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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1925

Page

6

Pocatello Hosts Idaho Falls In H S Grid Clash This Friday

Idaho Falls comes to Pocatello for a 3 p.m. Friday game at Overland Park with a veteran squad and 1923 champions seeking revenge after last year’s 54 point defeat. Pocatello eyes district title with key personnel changes and tactical guesses amid a strong Tiger defense and fierce passing by Schmidt.

Idaho Falls Pocatello Tigers Overland Park Pocatello Boys Firth Firth Farmers Tiger Ashton Blackfoot St. Anthony Vohs Sunnyland McIntyre Stoker Nelson Merley Devel Fang Schmidt Garner Redman Fox Thomas Gross Kiarlow Chandler Evans Winchell Wings Stowell McGreal Barrett Currie Davidson Saxton Brenneke Tiger Eleven Yell King Duke

Football Outlook Across Regions Shows Strong Teams

Charlottesville correspondent notes many teams above average in strength this season. Alabama and Georgia Tech stand out in the South while Virginia aims for an undefeated conference run. Washington, Penn, Yale, and Notre Dame show form, with Princeton and Harvard issues discussed as contenders.

Pocatello Tribune Charlottesville Dixie Alabama Georgia Tech Tech Virginia Washington Frank Birch

Baseball czar question unlikely before December meetings

New York reports that despite owners attacking Commissioner Landis the chances of removing him this year are slim. Both leagues plan their annual meetings in early December with a possible joint session in Chicago around December 9.

Pocatello Tribune New York Landis Nationals Chicago

Robbers escape with big loot in Buffalo bank heist

In Buffalo New York October 29 AP reports robbers shot and killed Bank of Buffalo driver Charles W Clifford and wounded L M Arrington and John H Meyers. They seized about 93 000 from a bank to bank car and abandoned 24 000 not taken while the thieves fled downtown.

Buffalo N. Y Bank of Buffalo Charles W. Clifford Marine Trust Company L. M. Arrington John H. Meyers

Miss Sara Lee Tuck First Woman in Turkish Constantinople School

Miss Sara Lee Tuck of Missouri becomes the first woman appointed to teach domestic science in the Turkish schools of Constantinople. This historic appointment marks a milestone for American female educators abroad.

Sara Lee Tuck Missouri Constantinople

Eastern coach sends Washington U. to surprise run in Missouri Valley

Chester L. Brewer reports that Eastern coaching influence at Washington University, St Louis, produced a surprising performance in Missouri Valley Conference play. Weather and mud affected games as Iowa State and other leaders remain undefeated. Drake and Grinnell exchange safeties in a rare record.

Chester L. Brewer University of Missouri Pocatello Tribune Columbia Washington University St. Louis Missouri Valley Iowa Higgins Washington Drake Missouri Iowa State Nebraska Oklahoma

Diamonds prove glass as bridegroom buys for bride

Springvalley AP briefs report an 87 year old groom paid $1,500 to motorists to buy diamonds for his 80 year old bride, only to learn the stones were glass. Other items note Ambassador Houghton honorary Knight of the Round Table, China training in social science, and a clipper ship museum plan.

Springvalley N. Y London King Arthur’s Board Houghton

Anti fascists clash with fascists at Mussolini dinner in New York

Anti fascists protested a Mussolini commemoration night at the Pennsylvania hotel. Police and bomb squad guards blocked a mob of about 400 while 600 fascist supporters attended a 600 guest Italian Fascist League of North America dinner. The attackers dispersed as night sticks were used.

New York Pennsylvania Hotel Rome

Colonels Win Seventh Game to Narrow Series

Louisville Colonels beat the San Francisco Seals 6 to 2 to trim the series lead to 4-3. Cullop pitched well with nine singles allowed as Louisville struck for timely runs including Tyson, Shannon, and Cotter scoring in the second. The Seals stranded bases loaded in the seventh and mustered their only two runs in the eighth.

San Francisco Louisville Colonels Cullop Seals Louisville Colonels Tyson Shannon Cotter Meyer Mitchell Crockett Geary Mulligan Henry Betsol

Second Wife Pays Alimony to First in Spokane

In Spokane on October 29 Mrs. Henry J. Gunning, wife No. 2, paid $240 to wife No. 1 after Henry J. Gunning faced a charge for failure to pay alimony. He had been sentenced to work on county roads under the lazy husband act. wife No. 1 received $1.50 daily. The two wives exited the courtroom chatting pleasantly, while the county avoids winter boarding for Henry.

Spokane Henry J. Gunning A. Mann Henry

Three Parties in Canada’s Election

Vancouver news reports Canada’s fifteenth parliamentary election with 245 Commons seats at stake. Premier W. L. Mackenzie King leads the Liberal Party seeking another term under moderate tariff policy. Arthur Meighen heads the Conservative Party touting higher tariffs to protect factories and jobs. The Progressive Party, strongest in the prairies, calls for reduced tariffs and better western transportation and freight rates.

Vancouver B. C Canada Dominion House of Commons W. L. McKenzie King Liberal Party Arthur Meighen The Progressives Prairie Provinces West

Omaha liquor cases rise with grand jury expected

Omaha, Oct. 29. With the return of Federal Judge Woodrough, indictments in the asserted wholesale liquor law violation during the American Legion national convention are expected to be announced. Most of the 1175 subpoenaed persons had testified by noon.

Omaha Woodrough National Convention of the American Legion

Dempsey Wills Bout Draws Sharp Criticism In Newark

The piece attacks Harry Wills for stopping Floyd Johnson in two minutes and two seconds, calling it a fiasco and noting Dempsey’s Mexico trip as part of a broader boxing scene. It mocks Wills and Dempsey while praising Johnson’s efforts and public reaction.

Fair Play Pocatello Tribune New York Harry Wills Newark Wills Floyd Johnson Johnson Jack Dempsey Towan Charley Cook Dempsey

Negro youths sent to Soviet Russia for diplomacy training

Chicago report notes three American Negro girls and seven American Negro young men in Russian schools for a three year diplomatic service course. At the American Negro Labor Congress the panel weighs sending more youths to Soviet Russia to study agitating communism amid concerns over social conditions and Negro leadership in America. F T Whiteman, head of the congress, outlined the selection criteria and represented radicals at the Moscow communist international.

Chicago American Negro Labor Congress Soviet Russia America F. T. Whiteman Congress Mr. Whiteman The Communist Internationale Moscow

Zenith radio advertised as best in market

An advertising pitch extols Zenith Radios as superior and reliable, claiming performance on all tests and long term value. It notes models from 250 to 3000 dollars, with a quality guarantee, and asks customers if they want to hear one.

New York Jack Dempsey Mexico Jack Ben Turpin Big Boy Zenith Radio Zenith Macmillan Arctic

Mexicans Demand Probe Over Genoa Consular Attack

Mexico’s foreign office instructed its Rome legation to seek an investigation into an alleged fascist assault on the Mexican consular court in Genoa during a banquet. Reported that fascists broke in and rough handled attendees.

Mexico City Mexican Foreign Office Rome Genoa

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