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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1925
Page
12
A massive collapse of bleachers at a Tech football game in Washington Pennsylvania sent spectators into Catfish Creek injuring hundreds. Ambulances and state police assisted in rescues amid chaos as the scoreless game was halted and no fatalities were reported.
The piece covers Rose Stokes and her husband’s rise in Socialist circles, their wartime split over radical views, and her 1918 espionage conviction appeal. It notes Mary Craft’s testimony of Stokes’s hotel presence with a manager, and Mr. Stokes’s claim of two years separation and no collusion.
Washington October 17 AP The airplane regarded as a junior weapon of nations is set to overshadow the debate in the next Congress. Two investigations will shape discussion. The president’s air board has closed hearings and will present a report to President Coolidge by November 20. The House aircraft committee’s inquiry will go to Congress. The board pursued fact finding and avoided ties, examining government aviation officials aviators manufacturers and commercial users over four weeks.
A salesman contrasts a $150 rug with a $125 option and touts an Anglo-Persian rug as lasting quality. He argues the rug's wear resistance and pride of ownership justify the cost, likening the sedan to a depreciating asset but the rug to lasting value, ending with a sale and a new customer.
A farewell testimonial for Mrs. Tillie Ellsworth organist of the First ward choir was given at a regular L D S O choir rehearsal before she moved to another ward. Roy Harrison conducted the program and a social with songs and a dance followed. Bishop M A Pond praised Mrs Ellsworth and presented her a chair on behalf of the choir.
Army defeats Yale 27 to 0 as it drives from its 36 yard line on a first period penalty. Kruez and Leith score after series of rushes, while Yale struggles with fumbles and a late field goal by Pennsylvanian Kregel.
University of Washington and Nebraska played to a 6 to 6 tie before about 15 000 fans. Washington scored late in the final period to knot the game after Nebraska led earlier on a Mandery touchdown. Key plays included a Wilson to Tesreau pass and a Stiner fumble recovery setting up Nebraska’s score.
Six heavily armed men robbed the West Pullman works of International Harvester in Chicago at 9 a.m. just after a payroll money was loaded. They blocked exits, fled in a car after stuffing the money in a canvas bag, and four thousand dollars in rewards were posted. An employee and two former workers were arrested later. police suspect an inside job.
Five men entered an inner safe area believed to contain about $15,000. They were scared away before completing the theft, leaving their burglary tools scattered around the building.
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