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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1925

Page

3

Woman found burned on pyre of logs in Franklin Parish

In Winnsboro Louisiana on October 13 a young woman was found dead and burned on a crude pine log pyre in Te Swamp twelve miles from town. Dr J D Rogers coroner says she may have been slain then cremated or killed and burned to destroy clues. Gasoline odor lingered. a white gold ring and a small suitcase were the only clues.

Winnsboro Te Swamp Louisiana Franklin Parish J. D. Rogers

Foreman Shot by Youths as East Side Gang Feud Surges

New York on October 18 reports the shooting death of a United Marine Corporation foreman by two youths. The crime blotter also notes a street duel wounding two men, highlighting renewed East Side gang feuds on Columbus Day.

New York A.P United Marine Corporation East Side

Mail truck thieves in Los Angeles arrested after heist

Five of seven bandits who robbed a registered mail truck in Los Angeles last Thursday are under arrest and authorities recovered most of the nearly $500,000 in cash and jewelry. One suspect remains at large and the haul reportedly included ash.

Los Angeles

Jack Daw's Adventures fun chapter with Miss Muffet scene

Hal Cochran writes a whimsical scene where Miss Muffet greets readers and laments needing more spoons while sharing cards and whey. Jack and Dotty decline, leaving Miss Muffet to finish the meal interrupted by the spider.

Miss Muffet Jack Dotty Spider Mother Goose Jack Daw Mother Goose Land

Securities Recovered After Gang Incident

Announcement by Captain of Detectives E. C. Catro said securities taken by the gang have been recovered. The statement was issued last night confirming the return of the stolen items.

E. C. Catro

Draft Convention Aims to Eradicate Slavery Worldwide

Geneva reports the League of Nations drafts a convention to end slavery in all forms. Viscount Cecil defends the protocol as a strong step, while the United States and several nonmembers are asked to study and support immediate measures toward abolition. An international conference is planned for formal adoption.

Geneva A.P Gue of Nations League of Nations Assembly Drummond Viscount Cecil of Chetwood Lord Cecil United States League Mexico Ecuador Germany

Eight-Foot Gator Killed After Roaming Road Near Brooksville

In Brooksville Florida Oct 13 a eight foot alligator that tried to act as traffic officer was struck by a car driven by C C Black and Mr. and Mrs. Dow George. After a chase the beast hissed and was killed with a limb club. It was later brought into town strapped to the car running board.

Brooksville Fla United Press Cc. O. Black Dow George George Black

Thieves Loot Del Val’s Rome Apartment for Jewels

Thieves who studied the movements of Domingo Merry Del Val, royal secretary and diplomat, are suspected in a holiday raid that stripped his Madrid or Rome apartment of jewels and decorations valued at $50,000. Del Val is related to the cardinal and the Spanish ambassador to Great Britain.

New York International Domingo Merry del Val Alfonso Spain Merry del Val Cardinal Pius Great Britain

Chaplin Not Keen on Playing Hamlet

Chicago Oct 13 Charlie Chaplin dismisses rumors of a Hamlet cameo saying he has no ambition for tragedy and prefers to make people laugh. He travels from New York to Hollywood noting a barber shop closure due to lack of trade and comments on shooting accuracy in Kentucky. A contest for England’s best town crier was held in Wales.

Chicago Charlie Aplin Hamlet Hollywood New York England Wales

Russia and Germany Sign Trade Treaty Implementing MFN Principles

Moscow reports a ten‑section treaty between Russia and Germany adopting most favored nation terms. Signatories include German ambassador von Bromdorff-Amtau and delegate von Koerner for Germany, and Soviet officials Litvinoff and Hanetski for Russia. The accord follows the Rapallo framework and aims to shape postwar European economics.

Moscow Russia Germany von Ulrich Bromdorff-Amtau von Koerner Maxim Litvinoff Hanetski Europe

Promiscuous Sale of Firearms Sparks Discussion

Louisville report notes a claim that traffic in firearms causes about 15 000 deaths annually in the United States. George G. Graham of the American Life Convention spoke to the legal section. John W. O'Leary of the U S Chamber of Commerce is slated to speak Thursday.

Louisville A.P United States George G. Graham American Life Convention John W. O'Leary United States Chamber of Commerce

First Soviet Agreement With Capitalist Nation Highlights Compromises

Prominent government officials say the significance rests on the first Soviet agreement with a capitalist country, addressing economic questions between two systems. Both sides made concessions, with the Soviet Union stressing Germany’s recognition of its state monopoly on foreign trade and the extraterritorial status of the Soviet trade delegation in Berlin.

Germany Berlin

Warning Signs of High Blood Pressure and Remedies

The notice warns that symptoms such as sluggishness anger sleeplessness and shortness of breath signal high blood pressure which can lead to Brights Disease apoplexy or sudden death. It urges immediate medical checks and mentions a pit medicine and a famous doctor's prescription sold by first class druggists to reduce pressure and purify the blood.

Bright van Antwerp

New Wool Rugs and Blankets Arrive with Special Prices

New wool rugs in rounds and ovals come in assorted sizes from 3.75 to 12 dollars with special pricing. Blankets in wool wool and cotton and all cotton feature new arrivals and sale pricing from 3 to 17.50 dollars.

Fur Trimmings Line Features Wide Range of Furs

Fall and winter fur collection announced with Fitch, real squirrel and red fox furs in gray beige and brown. Real mink beaver nutria sable lynx and blue fox listed, plus stone marten black cat lynx imitation fox white black gray sand and brown. New chinchilla and assorted coney varieties offered with genets and monkey fur trims in multiple widths and colors.

Stone Marten Chinchilla

Fall Gloves Debut with New Kid and Fabric Lines

retailers announce daily arrivals of their fall glove collection featuring kid and fabric gloves with fancy or turn back cuffs in shades Gray Biscuit Pigell Mode Brown Black and White.

Unbleached Domestic and Pillow Case Special Offers

Classified item notes 39 inch unbleached domestic fabric at 12 1 2c yard special 81x99 size at $1.39 each. Bleached pillow cases in standard brands available CRS fee 19c 29c 35c.

Bath Towels Special in All White Styles

All white bath towels advertised with sizes 18x36 and 22x44. Notes mention heavy single and double loop towels, regular values 25c and 50c, with special pricing around 1.24 and 35 cents respectively.

Specia

Our Gift Shop Offers Unusual Bits at Pressing Prices

A quiet shop presents beautiful merchandise from top importers. The store emphasizes loveliness and charm with novel items offered at pressing prices.

Heisey Glassware Lot Offered In Gift Shop Display

A description touts a large Heisey tableware assortment including goblets iced teas parfaits oyster cocktails wine footed iced teas and champagnes. The items are advertised as etched and well patterned in the Gift Shop display with prices noted in magazines.

Knitwear line debuts with infant and Carters items

A new Knit Und jae infant line appears with pieces including aiden and s elieu styles and Carters knitwear on display in Neapolis. The collection blends cozy fabrics and baby friendly designs for early wardrobe needs.

Jae Aiden Selieu Carters Neapolis

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