Y Association Touts Historic Boys' Programs and Alumni
A local Y plans to consolidate its members under five years into department activities with Sunday school and church league participation. The piece recalls 1916-17 basketball and indoor baseball squads, naming alumni such as F. E. Tydeman Roy Brookhart Jack Annand Babe Hewlett Marvin O Malik Myer Hausman Bill Jones and others who shaped past teams and wartime service. Several noted youths earned bronze medals for service, reflecting the Y’s long impact on local youth and community life.
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Association
Department of Physical Education
Pocatello Association
F. E Tydeman
Roy Brookhart
Jack Annand
Pocatello High School
Clarence
Babe’ Hewlett
Marvin O'Malley
Myer Hausman
Bill’ Jones
Conway Stratford
George Sligerland
Rosa Phillips
Louis ‘Sox
Gallett Virgil Samms
Vernon Rickard
Notre Dame
Gresham
Acatello
Spug’ Myers
Spug
Rich’ Howard
Johns Hopkins University
Delta Curia
Pateg
War Department
The
Pocatello Tribune
Charles Cuse
Clifford
Peake
Fred Murphy
Charles Cole
Fred Leibert
Ed. McGarvey
Glen Parsons
George Smack
Wayne Stratford
Juliu Trist
Oliver van Buskirk
Eldon Archibald
Curtis Bohlseheid
Wm, Brown
Paul da James Ennis
Don Howard
Hectic Market Days End at Chicago Wheat Pit
Chicago wheat traders face new rules after a government push for cleaner practices. The Chicago board of trade adopts strict limits on price swings, authorizes a supervisory committee, and allows mail voting for outside members. Minneapolis and others follow with similar changes.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis Exchange
Jardine
Football Rally Marks Pocatello Prep Season Kickoff
About 250 Pocatello high school students joined a Friday pep rally through the city, featuring a serpentine dance and a funeral ceremony on the post office steps. The event coincided with a clash between Salt Lake and Pocatello teams at Overland Park as coverage promises a Sunday Tribune recap.
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Pocatello High School
Center Street
Arthur
Salt Lake
Red
Blue Warriors
Overland Park
Salt Lake Panthers
Salt Lake Eleven
Pocatello
Westminster
Ogden
Tribune
Children form small Klan band in Berlin raid spree
A 13 year old girl and seven boys about 12 formed a children’s Ku Klux Klan band flaunting a white flag with a black cross. Police say they looted jewelry shops and department stores over months, adopting the Klan name without understanding its meaning.
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Berlin
Ku Klux Klan
Races Postponed on Account of Wind at Mitchell Field
A sixty-five mile wind forced postponement of national air races at Mitchell Field New York. The Pulitzer speed classic and other events scheduled for today will be held Monday. Overnight high winds damaged tents and hangar areas, with soldiers on duty assisting in field preparations.
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Mitchell Field
N. Y
Czechoslovak Debt Agreement Reached With United States
Within a week of arrival in the United States the Czecho Slovakian debt commission reached a funding settlement totaling 115 million dollars. The deal spans 62 years with a lump sum basis, reducing the recorded obligation by about 2.679 million dollars in a near fifty fifty compromise. A Romanian funding outlook appears less favorable as Bucharest cancels passage for schedule sailing, prompting State Department pressure for settlement of its 20 million dollar debt.
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Washington
Rumania
Bucharest
Romanian Debt Commission
Cherbourg
State Department
Red Cross Convention Outlines Veterans Aid Program
At St Louis convention October 12 15 the Red Cross will discuss expanding a world war veterans program funded at 3 million dollars. National and regional leaders across health, disaster relief, and war service will attend along with university and press figures.
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St. Louis
American Red Cross
Robert E. Bondy
War Service
Henry M. Baker
Red Cross Disaster Relief
Earl Kilpatrick
Ernest P. Bicknell
Red Cross
Europe
Arthur W. Donn
Herbert &. Hadalevy
Washington University
St. Ats
Civilian Home Service
Nutrition
Lansdowne's Mother Dies in Greenville Telegram
Mrs Elizabeth Knox Lansdowne the mother of Commander Zachary Lansdowne died as reported by telegram from Greenville Ohio received by Mrs Zachary Lansdowne. The message followed her son's testimony before the naval court regarding the Shenandoah wreck and the crew.
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Washington
Act
Mra
Elizabeth Knox Lansdowne
Zachary Lansdowne
Greenville
Ohio
Naval Court
Shenandoah
Lansdowee
Pension Given Flier's Widows In Shenandoah Disaster
The pension bureau awarded Mrs. Alice B. Lawrence of Washington widow of Lieutenant John Bullard Lawrence a $50 monthly pension under the 1925 act. Five more claims from the disaster are on file, including widows of Lieutenants Lansdowne Hancock Houghton Sheppard and the mother of Chief Everett Allen. The commissioner directs special consideration for these and other submarine -51 sinking claims.
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Washington
Shenandoah
Pension Bureau
Alice B. Lawrence
John Bullard Lawrence
Bureau
Zachary Lansdowne
Lewis Hancock
Arthur R. Houghton
Edgar W. Sheppard
Rigger Everett P. Allen
Commissioner of Pensions
Man changes name to Schwartz to wed fiancee ends prospects
New York news reports George Patrick Healey a war veteran aged 27 who renamed himself Harry Schwartz to please his fiancee Miss Ida Weinberg. He sought court approval but wedding plans stalled as Mrs Healey and others object. Judge allowed the change if court costs are paid within a month.
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New York
George Patrick Healey
Ohn
Harry Schwartz
Ida Weinberg
Healey
Schwartz
Miss Weinberg
Urphy
Argaret Healey
George
France
Mary Cummings
Rebecca Weinberg
Tda
Quebec Rejects Anti-Saloon League Charge on Gas Propaganda
Quebec officials dismissed the Anti-Saloon League claim that European and Canadian liquor interests flood the United States with gas propaganda against prohibition. Quebec liquor chief L B Cordeau called it stupid and warned it would help if the United States abandons prohibition. The league cited Wayne B. Wheeler and others asserting Canadian ads subsidize the wet campaign.
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New York
Anti-Saloon League of America
United
Quebec
League
The
Liquor Commission of Quebec
United States
L. B. Cordeau
Quebec Liquor Commission
Quebec Commission
Anti-Saloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Ernest M. Cherrington
James A. Lane
America
Canada
Ontario
General Duncan Retires From Active Service
Washington reports Major General George B. Duncan commandant of the seventh area with Omaha HQ retires today. Secretary Davis thanks him for military accomplishments in war and peace. Duncan served in the Spanish American War and the Philippine Insurrection, led the first brigade and division, commanded the seventy seventh and eighty second divisions in France, and earned decorations from the United States Great Britain and France.
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Washington
George B. Duncan
Seventh Area
Omaha
Aoting
Dwight F. Davis
Department
Duncan
Spain
France
Heo
Perenne
Great Britain
Clash with troops on Brazilian border report
Readable fragments describe a clash involving troops near the Brazilian border noted in Buenos Aires with reference to transport fare and routes. Details are fragmentary and the timeline and actors are unclear from the text.
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Buenos Aires
Rte
Lockie Appeals Case to Idaho Supreme Court
Twin Falls Oct 10 Jay J Was admitted to liberty on appeal to the Idaho Supreme Court from a $14 128 embezzlement conviction while employed as keeper at Idaho Power offices He was released on $5 000 bond and sentenced to one to fourteen years in prison by Judge W A Babcock.
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Twin Falls
Jay J
Liberty
W. A. Babcock
State Supreme Court
Idaho Power Company
Lockie
Babcock
Minneapolis Tribune prints largest weekday edition
The Minneapolis Tribune issued a 52 page edition last night claiming to be the largest newspaper ever published on a weekday in Minneapolis in regular business. It features normal news and advertisements.
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Minneapolis
Senators on World Series Game Three in Wintry Washington
Ossie Bluege, third baseman for the Washington Senators, suffered a slight relapse after being beaned and will not play today. Manager Harris announced this as the Senators faced the Pirates at Griffith Stadium in Washington for the third game of the World Series.
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Griffith Stadium
Washington
Ossice Bluege
Washington Senators
Harris
Pirates
Stoltz to Begin $2 Million Tourist Hotel in Miami Beach
J Perry Stoltz, Augusta based owner of a large Miami Beach hotel, announces construction of a new $2,000,000 tourist hotel starting January 1. Early tourist movement in Augusta and Aiken, S C fuels real estate activity with three weeks of sales averaging $1,900,000 weekly. Denver lumber dealers forecast fewer small homes next year while hotels and business structures may rise. home building already saturated. In Camden N J the sale of part of Pusey and Jones ship yard to American Radiator and New York ship yard acquisition by Brown Beverley Electric Manufacturing spur a real estate boom.
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Augusta
J. Perry Stoltz
Miami Beach
Aiken
S. C
Denver
Camden
N. J
Pusey and Jones
American Radiator Company
New York
Brown-Beverle Electrical Manufacturing Firm
Thanksgiving for kindness after a bereavement
Mr and Mrs John Bever express gratitude for the condolences and assistance following the death of their son. They specifically thank Mr P C O'Malley for his kindness and all who donated time, floral offerings, and support, saying these acts will be remembered.
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P. C.o'malley
A'l
John Bever
Welcome Home MacMillan Expedition Highlights Zenith Radio
Zenith Radio powered the MacMillan Arctic Expedition keeping contact with America Europe and New Zealand. The homecoming showcases Zenith as dependable reliable radio with world reach and invites readers to buy or inquire today.
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MacMillan
McDonald
Arctic
Modo
Zenith Radio
Zenith
America
Europe
New Zealand
Boys' Haircut 35c at OCITIZEN'S Barber Shop
A local ad notes boys' haircuts available at OCITIZEN'S Barber Shop located at 212 North Main for 35 cents. The notice highlights affordable grooming services in a small-town setting.
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Ocitizen’s Barber Shop
N. Main
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Pat’ Lane
John Kelker
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Ruth Gillette
Los Angeles, Calif
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RED Cross Program For War Veterans
Lansdowne's
Patrick Healey
Canadian Commission To
Firestone
MacKenzie Auto Equipment CO
Ida
Pocatello Auto CO
Supreme Court
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Hong Huy
E. Genter Street
Jackson Realty
T. C. Brinkley
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Loan CO
Sonwenkalb
Fuers Fly Mahan
Troy Laundry
East Center Street
Pocatell
Pocatellores Estate
Fletcher R. Burry & Company
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