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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

3

City commission defers permit decision on roadside station

Trustees of Government Street Presbyterian Church and the Automobile Co operative Association will confer on granting a permit for a Soline filling station in front of Adams Motor Company. L G Adams says the station would be 75 feet from the church. The decision was deferred until conference. The commission also approved street improvements plans and set hearings for June 26. A resurfACING bond ordinance of 80000 was introduced and other routine business passed. Summer school opens with enrollment near 300 at Mobile County Training School Plateau. Union services to start.

Government Streetresbyterian Automobile Co-operative Assation sOline Adams Motor Company L. G. Adams E Association Catherine Street Ty Gineer Old Shell Road Mary's Lane A. J. Zieman

Day Case Probe Is Clothed In Strict Secrecy

Oklahoma City, June 7. A five officer army board continued a secret investigation into the April 4 slaying of Lieutenant Colonel Paul Ward Beck. Jean P Day and his wife testified as the board prepared a report for the war department. Beck was killed by Day in the Day home. Day claimed he acted accidentally during Beck’s alleged assault on Day’s wife. The board did not reveal today’s program.

Oklahoma City Okla Paul Ward Beck War Department Special Army Jean P. Day Beck Day Army

Revival unions planned for Mobile churches this summer

In Bienville Square services begin July 2 and run through September as downtown Protestant churches join in a revival series. A Dauphin Way Baptist revival begins July 25 with Rev. Louis Entzminger of New Orleans preaching for several weeks.

Bienville Square Mobile Ministerial Association Dauphin Way Baptist Church Louis Entzminger New Orleans

Y M C A Leaders Club Completes Summer Season

The Y M C A Leaders Club held its final meeting of the summer after a successful season. President Oliver Robertson will join Mr. Moyer at Blue Ridge North Carolina for a two week summer school. Other leaders assisting Mr. Moyer include William Harper Ira Ballard and W H Coleman.

Oliver Robertson Moyer Blue Ridge N. C William Harper Ira Ballard W. H. Coleman

Three Men Enlist in Navy At Recruiting Station

Three men enlisted at the navy recruiting station yesterday. They are H. K. Edge of 9 South Joachim Street Albert Blue of Vernon Florida and W. A. Dennis of Fairhope. All signed as apprentice seamen for four years and will be sent to Hampton Roads.

NAVY H. K. Edge No. 9 South Joachim Street Albert Blue Vernon, Fla W. A. Dennis Fairhope Hampton Roads

Two or More Delightful Weeks in Chicago at Somerset

Abiel Somerset offers a restaurant with a roof garden and entrancing city views plus a large solarium suitable for conventions clubs and private parties. A nearby half block beach gives Lake Michigan bathing and changing. reservations for spring and summer are urged to avoid disappointment by writing immediately.

Hotel Somerset Lake Michigan

Tariff Debate Sparks Senate Oratory In Washington

Senate session on the tariff resumed with lively rhetoric as Senator Harrison of Mississippi accused Republicans of backing a line against Democratic attacks. He cited calls to “Get Boys in Line” and noted tensions between Beveridge and Watson while defending protectionist aims.

Washington Senate Watson Indiana Harrison Mississippi Massachusetts Mr. Lodge North Dakota Mr. McCumber Jim Albert J. Beveridge Beveridge Cummins Iowa

Syndicate Buys Mobile Tractor Property Near Tacon

A syndicate of Mobile Chamber of Commerce directors has purchased the Mobile Tractor Motor Company site near Tacon for 15000 dollars. Prospects include locating an industrial plant there, with any resale profits to fund further industrial bring-ins to Mobile. E M Bailey acts as trustee for the group including William Mc Leod R A Christian R M Weinacker J J McMahon E C Grace Gordon Smith George D Lining J L Bedsole James Van Antwerp W D Bellingrath.

Mobile Tractor Motor Company Tacon Mobile Chamber of Commerce Mobile E. M. Bailey

Montgomery chemists officer elected at annual society meeting

L. M. Tolman of Chicago was named president of the American Oil Chemists Society while H. B. Battle of Montgomery Ala was elected vice president and Thomas B. Caldwell of Wilmington N C secretary treasurer at the 13th annual convention in New Orleans. The congress also announced a brick rate cut by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad and plans to discuss port aid at a Birmingham meeting with literature to be carried by F Taylor Peck and L W Savage.

New Orleans American Oil Chemists’ Society L. M. Tolman Chicago H. B. Battle Montgomery Ala Thomas B. Caldwell Wilmington N. C Rendell Mobile Mobile and Ohio Railroad Alabama Hotel Men's Association Alabama Greeters Birmingham F. Taylor Peck L. W. Savage

Minister claims abduction by masked crowd in Lawton

In Lawton Oklahoma on June 7 Rev. Thomas J. Irwin former pastor of First Presbyterian faced men in another car who demanded he sign a confession accusing him of arson and framing his own kidnapping. He resisted, was beaten, and later walked to a farmer's home. A county court of inquiry was announced to investigate the assault.

Thomas J. Irwin Oklahoma Lawton Okl First Presbyterian Church Irwin W. B. Mead Reilly Mr. Irwin

Fire destroys Pleasure Bay steamboat on Lake Pontchartrain

The passenger steamboat Pleasure Bay operating between New Orleans and Madisonville on Lake Pontchartrain burned to the water’s edge and sank at its Madisonville pier. No injuries and no passengers aboard. Loss estimated at £50,900.

New Orleans Pleasure Bay Lake Pontchartrain Madisonville

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