Winter storm brings snow and frost across western region
Denver reports snow from Great Falls to Casper with a 1 to 3 inch blanket. Bozeman and Butte see freezing lows as Montana endures early season cold. Heavy rains and snow affect the Rocky Mountain states with landslides and a derailment injuring two trainmen near Grand Junction.
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Denver
Colo
Freehold
Rocky Mound
Montana
Idaho
A. Mont
Great Falls
Casper
Helena
Bozeman
Mont
Butte
Chicago
Midwest
South Dakota
Mon
Wyoming
Surfrom
Wheat
Wyo
Rocky Mountain Oe
New Me
Arizona
Grand Junction
Union Pacific
Sioux City
Virginia
Minn
Gulf States
Fort Worth
Florida
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Verdict of Guilty in Assault Case
John Andreason was found guilty of assault with intent to commit rape after three hours of jury deliberation in district court before Judge O R Baum. Leora Henderson, 18, testified for the state. Sentencing set for Friday morning. Morris Campbell faced unrelated charges of sea beaver hides before Judge Baum.
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John Andreason
O. RB. Baum
Omy
Leora Henderson
Oxford
Baum
Fort Hall Knights of Pythias Lodge Meeting Report
An evening gathering of Fort Hall lodge No. 6 featured a valedictory address by Marker of Blackfoot, chancellor of the Knights of Pythias in a5. Esquire rank conferred on a candidate, and a trip report from the national convention in Providence R I. A Mellveen led musical numbers. a chicken dinner will be served at the lodge’s next Tuesday meeting.
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Fort Hall Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Marker
Blackfoot
Farmer
Esquire
Finnsy
Providence
R. I
Ki Patrick
Lee Blackm
Pythian Ra
Tourist records broken at parks by visitors in 1925 season
The interior department reports 2,731,684 people visited national parks and monuments through September 30, a 39 percent rise from 1923. Hot Springs leads with 265,500 visitors, Rocky Mountain 233,912, Yellowstone 154,282, and Yosemite 209,166.
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Washington
National Parks and Monuments
Demate
Hot Springs
Ark
Rocky Mountain Park
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Congregational Church Annual Meeting Recaps Finances
The Congregational church held its annual meeting with strong attendance. All departments reported paid bills and no debt except for the building fund. Loans for the Sunday school annex have been paid and the income fund ensures future payments. Leonard as treasurer praised. Ladies Circle served lunch. meeting closed with A Charge to Keep I Have.
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The
Congregational Church
BE. O. Leonard
Will BR
Ferris
Weather Delays Beet and Potato Loading Hit Idaho Factories
Wet weather delays loading of sugar beets and potatoes hindering harvest and shipment. If clear skies return, Blackfoot Lincoln and Sugar City sugar factories may open Saturday after stocking two to three days of beets. Idaho beet crop seen 40 000 tons larger than last year despite smaller acreage.
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Blackfoot
Lincoln
Sugar City
Idaho
Midnight Blaze Destroys Greenhouse Then Outfit Car Fire
Fire crews from two departments responded at 12 20 am to Godfrey Ringwell's Stanley greenhouse where a roof fire burned a frame structure. Hose lines stretched 2800 feet from Thirteenth avenue. At 4 20 am another fire involving an outfit car near the railroad yards required city and Short Line departments.
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Godfrey Ringwell
Stanley
Thirteenth Avenue
Auerbach Scores Technical Knockout Over Jones in Salt Lake
Herman Auerbach of Salt Lake City defeated Tom Jones by technical knockout in the fourth round of a six round bout Monday evening. Referee Hardy Downing stopped the fight as Jones could not withstand Auerbach’s power, giving the Utah youngster the victory.
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Auverbach
Herman Auerbach
Salt Lake
Tom Jones
Jones
Utah
Hardy Downing
Auerach
Train Hits Auto at Firth Crossing Accident Shocks Residents
Train No. 33 struck a Star automobile at 8 50 this morning east of the depot at Firth. E A Edwards, who lives north of Firth, drove the car and suffered injuries not yet learned. He was rushed to Shelley and placed under a physician care.
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Firth
E. A. Edwards
Fish shipment arrives for Bannock Sportsmen from St Anthony
A carload of fish from the state hatchery at St Anthony will be received by the Bannock Sportsmen's association this week and stored at the Meader hatchery's retention ponds until they are large enough. The fish will then be distributed to local streams and the American Falls dam when completed.
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St. Anthony
Bannock Sportsmen’s Association
Meader
American Falls
Post Falls Finishes Modern High School Building
The new $45 000 Post Falls high school structure, praised by the state education department, is among the state’s most modern. Erected by a district valued at $1 291 000, the project marks a key local educational upgrade. Also, Joe Strand C M Jeffery and Robert Daily returned from a Salmon River hunting trip reporting exceptional game and quality specimens.
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Fine School
Post Falls
State Department of Education
Joe Strand
C. M. Jeffery
Robert Daily
Salmon
Snow Edges Yellow Stone Branch With Heavy Snowfall
Five to six inches of snow blanketed the Yellowstone branch from Ashton to West Yellowstone. A rotary snow plow was dispatched to Ashton on Monday to keep the line open.
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Yellowstone
Ashton
West Yellowstone
Heavy stock and sheep shipments surge on Montana division
The Short Line reports the heaviest stock and sheep shipments in its history. Last Saturday, stock and sheep were loaded at twenty three points on the Montana division alone. Sheep shipments are especially heavy both interstate and to outside points.
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Montana
Mrs Lacey McCann Visits Daughter in St Louis
Mrs. Lacey McCann of 440 North Hayes leaves Wednesday evening for St Louis to visit her daughter Mrs H L Price for several weeks.
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Lacey McCann
North Hayes
St. Louis
H. L. Price
Indian Denies Commutation of Death Sentence
President Coolidge refused to commute the death sentence of George Suranyanie, an Indian, who is slated to be hanged for murder. A telegram reported the U.S. Attorney sent a reply via the United States Marshal noting the denial. The notification comes from Tucson, Arizona, on October 7.
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Tucson
Ariz
Coolidge
George Surynamie
United States
U. S. Marshalls
Mt Barracka
Mear Bere
Tech Notes and Club News At Idaho Tech
The T club members prepare initiations and hats amid stunts before tomorrow’s assembly. The Tiger club reorganized with freshmen hosting retirees at Oriole dinner as Professor Roscoe and 36 members attend. Idaho Tech Symphony reheares for a Pharmaceutical convention concert Thursday with Sara K. Thomas as soprano soloist. Commerce club meets to discuss business matters. Football drills indicate heavy preparation for the October 17 kickoff with Utah Aggie freshman team.
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Tiger Club
Oriole
Roscoe
Idaho Tech Symphony Orchestra
Frazier Hall
Sara K. Thomas
the Tech
Pharmacy Department Sees No Classes Amid Convention
Today no classes were held in the pharmacy department as delegates from the pharmaceutical convention inspected the school of pharmacy equipment and discussed standards.
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School of Pharmacy
Idaho Techniad selects operating staff and assigns reports
The official Idaho Techniad announces editor Carl Webb and staff, including managing editor William Holder and sports editor T Otis Black. Reporters from classes and clubs include Thalia Brady and Alice Bruckner, with steengr aphers Mary Dayton, Martha Nilsen, and a business team led by Dick Stratford.
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The
Idaho Techniad
Cy Dae Ee
Carl Webb
William Holder
T. Otis Black
Helen O'Connor
Exchange
Dorothy Monte
Kenneth Jones
Helen Williams
Colin Stewart
Frank Smith
Thalia Brady
Alice Bruckner
Alice Chapman
Angeling Guyer
Walter Greenwood
Lucile Holland
Marian McGowan
Alice Potter
Lawrence Turned
Dick Stratford
Kivin @Evans
Keith Neilson
Notable visitors and local officials make rounds in Idaho
W G Swendsen reclamation commissioner for Idaho visited Pocatello Tuesday evening. F W Dickerson Columbia Life Insurance manager spent yesterday at Rexburg on business. Rev G William Barnum Presbyterian pastor left for Caldwell to attend Idaho synod sessions. Roy Wade Short Line roadway equipment supervisor inspected Idaho division machines today. Mrs T C Binneckley Yellowstone hotel manager’s wife left today for Chicago.
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W. G. Swendsen
Idaho
Pocatello
F. W. Dickerson
Columbia Life Insurance Company
Rexburg
G. William Barnum
Presbyterian Church
Galdwell
Roy Wade
T. C. Binneckley
Yellowstone Hotel
Chie
Cattle Die From Copper Wire Ingestions In Thuringia
Veterinarians in Wilhelmsthal Thuringia report Holstein cattle died after swallowing copper wiring discarded in pastures by electric workers. The deaths span several areas prompting warnings on pasture cleanliness and hazardous debris.
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Wilhelmsthal
Thuringia
Germany
National Education Week Set for November Observance
National Association declares November 16 to 22 as American Education Week with events under the U S Bureau of Education the National Education Association and the American Legion The week features daily themes from constitution to God and country and includes a highlight football game between the University of Idaho and Oregon Agricultural College in Boise on November 21.
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National Association To Observe
United States Bureau of Education
National Education Association
The
American Legion
State Board of Education
United States Commissioner of Education
Southern Idaho
University of Idaho
Oregon Agricultural College
Boise
Returns to California
Mrs. Dan Church Jr and her young son Dan Church III return to California after a period away. The brief item notes their relocation and family details with a concise social note tone.
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California
Dan Church, Jr
Dan Church III
Guests of Mr and Mrs Church Leave for Los Angeles
The guests of Mr and Mrs dD W Church who stayed for two weeks left yesterday to return to their home in Los Angeles.
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Dd. W. Church
Los Angeles
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