Bout Between Meyers and Alger Stirs Divergent Views
San Francisco reports clash at Dreamland Rink ends with Billy Alger awarded Toby Irwin's decision after ten rounds. Meyers contested verdict, landing crisp rights and counterpunches, while Alger pressed with aggressive rallying and mauling. Crowd divided. both boxers praised for vigor in a taut welterweight bout.
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Peeer Ian
the Tribune
San Francisco
Soug Myers
Pocatello
Billy Alger
Alger
San Francisco Daily News
San Francisco Bulletin
Spng
Meyers
Dreamland Rink
Toby Irwin
Irwin
Toby
Tce
Spug
Billy
Dreamland
Arder
Farming profits in 1925 offset by lower crop values
Washington reports show corn cotton and wheat will yield $5.56 billion in 1925, down from 1924 by $689.9 million. Wheat at 697 million bushels brings $1.01 billion vs $1.30 billion in 1924. cotton at 14.8 million bales yields $1.66 billion vs $1.51 last year. corn output reaches 2.918 billion bushels with $2.89 billion realized, the trend stabilizing farm income and broader business conditions.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Rigby Boxing Card Sets Tonight at Army Hall
Duke Potter of Ririe faces Ed Sheppard of Salt Lake in a ten round duel at Higby Army Hall. Top undercard features Red Montgomery of Ririe versus Kid Sheppard of Salt Lake in six rounds. B West meets B Bates in four rounds as the program runs under the Ririe Athletic club state license attracting fans from Pocatello Blackfoot and beyond.
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Duke Potter
Ririe
Ed Shepd
Salt Lake
Army Hall
Higby
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho
Red Montery
Kid Sheppard
B. West
B. Bates
Ririe Athletic Club
Wind halts Sterling expedition in Rock Springs
Flyers from Chi to Dutch New Guinea remain in Rock Springs Wy awaiting a drop in a 68 mph head wind from the west. They will not push toward Salt Lake City until conditions improve.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Sterling
Chi
Dutch New Guinea
Salt Lake City
Job Harriman Dead in Socialist Ticket Era
Los Angeles reports attorney candidate Job Harriman for the Socialist party ticket of 1900 died yesterday at St Madre. The death was confirmed here and noted as a public event in political circles.
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Los Angeles
Job Harriman
Socialist Part
St. Madre
Tony
Boxing Mayhem in Preston Ends With Wounding Clash
Crowding Meyers around the ring figures in a brutal exchange as fists fly in Preston. Alger cracks Meyers with a right to the jaw and lands sharp blows to the ribs, leaving both fighters reeling and the crowd in a frenzy.
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Meyers
Alger
Myers
Eeeke Tt
Suilal
Aneuna
Salvation Army Campaign for Relief Funds In Pocatello
The Salvation Army announces its annual drive to raise funds for relief rescue and maintenance in Pocatello and Bannock County. It notes a May 1925 campaign and calls on Bannock county clubs business men and residents to support ongoing aid including rescue work and aid to girls helped across the state.
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Salvation Army
Pocatello
Bannock County
Boise
Idaho
Police to monitor city during Halloween vandalism spike
Chief L A Lehrbas announced that special officers will patrol residential areas from tonight through Halloween to arrest youths involved in vandalism. Reports include a wired obstruction on Seventh Avenue and vehicles defaced with soap, with authorities urging parental warning.
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L. A
Lehrbas
Robert Pugmire
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Opus
First Day Raises 2250 for Scout Budget Campaign
The first day of the boy scout budget drive collected 2250.50 with 163 subscribers as J I King reports. The campaign aims for 6000 by tonight and a final report will be given at a breakfast Wednesday. Captain Henderson and teams led by Ley Howard Rad y Ross McDougall Ifft reported strong citizen support and many first time donors.
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J. I. King
Bannock Hotel
H. W. Henderson
C.ley
W. F. Howard
Call
Eb.rady
C. Ben Ross
Isaac McDougall
Nicholas Ifft
Ancient Arctic village found by explorers in remote region
Lyman de Staffani a young Montanan with furs and a fortune in hand reaches an Arctic settlement of stone houses and caves likely built by Viking adventurers or a prehistoric Eskimo group about 1100 miles east of Point Barrow. He and brother Gus traveled by dog team canoe and schooner from Herschel Island to Vancouver aboard the Baychimo.
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Seattle
Arctic
Lyman de Staffani
Point Barrow
Gerald Fitzgerald
W. R. Smith
United States Geological Survey
Colville River
Alaska
George W. Maynard
Nome
Yukon
Farm editor dies in Kansas City home
Dr. Henry Jackson Walte, longtime farm editor and peer of the weekly Kansas City paper, died at his home after a brief illness. He was known for his policy and practical farming columns and served as a trusted voice in agricultural reporting. Details on survivors and services were not immediately available.
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Kansas City
Henry Jackson Walte
War Opens on Wild Horses in Nevada Campaign
Nevada cattle owners plan to exterminate or drive back wild desert mustangs after roundups. The horses roam in herds from dozens to hundreds, threaten cattle, sheep, and hay supplies, and are seen as a menace to winter pastures. Ranchers aim to end the bold bands and preserve stock interests.
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AL H Martin
Pocatello Tribune
Nevada
Venturin
California
Gotham Race Without Issue
New York City mayoral race shows no clear campaign issue as Frank D. Waterman and Jimmie Walker fail to spark debate. Registration favors Tammany, with Republicans and independents lacking cohesion and turnout prospects uncertain ahead of the November election.
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Robert T. Small
The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Pussy Cat
New York City
Frank D. Waterman
Jimmie
Walker
Tammany Hall
Baby
Greenwich Village
Snapper
Hylan
City Hall
Tammany
Jimmie Walker
Olvany
Tammany Tiger
Tamma
Bbeans
Woud
Twolves
Repub
Eccentric Man Wrote His Will on a Nurse Petticoat
Los Angeles October 27 The Young Men's Christian Association and others contest the will of George W. Hazeltine the eccentric who left 200000 to his grand niece and 20000 to the two nurses who cared for him. They claim he was unsound and unduly influenced as he wrote the will on a nurse's Petticoat before his death.
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Los Angeles
Young Men's Christian Association
George W. Hazeltine
Hazeltine
Young Women’s Christian Association
Pomona College
Nocturnal slate of boy mayor hopefuls looms in politics
The piece mocks Republican candidates flogging the tale of an open town as federal raids loom. It declares a boy mayor likely after November 3, naming Jimmie Walker as a political figure akin to George M. Cohan and noting authorities intruding on Broadway from Battery to the Bronx.
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Jimmie Walker
George M. Cohan
Tobacco Tax Cut Is Sought In Revenue Hearings
Washington lawmakers hear proposals during the Ways and Means Committee session on revision of the revenue law. Tobacco merchants urge a tax cut to lower cigar prices while the American Farm Bureau Federation backs keeping inheritance tax credits and a single state basis.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Mellon
Tobacco Merchants’ Association of the
United States
Charles Dushing
New York
J. R. Mooring
Birmingham
American Farm Bureau Federation
Mooring
Geome
Jones and Booth Nominated for NYU Hall of Fame
New York on Oct 27 AP John Paul Jones naval commander and Edwin Booth actor were named among the 27 Americans on the ballot for this year’s NYU hall of fame. They were the only two selected. twelve vacancies remained for the 125 elections.
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New York
John Paul Jones
Edwin Booth
America
New York University
John Jay
Samuel Adams
Stonewall
Jackson
Noah Webster
P. H. Sheridan
Walt Whitman
William Penn
William Liloyd Garrison
Paul Revere
Utah Weather Outlook Unsettled Tonight With Rain Snow
Unsettled conditions expected tonight with possible rain or snow and a drop in temperatures in the northwest portion. Wednesday looks generally fair with calmer conditions and milder air.
Theatrical Company Arrives in Pocatello for Tonight
The baggage car of the Taylor Players arrives from Boise with scenery prop and electrical gear. Doors open at seven with curtain at eight. A special offer provides free admission for all ladies tonight through Thursday. The Country Boy is the evening’s comedy drama.
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Taylor Players
Taylor Playera
Pocatello
Boise
Toby
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Rigby
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Gotham
Hall OF Fame
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Iiss
Petersen
Olympia Comforters
Oregon City
Hudson Bay
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