Roosevelts Bag Four Giant Rams on Asia Expedition
Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt reported success on the James Simpson Roosevelt expedition to the Pamirs in central Asia. They sent a cable stating they have secured four large rams of the rare ovis poli and other specimens for the Field Museum, with Mrs. Roosevelt awaiting in Srinagar as the party heads toward home.
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Chicago
Theodore
Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelts
D. C. Davies
Field Museum
James Simpson-Roosevelt
Central Asia
Article of War in Doubt as Mitchell Case Is Challenged
Washington reports that the ninety sixth article of war may be tested in court martial of Colonel Mitchell. Representative Reid argues the article may abridge free speech and could render the constitution and military law void. He notes prior critics faced no discipline and cites other generals and admirals as comparison.
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Washington
Mitchell
Army Air Service
War Department
Reid
Ilinois
United States
Army
War Departments
Hooker
McClellan
Theodore Roosevelt
Sims
Rome
America
Mitchells
Illinois
Federal lines may be sold in coming offers
Chairman O'Connor of the Shipping Board expressed optimism that responsible financial interests would soon bid to buy the government owned Pan American and American Republic lines serving South America. He returned from New York and hinted at sizeable offers but did not name any bidders. Earlier Munson Line and Moore and McCormack had bid on the Pan American line, but the board rejected those offers.
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Washington
O'Connor
Shipping Board
Pan-American Lines
American Republic Lines
South America
New York
Coate
Munson Line
Pan-Americans
Fleet Corporation
Moore and McCormack
of York
Pan-American
Seboard
Auto Makers Pledge Tax Cut Pass Through to Buyers
The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce reported a signed pledge from every manufacturer that if the federal tax on autos and related goods is repealed, the saved money will be passed to buyers in the delivered vehicle price. Hearings before the Ways and Means Committee explored reductions on admissions taxes and autos, with Gregory Green signaling support for a six year repeal window on the estate tax to let states adjust.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Sopeate
Mellon
Mortgage Bankers Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
Green
Megscerates
Treadway
Massachusetts
George C. Graham Clevelan
National Automob Hamber of Commerce
American Automobile Association
Treasury
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Jack Connolly
Charles C. Pettijohn
Evolution case to be sole issue before Tennessee Supreme Court
Tennessee Supreme Court sustains the states motion to strike the bill of exceptions in the Scopes evolution case. The ruling excludes the Bryan testimony and scientific expert evidence from review. The court will hear the appeal next spring.
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Knoxville
Tenn
State of
Tennessee
State Supreme Court
John T. Scopes
Dayton
William Jennings Bryan
China turmoil leaves Peking path uncertain for customs talks
Washington observers report Wu Pei-fa named supreme commander in Yangtze valley shaping a fragile balance with Chang Tso-lin and Feng Yu-Hsiang. Feng's stance could determine whether the provisional Beijing government endures and the international customs conference proceeds.
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Washington
China
Peking
Wu Pei-fa
Yangtze Valley
Feng Yu-Hsiang
Feng
Kalgang
Chang Tso- Lin
Chang
Death Caused by Anesthetic During Tooth Extraction
Salt Lake City on Oct 24 Fred E Pratt 35 died from cardiac collapse after a local anaesthetic was injected for a tooth extraction. Doctors failed to resuscitate him. Pratt, described as nervously prostrated, was survived by his parents two children and several siblings.
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Salt Lake City
Fred E. Pratt
Pratt
Mirando Pratt
Ferdenda
Verlin
Caldwell Trims the Badgers in Caldwell Showdown
In Caldwell Idaho On October 25 the Pacific university Badgers were defeated by the local team 16 to 0 in a game described as a smashing display of old-time line plunging football. The contest kept spectators in constant suspense with thrilling moments and sharp backfield and lineman battles throughout.
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Boise
Idaho
Pacific
Caldwell
Anse Cornell
Oyotes
Pacific University Badgers
Spokane
Wash
Gonzaga Universit
University of Idaho
Ingram
Gonzaga
Bulldogs
Bulgarians Ready to Repel Invasion with Arms
Sofia Oct 24 AP Bulgaria pledges to defend its territory by force if invaded again. The ministry of national defense says volunteers may fight alongside regular troops despite no formal mobilization. Refugees flood roads as the Bulgarian Red Cross struggles. Greeks are reported to have advanced seven miles on a twenty mile front near Petrich Demirhisar comes under heavy shelling. Belgrade expresses friendly sentiment toward Bulgaria's leadership.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ministry of National Defense
Macedonia
Red Cross
Petrich
Demirhissar
Belgrade
Jugo-Slavia
Court strikes the Stokes custody appeal in Colorado
Denver Oct. 24 The Colorado Supreme Court struck from the records the appeal of W E D Stokes to custody of his children Muriel and James after his lawyers failed to prosecute. Mrs Helen Elwood Stokes had been awarded custody by the Denver juvenile court on February 3 1920. The court noted the marriage was a crime against society and the father unfit to have custody while the children would remain in state guardianship.
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Denver
Colo
W. E. D. Stokes
New York
Helen Elwood Stokes
State Supreme Court
Stokes
Oregon junior dies after fall at Multnomah Field
Portland on October 24 AP reports University of Oregon junior Alfred P. Goss fell from the grandstand roof during the Oregon California game and died at a hospital late this afternoon. The tragedy occurred at Multnomah Field in Portland.
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Portland
Ore
Alfred P. Goss
University of Oregon
Multnomah Field
Excursion to Pocatello Set For Mid November
A one cent fare from all points on the Oregon Short Line to Pocatello will run from November 12 to 16 as Home Products Week observes local commerce and industry. The event aims to showcase Idaho businesses with entertainment, plant tours, competitions, and an educational campaign for residents. A committee meeting is planned for November 26 at the chamber of commerce offices. The effort includes local clubs and business groups offering support for the observance.
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Oregon
Pocatello
G. S. Spencer
Salt Lake
Saturda
The
Chamber of Commerce
M. W. Williams
Chamber of Commerce Regies
Idaho
Mittee
M. W. Wiliams
W. P. McDonald
N. S. Pond
H. S. Brown
A. R. McPherson
Gus Spongberg
Zweigart’s Packing Company
Amagte Idaho Fur Farms
G. Nicholas Ifft
Sone Idaho, Coal and Ice Company
G. W. Reinheimer
E. L. Ames
Chaffee Bottling Works
Lincoln Bottling Works
Kahn Potato Comny
Oregon-Idaho Egg Pioneers Association
Nuckolls Packing Company
American Packing and L’revision Company
Pocatello Mattress Company
National Dairy Supply Company
Murray 8. Cole
Study League
J. E. Blake
Civic Club
Naomi Fraker
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Early Mass Arranged For Opening Day Pheasant Season
At St. Paul’s Catholic Church Father Robert Armetrong leads four special mass sessions beginning at 4 a.m. ahead of the dawn opening day hunt. The plan aims to bless hunters before the field.
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U Kima
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Robert Armetrong
Cattlemen Seek Legislation to Protect Industry
Senator Cameron report on public lands warns ranchers face bankruptcy if Congress does not act next session. He urges ten year land leases, grazing fee reform, and abolition of district forest commissioners in favor of cattle and sheep industry input with court appeals for ranchers.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Cameron
Arizona
Senate Committee
West
South America
Australia
Senate
Forestry Service
Secretary of Culture
Tragic Death At Music Studio Linked To Duke Family
Mrs. William N. Duke, once married to James B. Duke of the tobacco empire, died at her music studio after an extended illness. She had been divorced about two decades earlier and reportedly collapsed on October 22, with death following due to a stroke and related complications.
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New York
Veliam N. Duke
James B. Duke
Bamerrhagan
Gonzaga Defeats Idaho 12 to 3 in Spokane Slim Wind
Gonzaga outplayed Idaho as Ingram scored twice for the Bulldogs who dominated the line and contained a cautious Idaho attack amid strong wind hampering aerials. Reget stood out for Idaho but lacked help with tackling and interference.
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Idaho
Reget
Tdaho
Bret Panettesde
Ameienek
Dassault Gertin
Plahe Jacoby
P Donnell
Hunton Walmsley
Bross Bai Eee
Eae Ieee
Bartlett
Ingraham
Donaldson
Quakers Beat Chicago In Rainy Franklin Field Clash
In Philadelphia on October 24, the Quakers edged the Chicago squad 7 to 0 after a rain soaked battle. Nearly 60,000 drenched onlookers witnessed Pennsylvania and Chicago, two strong defensive units, struggle until the decisive scoring drive by Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Franklin
Utah Upsets Colorado In Conference Opener
Salt Lake City reports Utah defeated Colorado 12 to 7 in the Utes first conference game of the year. The Buffaloes led early on a 25-yard pass for a touchdown but Utah recovered to seize the upset with key runs by Champion and Tauffer. Stanford beat Oregon State 26 to 10 in Palo Alto amid a fierce contest.
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University of Utah
University of Colorado
Utah
Doposters
Boulder Aggregation
Colorado
Chison
Johnson
Ogre
Ute
Tauffer
Utes
Stanford Stadium
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
Oregon Allege
Schuimerich
Blizzard Ends in Livingston After Long Storm
A October blizzard in Livingston Montana began in the afternoon and continued into the evening causing heavy drifting and transportation disruption as residents weathered the storm and local authorities urged caution.
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