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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1925

Page

9

Gale Leaves City in Grips of Fatalities and Floods

A June 22 report details multiple storm deaths across several cities. In New York the gale caused toppled trees and a fatal sea accident, with several injuries among boating crowds. Chicago records nine deaths from auto crashes and drownings as summer begins. Kansas City reports one drowning and car wreck, with two injured parents after an overturned vehicle. A brutal heat spike of 94 degrees tops the day in Kansas City, with waves and other storm damage noted.

New York Island Long Island City Fort Schuyler East Chesbay North River Kansas City Kan

Gun Runner De Kay Faces Trial in Federal Indictment

John Wesley De Kay, financier, gun runner, and playwright, must stand trial in Providence on a 12 year delayed federal bank looting indictment. He arrived from London after evading charges since 1913, with prior extradition battles and links to Belle Époque scandals and other nations’ probes.

Providence R. I John Wesley de Kay Guner Playright London Alf Jewelers Miss Elliott Mme. Bernhardt de Kay Judas Belgium Spain Mexico Switzerland United States Lausanne Sl Cepaena Will H. Hays Scotland Yard United Es

Crosswords Begin the Week with a Simple Puzzle

A compact word game page presents a starter crossword with horizontal clues including Simple memorial and Child's sickness. Vertical items feature prayer beads, image values, standard type measure, and distant spectators. The grid lists numerous partial word fragments and generic terms.

Discrimination in Net Matches Denied by USLA Official

Edward J. Moss executive secretary of the United States Lawn Tennis Association called charges that French women were ignored in the Wightman cup arrangements between England and America absurd. He noted the series was made private after the federation declined to sanction a multi nation event and dismissed claims of invites to Canada Japan India and Australia as ridiculous.

New York International News Service Edward J. Moss United States Lawn Tennis Association Paris England América International Federation

Amundsen Eyes Return Flight After Polar Voyage

Captain Roald Amundsen plans to fly back from King's Bay to Norway though friends fear the risk after the polar air voyage. The supporting airplane is being overhauled while Amundsen documents the expedition. a July 1 return date is expected.

Oslo International News Service Roald Amundsen King’s Bay Norway Explorer Polar Amundsen Ellsworth Ohio

Helen Ferguson Weds Actor in Hidden Ceremony on Yacht

The ceremony unites Helen Ferguson with an actor in a private wedding aboard a yacht. A brief honeymoon of four days follows the ceremony after the yacht was built and prepared for the voyage.

Ge Motion Wikia Rangel Abe

Debts Dominating Brussels Talks With Washington Envoy

Baron Cartier de Marchienne arrival triggers high level debate on the American debt in Brussels. Belgian foreign minister Vandervelde reports discussions with the ambassador and King Albert about funding the debt and the previous cabinet’s stance.

Brussels A.P Washington Baron Cartier de Marchienne United States M. Vandervelde King Albert

Public urged to aid Scopes defense in Tennessee trial

New York on June 22 reports a defense fund of 30000 dollars is to be raised by subscription under the American Civil Liberties Union for John T Scopes the Dayton Tennessee high school teacher accused of teaching evolution. Dr Holmes as acting chairman supports the defense as a constitutional freedom effort.

New York John Thomas Scopes Dayton

Blockade on Riff coast deemed ineffective

Madrid and Paris report that the Franco Spanish blockade to stop arms smuggling to Abd El Krim led tribesmen faces failure Tangier remains the critical watchpoint. Spanish French air cooperation with Fez and Larache bases marks a new phase in joint efforts against the Riffian drive.

Madrid International News Service Riffian Abd-El-Krim Tangiér Directory Riff Coast Tangier Strait of Gibraltar Sheshuan Thisuia Sfish Morocco Primo Rivera Abd-Bdl-Krim Spain France Paris Fez le Journal Larache French Morocco Abd El-Krim

Darrow Amused by Press Discussion in South

Clarence Darrow arrived in Chattanooga for a defense lawyers conference in the evolution trial of John T. Stopes. He denied being an atheist and said he did not reply to a Nashville newspaper questionnaire about his beliefs.

Chattanooga South Clarence Darrow John T. Stopes Darrow John. R. Neal Dayton Nashville

Memphis Police Shakeup Strikes City Department

Memphis Tennessee June 22 a broad shakeup in the police department began with fifty policemen suspended and twenty six detectives and officials demoted. The move aims to cut expenses to meet a twenty thousand dollar budget reduction. Commissioner Alien seeks to weed out inefficiency as several resignations followed demotions.

Memphis, Tenn Memphis Police Department Alien

MacMillan Arctic expedition on schedule to reach Sydney

MacMillan vessels proceed toward Sydney Nova Scotia to coal up on the first leg of their long voyage north. The Bowdoin leads with the Peary behind as they steam along the Maine coast after a festive farewell at Monhegan Island. MacMillan departed Sunday without commenting on potential international controversy over the possible discovery of a new continent.

Monhegan Island Maine United Press MacMillan Arctic Expedition Sydney Peary Bowdoin MacMillan

Twenty Three Hurt In German Accident

Twenty three people were injured in a German accident reported in the local paper. Details on the cause and conditions of the injured were not immediately released. Emergency crews responded to the scene andTransport services operated to hospitals.

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