Five Million Dollar Steel Plant Planned for Mobile
The Southern Steel Company announced a $5,000,000 plant to be built on the Dickens tract north of Mobile, with 50 acres of site space, two 500 ton per day units, and 3000 workers planned. Construction to begin soon, with 1000 workers employed during site work and 18 months to completion, creating a new industrial suburb named New Mobile.
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Mobile
Ist
Chickasabogue
Southern Steel Company
Dickens
H. C. Faville
Faville
R. A. Sleep
Chicago
New York
Pascagoula
New Orleans
Gulf Coast
George C. Card
Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Mississippi
Chiccago
Newark
N. J
Milwaukee
Denver
Co. V. Mead
Western Corporation
Structural Steel Company
Rupert Pry
Old Line Life Insurance Company
A. G. Wood
Dominion of Canada
Jj. F. Barnhill
Encert Steel Company
Mead
Mr. Mead
Cuba
Santiago
Sal
Alabama
Messrs
Faville and
iSheep
John W. Marston, Jr
Jarea
de Dickens
Addance
United States Steel Corporison
Gary
Indiana
Land Corey
Fairfield
Birmings
Steel Company
Ectric
Fee
E Mobile
Burgess
Mobile River
City of
United States
Chickasa Bogue Bar
Mill
Strator Morgan
Senator Morgan
Panama Canal
Louisville and Nashville
Southern Railway
Louisville
Nashville
New Mobile
Southern. Steel Com
Pillans Leads With Citywide Edge in Ward by Ward Count
The vote at noon shows Harry Pillans leading in most wards for the three year commissioner seat with a likely majority over 1,000. Peter G. Jackson and W T Hieronymous contend in several wards, notably Jackson in the Fifth and Sixth, with limited support in others as union labor backs Jackson in pockets. Most polling places opened promptly at 8 am and results suggest a larger turnout than anticipated.
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Harry Pillans
Mobile
W. T. Hieronymous
Peter G. Jackson
Jackson
Hieronymous
Commissioner Pillans
G. M. van Liew
Pillans
Mexican situation at standstill Bacon says no word from Mexico City
Senator Bacon after meeting Secretary Bryan said the Mexican situation is at a standstill with no new information from Mexico City or Lind in Vera Cruz. He clarified that Lind’s bankers loans idea was not a government guarantee but a suggestion to aid peace prospects if American proposals are accepted.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bacon
Foreign Relations Committee
Bryan
Mexico City
Lind
Vera Cruz
Senor Gamboa
Mexico
Double Crossed the Continent Walker Finishes Trip
Herbert H. Hoover completed a 322 day cross continental trek arriving in New York. A policeman questioned him over ragged clothes but letters from police chiefs accompany him. He explained he walked to San Francisco and back to win $1,000 and to improve his health.
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Associated Press
New York
Herbert H. Hoover
Hoover
San Francisco
Fate of Thaw hinges on Hutchinson court ruling
In Sherbrooke on September 1 1925 Harry Thaws fate hung on tomorrow's Superior Court decision by Judge Matthew Hutchinson on John Broudreaus habeas corpus demand. If granted Thaw faces deportation and extradition. if denied he may remain jailed in Sherbrooke until October with potential appeals. Jerome Thaws former prosecutor presses for his return to Matteawan.
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Sherbrooke
Que
Harry Thaw
Matthew Hutchinson
John Brodreau
Coaticook
Thaw
Broudreau
Hutchinson
State of
New York
Brodreau
Arthur Globensky
Jerome
William Travers Jerome
Quebec
Matteawan
Raymond Kieb
Kieb
Hea
High Dominion
Fire chiefs from Egypt attend New York fire engineers convention
Fire chiefs from Egypt and Australia join the International Association of Fire Engineers in New York for its forty first annual convention. Over 1,000 expected, with $30,000 raised for entertainment. Outdoor feature is the Riverside drive monument dedication Friday with a large parade and many volunteers.
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New York
Egypt
Australia
International Association of Fire Engineers
Riverside Drive
Low Fire Department
Weather Report From Royal and 8 Mmee Corner
Temperatures recorded at the Royal and 8 Mmee corner show 80 at 10 am 84 at 11 am and 85 at noon. Winds vary through the day with no significant changes noted.
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Royal
Irish passions rouse clashes over home rule riots
London reports 320 civilians and 45 policemen seriously injured in Dublin violence with one civilian dead. Across parties, the Home Rule issue blamed for lawlessness. Sir Edward Carson linked to Ulster prep for resistance. James Kerr Hardie heads to Dublin for transport strike. Frederick Booth denounces Dublin police brutality.
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Associated Press
London
England
Dublin
Juiblin
Londonderry
Ireland
Ulster
Edward Carson
Inglo -Unioniat Party
James Kerr Hardie
Frederick Handel Booth
Pontefract
Manchester Guardian
Marine Band goes on tour across nine states this fall
The United States marine band receives leave of absence from September 29 to November 16 to tour New England states New York Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan West Virginia and Maryland. This tour marks the fourth such journey in the ensemble’s history.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Marine Band
New England
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
West Virginia
Maryland
Prominent Legal Figures Attend ABA Meeting in Montreal
In Montreal Sept 1 premier Hordern opens the American Bar Association annual meeting with a welcome to a distinguished gathering. Frank Kellogg delivers the morning address, Viscount Haldane speaks in the afternoon, and McGill University awards honorary degrees to notable jurists and statesmen including Taft, White, Borden, and Choate.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Que
Hordern
American Bar Association
Canada
United States
England
France
Bar Association
Frank H. Kellogg
St. Paul, Minn
Viscount Haldane
Great Britain
McGill University
Edward Douglas White
Robert L. Borden
Maitre F. Labori
Battonier Ordre Des Avocate A Ta Cour de Paris
William H. Taft
Charles J. Dorerty
Joseph H. Choate
United ‘States
Elihu Root
New York
J K Kellogg
The
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Ottoman Mission Arrives in Rome Over Adrianople Foresight
An Ottoman mission reached Rome on September 1 and will present to the Italian government evidence gathered since its Paris visit. The documents reportedly reflect the clear wish of the people of Adrianople to remain under Turkish rule.
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Rome
Paris
Adrianople
Turkey
Hundreds Celebrate Labor Day Across Mobile Region
Labor Day festivities drew large crowds from Mobile and surrounding areas. Mystic Shrine outings to Belrose and a steamer trip to Fairhope marked the day, with parks hosting concerts and fireworks. Many workers joined coast resorts or stayed local as unions observed a half holiday and city offices closed.
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Mebille
Central ‘Trades Council
Monroe Park
J. Howard Wilson
Mobile Light and Hamroad Company
Abba Temple
Mystic Shrine
Belrose
Mobile Bay
James A. Carney
Joseph Pose
Dauphin Street
Temple
Mobile
Apollo
Fairhope
Labor Day Observed As AFL Reaches Two Million Members
In New York on Labor Day union leaders hailed the AFL membership reaching two million, the highest in U S history. Samuel Gompers was absent due to illness in Atlantic City, the first such absence in 35 years of labor day speeches. A parade drew about 26 000 workers.
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Associated Press
New York
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Chicago Labor Day Passes Quietly on Sept 1
Chicago labor unions marked a peaceful Labor Day with no large marches or speeches. Labor leaders said this year’s holiday was the first enjoyed by workers in years, signaling a calmer observance in the city.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Bronze Kosciuszko Statue Unveiled by Polish Americans at West Point
West Point cadets and Polish Americans unveiled a bronze statue of General Thaddeus Kosciusko, hero of the American Revolution, atop a marble shaft erected in 1828. The ceremony included remarks by officials and a short procession overlooking the Hudson.
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Associated Press
West Point
N. Y
Thaddeus Kosciusko
Military Academy
Kosciusko
Plains
Fort
Oli
Hudson Bros
BF Townsley
Towleyy
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Francis C. Carley
Marine Band
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Mystic Shriners
Samuel Aomrene
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