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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1925

Page

7

Fewer Lynchings Reported Than In Many Years

Washington June 23 The commission on race relations of the Federal Council of Churches reported that sixteen lynchings occurred in the United States last year the smallest total in forty years of statistics. Twelve victims were Negroes and four were white.

Washington A.P United States Commission On Race Relations Federal Council of Churches M. W. Work Tuskegee Institute Alabama

Standard to Get Block of Shares in Romania

Bucharest June 23. The Romano Americana, Standard Oil's Romanian unit, to buy a large block of shares in the Society Creditul Minier. The deal signals a close合作 arrangement between Creditul Minier and Standard Oil, with potential far-reaching effects.

Bucharest Rumania A.P Standard Oil Company Romano Americana Society Creditul Minier Rumenia

Omaha Veterans Parade Draws 4 000 War Veterans

Omaha hosts the Disabled American Veterans fifth convention parade with Major General B. Duncan as marshal. Some 4 000 veterans, scarred from World War I, march in a one mile route to voice requests for federal relief and law changes. Frank J. Irwin, national commander, leads with distinguished service medals.

Omaha Nebr Salt Lake City B. Duncan Minneapolis Frank J. Irwin

Prince of Wales Visits Johannesburg Amid Massive Crowd

The Prince of Wales arrived in Johannesburg with thousands cheering as he reviewed 17,000 veterans in uniform. The visit showcased elaborate Gold Reef City decorations and events outside City Hall. Despite forthright crowd action, officials kept order while a disabled veterans’ procession led by Medal of Honor recipients moved past two lines of spectators and tramcars.

Johannesburg Union of South Africa Prince of Wales Wales Gold Reef Michael Aaronsohn Cincinnat George Calvert Syracuse Michael Insulbush Omaha France Congress America Richard W. O'Neill Rainbow Division Veterans’ Bureau

Beloit College Honors Cartoonist J N Darling

J N Darling known as Ding from Beloit College days received an honorary Doctor of Letters from Beloit College. He was suspended years ago as an undergraduate for caricaturing faculty. The item notes bequests of sheets blankets pillows and counterpanes.

Beloit J. N. Darling Ding Beloit College

Hoover Delivers Surprise Stanford Commencement Address

Herbert C. Hoover secretary of commerce and Stanford University trustee gave the 34th annual commencement address without notice at Stanford. He spoke to about 300 graduates urging cooperation among major industrial business and agricultural groups and the preservation of enterprise that underpins national prosperity.

Stanford University Calif A.P Herbert C. Hoover Stanford University Board of Trustees Ray Lyman Wilbur Hoover

Prohibition Talk Not to Be Radioed in Edinburgh

In Edinburgh on June 23 the postmaster refused to permit broadcasting of an anti prohibition address by Miss Anna Adams Gordon of Evanston Illinois president of the World's W C T U citing the topic as too controversial. Gordon will seek to broadcast a less controversial message instead.

Edinburgh Scotland A.P Lady Astor United States Anna Adams Gordon Evanston Gordon

Mussolini Addresses Italian Fascist Congress Tone Shifts

Rome June 23 Premier Mussolini wrapped up the fifth annual fascist congress adopting his signature epigrammatic approach. He announced ending the practice of granting honorary memberships in the party and framed the change around historical symbols from 1848.

Rome Mussolini

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