19 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1926
Page
1
In a speech at a church gathering, Edward P. Allen of the Mo diocese opened with prayer as residents discussed a campaign issue. A neighbor reported a confrontation near Monroe and Twelleth, with a woman attacked and a man detained. authorities report a January conviction in a separate matter.
Funeral services are planned for Rev De Beurme who died Monday night at 6 85. The service will be held at 10 o clock in the chapel with a group of colleagues in attendance. The deceased had served in Ames and was stationed at Ortee Hill Col 1920 and Key West Florida.
Beary L. Wilson president of the Wilson Company Chicago is in New Orleans for business and visiting during a stay in the city. He is noted for his leadership and broad business ties in Chicago.
The commission aims to avoid delay in city work as the search for Taylor’s successor proceeds. A conference will decide on the new head of the financial department under Commissioner Hart and the two officials will meet with Seay tonight. A Chamber of Commerce dinner at the House will be held under this auspice.
The article outlines preparations for a 1926 Mardi Gras carnival. It notes the planning teams working on the event, the use of the auditorium, and the inclusion of a decorated lineup. It mentions a cruiser Denver and other features to be announced.
City council approves widening St Louis Street from St Joseph to Springhill Avenue by ten feet reaching 40 feet curb to curb. Resolution notes paving soon and improved outlet from business district with signals at major crossings. Widening may affect street wires and property petitions as part of the project.
Paving updates affect Gayle Street Bayne Washam Avenue to eastern end and Michigan Avenue to Addition. Roadways reconfigured to 24 feet with asphaltic concrete or concrete paving, affecting Wilkinson Street and Cottrell Street segments. notes indicate reductions and adjustments in length and materials.
The Mobile city commission endorses entry into the court as essential for future peace and dignity. The resolution states war must be deplored and peace sought, reflecting international importance of the move.
Damascus segment under bombardment as French forces shell Shagour quarter. Reports say many persons are affected and casualties may be feared amid ongoing combat conditions near Jerusalem.
A fragment reports a convention of credit men discussing unity and purpose beyond gain. The text mingles names and unclear phrases with references to John T. Cochrane and locations like Mobile. The passage hints at ongoing sessions continuing into late Ver.
A fragment reports sea aspirants arriving at port to take a ship from rue Bary but Serwich said he was anxious to go to sea, and officials sent them back home.
Alf Jacobson Sverre Erickson and Leif Jansen seamen were taken into custody by immigration authorities in a case described as alleged desertion with the men held in custody awaiting further action by the department.
Continued on page ten, commissioners plan an address to Boosters on funding a public library and the use of incinerators to support the $86,000 bond issue. A majority vote is anticipated for the incinerator bonds.
Two volunteers struggle against spreading flames amid ash and charred pines in a dense mobile forest area. Harsh weather and rugged terrain hinder suppression efforts as crews work to contain the blaze and protect nearby settlements.
Old text fragment notes a Confederate era ceremony in Mobile with attendees from Camp and United groups and mentions closures of state and local offices. The garbled report refers to a birthday tribute to General Lee and a meeting of veterans.
Paris reports Winifred Hudnut, wife of Rudolph Valentino, has secured a divorce. Valentino sailed to the United States aboard a ship, with the decree granted a few days after their separation amid a marital quarrel and alleged infidelities.
In a fragmentary report, Winifred Hudnut voices surprise as Paris courts reportedly uphold a decree involving a women named Valentin. The United Press notes the ruling and ongoing uncertainty about the matter.
A court heard arguments over the status of a vessel tied to a liquor return dispute. Attorneys for owners and crew argued about ownership rights and the vessel’s compliance with related regulations. The hearing focused on the legal implications of the vessel’s designation in the ongoing case.
The theatre announces a ticket exchange window opening today for US Open related events. Hours are listed as from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. local time with available exchanges for attendees and general admission holders.
Memorial day observances closed banks and state offices in North Carolina and Georgia. Schools held exercises and programs honoring Confederate leaders with gatherings led by the United Daughters of the Confederacy and United Confederate Veterans. A memorial service featured a Southern leader in Atlanta as part of the observances.
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