Boxing bout ends with Algeria decision disputed by press
Reports from San Francisco conflict over the Dreamland Rink welterweight bout where Billy Alger defeated Spug Meyers by referee Toby Irwin's decision after ten rounds. Some writers say Meyers won multiple rounds, while others credit Alger's aggression and late rally. crowd reaction split, and the fight was praised for action despite the dispute.
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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
Spug
Billy
Dreamland
Pass Sprinkling
Futh Meyers
H Es
Moyers
Farmers' dollars buy more as crop incomes fall
Washington reports that 1925 farm income from corn cotton and wheat will total about 5.56 billion dollars, down from 6.25 billion in 1924, while higher real buying power and debt liquidation lift farm prosperity. Corn yields rise to 2.918 billion bushels, wheat falls, cotton up, with total agricultural value around 12 billion dollars for producers.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Rigby Boxing Night Promises Local Interest
Duke Potter of Ririe faces Ed Rhea d of Salt Lake in a ten round bout at Higby Army hall tonight. Fans from Pocatello Blackfoot Idaho Falls and nearby cities are expected. A six round semi windup pairs Red Mont emer of Ririe with Kid peapgerd of Salt Lake.
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Duke Potter
Ririe
Ed Rhead
Salt Lake
Army Hall
Higby
Bou
Fang
Pocatello
Blackfoot
Idaho Falls
Red Montemer
Kid Peapgerd
Ririe Athletic Club
Flyers await calmer winds in Rock Springs flight chase
Rock Springs Wyoming October 27 members of the Sterling expedition of flyers from Chicago to Dutch New Guinea remain in the city as a 68 mile per hour head wind from the west subsides no attempt will be made to push on to Salt Lake City until conditions improve and the weather cooperates with the long leg of their journey.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Sterling
Chi
Dutch New Guinea
Salt Lake City
Robert T. Small
The
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Pussy Cat
New York City
Frank D. Waterman
Jimmie
Walker
Tammany Hall
Greenwich Village
Snapper
Hylan
City Hall
Tammany
Jimmie Walker
Olvany
Tom
Repub
Job Harriman Dead
Job Harriman, attorney and 1900 Socialist Party vice presidential candidate, died yesterday near Los Angeles according to AP dispatches. The report states he passed away at his home in Santa Monica.
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Los Angeles
Job Harriman
Socialist Part
sh. _ Madre
Tony
Ring Clash Ends In Ferocious Bout Between Moyers and Alger
Crowded ring action sees Moyers and Alger exchanging heavy blows with lefts and rights near the ropes. The pair clinch and trade power punches as Moyers lands a jolting upper hook that shakes Alger, but the dramatic exchange fails to settle the outcome before the final bell.
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Moyers
Vp A
Alger
Myers
Pengore
Algor
Salvation Army Opens Campaign for Relief Funds
The Salvation Army starts its annual funds drive Monday in Pocatello and Bannock County to support relief, rescue, and maintenance work. The appeal seeks local and Boise home aid, noting over 80 percent of girls helped are now married or employed, and asks Bannock clubs and business leaders to cooperate.
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Salvation Army
Posatello
Bannock County
Pocastello
Pocatello
Boise
Idaho
Pranks Prompt Police Action In Pocatello
Chief L A Lehr announces that starting tonight and through Halloween officers will patrol city streets to arrest youths involved in vandalism. Reports describe destruction of property including wired barriers and soaped cars, with authorities urging parental warning to prevent further incidents.
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L. A
Lehrbas
Robert Pugmire
Idaho Falls
Pocatello
First Day of Boy Scout Budget Campaign Sees 2250 Raised
The campaign opened with a breakfast at Bannock hotel and a second breakfast for workers. J I King reports 2250 50 raised with 163 subscribers as the drive targets 6000 by evening. Teams led by H W Henderson R C dey Dr W F Howard Dr Call FE Brady Mayor Ben Ross Isaac McDougall and Nicholas Ifft reported strong progress.
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Boy Scout
J. I. King
Bannock Hotel
H. W. Henderson
R. C
W. F. Howard
Call
FE. Brady
Ben Ross
Isaac McDougall
Nicholas Ifft
Arctic village found by explorers far east of Point Barrow
Lyman de Staffani and brother Gus report 1100 miles east of Point Barrow a village of stone houses and caves possibly built by vikings or prehistoric people. Formerly exploring Colville river zones, Gerald Fitzgerald and W R Smith helped identify a Yukon Indian camp theory. they traveled by canoe, schooner, and Baychimo to Vancouver after leaving Horsehell Island.
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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. Ward
Nome
Yukon
Renowned Kansas City Star Editor Dr Henry Jaskoon Walters Dies
Dr Henry Jaskoon Walters, noted agricultural expert and longtime editor of the Kansas City Star, died at his home here on October 27. He was widely respected for his reporting on farming and rural affairs and had a lengthy career shaping coverage of agricultural issues.
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Kansas City
Henry Jaskoon Walters
Kansas City Star
Best mahogany from Haysi praised in report
The article highlights mahogany sourced from Haysi as premier quality. It notes local timber and regional craftsmanship along with the market appeal of wood from that area.
War Opens on Wild Horses in Nevada Range Extermination Push
Nevada cattlemen plan roundups to exterminate desert mustangs blamed for stampedes and grazing disruption. Mustangs, once valued for cavalry stock and hides, now read as a threat to winter pastures, driving exodus from scattered water holes as efforts to control them intensify. The article notes their bold, intelligent behavior and the shift from value to chicken feed as prices fall.
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AL H Martin
Copwriely
Pocatello Tribune
Nevada
Venturin
California
Gotham Race Without Issue
New York City mayoral race lacks a clear issue as Waterman and Walker run with minimal contrast. Tammany’s quiet campaign aims for a large win, while Republicans struggle to rally voters and inspire the public.
Eccentric Man Bequeaths Estate in Petticoat Will
George W Hazeltine left 200000 his fortune to his grand niece while naming two nurses who cared for him as beneficiaries of 20000 in his last illness. The Y M C A contests the act claiming mental unsoundness and undue influence. Various parties including Pomona College and Hazeltine’s attorneys joined the challenge.
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Los Angeles
Young Men's Christian Association
George W. Hazelstine
Hazeltine
Young Women’s Christian Association
Pomona College
New York's Open Town Debate Meets Federal Raid Pressure
The piece flags Republicans rekindling old Tammany open town talk while federal authorities raid and threaten broad closures from Battery to Bronx. It likens Jimmie Walker to a stylish mayoral candidate, a political figure like George M. Cohan framing a volatile local scene.
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Liceang
Jimmie Walker
George M. Cohan
Tobacco tax cut sought during House hearings on revenue
Washington hearings before the House Ways and Means Committee discussed cuts to taxes on autos admissions and tobacco as part of a 300 million reduction plan. The Tobacco Merchants Association urged a tobacco tax cut to lower cigar prices while the American Farm Bureau Federation opposed outright repeal and urged higher state inheritance tax credits as a revenue measure.
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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
Two Notables Nominated for NYU Hall of Fame
New York October 27 AP John Paul Jones naval commander and Edwin Booth actor were named as nominees for this year’s New York University hall of fame additions. They were the only two selected from a 27 name ballot. twelve vacancies remained in the 125 elections.
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New York
John Paul Jones
Edwin Booth
America
New York University
Yester Feey
John Jay
Samuel Adams
Stonewall
Jackson
Noah Webster
P. H. Sheridan
Walt Whitman
William Penn
William Lloyd Garrison
Paul Revere
Utah Weather Forecast Outlook
Ubadtled tonight with possible rain or snow and a drop in temperatures. Northwest portion likely colder, while Wednesday looks generally fair with improving conditions.
The Country Boy at Qtheatres Taylor Players Pocatello
The Taylor Players baggage car arrived from Boise and crews unload scenery and props. Doors open at 7 and curtain at 8 with a free admission offer for ladies tonight Wednesday and Thursday. The comedy drama promises hearty laughs from Toby Rennsa.
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Taylor Players
Taylor Playera
Pocatello
Boise
Toby
Rene Sa
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