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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
3
France and Italy plan talks within a month to settle debts to states and Belgium. The discussions may address pre armistice obligations and post armistice funded debts, with figures around 171 million and 246 million dollars amid treaty terms and interest adjustments.
Plymouth Vermont Aug. 19 The president is enjoying a secluded stay in Swampscott and may return to the White House by week’s end. Officials report weather and isolation delaying travel while the president communicates with government colleagues by wire and mail.
A Mr Waters of Alabama endorses Herb Juice claiming it cured years of stomach trouble constipation and gas. He describes severe prior symptoms and says the product cleaned his system boosted digestion and returned him to full health. He recommends it to others suffering chronic digestive issues.
A jumble of short clues forms a dense crossword puzzle with many tiny words. Entries cover clothing makers, measurement terms, verbs, body parts, animals, and directions, weaving a wide range of definitions into a single challenging grid.
Birmingham officials joined county and federal agencies in a manhunt for H. N. Wilson 27 from Chicago who escaped Jefferson County jail by a rope. He faces forgery charges and may be linked to compensation-check schemes in Atlanta. Police seek two visitors and report a well funded escape.
Fez Aug 19 The operation at Taza against rebel tribesmen uses fresh adequate troops well equipped as part of a planned broad offensive. Ouetzan positions aid the barrier to future incursions into the French zone. New posts east of Ouetzan strengthen ties with the Spaniards. Elsewhere fronts remain calm.
County officers seek five unidentified negro autoists after a collision on Telegraph road near Satsuma injuring G W Nichols of Calvert. Nichols was found at the wreck, treated in Mobile, and license tags were removed. Deputy Ernst chased down Henry Beech of Mount Vernon for reckless driving.
Training schools will be held during September 13 to 18 by the Mobile B Y P U and the Mog at City Epworth League Union. B Y U classes meet at First Baptist Church and Epworth League sessions at St. Credits awarded for certificates or diplomas and Suomenel.
A letter warning to "make peace with your God" and signed Dutch was received by Indiana Bankers Association officialarry C. Webster. Police doubt the fugitive Dutch Anderson, alleged slayer of the Hance couple and linked to bank robberies, is in Indianapolis.
A. NL Williams sues Todd Shipbuilding Co. for 5000 damages claiming personal injuries from being struck by an unknown vehicle on Crossing Water Street in January 9. Clara Brown sues Bessie Keller for 2500 damages alleging injuries when the automobile driven by Keller’s defendant ran into a ditch.
Heavy auto travel across Mobile Bay as ferries shuttle dozens of vehicles. The New Daphne carried cars from Mobile to the eastern shore and returned with nine autos. Steamers Eastern Shore and Bay Queen made trips carrying a number of automobiles from Fair Hope and nearby points.
Detective W. B. Helton of the Birmingham police arrived in the city and left this afternoon for the Magic City having goods by false pretenses. Robinson is arrested here by the Mobile police on charges of larceny and obtaining goods by false pretenses. He is alleged to have stolen a suitcase of clothes belonging to McGray Owen of Birmingham. The clothes were recovered by Mobile police.
Mrs John C White of Tampa won custody of her three year old son John White heir to a estate valued at 500000 but faced a new challenge as Julia F Craft the boy’s grandmother seeks a juvenile court hearing under the state guardian act. The hearing before County Judge George S Tatum was set for August 28 and Mrs White was served with a subpoena as she left Eldorado for Florida.
Deputies Ernst and Spencer placed Allen a Prattville Negro under county bail following trouble near Saraland. Allen allegedly struck Walker over the head with a revolver during the picnic incident.
Kiwanis Club holds an open meeting this afternoon at 1 o clock in the Battle House auditorium. Members may raise suitable subjects for discussion under President D. H. Edington's plan to diversify programs and invite suggestions for the club and community.
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