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Newspaper

The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1925

Page

2

Texas Highway Aid Withdrawal Prompts Federal Probe

Federal Bureau of Public Roads investigators arrived in Fort Worth to probe irregularities in federal highway funds. Captain R. St J Wilson and W J O Leary teamed with A L Losh to review the Texas project as Governor Ferguson attends to duties in Temple. Also reported: Amon Carter urged to resign as Texas Tech regent chair.

United States Bureau of Public Roads R. St. J. Wilson Bureau W. J. O'Leary Bureau Legal Staff Fort Worth A. L. Losh Miriam A. Ferguson Temple Beston Jim” Ferguston Capitol Amon G. Carter Texas Technological College American Road Company State Commission Ferguson Carter Regency Place Jim Mgr. Ferguson

Storm center in U S Senate as Nye fights appointment

Gerald P. Nye aims to join the Senate this winter after his selection to replace the late Ladd of North Dakota. Conservative colleagues challenge Nye claiming the governor lacks power for a temporary appointment. Nye and his family are pictured with Nye's youngest son James and Mrs Nye preparing for Washington.

United States Gerald P. Nye Senator Ladd North Dakota Nye James Washington

Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs

An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold cure for persistent coughs and colds. It claims soothing and healing of throat membranes while creosote fights germs, with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist after following directions.

Creomulsion Company Atlanta

Barge Tuscaloosa to Make Two Trips

The barge Tuscaloosa will make two trips between Mobile and New Orleans this week due to rising business. It will load about 1,400 tons in Mobile for New Orleans and return Sunday with 700 tons. The vessel previously sailed Monday with 1,800 tons.

Mobile New Orleans Wate Om

Orange Grower Tells of His Improved Condition

Mr. B C Johnson of Spring Hill Alabama, a well known orange grower, credits Herb Juice with curing his fifteen year kidney troubles and a rundown system. He reports restored sleep, relief from pain, and overall better health after using the laxative and cleanser. He urges others with similar issues to try Herb Juice for quick relief.

Spring Hill Ala

Locarno Pact Seals Noted Hope for European Peace

Paris observers hail the Locarno pact and arbitration treaties signed in London as a potential turning point toward peace and goodwill among nations with ordinary French citizens hopeful for deeper Franco German understanding. Italian officials urge realism, echoing Mussolini’s tempered stance that peace must align with concrete national needs.

Paris A.P London France Fuure Germany Rome Italy

Nomination for Governor Refused in South Dakota

H K Warren of Yankton announced he will decline the governor nomination on the farmer labor ticket at the Pierre convention. He said the action by the farmer-labor party was unauthorized. The notice comes from Dec 2 with AP reporting.

Yankton A.P H. K. Warren Farmer Labor Pierre Farmer-Labor Party

Peace in Ranks of G. O. P. Aims of Reorganization

Republican leaders push for unity ahead of Congress with efforts to placate insurgents in both chambers. La Follette and Nye ties noted as White House guidance signals, while rules reform and committee assignments loom as key tests.

Washington A.P Senate House Congress M. la Folfonne Gerald P. Nye North Dakota la Follette Nye Watson Republican Committee On Committees Ernst Senate Privileges and Election Committee White House Coolidge Senate Republican Conference Committee On Committees

Pryor Sentenced to Two Years in Statutory Case

Willie Pryor was convicted by a jury after a full day of trial and given two years in the penitentiary on a statutory charge. Co-defendant Philomena Chestang pleaded guilty and drew two years in the county jail. Pryor already has a ten year murder in the second degree sentence and appeals were filed.

Willie Pryor Philomena Chestang Pryor Bend James Henry Thomas

Rule change on reporting employees in 1925 taxes

Employers will not report married employees earning under 2500 dollars during 1925 to income tax officials. Unmarried employees earning over 1000 dollars must be reported. Income taxes due January 1 and delinquents after March 15.

Internal Revenue Office

Ambiguous Patent Medicine Ad Claims Quick Cure

An advertisement features a dubious claim about a simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and inflames the liver and intestines, promising a refund after one dose. The text also includes a scrambled confession about duty and forgiveness, overshadowing the product's dubious medical assertions and urging customers to buy from druggists.

Will dispute details how Dodgeville recluse made Rafferty beneficiary

George E Rafferty testified he dictated Archiband McArthur s will on June 4 in his home and later that day the instrument and a contract transferring lots in a Jacksonville suburb were signed at a nearby garage. He said he did not see the will again before McArthur s death as relatives seek to break the will leaving only small sums to them.

Jacksonville Fla George E. Rafferty Archiband McArthur Dodgeville Wis Raffe McArhtur Rafferty McArthur E. Ww Yungman R. J. Putchaven Hemming Park Arige Green

Florida Tourists Dry Out After Storm

Thousands of so called tin can tourists dried clothing and gathered belongings blown over the countryside by a tropical storm that swept Florida. Tented tourist camps were leveled or flooded while a warm sun and breeze today dried gear and pools. More than fifty tents were blown down near Fort Myers and water filled the ark area. Near Tampa tourists were sheltered by palm trees and foliage.

Tampa Fila Florida Fort Myers

Automobile accessory laws recognize commercial vehicle safety parts

Non skid chains brakes horns lights mufflers and rear view mirrors are the automobile accessories recognized by recent laws for commercial vehicles.

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