Wreck of Continental Limited in Blalock Oregon
The Continental Limited eastbound from Portland to Pocatello derailed in Blalock Oregon killing Fireman R. J. Lee and badly injuring Rincer Hall and three passengers with about a dozen others injured. The engine and several cars plunged 300 feet into a 15 foot ditch after leaving the track at 8:25 PM.
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Blalock
Ore
Continental Limited
Oregon- Washington Railroad and Navigation
R. J. Lee
Iin Rincer Hall
Engineer Dies In Atlantic Coast Line Train Crash
Two ACL passenger trains collided head on near Tampa Florida injuring at least ten and killing the engineer of train No 82, believed to be Hicks, who was thrown from the cab. Casualties were rushed to the city for treatment.
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Tampa
Fla
Atlantic Coast Line
Hicks
Orioles Edge Louisville Colonels In Eleven Innings
Baltimore weather and sliding defense could not derail the Orioles as they beat Louisville Colonels 10 to 9 in eleven innings. Five pitchers saw action amid misplays and heavy hitting. Baltimore closes in on the minor league title with four wins in five games. another contest is set for tomorrow.
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Baltimore
Jouisville Colonels
Orioles
Kentuckians
Boise Chosen 1926 Convention City for Missionary Society
Salem Oct 10 Boise Idaho selected as the 1926 convention city for the Columbia river branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church at the business session.
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Salem
Ore
Boise
Idaho
Columbia River
Women’s F Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Coast Game Called as Darkness Ends Doubleheader
Salt Lake led Seattle 5 to 3 in the second game when darkness halted action after three innings in the Pacific coast match. The contest was terminated with Salt Lake still ahead.
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Seattle
Salt Lake
Bandits Hold Up Fort Pierre National Bank
Five bandits robbed the Fort Pierre National Bank at about 12:30 this noon and escaped in an automobile with about 3000 dollars. The event occurred in Pierre, South Dakota, as reported by AP.
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BOB Bank
Pierre
Fort Pierre
Utah Weather: Unsettled Sunday and Monday Showers
The Utah forecast calls for unsettled weather with showers on Sunday and little temperature change. Monday is expected to remain similar with continued showers and mild temperatures.
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Utah
USC Trojans Defeat Utah in Hard Fought Showdown
The USC football eleven with a stiff defense stopped Utah's attack and won decisively. Tauffer starred on defense and offense while Livingston and Richards shone at halfback. USC outgained Utah by over 300 yards and held the visitors to fewer first downs as they converted 12 of 18 passes to Utah’s 1 of 4.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
University of Utah
Vais
Ward
Faus
Aceo
Utah
Trojans
Tauffer
Livingston
Richards
Southern California
Drury
Wanamaker to open air passenger service to Miami
John Wanamaker department store announces a joint venture with Ford to run a New York to Miami air service using Ford aircraft. Engineers seek suitable landing fields as Rodman Wanamaker cites forthcoming details. The JW-1 plane, Ford’s first transferred aircraft, is on display at the store.
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New York
Miami
Fla
Henry Ford
Wanamaker
Rodman Wanamaker
Ford Company
Wanamaker Department Store
Ford
John Wanamaker
Mitchell Field
Federal Court Calendar Opens In Pocatello Monday
A heavy calendar of national prohibition violation cases and other matters will be heard at a full term of United States district court in Pocatello starting Monday morning. Judge Dietrich will preside assisted by District Attorney Hoyt E. Ray and staff. Naturalization petitions and bankruptcy proceedings are scheduled, with cases involving Columbia Trust versus Deutsche Seite Apts, the O S Railroad, and others drawing interest locally.
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United States Federal Court
Pocatello
Dietrich
Reise
Hoyt E. Ray
United States District Attorney
Willie Langrosse
Withrehal Breshears
O. S. Railroad Company
Reverendeorge de Stoopvers
First National Bank of
Ezentes
Idao
Utah Powe and Light Company
Chance Canal Company
Bear River
American Falls
Snake River
Oneida Ranch Company
Clarence B
Tribute Paid to Beloved Player
Washington mourns as Cal Coolidge remembered at Griffith Stadium before game. The Star Spangled Banner and taps mark the farewell to a long loved figure, honoring a great character featured in the day’s tribute.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Ebell
Griffith Stadium
YDE TO PITCH SUNDAYS GAME IN WORLD SERIES
Emil Yde the National Leagues top pitcher of 1923 will start for Pittsburgh against Walter Johnson in the fourth game of the World Series. The lefty and Johnson trained for about thirty minutes in the cold. Gooch will catch for the Pirates.
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Washington
Emil Yde
Pittsburgh
Walter Johnson
Yde
Johnson
Pittsburgher
Gooch
Pirates
Large Crowd Attends Opening Football Game
A historic crowd gathered for the Pocatello Salt Lake high school football opener. Attendance surpassed last year’s Boise game, with students and Somnegeone forming a lively rooting section led by John eston and Alaners. Salt Lake supporters arrived in several carloads, while junior students ran hot dot concessions near the box car sidelines.
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Utah City
Whitzell Urges Delay For Big Game Hunters In Idaho
E. N. Whitzel, secretary of the Dubscis chamber, reports muddy but passable roads after rains. He just returned from Salmon via Lemhi and Leadore, where his party hunted on Morgan creek and took two deer. He advises hunters to delay about ten days as light snow keeps bucks high. only does and fawns seen. A few days of sun are needed to improve road conditions.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. N. Whitzel
Dubscis
Mr. Whitzel
Lemhi
Leadore
Morgan Creek
Noted tobacco king James B. Duke dies at home
New York AP reports tobacco magnate James B. Duke dies at age 84 after weeks of illness. He built a vast empire, promoted farmer relations, funded hydro power ventures, and established the Duke endowment, which shaped Duke University and regional institutions in North Carolina.
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New York
James B. Duke
Mr. Duke
North Carolina
Duke Foundation
Trinity College
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Washington Duke
DUKE
Duke Endowment
University
North
South Carolina
Davidson College
Davidson
Parham University
Baptist
Greville
The
Johnson
Smith University
Charlotte, N. C
Episcopal Church Deletes Word Obey From Marriage Rite
In New Orleans the house of deputies of the triennial Episcopal Church convention voted to remove the word obey from the marriage ceremony. The decision passed 7 to 28 with 156 votes split.
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New Orleans
Episcopal Church
House of Deputies
Church
President and Mrs Coolidge Attend Washington Win Over Pittsburgh
President and Mrs. Coolidge watched Washington defeat Pittsburgh as McNeely tied the game and Harris drove in the winning run. The First Lady kept score with a pencil while Robes draped through the seventh inning and both greeted players after the game.
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Washington
Ae Mick
Christy Athenson
Pirates
White House
Lesti
Klamath District Fears High Freight Rates
San Francisco freight agent H A Hallmark testified at an interstate commerce hearing in Portland that Klamath Falls Oregon would not face higher freight rates if Southern Pacific gains exclusive rights. He said rates to the east via SP to Alturas California would equal Bend to the east on northern lines. Lakeview to the east rates would match Klamath Falls area charges.
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Portland
Ore
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Southern Pacific
H. A. Hallmark
San Francisco
Charles Mahaffie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Alturas
Calif
Hallmark
Lakeview
Rend
Roosevelt P T A Holds Interesting Session
The Roosevelt school Parent-Teachers Association met Thursday at 8 pm with Miss Phillips directing the evening. Principal Mr. West spoke on pupil attendance and a future discussion on whether the school meets parent expectations. A question box idea was adopted. Officers elected for the new year include J. 9. Brugham president Guyman vice president Neyman second vice president E. A. King secretary West treasurer and Mrs. R. H. Nipper elected press reporter. Refreshments followed.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Roosevelt School
Miss Phillips
Mr. West
Miss Jensen
Miss Holbrook
Miss Myron
West
J. 9. Brugham
Guyman
Neyman
E. A. King
R. H. Nipper
Radio alert on distress call from Cameronia far east of Nantucket
A RCA wireless station in New York received a distress Morse lamp signal from the steamship Cameronia stating it was standing by an unknown vessel disabled about 200 miles east of Nantucket lightship.
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New York
Cameronia
Nantucket
Radio Corporation of America
Bootlegger Arrests in Salt Lake City Alcohol Ring
Salt Lake City sheriffs report a liquor transport arrest after a man was caught with a five gallon keg en route to Beck Street. A still was found at the home, with additional liquor and an hotel proprietor arrested. The case widens as other items and a concealed weapon lead to further complaints.
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Salt Lake City
Arquor Soares
Salt Lake County
Union Pacific Traffic Heavy At Rock Springs
Rock Springs reported exceptionally heavy Union Pacific traffic with 95 line and freight trains passing Tuesday night into Wednesday. Most traffic was coast bound freight. limited locomotive power restrained greater haulage.
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Rock Springs
Union Pacific
Colorado Aggies Rout BYU in Missionary Bowl
In Fort Collins Colorado, the Colorado Aggies defeated Brigham Young University 104 to an unclear final score. Sam Brown and Caldwell sparked drives with key runs and receptions including a 32 yard gain. Hyde and Clammer added touchdowns as Hughes rotated substitutes and the Aggies extended their lead late in the game.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Hughes
Colorado Aggies
Hyde
Crammer
Dixon
Clammer
Idaho Products Feature at Women's Convention
Mrs. R. F. Stringfellow leads the Idaho Industries association from Pocatello to Blackfoot for the state convention of women's clubs. She will present a candy box of Idaho beet sugar from Smith Candy of Pocatello to state president Mrs. Sherman, tied with federation colors and a sage brush sprig. The W W C Wholesale of Pocatello donates after dinner candies, Kraft Cheese Co. contributes small cheese packages to delegates, and a large brick of cheese will be served at one dinner.
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R. F. Stringfellow
Idaho Industries Association
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Senators Narrow Victory In Griping Playoff Battle
Sam Rice and Fred Marberry preserved a 4 run win after the Senators rallied in a frigid Washington game. Joe Harris delivered a decisive seventh inning hit scoring Isy Harris and giving the champions the lead before Rice and Marberry closed out the win. The crowd reached 34000 as President Coolidge watched, and a protest over a potential fair catch was dropped after umpire Rigler ruled the play legal.
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Senators
Te Wa
Delitianes
Joe Harris
Isy Harris
Sam Rice
Fred Marberry
Rice
Earl Smith
Earl McNeely
Pittsby
Groun
Smith
Landis
Bill McKechnie
Rigler
Washington
Tesident
Mrs. Coolidge
Nota
Bates
Bobcats Defeat Mines With Dominant Ground Game
On October 10 the Bobcats overwhelmed the Mines defense as backup players saw most of the action. Montana late college days produced a 72 to 0 victory, with second and third-string players filling in while the first team rested.
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Boseman
Meat
Montana
Eday
Montags
Bobcat
Indian S mplies To Doom In Arizona Hanging
Wa pai Indian George Dixon Surynamie, 26, convicted of murder in Prescott, goes to the scaffold after threats and appeals to President Coolidge fail to halt the sentence. He speaks briefly explaining the motive linked to an Apache love triangle. Walapai tribe warns of herbal wrath but no attack occurs as the execution proceeds.
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Prescott
Ariz
Coolidge
Arizona
George Dixon Surynamie
Cavell
Surynamie
Cooldge
Sargent
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William Mitchell
Mitchell
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Open Air Service
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Klamath District
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