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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1925

Page

9

American battleships arrive in Auckland during calm weather

Eight American battleships and three auxiliaries reach Auckland harbor as crowds greet the fleet. Admiral Robison hails the visit as comradeship in peace and readiness to uphold rights, with ships anchored offshore and a civic reception in town. A Navy club provides refreshments for sailors, while a wind-veil note about Touareg veils ends the snippet.

Auckland N. Z A.P Gulf Robison United States California Navy Eye

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Women Vie for Place on Tennis Team in Matches

National and international selections hinge on Forest Hills trials. Mary Browne of California and Eleanor Goss of New York compete for the third singles spot for the American team to face England in the Wightman cup series.

New York A.P Mary K. Browne California Eleanor Goss Forest Hills N. Y May S. Bundy Miss Goss Molla B. Mallory Marion Z. Jessup Helen Wills Mallory Miss Wills Miss Browne William Johnston Vincent Richards Yonkers Johnston

Arabs Forecast Massacre If Jews Back Zionist Move

In Willamstown Massachusetts August 11 Arab leaders in Palestine predicted Jews would quit their Zionist effort or face a general massacre. Dr William Eppard of Geneva a member of the League of Nations permanent commission on mandates spoke at a roundtable on the Mediterranean area at the Institute of Politics.

Willamstown Mass A.P Palestine William @eppard Geneva League of Nations Permanent Commission On Mandates Institute of Politics Mediterranean

Fowler Entered Into Rest August 10 1925

Cornelius W. Fowler died at 1 50 am age details not provided The family requests funeral attendance from 111 North Julia Street to Magnolia Cemetery The funeral service is set for Wednesday at 2 30 pm Obituary notes the burial in Magnolia Cemetery

Fowler Cornelius W. Fowler North Julia Street Magnolia Cemetery

Californians Capture Western Clay Court Titles

Harvey Snodgrass of Los Angeles wins the singles at the Detroit Tennis Club western clay court tournament by defeating Walter Wesbrook. The pair Snodgrass and Wesbrook also win the doubles title over Walter Thayer and Lucien E. William, cementing their hold on the national clay court doubles crown and the Wisconsin state title.

Detroit Middle West California Harvey Snodgrass Los Angeles Walter Wesbrook Snodgrass Wesbrook

Cement Production in Mid-Atlantic States Reaches Quarter Share

Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Maryland together supply roughly one fourth of the United States cement consumption. Factories in these states contribute significantly to regional construction demand and industry output.

Pennsylvania New Jersey Maryland United

Argentine swimmer Lillian Harrison ends Channel bid after collapse

Miss Lillian Harrison of Buenos Aires, after seven hours in cold seas, collapsed eight miles from Dover and was rescued. Trainer Jabez Wolfe blamed vegetarian diet for insufficient nourishment and said she will not attempt the crossing again this year though hopeful for next season.

Boulogne France Lillian H Harrison Argentina Dover English Channel Gris Nez Ishak Helmya Helmya Cape Gris-Nez Jabez Wolffe Harrison Wolffe Cape Gris Nez Jabez Wolfe Lillian Harrison Buenos Aires Miss Harrison Dover Castle

Scrap iron rate hikes eyed by rail lines in Alabama

Mobile interests opposed a petition before the Alabama Public Service Commission seeking higher scrap iron shipping rates from Mobile to Birmingham and North Alabama. Railroads seek Pensacola basis. Mobile Chamber of Commerce traffic department and local scrap iron dealers argue the increases would be prohibitive.

Mobile Alabama Public Service Commission Birmingham Alabama Montgomery Pensacola Traffic Department Mobile Chamber of Commerce

Lions Hold Outing at Gulf Club Tonight

The Lions club annual outing is scheduled for this evening at the Gulf Fish and Hunting club on Dog River. Members will depart from in front of the Cawthon Vineyard at 6 o'clock and a seafood dinner will be served.

Lions Club Gulf Fish and Hunting Club Dog Tiver Cawthon Vineyard Cawthon

Veteran Velka Recovers From World War Injury in Denver

Stephen Velka of Denver, a Spanish American War veteran, has had a front of silver entered during the war removed at a Denver hospital. A recent survey shows the gravel road quality now exceeds other areas.

Stephen Velka Denver

Boxer Tommy Gibbons near retirement after long ring career

St Paul August 11 Tommy Gibbons eyes retirement with careful living and smart use of purses he earned in boxing He hopes one more match with Gene Tunney after Tunneys knockout in New York and recalls his career highs including a 63000 payday for Carpentier in 1924 and earnings over 12500 before.

ST. Paul A.P Tommy Gibbons Tommy Gene Tunney Gibbons New York Jack Dempsey Montana Sooner Carpentier In City Harry Greb Jack Bloomfield Ommy

Coolidge Stays On At Swampscott Home

President Coolidge’s seventh week in Swampscott ended without a set return plan to Washington. He may visit Plymouth Vermont before heading home by Friday. Lunch guest was Charles R. Crane. Congressional rate committee members Moses and McKellar suggested possible rate changes. Representative White noted Alaska fisheries conservation needs.

Swampscott Mass Coolige New England Washington Plymouth Coolidge Charles R. Crane New York China Joint Congressional Committee On Moses New Hampshire McKellar Tennessee Representative White Maine Alaska

None killed when auto goes in water

Ocean City New Jersey August 11 United Press reports coast guards halted the search for drowning victims after determining no one died in the car plunge into Great Egg Harbor bay. The driver George Birtwell 18 Philadelphia admitted he was alone in the vehicle and swam ashore without reporting the crash.

Ocean City N. J United Press Coast Guards Great Egg Harbor Bay George Birtwell Philadelphia

French Troopers Tighten Grip Around Fez Region

French forces in the Ouetzan area southwest of Fez begin a large cleaning up operation after waves of hostile tribesmen appeared recently. Amergou mountains show a renewed spirit among tribesmen following the capture of a stronghold. Ouled Bedder tribesmen join the French effort aiding in the resistance, while aerial activity intensifies, driving Abd El Krim's men toward the hills.

Fez Morocco Ouetzan Holy City Amergou Ouled Bedder Abd- El-Krim

Famous pitcher is stricken mentally in Cleveland

AP reports Charles Smith, once a famed pitcher who faced Rube Waddell and starred for Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago Cubs, has been admitted to county jail on wife’s request after a recent stint in summer. authorities hope his mind was affected by the episode.

Cleveland Charles Smith Rube Waddell Philad Vic Smith Chicago Cubs Atlanta

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