First Liquor Trial Under New State Law
The trial of Bee Dee Albert and Jack Wilson for furnishing liquor to a minor began in district court before Judge C. R. Baum. The case marks the county’s first under the 1925 law making it a felony to furnish liquor to a minor. Witnesses included W. J. Vail, his mother Mrs. Vail, and other familiar locals, detailing a July to August 1925 drinking party that ended with multiple defendants accused of supplying whiskey and participating in the event. The defense challenged the evidence. the court reserved on a direct verdict and adjourned for the day.
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Bee Dee Albert
Jack Wilson
C. R. Baum
W.j.vail
J. M. Bistline
Claude Bistline
Theo. Swanson
Stallings
Geo. Williams
Don Talma
Aoe
Chase
Jimmie Noggan
T. C. Quinn
F. L. Evana
Wisher
Water H. Anderson
Vail
W. J. Vail
Lee Boyle
Bee Dee Achert
West Gould Street
Pocatello Creek
Berle
Wilson
Pp. Mn
Albert's
Anna Ryan
Anderson
J. L. Balderston
Pocatello
Dee Bee Albert
Albert
North Main
Bud Livington
Pirates Close Deal for Rhyne and Waner for $100000
Forbes Field Pittsburg October 13 The Pittsburg Pirates reportedly closed a deal with San Francisco of the Pacific Coast league to buy Hall Rhyne and Paul Waner for 100000 plus three players. Manager MecKechnie said a final conference with Barney Dreyfuss was not yet held. Rhyne and Waner were top minor league stars sought by several clubs.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Pirates
San Francisco
Hall Rhyne
Paul Waner
MecKechnie
Barney Dreyfuss
Rhyne
Waner
World Series tense as Senators and Pirates trade innings
In a tense world series game, Senators and Pirates exchange runs through five innings. Rice endures boos after a controversial catch, while Goslin and Barnhart drive key hits as Kremer and Moore duel on the mound.
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Rice
Moore
Stan Harris
Kremer
Smith
Goslin
Ruether
Bluege
Carey
Cuyler
Barnhart
Pirate
Rana
Senators
Judge
Wright
Peck
Severeld
Ferguson
Pirates
Traynor
Ginale
Peek
Mar Ria
Melania
Hall
Melanis
Amith
Teading Remerch
Washington
Stan Harris Hopper
Goose
Harris
Savereid
Joel Harria
Severeid
McNeeley
Leibold
McInnis
Seibold
Veach
Ruel
Ballou
Adams
Meiinnis
Ninth Senators
Joe Harris
Ferguson's high tension pitchers keep scoreless tie
The narrative details a tense game with Kremer pitching for the Pirates and Senators players making defensive plays. A broken field box interrupts play and later resumes as both sides fail to score through nine innings.
New Citizens Admitted by Federal Court in Arraignments
The morning session featured arraignments of alleged prohibition violators and naturalization petitions. Judge Dietrich imposed fines and jail terms on several defendants while admitting a list of new citizens including Paul Gayeth, Harry Kachibas, Lazar Matallof, and others from various European nations and Australia. The day also saw cases consolidated and a jury trial date moved to Thursday.
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Dietrich
Belle Kirtley
Idaho Falls
James Hale
Lemhi
James Sanders
Idaho
Archie Bell
Charles PF. Bunn
Art Skinner
Dora Whithington
May la Rouche
Bonneville County
R. L. Kulp
Bannock County
Peter Christian Nielson
Arthur and Samuel Mellveene
Aristide Spirou Spirou
Castone Duccioni
Carl Waldimar Peterson
Adelmo Colavini
Sarantos Kouros
Giovanni Simonetti
Nicholaos Lagos
Demetrios Lambrose
Henry Olsen
D. H. Owen
A. T. Johnson
W. A. Crothers
John M. Adams
George E. Hill
W. M. Poole
U. S.vs
Utah Weather Outlook and Forecast Brief
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday cooler in extreme east. Frost possible in the northern portion. Local want ads highlight Tribune results.
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Tribune
Utah
Silk valued at 250 thousand stolen from showroom
Four robbers stole silk valued by owners at 250000 from the show rooms of J. Agonson son in New York in the morning. The watchman was gagged and handcuffed. he was found seven hours later. The silk was moved in a truck.
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New York
J. Agonson
In- Son
Square
Air Service Demands Equal Standing in Army Defense Plan
General Drum refutes claims of air service weakness, arguing air units are essential and must be integral to the army. He cites promotions pay and leadership within air forces, and defends current command structure while opposing broader reorganization.
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Army
Patrick
Defense Department
Drum
Air Service
Infantry
Cavalry
War Department
Air Arm
United States Regular Army
Great Britain
The
Air Services
United States
Walter G. Kilner
General Drum
General Staff
Air Corps
Army Air Chief
General Strike in Paris Protests War Proves Failure
Paris October 13 AP The twenty four hour general strike called by communists ended at dawn but Paris area transport workers tried to prolong the walkout with some success among auto bus and tram drivers. Two killed and about thirty wounded in Paris riots. police maintained vigilance. Outside Paris the strike failed. Interior Minister Schrameck called the strike a complete failure, saying workers would not obey foreign agitators.
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Paris
Morocco
Moscow
St. Denis
Puteaux
M. Schrameck
Schrameck
Pocatello Births Favor Boys In September Statistics
Dr J B Young reports September births in Pocatello total 87 with 60 new babies 31 boys and 26 girls and 3 stillborns. The month saw 15 deaths including two under one year old one from diphtheria and nine from other causes.
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Pocatello
J. B. Young
Moose Club Monthly Social Set For Oct 19 At Hall
The Loyal Order of Moose will hold its regular monthly social on Monday evening October 19 at the K. C. hall.
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Loyal Order of Moose
K. C. Hall
Confession in 11 year old Piolletti murder case
St Paul police said William Brandt confessed to the murder of 11 year old Franci Piolletti after his arrest in connection with the crime.
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St. Paul
William Brandt
Franci Piolletti
General Staff Opposes Separate Air Corps Proposal
The general staff voices strong opposition to the plan for a separate air corps within the army, stating it cannot be justified on any ground. The critique emphasizes the need for unified command and resources under existing structures.
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Tion
Drum
General Staff
Army
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