New Church of St Joan of Arc Dedicated Today
The new church at the southeast corner of Ann and Elmira streets was dedicated this morning at 9 30. Rt Rev Bishop Richard O Gerow preached the dedication sermon and Bishop Edward P Allen oversaw the ceremony with archpriest Rev Father Michael Henry and other clergy. The high mass was led by Rev Father James Byrnes and included altar boys from the Cathedral.
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St. Joan of Arc
Ann and
Elmira Streets
Richard O. Gerow
D. D
Natchez, Miss
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Allen
Joseph Walsh
S. J
Spring Hill College
Michael Henry
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Paul Leonard
St. Xavier's Catholic Church
Toulmingville
G. N. Moeller
W. J. Cusick
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
James Byrnes
Walter Royer
George Royer
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
E. J. Hackett
Gerow
Ioanes Santetiane Ue
Fourth Man Sought in Spring Hill Hold Up
Deputies and detectives seek a fourth man tied to the McPhillips grocery hold up in Spring Hill after another suspect identified in a earlier drug store robbery. Investigators say Gilmore and Gillis are among those connected. four men reportedly fled with 85 dollars and a watch.
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McPhillips
Spring Hill
Albright Wood
Ann and
Dauphin Streets
Rey E. Gilmore
Jack’ Gillis
Neely Piper
C. L
Louis Maury
Maury
Ag Rimeree
Wood
Dauphin
Dr. Wood
J. H. Clark
Gilmore
C. H. Cook
Thanksgiving Day Observances Across Washington and York
Washington reports a quiet holiday with church services at First Congregational and a White House dinner for President Coolidge and guests. York, Pa claims the birthplace of the first national Thanksgiving proclamation drafted by Richard Henry Lee and adopted by the Continental Congress in 1777 as part of a long process begun earlier that year.
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Washington
Pressidge
First Congregational Church
White House
Vs. Coolidge
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
John Ge
Amherst College
Archbishop Curley
Baltimore
Petro Fum
Esoni- Biondi
York
America
Continental Congress
Laurens
Richard’ Henry Lee
Virginia
Samuel A
Thanksgiving Observance Spreads Through Mobile
Thanksgiving Day in Mobile features church services and communal masses as the city observes a one day holiday. The Spring Hill College team faces Union University of Jackson Tennessee at Monroe Park while charities serve meals to the poor and prisoners under Dean A F Owens and Rev Owens guidance.
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Mes Js
Otball
Mobile
Spring Hill College
Union Unity of
Jackson, Tenn
Monroe Park
Piscopal
Governet Presbyterian Church
Je Bose
Spartanburg
Mobilian
County
A. F. Owens
Selma Versity
Feature
Direcor
Owens
Bomb plot ambush nets three, pursuit ends with two shot
Chicago police trap a bomber gang after a North Side hardware store bombing. Miss Lee McClellan, Fred Walmquist, and D. Joseph Avengi were captured or believed dead. Avengi remained in the car with a wounded partner. Two others fled. one possibly killed.
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Chicago
A.P
Eee
Miss McCellan
Walmquist
Avengi
Wal
North Side
Miss Lee McClellan
Columbus
Ohio
Fred Walmquist
Joseph Avengi
William Egan
Miss McClellan
Walmaquist
Missing Jother Essex Reported As Mystery Joy Riders
Police report a new victim, Robert Schwarz Jr of 1113 Ak Avenue, whose Essex car was taken at about 8 45 pm while parked on Dauphin Street near Melios Place. No clues had been obtained by morning.
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Robert Schwarz, Jr
Ak Avenue
Schwarz
Dauphin Street
Melios Place
Sailed Sloops Safe After Distress Off Florida Coast
The schooner Beacham arrived at Miami Florida after being reported in distress in the Florida straits. It left Mobile with a cargo of rum and lumber. deck cargo washed overboard and lost. Coast vessels searched but Beacham proceeded under her own power to Miami.
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Harrison P. Beacham
Mobile
L. A. Scott
Florida Straits
Mi- Fla
Tion
Beacham
Miami
Britain Seeks Rejection of Tangier Pact Plans
British officials reject the Tangier agreement with France, arguing the terms favor France too much. Reports indicate Spain may abandon its demand to influence Tangier, signaling a broader reform stance toward the agreement.
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Great Britain
Tangiers
France
England
Spain
Shanghai Bank Sues Steamer Over Bill of Lading
A Shanghai bank has filed suit against the steamer President Grant for half a million yen linked to a bill of lading issue connected with the Takata Company failure. The report arrives from Okohama dated November 26.
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Okohama
A.P
Weather outlook for Jabama and southeast region
Rain tonight with cloudy skies across most areas. Cooler Friday with fair conditions in portions. Moderate to fresh winds from the southwest shifting to the northwest.
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Por
Whistler Boy in Serious Car Accident Improves
Sidney Irby seven year old son of W H Irby of Whistler was seriously injured crossing the Craft highway at Turner road when struck by a car driven by Mrs Frank Ortmann. He was reportedly slightly improved at Providence Infirmary after being taken there by a passing car and accompanied by Mrs Ortmann.
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Sidney Irby
W. H. Irby
Whistler
Turner Road
Frank Ortmann
North Ann Street
Providence Infirmary
Young Irby
M. Ransom
Chickasaw
Burch
Farmer
Ortmann
Four Now Charged in Oakdale Affair
Ira Tucker faces assault and battery charges while Josie Tucker and Joe Tucker are charged with threats to kill. All residents of Oakdale, they await a hearing in inferior criminal court with Rayford as complainant. Rayford, under a $200 bond, says the Tuckers threatened him after a pistol-attack claim.
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Ira Tucker
Josie Tucker
Joe Tucker
Inferior Criminal Court
L. H. Rayford
Oakdale
Tuckers
Rayford
Alabama river projects to continue after protests
Information from Mobile civic bodies indicates Alabama river improvement projects will not be recommended for abandonment by Congress. Protests across the state reportedly saved the Alabama projects though details on Coosa river work were not specified.
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Alabama
Congress
Mobile
Coosa
Alabama-Coosa
Montgomery
Detectives arrest Yazoo City men in petit larceny case
G. R. Harris and Charles Williams, both from Yazoo City, were arrested in the river section and arraigned at police headquarters on charges of petit larceny. Detectives Treiner and Burden, who made the arrest, allege their involvement in a clothing theft.
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G. R. Harris
Yazoo City
Miss
Charles Williams
Untreiner
Burden
Chapman Safe Until March 3 under Connecticut reprieve
Hartford Nov 26 Gerald Chapman the bandit and mail robber remains alive until March 3 1926 as Governor John H Trumbull plans to sign a second reprieve delaying his execution Chapman has been sentenced to die December 3 for killing a New Britain police officer He seeks relief from Federal Judge Thomas at a state prison hearing to avoid Coolidge commutation and may carry the case to the U S Supreme Court.
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Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
John H. Trumbull
Chapman
New Britain
Thomas
State
President Coolidge
Atlanta
Connecticut
Supreme Court of the United States
Hague Minister to Be Japan's Delegate
Tokyo reports Haruichi Magaoka former Hague minister will head Japan's delegation to the extra-territoriality commission meeting in Peking December 18. The panel acts under the Washington conference mandate to assess Chinese laws administration and related issues before relinquishing extraterritorial rights.
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HAGUE
Japan
Tokyo
A.P
Haruichi Magaoka
The
Extra-Territorial Commission
Peking
Commission On
Italian Merchant Wins Lottery Then Committing Suicide in Munich
An Italian merchant living in Munich won about $125,000 as first prize in a lottery. Soon after receiving the news he killed himself. He had signed before witnesses that if he won he would give half to the Society of Munich Chimney Sweeps and the rest to the breweries.
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Munich
A.P
Society of Munich Chimney Sweeps
Breweries
Soviet minister arrives in Paris in November visit
Soviet foreign minister George Tchitcherin arrived in Paris and said he would travel to the south of France within a day or two. He stated the trip is not connected with any diplomatic effort and has no appointment with Prime Minister Briand.
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Paris
George Tchitcherin
M. Tchitcherin
France
Briand
Fish Rubber Company proposes plan for preferred stock dividends
Directors of the Fish Rubber Company submitted to stockholders a plan to pay accumulated preferred stock dividends and to raise 10 million dollars in short term notes. The vote is December 11, with proposals for cash plus convertible stock and common stock payments, plus more working capital due to higher crude rubber prices.
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New York
A.P
Fish Rubber Company
Electrical workers halted strike in Mexico with return to work
Authorities halted plans for a large electrical strike in Vera Cruz and Tampico as workers agreed to go back to work today, ending disruptions.
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Mexico
Vera Cruz
A.P
Tampico
Holiday schedule trims News Item editions
The News Item will reduce editions for Thanksgiving. Only two issues will publish today. the first at the usual time with all news up to press time, and a merged Home Carrier and final edition delivered to homes at the usual time.
Heiress Defends Cabaret Nights for Youthful Elite
Mackay a Clarence H MacKay cousin of Alice Duer Miller argues in the New Yorker that younger elites prefer public cabarets to exclusive dances. She rejects elders view of sins, praising cabarets for privacy and discerning company amid stags at private parties.
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York
Mackay
Clarence H. MacKay
Postal Telegraph Company
Alice Duer Miller
The
New Yorker
Miss Mackay
Mr. Scott Fitzgerald
Gertrude Atherton
Miss Farrar Stricken Ill For Hartford Run
Miss Farrar, star of Romany Love Spell, fell ill in Hartford after rehearsals. The Hartford and New Haven engagements were cancelled and the company will travel to New York awaiting her return. A New York physician and her father will accompany her to Ridgefield for rest.
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Telf
Miss Farrar
Hartford
New Haven
New York
Spain
Sidney Farrar
Ridgefield
Mid-West Still Has One Kick Left
Chicago dispatch notes Harold Grange’s debut and the Notre Dame Nebraska game at Lincoln as a highlight. It previews the final collegiate gridiron bows with Missouri Valley title race tied to Kansas Aggies Ames Oklahoma A M and Grinnell at Washington, plus minor conference games.
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Chicago
Harold
Red) Grange
Notre Dame
Kansas Aggies
Ames
Oklahoma A. & M
Grinnell
Washington
Southwestern Louisiana Institute Undefeated In SIAA Standings
In Lafayette Louisiana on November 6 Southwestern Louisiana Institute claims the top spot as the only undefeated team in the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association. SLI beat Loyola Louisiana College and Louisiana Polytechnic Poly with captain Keener Cagle delivering standout plays including an 85 yard kickoff return for a touchdown.
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Lafayette
A.P
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Southwestern
Loyola
Louisiana College
Louisiana Polytechnic Poly
Keener Cagle
Louisiana Tech
Spanish Mexican claim settled by convention in Mexico City
Mexico City reports Foreign Minister Saenz and Spanish Minister Marquis Berna signed a convention to settle Spain's claims against Mexico. The accord mirrors the existing Mexico United States settlement.
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Mexico City
A.P
Saenz
Marquis Berna
Mexico
Spain
United States
Mrs Rhinelander to testify Monday in equity suit
On Thanksgiving Day in New York and environs the case of Leonard Rhinelander versus Alice Jones nears trial as Alice prepares to testify Monday denying deception about her race. The dispute centers on which residence holds the most shame and sorrow for the Rhinelander family.
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White Plains
George Jones
Alice
Park Avenue
Phillip Rhinelander
Gramatin
Bronxville
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Leonard
Grid Stars Set to End Careers in Pittsburgh Penn State Game
Knight seniors from Pitt Panthers and four Penn State Nittany Lions will close their college football careers in the Pittsburgh Penn State clash. Capt Ralph Chase guard Zonar Wissinger Wendell Steele A A Cutler J J Kifer J J Harding Jesse Brown Andrew Gustafson span Panthers, while Penn State seniors Bass Gray H McCann W B House A W Michaelske close their campaigns.
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Pittsburgh
Knight
Pitt Panthers
Nittany Lions
Penn State
Ralph Chase
Zonar Wissinger
Wendell Steele
A. A. Cutler
J. J.kifer
J. J. Harding
Jesse Brown
Andrew Gufstafson
Panthers
Bass’ Gray
E. H. McCann
W. B. House
A. W. Michaelske
Four injured en route to grid game near Montgomery
Four Union Springs youths Thomas Gholston George Ramsey Clobe Loftin and a boy named Heath were injured when their car was struck by a Western Railway of Alabama freight train near the Birmingham highway crossing, on the way to the Georgia Alabama game in Birmingham.
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Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
Thomas Gholston
George Ramsey
Clobe Loftin
Heath
Union Springs
Western Railway of Alabama
Birmingham Highway
Gholston
Negotiations with Moscow Over Trade Pact Slow
Tokyo reports slow pace in talks with Soviet representatives on a commercial agreement and Saghalien concessions. Japan likely seeks at least a fifteen day extension from December 1 as Russians press for deemed unreasonable demands.
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Tokyo
A.P
Moscow
Japan
Foreign Office
Arao Ors
Ford planes to fly to Florida December 15
Four Ford Aircraft will depart from Ford airport on December 15 as Florida licenses its first commercial airplanes under the recent extra session law. The planned route goes from Tallahassee to Miami then to West Palm Beach before returning to Tallahassee, with the objective to connect with wider air services.
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Tallahassee
Fila
A.P
Florida
Ford
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