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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
3
Senator Borah and Kellogg spar over the Open Door and exclusion of alien visitors with Kellogg defending U S policy on foreign loans and debt settlements while stressing tariff autonomy for China. The exchange centers on the Dawes plan and the administration ban on private loans to debtors and non productive overseas ventures.
Page four reprint shows the Locarno peace treaty signatures including Hans Luther and Gustav Stresemann for Germany Emile Vandervelde for Belgium Aristide Briand for France Stanley Baldwin and Austen Chamberlain for England and Vittorio Scialoja for Italy with the document presented to the world as a milestone in international peace.
In Peking on December 16 Dutch minister M. Ouderijk acting as dean of the diplomatic corps presented a formal protest to Tuan Chi-Jui against Feng Yu-Hsiang's seizure of the Peking Tientsin Railway, which cut sea access. The international train may not operate as fighting blocks telegraph news to Tientsin is down and delegates delay reaching Peking. One thousand treaties have been registered with the League of Nations.
Senate progressives weigh a probe into the justice department after records show twelve major antitrust actions dismissed or decided adversely since July 1924. Attorney General Sargent says prosecutions will focus on serious violations, not large but unsubstantial complaints, with several cases and associations facing appeals or dropped actions.
Mobile officials deny T. D. Crabtree permission to build a drive in filling station on Washington Avenue opposite Arlington Place. The ruling cites lack of detailed plans and calls for a high class design matching the pleasure drive. The decision was unanimous following a fourth rejection of the proposal.
A robber last night entered a downtown Chicago jewelry store through a display window and fled with gems. Police searched the area as crowds gathered outside the shop reflecting on the daring heist and its valuable haul.
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