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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1925

Page

3

Mobile cotton receipts soar with 149 926 bales this year

John P. Safford Mobile Cotton Exchange chief reports Mobile handles 149 926 bales so far this year nearly double last season's pace. Prices steady at 24 60 a pound while most cotton goes to foreign ports with Great Britain receiving 41 848 bales and Germany the largest share of continental shipments.

John P. Safford Mobile Cotton Exchange Mobile England Europe Great Britain France Mr. @afford Germany

Women’s Council to Meet for Pay and Exam Talks

The Women’s Council of Voters will meet Thursday at 10 30 AM at the Cawthon Hotel to discuss higher police pay, an applicant examination, and the Mobile county fee system. The topics were raised at a prior meeting. A Chicago scientific institute collected 2800 sand specimens.

Women’s Council of Voters Cawthon Hotel Mobile

Crossword Puzzle Clue Sheet From Kingston Jamaica

A June earthquake report notes a severe shock felt in Kingston Jamaica lasting several seconds with buildings cracking but no damage. The city also lists Turkey’s 26 official holidays when business suspends.

Kingston Jamaica A.P Turkey

Proletariat Calls for Global Solidarity Amid China Uprising

G Zinovieff and the Communist International issue a joint appeal urging workers and peasants worldwide to back China's struggle against imperialist forces. They link protests to colonial occupations like Morocco and warn capitalism's doom as unrest spreads from Shanghai to Cairo and beyond.

Moscow A.P Rosta Associated Press Russia Zinovieff The Third Internationale China Communist International Red Trades Union Young Communist Internationale Morocco M. Zinovieff Nikolai Lehine Shanghai Calcutta Hankow Madras Tsing-Tao Cairo Peking Alexandria New York London Paris Tokio England von Hindenberg France Communist Internationale

Zanni Plans Return Flight From New York City

Argentine flyer Major Pedro Zanni said convoys aiding his Pacific hop would return to Seattle. His damaged plane forced abandonment of the globe attempt and will be shipped home to Buenos Aires. He expects to reach New York soon for a possible new plane, though permission for the flight is not yet received.

Rio Pedro Zanni Pacific Seattle Globe Zanni New York Buenos Aires

Food Removal in China Suppresses Foreign Stalls

The settlement forbids food removal and lists depots where meat bread and ice may be bought. Strike activity continues but services are organized to endure. agitators terrorize workers wreck homes and tombs. Foreign authorities hold talks with Peking delegates.

Peking

Greek Fleet Surrounds Samos as Rebellion Spreads

A Greek naval squadron encircles the island of Samos off Asia Minor as brigands the Vafiades brothers and followers seize control. Troops will be landed to quell the uprising, which demands the government’s resignation and a new assembly. Prisoners are freed and the treasury is seized.

Athens Samos Asia Vafiades Brothers Ees

Man Drowns While Trying to Save His Dog in East River

John Walsh known as Tinker Walsh died Sunday in New York while attempting to rescue a dog from the East River. He threw the dog into the water hoping it could swim to shore, then himself submerged and surfaced groaning. Pier workers failed to reach him in time. the dog was saved.

New York A.P John ‘Tinker’ Walsh Walsh East River

New Cathedral In Chicago Opens Its Doors

Cardinal Mundelein consecrates the new $500000 chapel of St Mary of the Lake Seminary in Chicago in the presence of six visiting bishops and a large assembly of clergy and laity. The gift from Mr and Mrs Edward Hines honors their son a lieutenant who died overseas. The chapel completes a seminary complex valued at $8,000,000.

Chicago George Cardinal Mundelein St. Mary of the Lake Seminary Edward Hines Aieutenant United States

Double Tragedy In Oklahoma Grocer Kills Wife Then Dies

Tulsa, June 8. Otto Spradling a Bixby grocer shot and killed his wife then killed himself as he met his wife on Main street while driving with their 4 year old son who was unhurt. The tragedy stemmed from domestic troubles.

Tulsa Okla Otto Spradling Bixby Spradling

Huge moonshine raid nets arrests on Missouri river island

Federal agents raided a large moonshine plant on an island in the Missouri river near St. Joseph, arresting three men. Three stills, 8,000 gallons of mash, 2,000 gallons of whiskey and five motor boats used for transport were seized.

ST. Joseph, Mo Missouri River

Eight of Stack assassination plotters sentenced to death

In Cairo on June 7 eight men convicted in the November assassination of Sir Lee Stack were sentenced to death. The chauffeur Mahmud Saleh received two years in prison for driving the car. A separate note compares tax burdens in Germany and the United States and cites Vienna’s population with women vastly outnumbering men after a census.

Cairo Egypt Lee Stack Germany United States

Uprising Suppressed in Chilean Northern Provinces

Official communique reports heavy losses among rebels with the revolt crushed. Thirty rebels killed, the movement leader among the dead, four hundred prisoners sent to Iquique, and a large stock of explosives captured. Communist agitators to be punished.

Santiago Ile Iquique Tarap@ca Commmunist

Taylor's Blood Medicine Advertises Health Revival for Women

A testimonial advertisement describes a woman recovering from stomach issues, weight loss, and skin problems after using Taylor's Blood Medicine. The piece claims the tonic purifies blood, removes waste, and cures indigestion and other ailments, urging readers to buy at $1 through Taylor Medicine Co. of Tampa Florida.

Taylor Tye Taylor Medicine Company Tampa Florida South Tay Nature Bright Taylors Taylor Medici Co Fla

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