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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1925
Page
2
Police identified the body found in a wooded area as Caldwell after a June shooting in Coral Gables. A revolver and a daughter injured in the incident were recovered nearby as investigators seek to establish details of the fatal crime and possible motive.
The German government rejects the Allied note describing it as humiliating and refuses to meet the demands to evacuate and demilitarize. The note seeks drastic cuts to forces and major industrial closures while warning of consequences for war material production. Colonel Paul Henderson says the New York London air service may boost later operations.
In Los Angeles a divorce was granted for Koness' wife on grounds of cruelty. The case in superior court featured statements about the slaying of a president and the motive cited as spite. The defendant testified, and the court noted the divorce outcome.
A fragmentary note describes a woman named Lydia and a compound called Ble, suggesting a health or life-change remedy. The text is incomplete but centers on relief or aid during a transition period in Lydia’s life.
Washington June 6 The Shipping Board rejected two alternate plans for the North Atlantic to northern European freight service and appears to keep the present arrangement in place. One rejected offer would have bought fourteen freighters from Black Diamond Steamship Corp New York. The other, a joint bid by Trans Marine Corp and Cosmopolitan Steamship Co also from New York would have consolidated the northern European route under a single group.
The mixed claims commission announced awards totaling 19 107 962 dollars to American claimants. The United States Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation received 16 600 000 dollars including about 9 000 000 paid to ship owners for wartime losses and four Dutch vessels requisitioned in March 1918. The awards cover vessels owned and operated in commercial trade during the war. Bishop Leete told Moody Bible Institute that evolution has no basis in real science and warned against pseudo science.
An old advertisement touts an elixir claimed to boost health and strength for blood. The spot names Van Antwerps Drug Corp as the seller and uses fragmented phrases to imply benefits and vitality.
Dr Newton Holliday, 71, marries Frances Siegel, 61, after a life of marriages and separations. The Keokuk tale follows a love from youth to reunion, with Dr M J Holliday as the brother who first courted her and later witnessed the wedding. The long romance ends in renewed vows and a shared late-life union.
Mrs W B Miller of Chaddsford Pennsylvania is dead and her husband is dying after their car was struck at a grade crossing by a northbound train from Harrisonburg to Washington near Shenandoah Cavern Virginia. The accident occurred as the couple toured the area tonight.
In New York on June 6 the market saw heavy selling of the franc as investors doubted reports of the Morgan credit backing the currency. The rumor denial failed to stem losses, with the franc under pressure amid the French cabinet crisis and broader financial tensions.
Captain Gaston T. Fitzhugh of Memphis honored EB W Carmack at a Nashville dedication, praising constructive sectionalism and urged Americans to condemn narrow aims. He cited Carmack’s patriotism and warned against degraded citizenship while recalling Carmack’s reforms and enduring devotion to national ideals.
Washington reports the agriculture department boosts focus on margarine production. Renick W. Dunlap, assistant secretary, spoke at the sixth annual convention of the Institute of Margarine Manufacturers stressing honesty for sellers and fair pricing. He outlined the department's comprehensive program covering margarine products and materials used in manufacturing.
In Jellico Minnesota, Robert and James Faulkner aged 10 and 12 were drowned today in Clear Creek. The Faulkner parents had left them at home to tend a baby sister while they went to Jellico earlier. The boys were found missing around 11 o'clock.
Chicago announces a Chicago London air mail project using airships blending airplane and dirigible tech. Inventors D Hazard of Chicago and EB Greene of San Francisco plan a 14 hour flight with anchored ocean “floating islands” to support operations. Negotiations for underwriting the ship’s production are opened.
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