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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
3
York dispatch notes Colonel Walker, a close associate of Jennings Bryan, has been subpoenaed for a 10 o'clock a.m. hearing tomorrow. The report ties the figure to Bryan and outlines the scheduled occurrence.
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Tokyo May 29 The cabinet decided to open negotiations to renew and revise the Anglo Japanese alliance. Britain is said willing to maintain it with modifications to harmonize with the League of Nations. No change in the core aim to safeguard peace in eastern Asia and India and preserve Japan and Britain rights in the Far East.
A fragmentary report describes a letter from Joseph Tumulty to the President and a Senate inquiry. Timothy Timulty defends Regan of the Knickerbocker Hotel as "upright" and criticizes circulating rumors. Walker hints at a broader tale involving Palmer Bryan Ruppert and Fiegenspan. Canada’s naval service uses small patrol submarines as fishing scouts.
Seventy two of eighty physicians from Mobile signed a protest endorsing the medical school faculty’s action removing Dean A E Thayer at the University of Alabama. The notice cites faculty concerns and includes a long reply from the Alumni Association executives disputing the faculty statement as a restatement of a Montgomery board of trustees speech. The Mobile doctors’ resolution lists signatures from numerous named physicians and surgeons.
The crew of the Birmingham city second vessel built at the Chickasaw plant is signing on for a voyage to the Philippines and Japan, with departure expected within two days. The ship carries a large Alabama steel cargo to the Far East. Vaiden Davis pleads guilty to mail fraud, gets 18 months in Atlanta federal prison. Hollis quits fire job to join an oil company in Ranger, Texas. Harrington Motor Co name changed to P. D. Beville Supply Co with capital stock raised to 150000.
Rev Gardiner C Tucker rector of St Johns Episcopal Church is confined to his home recovering from a fall Sunday afternoon after being thrown from his bicycle in Olia Cemetery while taking a sharp turn. No bones were broken.
Property at the southwest corner of Dauphin Street was sold yesterday afternoon to Albert W. Metzger for $8,650 from Es tella Stella. An escape from the convict camp at Congress and Broad streets left Isom Morrisette at large, marking the third escape in three weeks. Two wooden steamers at Murnan Shipbuilding’s yard, started for the United States Shipping Board in the war, likely to be sold after a Monday inspection.
The Barton Academy commencement will be held Friday morning at the Theater with 132 diplomas awarded. Five women will receive diplomas at the Immaculate Conception exercises later that day at the school hall on Franklin and Conti Street. Dr. John M. McBride of Tulane University will give the address to the graduates.
Jackson Mississippi letter from Mrs Pearly Holt praising Dr Pierce medicine Prescription Favorite Prescription as curing woman’s trouble after three doctors advised surgery. She reports starting with reading about the product, using three bottles, and feeling well now.
Students of the Convent of Mercy Academy presented Joan of Arc at St Joseph Hall with notable dramatic skill. Alice Alfred starred as Joan of Arc and a patriotic musical program was performed by fellow students and boys, drawing a large audience.
A fog shrouded blaze in Londonderry damaged four churches a glebe house and a school. The town reports about 250 homeless residents with property losses estimated at 159000 dollars.
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