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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
4
City New Jersey reports outline a labor federation campaign against proposed immigration law changes. A committee will submit resolutions opposing perceived threats to national interests and urging restraint on arms production and munition exports. A film viewing is planned to accompany today’s sessions.
Arraw Poland October 9. Whitiet today approved the appointment of John Ciechanowski as minister to the United States. M Wroblewski resigned. Ciechanowski was formerly consul to the Polish legation in London.
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In New Orleans and Philadelphia reports, the Episcopal Church shows a 1924 endowment rise and growing gifts for missions, yet operating budget deficits persist. The missionary society deficit stands at about 1.04 million dollars, with endowment funds near 9.5 million and reserve deposits about 746 thousand.
The article describes a coast guard cutter executive officer returning from duty and recounts a native festival involving open polygamy and wife exchange rituals. Officials claim the conduct remains above reproach despite the controversial custom.
Knoxville reports attorneys for John T. Scopes expected to file a brief in the state supreme court responding to the state's plea to quash their appeal from the Scopes conviction for violating the anti evolution law. The defense seeks an early hearing and may ask federal processes against Austin Peay and another official.
The United States Governments cotton report is welcomed across the cotton trade area. Merchants and workers express hope that ample raw cotton at fair prices will sustain the trade season, ensuring reasonable supplies and steady employment.
French cavalry, replacing foot troops, pressed into no man s land amid rebel lines. General Valiespinosa confirms a brilliant raid by mounted forces who crossed hilly, muddy terrain to Zoco Sebh Ain Bernat and Mt Alza, linking with French riders and meeting little resistance.
Washington Oct 9 United Press says settlement of the Czecho Slovakian war debt of 117000000 to the United States is expected in a few days a member of the American debt commission said today. Financial experts of the two nations have been conferring daily to adjust figures in dispute and an agreement is hoped as sub committees finish their work.
Chicago reports a crackdown as raids target liquor sources and drinking venues. Administrator Yellowley outlines district enforcement plans, promising weighty raids, arrests, patrol wagon enforcement, and federal court action if needed.
An earthquake shook Franklin New Hampshire at 9 am causing houses to rattle and pictures and dishes to tremble for two or three seconds. A sound like an explosion accompanied the tremor.
An injunction allows closing multiple drinking spots for one year. The report notes undercover agents keep a long list of such establishments, signaling intensified enforcement against illicit venues.
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