Old fashioned Kansas City girl becomes Metropolitan prima donna
Marion Talley, a simple mid western girl from Kansas City, has signed with Signor Catti Casazza to become the Metropolitan opera prima donna. The aspiring singer, praised by critics and famous sopranos, says singing is her only amusement and dislikes early-morning concerts.
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Rowland Woop
The
Pocatello Tribune
Opyright
Consolidated Press Association
New York
Catti Casazza
Marion Talley
Kansas City
Kanis City
Miss Talley
Mason Talley
Florence
Ambion
Arly
Remembered Mathewson at Omaha Legion Convention
The American Legion in Omaha, Nebraska adopted a unanimous resolution mourning Christy Mathewson, described as dying from wounds received in action. Ernest F. Ryan of Kansas introduced the measure as the first business of today’s session at the annual convention.
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Omaha
Neb
Christy Mathewson
American Legion
Ernest F. Ryan
Kansas
Y M C A reception for new citizens set in Pocatello
The Y M C A Americanization committee will host a reception for incoming new citizens on October 15 in the second floor assembly room. Local officials including E McDougall and George McClintock organize, with Theodore Turner invited to participate. A civics contest Friday night will award the Tribune and Hub Store prizes, and trophies will be presented at a public reception later. Also, R W Katherndahl returns from Portland with his family and J B Blackhurst faces a reckless driving trial set for Saturday morning.
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Y. M. C. A. Americanization Committee
E. McDougall
George McClintock
American Legion
Naomi Fraker
W. J. Ingling
Ralph Gates
Theodore Turner
U. S
Pocatello Tribune Shield
Lub Clothing Store
EK. McDougal
Pocatello Tribune
Hub Store
Tribune
I. &. McDougall
Service as keynote of Farley talk at chamber meeting
H Farley urged merchants to apply merchandising principles to the human element of business. He stressed service by sales people and noted loyalty grows when salaries reflect service quality and customer care.
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H. Farley
Chamber of Commerce
Idaho Legion Band to Broadcast from WOAW Omaha
The Idaho American Legion band of Blackfoot Idaho will air a concert tonight from WOAW station 526 meters from 8 30 to 9 30 Mountain time. Dr G B Crabtree will give a brief talk on Idaho before the concert and listeners are asked to send acknowledgments to the Omaha broadcasting station.
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Idaho American Legion Band
Blackfoot
Idaho
Omaha
WOAW
R. A. Smith
G. B. Crabtree
Special excursion rate to Butte on Fort Line
A special excursion rate to Butte goes into effect tomorrow on the Fort Line. The round trip fare is 5.30 with a return limit to October 12. Reservations are light from Pocatello. Soda Springs residents employed in Conda mines operated by Montana mining interests are using the rate to visit their former home.
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Buttees
Fort
Pocatello
Soda Springs
Conda
Montana
Local Ananias club aids Elks dinner with ducks
A. C. Hinckley C. C. Shepherd and other Ananias club members add ducks to cold storage for the Elks annual dinner. Several members anticipate field time this week and report the flight fair for early season hunting.
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A. C. Hinckley
C. C. Shepherd
Ananias Club
Bannock Sports Meeting Sets Agenda At Chamber Hall
A Bannock Sports men's association gathering will be held this evening at the Chamber of Commerce hall to discuss magpie eradication and a proposed closed season on peasant in the county.
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Bannock Sportsmen’s Association
Chamber of Commerce
Business expert Farley heads to Billings after talks in Pocatello
W H Farley, a business expert who spoke yesterday to the business men of Pocatello and delegates at the state Pharmaceutical convention, departed this morning on train No 21 bound for Billings.
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W. H. Farley
Pocatello
Billings
Short Line officials depart on bear hunt and inspection trip
J. V. Nevins chief dispatcher and G. W. Straughn left early for a bear hunting trip in Deer creek country 75 miles west of Salmon City. They will be away two weeks. General Manager H. V. Platt and General Superintendent R. A. Pierce also left at noon for an inspection trip over the east end.
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J. V. Nevins
Short
G. W. Straughn
Deer Creek
Salmon City
H. V. Platt
R. A. Pierce
East End
Mrs George Edwards Leaves for Los Angeles
Mrs George Edwards daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Couzens departed yesterday for Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
George Edwards
Charles Couzens
Boise Visitor From State Law Enforcement Office
George Jordan from the state department of law enforcement in Boise arrived on a business visit and was noted in the city.
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Boise
George Jordan
The
State Department of Law Enforcement At
Oxford Latin address blasts trousers with pitted legs
Oxford officials report Vice Chancellor Joseph Ells in the annual Latin address criticized a fashion or item described as "bags" worn by undergraduates. He called the Latin phrasing an attack and stated the attire was more barbarian than items worn by barbarians or Samaritans.
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Oxford
Eng
Ellor Josephells
Banks to Close in Pocatello on Columbus Day
All Pocatello banks will be closed Monday October 12 in observance of Columbus Day. Pocatello Clearing House Assn 09 A Reynolds Manager.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Clearing House Ass
A. Reynolds
Mgr
Mrs Burns Visits Rupert and Friends Over Weekend
Mrs. R. W. Burns returned Monday from Rupert where she spent the weekend with her husband and friends. The Burns enjoyed a Sunday motor trip through the Mimidora and Burley project with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Schofield of Rupert. Mrs. D. K. Wakefield of Rupert arrived Tuesday to visit her parents and sister in the area.
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R. W. Burns
Rupert
Mrs. Burns
Minidoka and
Burley
Dean Schofield
Runaway Twin Falls Lad Detained by Police
Gale Brown a 14 year old runaway from Twin Falls was taken into custody Wednesday by a police officer and held awaiting word from Twin Falls authorities.
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Gale Brown
Twin Falls
Senators Hold Edge as Pirates Open World Series
Forbes Field, Pittsburg. Washington leads 1 0 in the 1925 world championship after a warm opening day. Coveleskie starts for the Senators against Aldridge for the Pirates in a game marked by tributes to Christy Mathewson and a large 45,000 crowd.
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Forbes
Pittsburg
Washington Senators
Pittsburg Pirates
Christy Mathewson
Mathewson
Aeall Writers’ Association of America
Landis
Big Six
Washington
Walter Johnson
McKeechnie
Aldridge
Pirates
McKeeshnia
John McGraw
Giants
Pirate
Pittsburg Board of Strategy
Stanley Coveleskie
Senators
Vic Alldridge
Starris
Coveleskie
Pennsylvania
Meadows
McKechnie
Nick
Altrock
al Behacht
Owens
Boston Braves
Cowd
Stel
Bam Bice
First Evening School Opens in Tol England 1806
The first evening school for instructing boys and girls who worked all day opened in Tol England in 1806. This marked an early effort to provide daytime laborers with access to education and literacy skills.
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A Tol
England
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Ansas City
Signor Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera Co
Trea
City News
Portland
R. W. Katherndahl
Dubois
City
J. B. Blackhurst
John W. Peter
F. T. Stains
Bates
Butte
Ricks Drug CO
E. Center
Schramm-Johnson Drug Store
West Center
Temple Pharmacy
W. Center
Watson Drug CO
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