Shorter Major League Season Advocated
John B. Foster argues for a shortened major league season to protect fans and improve weather conditions after two soggy world series days in Pitts. He cites Commissioner Landis letting rain ruin play and warns the world series distracts from regular games, echoing John T. Brush’s 1905 warning about baseball becoming a spectacle.
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Pocatello Tribune
New York
Pitts
Landis
John T. Brush
Mr. Brush
Tos
Drill Tonight for Idaho Guard Unit at Armory
Headquarters company 1st battalion 200th Infantry Idaho National Guard meets for drill at 7 30 PM at the armory This unit will be inspected Friday night by Adjutant General McConnell and Captain L E Worthley infantry instructor.
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200Th Infantry
Idaho Onal Guard
McConnell
L. E. Worthley
Community notices from local groups and clubs
The high school PTA announces bridge party tables are reserved for Friday afternoon, with evening tables still available at Mrs. Frank Leute home to fund the school picture fund. The Order of Benefit Association meets October 23 at 7 30 in the W O W hall to plan winter activities. The Woman’s Benefit Association of the Maccabee lodge meets Friday at 7 30 in the Eagles hall. large attendance is desired. Third ward peace holds Indian festival Friday at 8 at the Third ward meeting house. Keystone lodge No 81 A F and A M holds a third degree examination Friday evening. Pocatello Aerie No 119 F O Eagles hosts a social dance Friday evening at the Eagles hall.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Frank ‘Leute
Order of Benefit Association of Paren Employes
North Main Street
Woman’s Benefit Association of the Maccabee Lodge
Eagles’ Hall
Third Ward Peacy
Third Ward
Keystone Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Pocatello Aerie No
F. O. Eagles
Eagles Hall
W C T U Delegates Extend Praise to Pocatello Tribune
Delegates at the state W C T U convention extended a rising vote of appreciation to the Pocatello Tribune for distributing free editions containing information about convention activities. The gesture honored the newspaper for its coverage and support.
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Baffars
Pocatello Tribune
Delagetes
Tribune
Old Frigate Constitution Birthday Celebration Unveils Tablet
Boston observes the 128 year old Constitution with a tablet marking the 1797 launch. Mayor Curley leads the ceremony in the navy yard with schoolchildren. Theodore and Eleanor Frothingham unveil the tribute, descendants of Commodore Bainbridge. A historic flag is unfurled. Fundraising begins to restore the battered ship.
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Boston
Constitution
Navy Yard
James M. Curley
Portale
Theodore Frothingham
Elenor Frothingham
Lam Bainbridge
Quake Rumors Stir Angelenos and Riverside Residents
A minor tremor rattled windows and dishes in Los Angeles and Riverside, prompting many calls to newspapers. A seismograph check was expected later in the day in Pasadena to confirm the quake.
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Los Angeles
Pasadena
Riverside
Congresswoman Speaks At WCTU Session Tonight
The Women's Christian Temperance Union opens with devotions led by Rev G William Barnum and features reports from officers on anti narcotics evangelistic work Sabbath observance and modernization efforts. Dr Emma F Duke delivers the presidential address with a luncheon by Minnie Howard and a 8 o'clock address by Congressman Addison Smith at the Methodist church.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
G. William Barnum
Growmer
Williams
Vanderbark
Minnie Howard
Kes Verne Olsen
G. Z. Gorh
John L. Brady
Emma F. Duke
Idaho Tech
Addison T. Smith
Twin Falls
Methodist Church
Sara K. Thomas
James Campbell
Richard Warwas
Fragmentary Convention Agenda Hints at 1926 Plans
Fragmentary OCR shows an official meeting with noon prayer, devotions, minutes, nominating committee report, 1926 convention invitations, mid year meeting plans, unfinished business, and adjournment. Includes references to committees and superintendents.
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W. G. A. Con
Stillman Pays Costs in Litigation Final Chapter
White Plains Oct 22 AP Justice Morschauser signed an order cancelling all bonds totalling 60000 tied to the Stillman v Stillman suit. The bonds covered costs of appeals from the original judgment in favor of Anna Stillman to the appellate division and then to the court of appeals.
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White Plains
James A. Stillman
Anna A. Stillman
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Tax schedule debate sparks broad tax talks and protests
Witnesses from Iowa, Oregon and Texas clash with lawmakers as hearings review surtax rates and inheritance tax repeal. Delegates from western states petition for inheritance tax repeal while advocates seek lower corporation taxes and exemptions for irrevocable trusts.
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Oldfield
Arkansas
Green
Hawley
Oregon
Western States
Aeneas Conference
Milbank Johnson
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Texas
Tah
Washington
Yoming
R. B. Louden
Fairfield
Iowa
John A. Brulp
American Association of Ours
Cemeteriaa
Greeks and Bulgars Tense as Frontier Tension Rises
Greek premier Pangalos claimed troops remain on Greek soil after reports of possible Greek incursions toward the Greco Bulgarian frontier. He said no crossing occurred and future moves depend on the Saloniki three army corps commander. Greece demands indemnity of 2 million francs, apology, and punishment for Balkan officers blamed for a rouble start.
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Poroy
Petristsian
Pangalos
Saloniki
Greek Bulgarian border clashes reported amid diplomatic strain
Bulgarian authorities fail to contact Greece as fighting continues at the Greek Thessaloniki frontier. The Greek general staff is in high alert after detachments of the Greek third corps moved to occupy positions along the border, meeting resistance from Bulgarian forces.
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Athens
Inelde Dent
Raenkiesan
Bonor Romero
Saloniki
Ahis
Buta
Rotary urged support for Scout budget in brief talk
Rotarians were urged to back the Scout budget at a weekly meeting. George Jourgensen outlined Boy Scout activities in Poca tello in a short address, stressing community support for youth programs.
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George Jourgensen
J A
Pocatello
Barwin Gaba Uae SASR Aati In Hesiao Report
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Henkow China option and official Hesiao Yao Nan with unclear references to a regional or military context. No clear events, dates, or identities to verify a full news item.
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Henkow
China
Gneral Hesiao Yao-Nan
Eekaats
Barwin Gaba
Uae
New French Plan to Resubmit War Debt to Washington
Paris reports a Caillaux proposal to the American debt commission would raise annual payments from France. Caillaux prefers the Mellon temporary accord but seeks insurance against crushing resources. Debates on debt and reparations continue as deputies prepare a new refunding measure after the chamber reopens. Italian debt officials also head to Washington to renegotiate what Italy owes the United States.
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Paris
Caillaux
American Debt Commission
M. Caillaux
Mellon
Washington
Perea
Yeasa
Chamber of Deputies
Radical Congress
France
Rome
Italian War Debt Commission
Italy
United States
Naples
Musssolini
Treat Em Rough Tactics Urged to Curb Gang Terrorists
Special correspondent Owen IL Scott reports Chicago officials push for rough police measures to suppress gang terrorists. Proposals include whipping posts and sanctioned beatings to deter bombings threats and witness intimidation, citing past city practice under Mayor Thompson and current gang activity.
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Owen IL. Scott
Pocateilo Tribune
Chicago
Sweeney
Genna
William Hale Thompson
Big City
Berlin considers Hindenburg Locarno signing invitation
Plan viewed as far fetched in official circles. Invitation would require attendance by the British and Italian kings and the French president for Von Hindenburg to accept.
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Berlin
London
von Hindenburg
Germany
Count Volpi Heads Talks on Permanent Settlement
The passage notes Volpi, head of the mission, concluding last night with greetings and stating wishes for a permanent settlement rather than a single agreement.
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Count Volpi
Daring HoldUp In Chicago Bank District
Three federal reserve messengers were robbed in the Chicago financial district by three gunmen who seized an express package and registered mail. The car getaway with a snowstorm downed the plan as police hunted two waiting cars and seven more suspects.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
James B. McDougall
R. Moet
Richard Flaska
Julian Biom
Lale
Nordel
George Kasbohm
Thessailants
Nordell
Exp
Post Office
Bishop Edward Parker Found Dead in New Orleans Hotel
Bishop Edward M. Parker of Concord New Hampshire was found dead in his room at the Blenville hotel in New Orleans around noon today. Police reported no immediate signs of foul play and the cause of death was not disclosed. Parker was visiting the city for a religious event and was described as a respected church leader.
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Bishop
New Orleans
Edward M. Parker
Concord
Blenville Hotel
Football Finals South Carolina Beats Clemson
South Carolina defeats Clemson 23 in a football finals setting in Columbia. The scoreline shows a decisive win by the Gamecocks over the Tigers in a key regional matchup.
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Columbia, S. C
South Carolix
Clemson
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