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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
15
Reported chaos and foreign casualties from Shanghai and Ichang as three foreigners missing. Hong Kong sees new unrest as Chinese papers publish misread reports. students return with boycott aims and agitators surface from Peking amid a Hupeh conference with consular officials and the military governor.
Edinburgth hosts nearly 2,000 women from many nations for the twelfth triennial convention of the World’s Christian Temperance Union. The opening session features the executive committee as Edinburgh’s breweries and distilleries loom as a symbolic reminder of the temperance cause.
In the Southern District of Alabama Noah W Moody was adjudicated bankrupt June 16 1925 The first meeting of creditors is set for June 30 1938 at four o'clock in the Mobile office 56 ft cig street Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt before the meeting in Mobile Alabama June 18 1925 before Joseph N McAleer Clerk of Bankruptcy Sakdes in Bankruptcy.
Mrs Jennie Carroll wife of Columbus A Garret of Whistler died at 4 10 this morning at a local hospital. She was widely known in Whistler and is survived by a son C A Carroll Jr of Eldorado Ark five daughters Mrs B F Brent of Arkansas May Rose Elle Gladys and Clara Carroll of Whistler her father F G Kong of Cuba Ala one brother A H Long of Crestview Fla four sisters Mrs J Clay of Whistler Mrs Susie Eagleworth of Cuba Ala Mrs J L Smith and Mrs Emma Gordon of Hattiesburg Miss. The funeral will be held from the home in Whistler at an hour to be announced later. The funeral service for Mrs Katie Cook Penn who died Wednesday will be held from the residence at 1060 Old Shell Road this afternoon at 4 36.
H Peterson of this city owns a terrapin ten inches long that covered only one mile in fourteen years. He trapped the creature in 1911 on his father's farm near New Hatford Iowa and later found it marked with initials during a recent visit. The terrapin now lies about a mile and a quarter from its release point.
A general strike and boycott of British Japanese and American goods were decided at a meeting of students workers and other Chinese citizens at Kwangtung University. The start date was not public but expected soon. Authorities in Shameen have prepared for possible emergencies amid fears of anti foreign outbreaks.
In Pensacola Florida the anti Phimin program showed effectiveness in the singles event as teams competed for top honors. Details on participants and results were reported from the local meet.
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