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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
8
A speaker recalls views from Egypt noting men claiming authority over wives and describing environments where polygamy is common. He argues women there face subjugation and that such societies are unfit to govern, citing cultural practices as evidence.
Fragmented report shows multiple baseball results with teams such as Memphis Philadelphia Cleveland Louis and Cincinnati. Mentions games in progress or completed across American Association Piedmont and State leagues with scores and venues including Boston Pittsburgh Milwaukee Kansas City and St Louis.
Mobile Kiwanis lab members plan a Wednesday trip to Fort Morgan as guests of Colonel Allis D Penid. They will bring a baseball team and travel aboard the US steamer Holabird, leaving Government Street at 8 AM and returning 7 PM. The day includes fortifications tour and a Boy Scouts camp visit on Dauphin Island.
Nine young women received diplomas at St Vincent's High School in a ceremony led by Rt Rev E P Allen bishop of Mobile. Recipients included Ethel R Hewett Annie T Phelan Barbara C Fatch Katherine Balzi Bessie Curry Cath Ways Malone Delia J Roberts and Tula Kennedy. A music program and a historical pageant The Birth of Liberty accompanied the exercises.
New York June 10 report two unidentified children burned to death in a tenement fire on the east side. Four others were seriously injured in the blaze at the_Adday_ building.
Ambiguous text notes Wilgot Jackson and the Biases Moshicos with matches slated for Friday and Sunday. Mentions Stone na a Plaster, Zar rieas Rowell, Fulton, Martin among listed names though context is unclear.
Geneva dispatch reports Turkish millionaire General Ahmed Djemal, once a minister and Syria commander, accused of masterminding mass deaths of Arabian, Syrian, and Armenian families. He faces death sentence in Turkey, while Swiss authorities consider expulsion for him and his entourage.
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