Y. W. C. A. Campaign Opens With Banquet in Pocatello
The Y. W. C. A. campaign for 6535 dollars opened with a banquet attended by about 100 women. Mrs. C. Ben Ross announced initial gifts of 1600 dollars and praised community support. John L. Brady delivered an inspirational talk on women’s social life and service to girls in Pocatello.
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Ernest Pearson
H. L. Pauschert
Jane Kbyer
Vivian Keeny
Emily Porves
Evelyn Barnes
Essie Hutchinson
Ocatello
Ross
John L. Brady
Pocatello
Mise Minson
Reservation Closes For 8 C M Ziebach Notice
Local agency spokesman M Ziebach announces reservation will not open Wednesday due to roundup incomplete. The refuge will instead open Saturday October 10 for duck hunting with sportsmen urged to proceed cautiously as cattle are scattered.
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C. M. Ziebach
Cs Agency
Raids Hit Chicago Pet Gambling Houses
State's attorney detectives conducted simultaneous raids on about twenty gambling dens in Chicago arresting roughly two hundred men and seizing a large amount of paraphernalia.
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Chicago
Coolidge Attends National Session Parade Review
President Coolidge attends a national convention session as he plans to speak before the gathering and join a luncheon at the Aha Club before leaving for Washington. He will review the afternoon parade of American Legion members and was led to the reviewing stand at the parade head.
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Kansas City
Washington
Aha Club
Legion
American Legion
Coolidge Urges Demobilization of Racial Hostility at Legion Meet
President Coolidge told the American Legion convention in Omaha that world peace hinges on demobilizing racial antagonisms and building broad tolerance at home. He warned against militarism and urged civil authority to control military power while supporting selective service for national defense and price stability.
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Omaha
Neb
Coolidge
American Legion
Cooly Age
Five men escape Canadian jail after beating turnkey
Five prisoners, including two awaiting murder trials, overpowered a jailer at the Winnipeg provincial jail and escaped with the keys. They fled in a car after binding the keeper and breaking from their cells, one inmate identified as John Stanton. Stanton had been arrested earlier in Indiana on a murder case.
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Winnipeg
Man
John Stanton
John Penny
Stanton
Castle Prison Farm
Indiana
A Call for Religious Freedom and Unity in America
The piece urges tolerance across race, religion, and class, arguing freedom of conscience built a diverse nation. It praises liberal traditions, warns against intolerance, and emphasizes harmony among varied groups as essential to national greatness and progress. It stresses that patriotism and character are not confined to any single race or faith.
Cubical Engineering One Sidelight Popular at the Omaha Convention
Omaha October 6 AP Visiting legionnaires enjoy a festive night in downtown Omaha. Incandescent lights bloom over streets as veterans play dice and pray to chance. Intersections at Sixteenth and Farnum see ongoing games while traffic issues arise. Citizens, visitors, and servicemen celebrate heroism with lighthearted revelry.
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Omaha
Chance
Sixteenth
Farnum Streets
Making America First Through Tolerance and Service
The speaker condemns ethnic contempt and national arrogance while urging a humane path to “America first.” He argues true leadership comes from toleration, shared humanity, and constructive service at home and abroad, not hatred or conquest.
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Orze
America
Steady Crooks Probe Manhattan Treasure Vaults
A historical note describes criminals targeting a vast treasury in Manhattan’s tip, with two billion dollar valuations per acre across twelve acres. It claims heavy protection by modern devices guarding stacked gold bars, silverware, and precious stones in subterranean vaults.
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Federal Reserve
Manhattan
Tech Plays BYU Frosh in Provo on November 14
Idaho Tech coach Hutchinson schedules a football game with the BYU Frosh at Provo on November 14. BYU’s junior team is a prominent Utah contender and the result could lead to a future annual contest on BYU’s schedule for the Tech. The BYU College game at Logan is separate.
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Hutchinson
Idaho Tech
B. Y. University
Provo
Utah
B. U
Tech
B. Y
Logan
Episcopal church split over joining Federal Council
Rev Dr George Craig Stewart of St Luke's Evanston condemns Episcopal entry into the Federal Council of Churches as a blow to church unity. He opposes the move at the Triennial General Convention in New Orleans and disputes Bishop Brent's push for joining. He supports limited cooperation via the Episcopal civil service commission.
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Chicago
Federal Council of Churches For the Episcopal Church
George Craig Stewart
St. Luke’s Church
Evanston
New Orleans
Stewart
C. H. Brent
Buffalo
Brent
Federal Council
Episcopal Civil Service Commission
Episcopal Church
Mock Court Held for Civic Class Teaches Court procedure
A civic class at the YMCA led by I. E. McDougall will stage a mock court tonight to familiarize entrants for naturalization with court procedure. A clerk and judge will preside as class members answer questions on local and state government. The event precedes a state examination and a contest for the Pocatello Tribune shield and Watson Brothers medal next Friday.
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I. E. McDougall
McDougall
Mr. McDougall
Mack Court
New Americanization Committee
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