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Newspaper

The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1925

Page

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Stampede halted in Wall Street by buying orders

The stock market opened with broad buying in key issues as Hudson Motors Baldwin and Marland rose about two points while Woolworth and Chrysler fell. United States Steel and others fluctuated, and foreign exchange moved as sterling steadied and francs and kroner fell from recent levels.

New York A.P Yee eSayy Hudson Motors Baldwin Marland Phillips Petroleum Mid- Continent Petroleum General Motors Stoss Sheffield Woolworth Chrysler Monery Ward United States Steel Hudson Coca Cola Union Wall Street

New York Cotton Futures Open Firm Across Contracts

Cotton futures opened firm with December at 20.00 cents a pound, January 19.60, March 19.75, May 19.60, and July 19.00 as the market started trading.

New York A.P

Armistice Day Observances Highlight Diverse Parade

St Petersburg and Washington observances mark Armistice Day with silent tributes. In St Petersburg the parade included Jewish, Knights of Columbus, and Black community groups while Klansmen did not appear. Washington staged a wreath laying at Arlington Unknown Soldier tomb led by President Coolidge and cabinet with a national moment of silence.

ST. Petersburg Fla Apnce Ku Klux Knights of Columbus Klux Klan Coolidge Arlington National Cemetery Harding Davis Wilbur Joie Ae Coolidge Arlington Fie Aarelee Mecca Visi American Legion Morris B. Laxaren Baltimore Soler

Armistice Day Observances Across Nations and Courts

Armistice Day honors span from Washington memorial services to London cenotaph ceremonies with leaders and clergy urging peace. In Chattanooga a federal court session involved H B Mack accusing National Prohibition Officers E B and B C Asher of brutality and improper conduct in an auto seizure case.

Chattanooga Tenn A.P H. B. Mack Taylor

Progress on Mobile docks project impresses governor and businessmen

Governor W. Brandon and about 300 Mobile businessmen toured the new state docks site. They viewed swamp land being turned into a port complex, heard assurances the project will finish, and noted the policy of keeping docks work out of politics. General William L. Sibert supervised, as visitors rode four miles of state tracks and saw slips, pliers, and belt-line access near Three Mile Creek and Chickasaw.

Docks Commission W. Brandon Docks Board New State Docks William L. Bibert One Mile Creek Three Mile Creek Sibert

Father and five children killed in Jersey fire

In East Orange New Jersey Joseph de Stefano and four children died trapped in a third floor bedroom. Mrs Anna de Stefano escaped by leaping from a window and saved her 14 month old Carmillo who remained severely burned along with herself. The fire spread through the six family dwelling and caused injuries to Thomas Riley 90 fireman Peter Laughlin and threatened adjacent buildings including a barn with six horses.

East Orange N. J Joseph de Stefano Anna de Stefano Carmillo Thomas Riley Peter Laughlin de Stefano

Legion Message on Armistice Is Plea for Peace

Armistice Day message from American Legion national commander John R. McQuigg urges faith with war dead and a threefold peace program. The plan calls for a permanent world peace court, universal conscription, and removing profiteering to strengthen defenses and power and prevent future wars. Boston parade excludes pacifist groups amid differing views on world peace groups invited.

Woodrow Wilson Washington James H. Taylor Wilson S Parks Cadman Federal Council of Churches William Green American Federation of Labor Cadman Green H. Edfiend Bullis Reserve Officers’ ‘Association George Washington University Denver Col America John R. McQuigg American Legion Meuse Eeene Swaiveniny Caenane United States Ame Legion Boston A.P Kiwanis Wotary Clubs Women’s International For Peace and Freedom Fellowship of Reconciliation Fellowship of Youths For Peace League For Control George Lyman Paine Federation of Greater Boston Fuller First Army Corps Pecans Unl- Greater Council

Stolen Studebaker Recovered by Buffalo Police

Buffalo police report a Studebaker car stolen on Conception Street has been traced to Harris of Buffalo. Chief War Burch says the vehicle was identified by Officer W Furphy and confirms the theft. The city notes five cars stolen this year with several cases leading to federal convictions.

Studebaker Conception Ycle W. Furphy Buffalo Buffalo Police War- Burch Harris Ee Murphy

Weather Outlook for Alabama Partly Cloudy Tonight

Partly cloudy conditions prevail tonight across Alabama with light winds from the east and southeast. In the southern portion Thursday brings a moderate east and southeast wind with continued partly cloudy skies.

Alabama

South Alabama Methodists in Meeting Here

Bishop Warren A. Candler opened the ninety third annual South Alabama Methodist Conference at St. Francis Street Church. Unification with the northern branch is a major item. a large vote against is expected. Delegates to the general conference, examination of six new ministers, and multiple boards’ sessions are scheduled around the week.

Warren A. Candler Atlanta St. Francis Street Methodist Church Southern Methodist Church United States D. P. Slaughter Eufaula J. P. Roberts Prichard A. L. Sellers O. H. Vanlandingham Marianna Fra John Watson Emory H. Broan Mobile Wallace G. Barnes Prattville Walken M. Peacock Ozark Asher L. Marin Ashville Bishop Candler Cawthon Hotel Board of Education Sst Francis Street Epworth League Board of Church Extension Temperance and Social Service Board Scottish Rite Bible Board Christian Literature Board Board of Finance Board of Missions Social Service W. K.een Nashville Southern Methodist Publishing House Cinilake

Illicit still found in operation on Hollinger's Island

State and Federal officers found a copper still in full operation on Hollinger's island on Tuesday afternoon. It had a 150 gallon capacity and 24 barrels of beer mash were destroyed. Operators fled the scene. arrests expected.

Hollinger’s Island Rufus Cannon Hughes Cannon

Armistice Day Observance Shuts Paris Markets

Paris marks 11 o’clock Armistice hour with stores and stock exchanges silenced to honor fallen soldiers from the World War. The city paused nationwide in solemn remembrance.

Paris A.P

Police seizure nets 160 bottles of shinny liquor

A squad led by Detective Levine Bauer wrecked a liquor cache behind a building on Government Street between Royal and Water, seizing 160 half pint bottles of colored shinny. F. A. Trem er Jr. faces a dock eter charge of defying the prohibition law.

Levine Bauer Government Street Royal and Water F. A. Tremer, Jr Docketer

Germany Replies to Disarmament Inquiry

Berlin reports Germany delivered its reply to the latest allied disarmament inquiry in Paris at midnight after an urgent message from Ambassador Hoosch. Germany warned that delay would prevent relief of the Rhineland situation including Cologne evacuation, while noting the allies still seek rapid disarmament.

Berlin United Press Germany Paris Hoosch Rhineland Cologne

Crusaders Coffin Unearthed in France

In Dijon France ditch diggers uncovered a stone coffin from the twelfth century era. The coffin is handsomely crafted and believed to date to the Crusade period though no inscription is visible.

France Dijon

Missing man Percy Weakley found dead in city home

Percy Rowland Weakley aged 51 disappeared from 261 St. Joseph street on November 2 and was found dead in a second story room of the southwest corner house at St. Louis and Franklin streets. Dr Hale conducts an inquest. coroner says suicide is not suspected. Weakley was a lumber checker who came here from Pensacola. wife and relatives had kept up a search.

Percy Rowland Weakley St. Joseph Street St. Louis and Franklin Streets Stephen F. Hale Weakley Pensacola

Assault and Battery Charged to Negro Jimmie Stroud

Jimmie Stroud a negro was booked at the county jail today on charges of grand larceny and assault and battery. Henrietta Carson the complainant named in the warrant alleges Stroud beat her and stole five dollars from her home. Net aarged Burch and Farmer made the arraignment.

Jimmie Stroud Henrietta Carson Stroud Burch Farmer

Transfer Man Takes Black Person to Prison

State Transfer Convict Agent reports one inmate left the city this morning for Water prison at Camp Kilby with ill Davis, alleged Black person slim slammer, in charge. Davis was convicted of larceny and given fifteen.

Wate Prison Camp Kilby Ill Davis Davis

Rhinelander Trial Hears One Witness At Armistice Day Adjournment

The Rhinelander trial resumed with one witness as the court adjourned for Armistice Day. Joseph J. Strong, who served the complaint in the Rhine lander case, was cross-examined by Lee Parsons Davis, the plaintiff’s father. Strong recalled meeting the elder Rhinelander only twice and doubted he would remember him.

Joseph J. Strong Rhinelander Lee Parsons Davis Strong

Painleve Moves Toward Pact Amid Political Brink

Paris reports Premier Painleve pressed for a full treaty through the chamber while facing a defiant coalition and a hostile Senate. The stalemate centers on forming a coalition or presenting the plan to the chamber, with the premier warning he will not back down.

Paris Bremice Painieve Reckels Mattie Sowa Chamber Senate

Wilson Declared Greatest Martyr at Memorial Banquet

The Reserve Association honored seven war heroes including the late president who was named the greatest martyr and acclaimed as the greatest arm of them all during a memorial banquet.

Reserve Association

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