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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1925

Page

2

Turbulent Chinese city clashes spread violence inland

Reports from Hankow and Shanghai describe anti foreign agitation with eight Chinese killed and many wounded. Rioters attacked foreign and Japanese targets as strikes and mobs disrupted commerce and port activities.

Deese Bsaion Hau Chun-Chi Canton Ces Chu Pei-Tak San Francisco Calif Hankow Shanghai British Volunteer Army Iia Chicago Chinklang China Chinkiang

What Will Dawes Do Next

Marietta Ohio hosts Vice-President Charles Gates Dawes as he attends a college reunion and confers with banker W. W. Mills. Political chatter says Dawes may seek the White House, and Mills is seen as a key adviser, but Mills declines to speak.

Dawes Neasgervice Marietta Ohio Charles Gates Dawes Ohio River Marietta College Shoutne W.W. Mills Wilson Colonel House Harding Ho-McLean Coolidge Frank W. Stearns W. W. Mills Millis United States Senate Mills Washington A. FB F White House

Missing Bandits Sought After Bank of Sulphur Robbery

Arkansas and Missouri authorities pursue three of five men who robbed the Bank of Sulphur Springs Arkansas. Three robbers fled with about 500 dollars after a gunfight that wounded L Stout and two other men, while John Burchfield and Boyd Jewell were wounded and captured after their car hit a tree. Burchfield had prior escapes from Arkansas penitentiary and Oklahoma court custody.

Bentonville Ark Arkansas Missouri Bank of Sulphur Springs L . Stout John Burchfield Joplin Boyd Jewell Sapula Okla

Irish Senators Debate Divorce Legislation in Free State

Dublin June 12 The Free State senate debated divorce with Senator Yeats denouncing Ireland’s marriage laws as foreign and calling for reforms. Colonel Moore argued Protestants favored Irish divorces and discussed passing special acts in individual cases. Other peers questioned morality and indissolubility of marriage as the debate lingered unresolved.

Dublin Free State Senate William Butler Yeats Free State Ireland Spain Dail Senate Thomas W. Bennett South Carolina Countess of de Sart

Pharmacists to Meet in Mobile for Alabama Association

Mobile will host the 1926 Alabama Pharmaceutical Association meeting. E. Duncan of Birmingham is president designate with Hoyt Greer of Field as vice president, Homer Wright of Auburn as second vice president, and W Bingham of Loosa with L Toomer of Auburn as secretary and treasurer.

Mobile Alabama Pharmaceutical Association E. Duncan Birmingham Hoyt Greer Homer Wright Auburn Ww. Bingham Loosa L Toomer

Intolerance in America DepLORED by Social Worker

Dr Charles A Ellwood of Missouri University told a Denver conference that intolerance is Americas greatest evil. He warned that some would abolish other nations or religions and called the Ku Klux Klan an expression of a long prevailing sentiment, noting it has grown since World War I.

Denver Colo A.P America Charles A. Ellwood University of Missouri Conference of Social Workers South West Ku Klux Klan

National music clubs back plan for a federal conservatory

At the biennial convention in Portland Oregon the National Federation of Music Clubs urged Congress to create a commission to study a national conservatory of music They favor establishing state music supervisors and a bureau of music if a department of education is created Other sessions covered opera in America and a keynote critique of the star system by Mrs Frank A Seiberling of Akron The Stevens Hotel project in Chicago valued at 20 million dollars and rising 26 stories high on Michigan Avenue was noted.

Portland Ore National Federation of Music Clubs Congress Conservatory of Music Frances £. Clark Amden N. J Clark State Supervisors of Music Washington Department of Education Bureau of Music America United States Frank A. Seiberling Akron Ohio American Music Department Geiberling Chicago Michigan Avenue

Anti-Phymin Heals Various Ailments Promoted

A vintage drug advertisement claims Anti-Phymin removes the causes of disease and treats ailments from hay fever to digestive and bladder disorders. It urges readers to consult their druggist or write to Anti-Phymin in Pensacola Florida.

Pensacola Fla

Taylor's Blood Medicine advertised as life restoring aid

An advertisement claims Taylor's Blood Medicine restores health for women with stomach upsets heartburn and weakness. It cites a testimonial of a woman who gained weight and cleared skin after using the product. The copy asserts the tonic purifies blood, fights poisons, and treats rheumatism kidney trouble and other ills, urging readers to buy a bottle from their druggist.

Taylor Taylor Medeike Tampa Florida South Destina Tor Nature Bright Taylor Medicine

Strike urged to aid Henryetta miners in Kansas

William Dalrymple district No 21 president urged a strike in Crowe Coal and Mining Kansas mines to support Henryetta miners. Several mines reopen on 1917 wage scale as guards stay on duty after a clash involving union men and former miner Mellus.

Andrew Meitus Crowe Company Peale Kansas Dalrymple Henryetta Crowe No. 2 Mine Atlas Mellus

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