Ben Carrothers Convicted on Three Prohibition Counts
United States jur y finds Ben Carrothers a Richelieu club proprietor guilty on three counts of violating the national prohibition law. Evidence showed a five gallon keg and numerous bottles of moonshine found near his pool hall. he testified about a half pint seized during a June 30 encounter with officers. He remained a prominent figure in local colored circles.
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United States
Ben Carrothers
Richelieu
North Third Avenue
Carrothers
Lodge Committee
Noo
Sheriff's Force
Carrothera Pool Hall
Ben
Pool Hall
Carruthers
Walker
Judge Takes Case Under Advisement
Hl. N. Cassell, arrested over a year ago on a charge of breaking the national at law, was arraigned in district court before Judge R. M. Terrell and his case taken under advisement. Cassell had been released on bond, left the country, was recaptured, pled guilty, and later released on habeas corpus writ challenges. The case involves conflicting interpretations of old and new laws and procedural time limits.
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Hl. N. Cassell
R. M. Terrell
Bell
Walter Anderson
Cassell
Marthe
Bandits Kidnap Chinese Students and Teachers
Hong Kong reports 51 Chinese students and four teachers were abducted by bandits during an incursion on October 21 at the Canton Pui Ching Academy of the American Presbyterian Mission. Authorities halt Canton to Hong Kong steamers for searches as efforts to recover hostages continue amid ongoing anti-foreign protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Canton-Pui
Ching Academy
American Presbyterian
Canton
Whampoa
Widower Clift Widow Dies in Salt Lake City
Phi Virtue B. Clift widow of Francis D. Clift pioneer merchant died in Salt Lake City after several months of ill health. She passed away late yesterday.
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Clift
Salt Lake
Phi Virtue B. Clift
Francis D. Clift
Utah Weather Forecast Details
Fair tonight and Sunday with frost in the north tonight. Temperatures rise Sunday as conditions warm across the state.
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Utah
Dines to Wed a Denver Society Girl
Denver AP report says Courtland Dines plans to marry Denver socialite Helen Gibson on Oct 25 after his 1924 shooting incident in Los Angeles during a party for Mabel Normand and Edna Furillo. Gibson is daughter of Mrs. W M Gibson, formerly of Grand Junction.
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Denver
Colo
Court‘land
Dines
Mabel Normand
Edna Furiiance
Los Angeles
Helen Gibson
W. M. Gibson
Grand Junction
University of Colorado
H. A. Greer
Normand
Tyson
Prosperity Up. British Delegate Praises U S Growth
Sir Robert Horne, visiting Washington for inter parliamentary sessions, says the American man in the street is more prosperous than ever. He notes wealth extends beyond business to the middle class and workers, predicting continued growth.
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New York
United States
Robert Horne
Exchequer
England
Washington
Majestic
Conine
Crowd protests death sentence at Hungarian legation
A group of about a score picketed the Hungarian legation in Washington protesting the court martial death sentence of Socialist leader Mathias Rakosi. They carried banners saying Rakosi must not die and cited the International Labor Defense Council and the International Committee for Political Prisoners as organizers. The demonstration was part of a planned series in multiple cities.
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Washington
Independent Socialist Party
Rakosi
Mathias Rakosi
Aniety
International Labor Defense Council
International Committee For Political Prisoners
World news in brief AP report rounds up oddities
A collection of short notes from cities including New York Indianapolis New Haven Boston and Miami. Items mention Ethel Loginaka’s nervous breakdown a flapper nose job traffic jam Yale Oxford debate no clear winner and a jeweled cigarette case linked to Rasputin plus aging figures and a biology initiative in Tennessee.
Miss Margaret Stewart Visits Poca Tello
Miss Margaret Stewart of Onsen visits Poca Tello today as manager of the Merchants' Credit and Loan association and state president of the Business and Property Women’s organization of tah.
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Margaret Stewart
Onsen
Merchants’ Credit & Loan Association
Pocatello
Stewart
Business and
Prope Women’s Organization of
Tah
Episcopalian Basketball Team Plans 1925-26 Organization
J Leng J Johnson Bert Houde Lawrence a Weldence Albert Trimming Jack Trimming Smith Amond Hortecita and W C Perkins met at the Y M C A to organize the Episcopalian basketball squad for 1925 26 King Smith was elected manager and Ray Horrocks named captain W C Perkins will coach Plans for annual Red Cross roll call at Chamber of Commerce were discussed plus district organization for the city Red Cross reported sixty women in home hygiene and care of the sick classes and aid to ex service men the past year as satisfactory
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J. Leng
J. Johnson
Bert Houde
Lawrence A Weldence
Albert Trimming
Jack ‘Trimming Smith
Amond Hortecita
W. C. Perkins
King Smith
Ray Horrocks
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Elizabeth Rothas Injured in Auto Crash Near Irving
Miss Elizabeth Rothas daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Rothas an Irving junior high school instructor suffered a severe head cut in an auto accident yesterday afternoon. Her car returning from the high school game was struck by a car driven by C K Smith of 1125 North Garfield. The impact turned Miss Rothas' car around and she was taken to the hospital where a few stitches were required.
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Elizabeth Rothas
F. W. Rothas
Irving Junior High School
Miss Rothas
C. K. Smith
North
Garfield
Idaho Falls Routs Blackfoot 32 0 in football clash
Idaho Falls forwards executed series of passes to overwhelm Blackfoot with a 32 to 0 victory. Idaho Falls scored first after a Blackfoot fumble and pulled away in the second half with overhead plays and accurate passing, while Blackfoot fought hard throughout.
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Idaho Falls
Car Collision at Sixth and Halliday Injures Cyclist
Grant Stowell of Saab Cheese, driving east on Halliday, says his headlights failed. He collided with Frank Feldsted, a cyclist riding west at the Sixth and Halliday corner. Feldsted suffered a broken collarbone and a scratched left leg.
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Grant Stowell
Saab Cheese Company
Frank Feldsted
Sixth
Halliday
Ward Guests Visit Alameda Friends in California
Mr and Mrs Ward of Magna Utah are house guests of Mr and Mrs G Harris in Alameda California They intend to visit old friends and recall past associations Ward formerly served as general foreman at the U S L car shops in Pocatello Idaho during his career
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M. A. Ward
Magna
Utah
G. Harris
Alameda
Mr. Ward
Pocatello
Mrs. Ward
Red Cross Ban nock Caribou Chapter Meeting
The Ban nock Caribou Chapter of the American Red Cross holds its monthly meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Sunday at 12:30 p m. Members are urged to attend as plans for the annual roll call run from November 11 to Thanksgiving day are set.
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Bannock-Caribou
The
American Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Christensen Birth Announcement for Daughter
Mr and Mrs L B Christensen of 836 West Whitman announce the birth of a daughter at Lynn Brothers hospital.
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Christensen
West Whitman
Prey
Lynn Brothers Hospital
L. 8. Christensen
Strattenes Welcome Daughter at 718 South Main
Mr and Mrs W A Stratten of 718 South Main announce the birth of a daughter on Friday October 23.
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W. A. Stratten
South Main
Ladies travel to Boise after charity lectures
Mrs. Lillian M. Carse and Mrs. Catherine Wolfe left for Boise Friday evening. Carse heads the Children’s Home Finding Society while Wolfe serves as a society member and lectured city clubs on homeless children. W J Swendsen, Idaho reclamation commissioner, joined a Friday conference with Addison T. Smith and others before departing for Boise. Mrs R R Wolfe, Y M C A secretary’s wife, also left for Boise to visit her brother over the weekend.
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Lillian M. Carse
Catherine ©. Wolfe
Boise
Michaud Flats
Greaier Fort Hall
Rainey Leaves for Salt Lake City to Be With Ill Mother
P. L. Rainey departed today to return to his home in Salt Lake City. He was summoned here due to the serious illness of his mother Mrs. Lee Powell of 910 South Main, whose condition has since improved.
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P. L. Rainey
Salt Lake City
Rainey
Lee Powell
910 South Main
Federal court clerk heads to Boise for weekend trip
W. B. McReynolds, clerk of the federal court, departed last night for Boise and will stay until Sunday before returning to complete the federal court term.
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W. B. McReynolds
Federal Court
Boise
Mrs Miller Recovers From Minor Operation At Home
Mrs. F. O. Miller, after a minor operation at the General Hospital this week, has recuperated at the home of her sister, Mrs. H. B. Goore.
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F. O. Miller
General Hospital
H. B. Goore
Ten Pound Daughter Born Thursday October 23
A baby girl weighing ten pounds was born on Thursday October 23. Relatives celebrate the arrival and name the newborn with a local hospital noting the birth in this community notice.
District Attorney H E Ray Heads to San Francisco
United States District Attorney H E Ray departed last night for San Francisco to argue before the court of appeals on pending matters.
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United States
H. E. Ray
San Francisco
Court of Appeals
Community notices and events from local clubs and groups
The Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs Brower's South Sixth avenue home next Wednesday at 2 o clock. A Hallow e en dance by Star of the East club is set for Tuesday night October 27 at Commercial hall. Masons and Eastern Stars invited with escorts, Dance Palace orchestra to provide music. Boy Scout campaign fund executive committee meets Monday at Bannock hotel for breakfast. War Mothers host a dance Friday night October 30 at the Dance Palace to fund soldiers Christmas boxes. Pocatello First Ward L D is hosting Everybody in Sunday school day October 25. Catholic Women's League seeks old magazines. call 1309W or leave at 505 North Eighth Avenue. George W Wagenseller, Red Cross Bannock Caribou chapter chair, invites a Sunday Chambers of Commerce meeting at 12 30 p m.
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Alameda Community Sunday School
Boy Scout Campaign Fund
Bannock Hotel
Dance Palace
Pocatello First Ward
Suz
Catholic Women’s League
North Eighth Avenue
George W. Wagenseller
Bannock-Caribou
The
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Irish Language Teaching Budget Cut Sparks Pushback
In Mayo the Technical Committee reduced funding for Irish language instruction from 670 to 400 pounds and foresees further cuts. Monsignor D Alton warned mothers would pull children from school if Irish is dropped, while officials note the spoken language is receding in districts once Gaelic strongholds. The government vows steps to address decay as Irish remains compulsory nationwide.
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Dublin
Oet
County Mayo
D’alton
Moots to be revived by English lawyers in Middle Temple
London will see a revival of moots in the Middle Temple in November. Two counsel per side argue a mocked case as in the Court of Appeal with Justice Sankey presiding. The exercise aims to train junior counsel, male and female, in procedure and courtroom technique.
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London
Middle Temple
Court of Appeal
Sankey
Greyhound and thoroughbred race neck and neck over three miles
A greyhound and a thoroughbred horse raced together in a three mile event, finishing with only a neck between them. The close finish showcased extraordinary speed and stamina from both rivals.
Fitzsimmons bets big on Dempsey Wills bout
Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons arrives in Los Angeles with Mrs Fitzsimmons and outlines insurance for the Dempsey Wills fight in Michigan City next September. He would insure Wills at 150000 and Dempsey at least that amount, possibly 200000, and plans to move 30000 spectators to the arena expansion. Betting shows activity with odds around 10 to 7 or 10 to 8 for Dempsey.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Michigan City
Fitzsimmons
Pugdom
Pennsylvania
Pooh
Babe
Paddy Mullins
Wills
Hallowe'en Ball Faces Scrutiny By Officials
Investigators from the Los Angeles district attorney's office examined a Halloween masquerade ball planned at a fashionable hotel in honor of fee of the United States battle eet. Invitations included Mrs. William G. McAdoo and other society names. McAdoo denounced the event and demanded removal of her name.
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Los Angeles
District Attorney's Office
Fee
United States
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Bunions Relief
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a full strength two ounce bottle that quickly eases bunion inflammation and pain within minutes. It claims soft corns shrivel with nightly applications and promises money back if foot troubles persist.
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Moone
Prize Stock to Exhibit in Pocatello Sunday Morning
Farmers and stockgrowers from Idaho and surrounding regions will tour the Union Pacific Dairy Special as it stops in Pocatello Sunday morning. The 15 to 20-car multistate train, en route to Portland and Chicago, will be on a one hour and thirty minute layover, with fans invited to inspect purebred dairy stock from 9 to 10:30 a.m.
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Pocatello
United States
Union Pacific ‘Dairy
Portland
Idaho
Ita Htop
City
Fisher and Countess Wed at Sea Aboard Leviathan
New York report states Bud Fisher the cartoonist and Countess Adella de Beaumont will marry at sea tonight or tomorrow, officiated by Captain Herbert Hart of the Leviathan. The couple plans an indefinite stay in Europe and on the continent.
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New York
B Fisher
Adella de Beaumont
Herbert Hart
Leviathan
Enela
Robbers Hold Up West McHen State Bank
Robbers struck the West McHenry State Bank in McHenry Illinois escaping in an automobile with 21000 dollars. The incident occurred today as law enforcement began a search for the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West McHen
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Richelieu Social Club
Apie Bordera
World News
Associated Press
Nw York
Ethel Loginaka
Indianapolis
Harvard
Albert Edward Wiggam
Times Square
Lewistown
Mont
New Haven, Conn
Yale
Oxford
Boston
Ezarina
Chauncey M. Depew
Charles E. Hughes
Miami
Fla
Herald
Nashville
Ton
Lyon
Academy of Science
Reelfoot Leka
Episcopalian Squad
Blackfoot
Frisco
Erin’s
Savoy Cafe
Savoy
Covey
Jung Pewn
Fitz
BIG Fight
Hallowe
Bud Fisher
Countess
Life Savers, Inc
Port Cheater
N.Y
Nias
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