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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
7
A distressed plea from a weak woman pleads with a strong man to aid her or face being cast out into the world as a pauper. She laments betrayal by a man and mentions tears and fear as she seeks protection and justice. The fragment references Andrew Gump, Carlos Rope, and a vague threat of failing to address a guest.
New York September 1 AP Connie Mack brings Philadelphia back from the west to duel Washington in a two game series opening today as the season nears October 4. The Ath letics aim to pace August and finish strong in September while Washington holds a three and a half game edge.
Pirates win fourth straight as Pittsburgh defeats Philadelphia 10 to 3. Washington holds a lead in the American League standings while Chicago and Boston split a series in the National League.
The American Federation of Labor orders all Washington unions to stay away from the Washington P H game to pressure Philadelphia club over non union labor in its stadium. Local unions threaten fines of 5 to 25 for attendance and urge protests at two Washington games.
Cape Gris Nez France September 1 AP The English channel is in turmoil with a strong westerly breeze and rough chop making a swim unlikely tonight. Gertrude Ederle cannot start her second attempt, sea conditions must improve for a possible tomorrow attempt. Boulogne France September 1 AP Miss Lillian Harrison postponed her fifth English channel attempt until next year leaving for London.
Notich declares he will not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone other than himself John H Craig 1042 N Lincoln
The Burton Dancing Academy announces its opening with classes at K of C hall. Regular sessions run Thursday and Friday nights 7 to 9 and Wednesday to Saturday afternoons 2 to 4. Eight lessons cost 5 dollars. Private lessons available by appointment.
A New York judge declared Sid Terris the winner over Yonkers based challenger Jack Bernstein after a 12 round bout. Terris, a New York light welterweight, secured victory on points.
New York reports six year old John Devine Jr of Philadelphia swam across the Hudson River mile wide in seven minutes as a youthful feat of endurance and bravado.
A superior court grants Mrs. Cora May Williams restoration of competency after neighbors warned of her errant barefoot walking habits while not riding in Maxieabe, following a guardianship action tied to a $100,000 real estate deal.
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