Pocatello and Idaho Falls clash on grid field Friday
Idaho Falls visits Pocatello for a high school football showdown at Overland Park stadium at 3 p.m. The Tigers seek revenge for last year’s 54 point loss as Pocatello aims to clinch the district title with a victory over the visiting squad.
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Strength of southern teams and national leaders in 1925 football
Charlottesville report surveys 1925 college football amid strong Alabama and Georgia Tech teams. Virginia nears undefeated conference status. Washington and Penn State noted for form, while Yale, Princeton, Harvard, and Notre Dame show varied strengths. Ohio State eyed despite rain and a tough schedule.
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Baseball czar rule likely to continue past December meetings
New York reports indicate few prospects of removing Commissioner Landis at upcoming league meetings. National and American associations plan sessions in Chicago around December 9. American league members may support Landis, preserving his authority despite opposition from some owners.
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Robbers Escape With Big Loot in Buffalo Bank Heist
In Buffalo on October 29 AP reported robbers shot and killed bank driver Charles W. Clifford and wounded several others as they seized money from a bank automobile. The loot totaled 93,000 dollars from Marine Trust to Bank of Buffalo, with about 24,000 left behind. L. M. Arrington and John H. Meyers were also shot during the escape.
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Miss Sara Lee Tuck First Woman Appointed Teacher in Constantinople
Miss Sara Lee Tuck of Missouri becomes the first woman named to teach domestic science in Turkish schools at Constantinople. Her appointment marks a notable advancement for American women in international education and diplomacy.
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Elks Halloween Dance Admission and Card Prices
Readable notice shows Elks Club event admission details for the Hallowe en dance. Card prices and dollar amounts listed indicate entry costs and related fees for attendees.
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Missouri valley football finds leaders hold line in mud
Chester L. Brewer reports Eastern coach Rog Higgins at Washington University in St Louis has built a gritty team that led Iowa State early before falling 28 14 in heavy mud. Drake Grinnell produced a rare record with three safeties as Nebraska beat Kansas 14 0 and Missouri edged Kansas State. Missouri faces undefeated Iowa State next, with two top teams and several contenders pressing into November.
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Bridegroom pays motorists for glass diamonds
In Springvalley New York an 87 year old groom paid 1500 dollars to passersby who tried to sell his 80 year old bride glass diamonds. The tale ends with the couple discovering the gems are not real.
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Anti Fascists clash with police at Mussolini parade
In New York anti fascists swarmed the Pennsylvania hotel where 600 fascists met to celebrate Mussolini's Rome march anniversary. Police blocked access as a mob of 400 confronted the hotel while 20 bomb squad members stood by. The attackers fled after baton strikes. a reinforced guard remained through the dinner.
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Colonels Force Seventh Game In Series At San Francisco
Louisville Colonels won 6 to 2 at San Francisco to pull within one game of the Seals and push the series to a seventh game. Cullop allowed nine hits but fended off danger, while Way pitched steady for Louisville. The Seals used three pitchers and managed eleven hits as Mulligan and Henry produced the only two runs for the home team in the eighth. Agnew singled in the ninth before Paynter’s double-play ended the rally.
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Second Wife Pays Alimony to First in Spokane Scene
Mrs. Henry J. Gunning, wife No. 2, paid $240 to wife No. 1 in Spokane after a court appearance. Henry J. Gunning had been sentenced to work on county roads under the lazy husband act, while wife No. 1 received $1.50 daily alimony. The two wives left the courthouse chatting, securing relief for wife No. 1 and avoiding further boarding for Henry this winter.
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Three Parties in Canada's Election
Vancouver reports Canadians vote in the fifteenth parliamentary election with 245 House seats at stake. Liberal leader W. L. Mackenzie King seeks another term supporting moderate tariff policy. Arthur Meighen leads the Conservatives pushing higher protective tariffs. The Progressives, strong in the prairies, urge tariff reductions and better transportation and lower western freight rates.
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Omaha Liquor Case Indictments Expected After Legion Meet
Federal Judge Woodrough returned Saturday as indictments in the alleged wholesale liquor law violations during the national Legion convention here were anticipated. About 175 subpoenaed persons had already testified by noon today.
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National Convention of the American Legion
Mexican Lodge of Rome Demands Attack Probe
Mexico’s foreign office ordered its Rome legation to seek a probe into an alleged fascist assault on a Mexican consul and court members at a Genoa banquet. Officials report the invasion occurred during the meal, with attendees roughed up by fascists.
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Fights End in Quick Knockout as Wills Beats Johnson
In Newark on Monday night the black panther Harry Wills dominated Floyd Johnson in two minutes and two seconds, Johnson’s corner throwing in the towel. The bout draws sharp audience reaction and fuels talk of future matches involving Jack Dempsey.
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Negro youths train in Russian diplomacy program
Chicago observers at the American Negro labor congress report that three American Negro girls and seven American Negro young men are in Russian schools for a three year training course for the Russian diplomatic service. The congress weighs sending additional youths to Soviet Russia to study agitation of communism as a tool to address social conditions and leadership on the Negro question.
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Moscow
Mind Your Business and the Zenith Radio Jewel
An advertisement extols the superiority of Zenith radios over rivals. It touts Zenith as a “Jewel” and asserts top performance in tests, arguing customers should pay more for the best. It notes the price range from 250 to 3000 dollars and promises quality guarantees.
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