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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1925

Page

3

Pilgrimages to Homes of Presidents Polk and Jackson

Charlotte May 19. A congressional Commission visiting Mecklenburg esquirecentennial made pilgrimages to the birthplaces of Presidents James K Polk and Andrew Jackson near Charlotte. Speakers included Senator Overman and Representatives Fa Faust Bulwinkle. Regimental bands from Fort Bragg provided music and a pageant on colonial history was planned for the night. The party also visited Pineville and Waxhaw before touring the Jackson birthplace stone slab in Union County.

Charlotte N.C Congressional Commission Mecklenburg Jackson Overman Palen Caroline Missouri Bulwinkle North Carolina Fort Bragg Tennessee Faust Representative O'Connell Rhode Island Pineville President Polk Waxhaw Union County Andrew Jackson

Minneapolis Banker Confesses Embezzlement Covering Losses

Edward Walinski surrendered in New Orleans after admitting to embezzling 4000 dollars from Midland National Bank in Minneapolis where he worked as a currency teller. Shortages from 50 to 100 dollars occurred since September 1923 and were concealed until his May 7 vacation. The bond company has made the amount good.

Minneapolis Minn Associated Press Edward Walinski New Orleans Midland National Bank Walinski

Crossword Puzzle Clue List From An Old Page

A historical puzzle page lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical sets. Items include common words and phrases like sorrow warmth exclamation stand still wild duck couple dormant to vouch meadow to come pastry tear lineage to curse reputation plural pronouns diminishes also and mesh of aurora moist part of electrical circuit printer's measure velvet fit to plug by examination before nothing celestial a honey provider melodic character, swimming, unrestrained dark tardy puts on net ice entry way reach golf term to change implement like shovel to roost autopsy saw brain ridicule conjunction dried atmospheric term in math crowd cry frozen dessert powerful quarrel prolonged s of plant out of sight onion makes me do ribbon belt compass point baldhead lack upheaval epoch biped civil observed confession of faith coal places large tack employ one horse carriage to produce lines on metal through corrosion metal in rock separate frames in shipbuilding

Air Mail Route Needs Feasible Plan Before Expansion

Henry Reiser, Mobile postmaster, says a practical plan for gulf port air mail delivery must be created before benefits justify a route. The New Orleans to Chicago flight carried mail well, but offered no advantage except at touch points as it required a layover in Chicago for westward connections.

Henry Reiser Mobile Gulf Ports New Orleans-Mobile Chicago New York West Coast

Mobile Masons Attend Pythian Grand Lodge Meeting

Mobile Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters depart for Montgomery to attend the Alabama Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias convention. Henry Simon will receive a grand veterans jewel for 25 consecutive annual meetings, with A. G. Patterson and B. A. Taylor also to be recognized.

Alabama Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Grand Temple of Alabama Mobile Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Montgomery Henry Simon Mobile Lodge A. G. Patterson B. A. Taylor

Community Players Set to Stage The Mouse Trap and The Red Lamp

The Old Shell Road School auditorium hosts two plays Thursday night The Mouse Trap and The Red Lamp presented by community players Casts list includes Aline Lindsey Minnie Lee Avent Celia Finch May Gill Sylvia Wiseman Elsie Kellett Joseph Edgar with Bingham Cook directing The Red Lamp features Abbie Meaher Dod Schock Greer Nedra Toulmin Matt Lawler Jack Greer Harold Kearley and Ruth Nelson with a separate director.

Shell Road School Aline Lindsey Minnie Lee Avent Celia Finch May Gill Sylvia Wiseman Elsie Kellett Joseph Edgar Bingham Cook Abbie Meaher Dod Schock Greer Nedra Toulmin Matt Lawler Jack Greer Harold Kearley Ruth Nelson

Boat Owners to Discuss Plans for New Houses

A Mobile meeting of small boat owners is set for Thursday at 7 45 p m at the Chamber of Commerce with R C English presiding The session follows a state docks commission notice to vacate boat houses on One mile Creek by September 15 Suitable locations include the Industrial canal on Three mile Creek but the docks board opposes the site near the Louisville and Nashville railroad bridge If built the canal boats will need a railroad watchman at the bridge and an agreement may remove that need

Mobile Chamber of Commerce R. Co. English State Docks Commission William L. Sibert Docks Commission Louisville & Nashville Railroad Docks Board Louise M. Riley Mobile County Home Demonstration Wilmer

McCormick Money Squabble Moves Through Supreme Court

In New York on May 19 the case over $7.6 million in Standard Oil of Indiana stock dividends tied to John D. Rockefeller's 1917 trust was argued. Harold McCormick seeks to add dividends to the trust principal, while Edith Rockefeller McCormick's heirs dispute the move. Justice Lydon denied a stay. wider Indiana suit actions continue.

New York Associated Press Harold McCormick Edith Rockefeller McCormick Standard Oil Company of Indiana Standard of John D. Rockefeller Supreme Court McCormick Anita Qser Equitable Trust Company

Doctor Pierce and His Favorite Prescription Gains Fame

A historical note recalls Dr. Pierce from Pennsylvania whose medical success led to nationwide demand for his Favorite Prescription. He moved to Buffalo and began selling the remedy through druggists, claiming it tonifies and aids nervous and weak conditions. The piece invites readers to write for a free trial and medical advice.

Pennsylvania Pierce Buffalo N. Y Piere

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