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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
6
The Liberty Bell rests again in its Philadelphia shrine after a journey covering about 17 000 miles. Guardians say it was seen by ten million at California expositions and along trips across thirty states with 117 stops. In 143 days away, the bell rang to celebrate the Declaration of Independence.
Judge M. Wilson former postmaster at Rosa Florida disappeared two months ago and was found dead by his own hand in a Billings Montana hotel. Telegrams to friends in Rosa said he died yesterday after withdrawing $500 from the DeFuniak bank where postal funds were kept.
Dr Cecile E Griel the only American born passenger aboard the Ancona sails to Rome with Lt Cmdr Jackson to repeat her account of the submarine attack. She asserts the vessel was shelled as passengers attempted to escape in lifeboats.
Paris dispatch says Baron Ishii, Japan’s foreign minister, told G Le Chartier that Japan would immediately send a very strong army in one expedition to Europe if there is reason, noting Japan does not intend to risk a check.
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit heads to Grandfather Goosey's for a Scotch checkers game and groceries. A wave of sneezes sweeps the house as Dr Possum arrives, but Johnnie Bushytail’s red pepper proves to be the mischief, not a cold.
Biloxi Gulfport and Pass Christian citizens drafted resolutions thanking Captain J. T. Jones for rebuilding the Gulfport and Mississippi Coast Traction line. Committees from each city presented the resolutions to the ill captain at the Great Southern Hotel in Gulfport. Also noted are a burial in Biloxi and a Michigan auto trip ending with a tire blowout at the city line.
Jackson Mississippi governor Earl Brewer will not join the Ford peace commission sailing December 4 due to official duties. The report notes Brewer’s decision follows an invitation and mentions related local notices from Pine Grove Alabama and other community updates.
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