Episcopalian Basketball Club Forms 1925 26
Ten men plus 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 leads the business side. Ray Horrocks named captain, joining last year's squad. Perkins returns as coach after a successful prior season. Margaret Stewart visits potent Newfoundland? (Note: entity preserved)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leng
J. Johnson
Bert Houde
Lawrence Dean
Welden Dean
Albert Trimming
Jack Trimming
King Smith
Amond Horrocks
W. C. Perkins
Ray Horrocks
Ben Carrothers Found Guilty on Three Liquor Counts
United States jurors convict Ben Carrothers, proprietor of the Richelieu social club, on three counts for violation of the national prohibition law. He testified at length about a moonshine incident and admitted breaking a bottle during the police search.
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Ben Carrothers
United States
Richelieu
North Third Avenue
Carrothers
Sheriff's Force
Ben
Convic
Carrothera Pool Hall
Judge Takes Case Under Advisement
Judge R M Terrell took the case of R N Cassell, arrested over a year ago for breaking the national prohibition law, under advisement after arraignment in district court. Cassell, released on bond, later pled guilty to a separate arrest, was sentenced to four months in the county jail and $300, then re-arrested on another matter with bond set at $750 but unable to pay. A writ of habeas corpus was filed twice as attorneys argued conflicts between old and new law, with proceedings continued yesterday in Terrell’s court.
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R. N. Cassell
R. M. Terrell
Bell
Walter Anderson
Cassell
Bandits Kidnap 51 Chinese Students and 4 Teachers
Hong Kong reports bandits abducted 51 Chinese students and four teachers from the Canton-Pui Ching Academy of the American Presbyterian Mission on October 21. Authorities stop and search Canton steamers to Whampoa as rescue efforts intensify amid ongoing anti foreign activity protests.
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Hong Kong
Canton-Pui
Ching Academy
American Presbyterian Ymission
Hoss Kong
Canton
Whampoa
Widow Virtue B Clift Dies in Salt Lake City
Mrs Virtue B Clift widow of pioneer merchant Francis Clift died here yesterday after months of declining health. Local residents note her long service to the community and family ties to prominent city business.
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Salt Lake City
Virtue B. Clift
Francis Clift
Ioneer
Utah Weather Forecast Brief
Fair today and Sunday with frost in northern areas tonight. Warmer conditions expected Sunday across the state.
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Utah
Dines to Wed a Denver Girl
Denver society figure Dines plans to marry Helen Gibson, daughter of Mrs. W. M. Gibson, in Denver. The marriage follows his 1924 New Year’s Day shooting of Mabel Normand and Edna Furillo in Los Angeles, an incident linked to his chauffeur H. A. Greer’s trial and acquittal.
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Denver
Colo
Courtland
Dines
Mabel Normand
Edna Furiiance
Los Angeles
Helen Gibson
W. M. Gibson
Grand Junction
University of Colorado
H. A. Greer
Prosperity marker noted by British official in Washington
Sir Robert Horne, former British chancellor, told reporters in Washington that the American public is more prosperous than ever. He said wealth now extends beyond business to the middle class and laborers as well, with opportunity for continued prosperity.
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New York
United States
Robert Horne
Exchequer
England
Washington
Majestic
Crowd protests death sentence at Hungarian legation
A score of men picketed the Hungarian legation in Washington protesting the court martial death sentence of Mathias Rakosi, Socialist, and demanded action from the International Labor Defense Council and the International Committee for Political Prisoners. The demonstration was among a series planned in various cities.
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Washington
Independent Socialist Party
Rakosi
Mathias Rakosi
Hungary
International Labor Defense Council
International Committee For Political Prisoners
World News In Brief From AP Digest
The AP digest reports Ethel Leginska suffered a nervous breakdown after a disappointing piano performance. It notes Harvard alumni discuss ancestor counts and labor trends via Wiggam. A Times Square traffic jabbed by a nose-obsessed flapper prompts praise for a prudent policeman. Yale and Oxford debate ignorance with no clear winner. A czarina gift cigarette case to Rasputin ends up in Boston valued at over 000. Depew enjoys a long, green old age. Miami Herald features extensive contest material. Tennessee may fund a biological station at Reelfoot if defense officials persuade Governor Peay.
Red Cross Chapter Plans Roll Call and District Areas
At today's 12 30 p m meeting at the Chamber of Commerce the local Red Cross Chapter will formulate plans for the annual roll call. New influential citizens have joined the board and districting of the city will follow last year’s pattern with independent district oversight. The past year featured home hygiene and care of the sick classes with sixty women enrolled and notable aid to ex service men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Elizabeth Rothas Sustains Head Injury in Auto Crash
Miss Elizabeth Rothas daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Rothas an instructor at Irving junior high school suffered a severe head wound in an auto accident yesterday afternoon. Returning from the high school football game Miss Rothas car was struck by C K Smith of 1125 North Garfield causing her vehicle to spin. She was taken to the hospital where a few stitches were given for the head cut.
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Elizabeth Rothas
F. W. Rothas
Irving Junior High School
Miss Rothas
C. K. Smith
North Garfield
Idaho Falls Triumphs Over Blackfoot 32 to 0
Idaho Falls gained a 32 to 0 win over Blackfoot after a sequence of passes. The first touchdown came on a Blackfoot fumble and Idaho Falls then widened the lead with overhead plays in the second half. The Blackfoot defense fought hard though and the Idaho Falls passing game completed most attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Car Driver in Collision With Cyclist at Sixth and Halliday
Grant Stowell of Saab Cheese was driving east on Halliday when his lights failed. He hit Frank Feldsted on a bicycle at Sixth and Halliday last night. Feldsted suffered a broken collar bone and a scratched left leg. The cyclist turned onto Halliday as Stowell turned north, causing the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Stowell
Saab Cheese Company
Frank Feldsted
Sixth
Halliday
Ward Guests of Alameda Residents in California
Mr and Mrs M A Ward of Magna Utah are house guests of Mr and Mrs C G Harris at their Alameda home. Ward formerly served as general foreman of the O S L car shops in Pocatello. They plan to visit old friends during their stay.
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M. A. Ward
Magna
Utah
C. G. Harris
Alameda
Mr. Ward
Pocatello
Mrs. Ward
Red Cross Ban nock Caribou Chapter Meeting Notice
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 Full attendance is requested as arrangements are made for the annual roll call from November 11 to Thanksgiving Day.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 8. Christensen
West Whitman
Eee
Lynn Brothers Hospital
Stratten Couple Welcome Daughter Born October 23
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
Rainey Travels Home as Mother's Illness Improves
P. L. Rainey left town today to return to Salt Lake City after being summoned home due to the serious illness of his mother Mrs. Lee Powell of 910 South Main. Her condition has since improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Rainey
Salt Lake City
Mr. Rainey
Lee Powell
910 South Main
Clerk W B McReynolds Heads to Boise for Court Term
Federal court clerk W B McReynolds departed last night for Boise and will stay through Sunday before returning to conclude the court term.
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W. B. McReynolds
Federal Court
Boise
Mrs. F O Miller Convalesces After Minor Operation
Mrs. F O Miller recuperates at her sister Mrs B Goore home following a minor operation at the General Hospital this week.
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F. O. Miller
General Hospital
B. Goore
Ten Pound Daughter Born Thursday October Twenty Third
A birth notice reports the arrival of a ten pound daughter on Thursday October 23. The event records the newborn’s weight and the date of birth.
District Attorney H. E. Ray Heads to San Francisco
United States District Attorney H. E. Ray departed last night for San Francisco to present arguments before the court of appeals on pending matters.
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United States
H.E. Ray
San Francisco
Court of Appeals
Community Announcements And Club Events
The Ladies Aid of Alameda Community Sunday school meets at Mrs. Brower’s home on South Sixth avenue next Wednesday at 2. A Star of the East Halloween dance is at Commercial hall Tuesday night October 27 with Dance Palace orchestra. Boy Scout campaign fund committee meets Bannock hotel Monday at 8 for breakfast. War Mothers hold a Dance Palace event Friday night October 20 for soldiers’ Christmas boxes. Pocatello First Ward L D T D S hosts an everybody in Sunday school day October 25. Catholic Women’s League seeks old magazines call 1309W or drop at 505 North Eighth. Red Cross Bannock Caribou chapter meets Sunday at Chamber of Commerce 12:30 p.m.
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Alameda Community
Brower
South Sixth Avenue
Star of the East Club
Commercial Hall
Dance Palace
North Eighth Avenue
George W. Wagenseller
Bannock-Caribou
The
Red Cross
Chamber of Commerce
Irish language teaching cuts in Mayo and concerns rise
The Technical Committee of County Mayo reduced funding for Irish language teaching from 670 to 400 pounds and may cut more next year. Monsignor D Alton warned mothers threaten to remove children from schools if Irish is dropped, noting language loss even in previously Irish districts. The government calls this regrettable and is acting, making Irish compulsory in primary schools and creating a commission to study factors and decay, chiefly economic.
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Dublin
County Mayo
D’alton
City women join lectures on homeless children work
Mrs Lillian M Carse and Mrs Catherine Wolfe of the Children s Home Finding society left for Boise after a week of lectures to city clubs about the society s work with homeless children. W J Swendsen Idaho reclamation commissioner and Addison T Smith discussed Michaud flats and greater Fort Hallee before leaving for Boise. Mrs R R Wolfe wife of the local Y M C A secretary also departed for Boise to visit her brother over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian M. Carse
Catherine ©. Wolfe
Boise
Moots Revival for English Lawyers Planned at Middle Temple
London in October AP reports a plan to revive moots at the Middle Temple in November. Two counsel per side argue a legal problem as in the Court of Appeal with a judge delivering judgment. Justice Sankey is to preside over the first moot.
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London
Middle Temple
Court of Appeal
Sankey
Greyhound and Thoroughbred Race Neck and Neck
In a three mile race the greyhound and the thoroughbred horse ran nearly even neck and neck, highlighting an unusual matchup between two fast breeds.
Fitzsimmons Confident In Big Dempsey Wills Fight
Los Angeles reports Floyd Fitzsimmons promoting the Dempsey Wills bout set for Michigan City next September He insures both principals for up to 150 000 to 200 000 dollars and plans to transport over 30 000 spectators The arena would be expanded to hold 100 000 to 125 000 and betting around 10 to 7 favors Dempsey with forfeit figures cited.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Dempsey
Wills
Michigan City
Fitzsimmons
Pugdom
Pennsylvania
Paddy Mullins
Hallowe'en Ball Faces Scrutiny Over Promoter Allegations
Investigators from the Los Angeles district attorney's office examine a planned Halloween masquerade ball at a fashionable hotel honoring United States battle fleet officers. The event drew scrutiny after Mrs. William G. McAdoo objected to her name on invitations and other prominent women’s husbands joined the protest.
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Los Angeles
District Attorney’s Office
United States Battle Fleet
William G. McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Bunions Relief
Two ounce bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil claims to end bunion and soft corn pain within minutes. Ad touts a money back guarantee if inflammation and soreness are not reduced and promises swelling will shrink with regular use.
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Moone
Prize stock exhibit to stop in Pocatello Sunday morning
Farmers and dairy stock growers from Idaho and surrounding areas will view purebred livestock on the Union Pacific Dairy Special in Pocatello Sunday morning. The train, carrying 15 to 20 cars, will arrive at 9 a.m. for a 90 minute stop, before proceeding to Portland and Chicago for national shows.
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United States
Union Pacific
Pocatello
Portland
Idaho
Ita Htop
City
Bud Fisher and Countess Marry at Sea
New York AP report: cartoonist Bud Fisher and Adella de Beaumont plan a sea wedding tonight aboard the Leviathan, officiated by Captain Herbert Hart. The couple will seek an indefinite stay in Europe after the ceremony.
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New York
Buf Fisher
Adella de Beaumont
Herbert Hart
Leviathan
Enell
Robbers Hold Up West McHenry State Bank Today
Robbers held up the West McHenry state bank in McHenry Illinois on October 24. A mean automobile with 2100 dollars was involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West McHen
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Episcopalian Squad
Margaret Stewart
Merchants’ Credit & Loan Association
Stewart
Business and Provo Women’s Organization
Tah
Richelieu Social Club
Carruthers
Walker
Petogence
World News
Associated Press
Nw York
Ethel Leginska
Indianapolis
Harvard
Albert Edward Wiggam
Times Square
Lewistown
Mont
New Haven
Cann
Yale
Oxford
Boston
Czarina
Chauncey M. Depew
Charles E. Hughes
Miami
Fla
Herald
Nashville, Tenn
Blackfoot
Salt Lake
Frisco
Erin’s
Savoy Cafe
Savoy
Covey’s
Fitz
BIG Fight
Bud Fisher
Countess
Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester
N.Y
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