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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
9
Berlin reports that M. Briand’s French security pact reply raises a string of arbitrary proposals. Political observers doubt a quick, definite conclusion as Germany and France proceed with a cautious, protracted exchange.
The Ohio public utilities commission opened an inquiry into the Big Four derailment near Kenton, Ohio, that killed two and injured fifteen. The Detroit Cincinnati flyer left the track at Grant's siding and the engine plus three cars of the six car train overturned.
Local Mobile residents endorse Herb Juice as a powerful laxative and tonic after trial. J E Slater of 355 South Warren describes long time stomach liver and kidney troubles and improved health after three bottles. Hundreds visit Albright Wood Drug Store to learn more from the Herb Juice expert and find outlets for purchases.
Vice Chancellor Backes approved four suits against the late George J. Gould estate with most parties agreeing to terms. Edith Kingdon Gould receives art treasures, Guinevere Gould gets Liberty bonds, and Jay Gould II drops a $790,000 claim while repaying $114,000. Some executors oppose the settlement saying it would diminish the estate.
Commander MacMillan announces oil burning Bowdoin engines using petroleum and whaling byproducts as fuel for the Arctic expedition with the Bowdoin and Peary. He believes land exists near the North Pole and plans to plant the US flag if found, with National Geographic scientists aboard.
Daily scenes show Canton at peace with business resuming and the central bank ready to reopen. The de facto government has cut various taxes to aid recovery while clashes near Fatshan continue between Li-Fook-Lam and Leung Hing-Kai. A general strike is organized for June 25 against foreign employers.
Dr. N. A. Graves of Chicago was chosen president of the National Eclectic Medical Association for 1926 at the convention session. Other officers elected include first vice president Dr. Homer Michener of Wichita, second vice president Dr. G. W. Holtzmiller of Farmerville Ohio, third vice president Dr. B. F. Weisener of St. Louis, recording secretary Dr. W. B. Best of Indianapolis, corresponding secretary and editor Dr. T. D. Adlerman of Brooklyn, and treasurer Dr. J. P. Harville of Nashville.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a report about a gunboat movement and a roast plant in Denmark, with unclear dates or authorities. The readable bits mention four individuals or items connected to the event, but specifics are missing. Further context is needed to identify the exact event, actors, and location details.
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