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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1925

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Fire Hits Clyde Liner Comanche Off Mayport

The Clyde line steamer Comanche bound for New York caught fire off Mayport Florida after an explosion. Captain Jonassen and crew fought the blaze but the ship burned to the waterline and 10 crew and passengers were rescued by the tanker Reaper and the pilot boat Mota. J J Raudet praised for rescuing Captain Curry and nine others.

MayFort Fla Tim Persons Reaper Mota Mayport Curry Comanche J. J.raudet Jacksonville Clyde Line New York Jonassen Texas Company J. I. Gavagan Florida Imes Union Chore Gavagan Clyde Charleston Philadelphia Carri Ea Lawler Hartford Conn Lawler Bingleton

Army overwhelms Notre Dame 27 0 at Yankee Stadium

Army defeats Notre Dame 27 to 0 at Yankee Stadium on October 17. The Black Knights dominated with a relentless ground attack and stout defense, ending Notre Dame’s 16 game win streak as Rockne’s Hoosiers fail to respond. Baxter and Born key on defense while Army’s aerials fail to turn the tide.

Rockne Hoosiers ARMY Yankee Stadium Notre Dame Knute Rockne Hoosier Nebraska Indiana South Bend Cal Lined Spee Miller Crowley Layden Stuhldreher Snsey Baxter Born

John Beggs dies in Milwaukee rail chief at 78

John L Beggs, president of the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company, a prominent figure in the power utility industry, died in Milwaukee at age 78. The news note records his death and notes his influential role in the company.

John Beggs Milwaukee Wis John L Begse Milwaukseectric Railway Company

Stokes Divorce Granted in Short Hearing for Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes

Nyack New York October 17 AP Justice Artur Tompkins grants an interlocutory divorce to Rose Pastor Stokes and James Graham Phelps Stokes after a brief hearing. Mrs Stokes did not attend hear ing. testimony cited misconduct with hotel manager Grossman. Final decree to be entered in three months.

Nyack, N. Y Rose Pastor Stokes James Graham Phelps Stokes Stokes Artur Tompkins

Tax Reduction Plan Aims for Early Passage

A broad revenue measure outlining tax cuts and exemptions is being prepared for quick action. The plan seeks lower normal and surtax rates, reduced or repealed miscellaneous taxes, estate tax revision, and higher exemptions. Hearings begin Monday with Mellon naming reps to work with legislators.

House Senate Green Ways and Means Committee Mellon Garner

Last Rites for Senator Ralston in Lebanon Indiana

In Lebanon Indiana October 17 the body of United States Senator Samuel M. Ralston of Indiana was laid to rest as townspeople paused commerce across the countryside. Vice President Dawes and a Senate committee attended the funeral service followed by a long public viewing and burial in the family plot at Oakhill.

Lebanon Ind United States Samuel M. Ralston Indiana Samuel Ralston Charles G. Dawes United States Senate Hoosier Indianapolis H R Oakhill

Greatest Rifle Starts On Trip To West Coast

Washington reports Uncle Sam’s 14 inch rifle on a railway mount will travel westward from Fort McArthur to Los Angeles area with 95 foot length and 730000 pound weight. The journey stages through Chicago Clinton Council Bluffs Cedar Rapids Ames Boone Fremont Columbus Grand Island North Platte Sidney Laramie Cheyenne Ogden Reno Sacramento Stockton Fresno Bakersfield and Los Angeles with public inspections but no firing until Fort McArthur.

Pennsylvania Chicago Chicago and Northwestern Clinton Council Pluffs Cedar Rapids Ames Boone Union Pacific Fremont Columbus Grand Island North Platte Sidney Laramie Cheyenne Ogden Southern Pacific Reno Sacramento Stockton Fresno Bakersfield Los Angeles Fort McArthur

Pocket Note Identifies Man In Fatal Train Accident

A torn coat pocket with a note led to the discovery of John Tyler a 22 year old section laborer who died after being struck by engine No 5 near Rock Island Huntington. The body was found after the 7 40 p m arrival of engine 3122 and the crew traced the note to the victim who was last seen in Huntington Friday night.

John Tyler Fridery Eveting Cama No. 5 Rock Island Huntington The Tribune Fridey Tyler

Pershing Did Not Indicate Withdrawal Over Tacna Arica Plea

At General Pershing headquarters the American delegation has not signaled a withdrawal from Tacna Arica plebiscite talks. Dispatches claimed patience neared its limit, but the purpose remains to resolve differences and proceed with arbitration.

Arica Chile General Pershing New York

Icelandic Poet Backs Scandinavian Republic Idea

Gunnar Gunnarsson, famed Icelandic poet, champions a Scandinavian republic linking Denmark Norway Sweden Finland and Iceland with a president elected by popular vote. He cites support from prominent figures and announces propaganda meetings in Oslo Stockholm and Copenhagen with a goal of realization in five years.

Copenhagen Gunnar Gunnarsson Denmark Norway Sweden Finland Iceland United States Gunnarsson Oslo Stockholm Telers Galenen

Holy Cross Edges Harvard 7–6 in Cambridge Rivalry

Holy Cross defeated Harvard 7 to 6 at Cambridge as both teams scored in the second quarter. Crowley the Purple fullback kicked the deciding extra point after Harvard failed a goal attempt following a first half touchdown. Harvard threatened late with several drives but was stopped by Holy Cross on the goal line.

mAnyaep Hol Cambridge Mass Crimson Holy Cross Harvard Harvard Eec Crowley Holy Creesg Purple

Stanford Defeats USC 13 to 9 in Los Angeles Showdown

At Coliseum in Los Angeles Stanford produced key scores to topple USC 13 to 9 before 75000 fans. The Cardinal pulled ahead in the second period with two strong thrusts including a touchdown. Warne coached teams defeat Howard Jones for the second time, echoing a 1908 Carlisle victory over Syracuse.

Los Angeles Eee Leland Stanford University of Southern California Cardinal Troys Glenn Warner Howard Jones Warner Carlisle Indians Syracuse Stanford

Prominent Woman of Coast Dead in Los Angeles

Mrs William Eric Fowler former Mrs Edwin T Earl of Los Angeles died at her home after a heart ailment. She long played a prominent role in the city and was widow of Edwin T Earl a notable business and political figure behind Evening Express and Morning Tribune and a control factor in Union Oil. She later married Colonel William Erie Fowler in 1921 who served on diplomatic missions.

Los Angeles William Eric Fowler Edwin T. Earl of Los Ange Fowler Cially Edwin T. Earr Evening Express Moin Tribune Union Oil Company William Erie Fowler

Society Matron Found Dead in Los Angeles Home

Laura Biddle a prominent Palsedaips society matron was found dead in her Los Angeles residence today prompting an investigation.

Society Los Angeles Laura Biddle Ber A

Idaho Vandals Roam to 7 6 Victory Over Cougars

Neal Nelson powered Idaho to a 7 6 win over Washington State in Pullman after a 65 yard touchdown following a fumble in the third period. Idaho’s line play dominated, with WSU mustering limited offense as the Cougars failed to score after halftime and near the end.

Pullman Wash Neal Nelson Idaho Vandals Washington State College

Coyotes Rally Fails as Normal School Outplays Them

Caldwell crowd watches an uneven first half where the Gemmen Coyotes misfire then Cheney dominates the second period. Cheney scores 13 points in the second quarter as Cornell’s defense struggles and College of Idaho fans see sharp runs and passes from Cheney in a decisive showing.

Caldwell Gemmen’ S Coyotes Normal School Cheney Seth Os Geran Cornell College of Idaho

Idaho Births Well Divided

Idaho births and deaths report shows 813 births in October with 400 girls and 13 automobile accident deaths in the state during the month. Total deaths reached 335 with 79 under one year and 126 over 85 years. Seven drownings added to accident toll.

Boise Bureau of Vital Statistic

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