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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
2
A protest charges reckless behavior by naval officers and ships on September 1. It cites instances where warships edged toward merchant vessels with incomplete lights or none, urging strict adherence to traffic rules to prevent more sinkings and near misses.
R. 8. Cartledge and G. B. Goubil of the local internal revenue office returned from Atlanta after attending a school for federal tax men. Baeen, bas and cab called, The Jute, cast the fair sex and half the state of celibacy.
How doctors treat colds and flu by using Calotabs a purified calomel compound tablet. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with water. results promise a quick relief and a hearty breakfast. price 38 cents.
An old advertisement touts a harmless preparation that clears constipation and bloating by moving mucus from the stomach liver and intestines. It promises full refund if not convinced after one dose and urges purchase at all druggists.
Dr. Howard Childs of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia outlined a future plan at the American Hospital Association meeting in Louisville. He proposed a hospital dedicated entirely to disease prevention with a full-time staff, not admitting patients for curative care, and using its resources to cut disease in children. He credited the public nurse as the key instrument of prevention.
Washington dispatch details Henry Cabot Lodge recounting Republican resistance to the League of Nations. He criticizes Woodrow Wilson as self driven and outlines how GOP leaders avoided committing to the covenant in 1919. Lodge expresses gratitude for the league defeat and questions its practical aim.
Texans hear plans for a state Republican convention to pick statewide candidates and campaign across parties. Leaders promise a cross party appeal to attract Democratic defectors and win votes from both sides. Mrs. Florence Griswold notes efforts to mobilize women voters as Republican efforts grow beyond ceremonial participation.
The Louisville Colonels, defending American Association champions, travel to San Francisco to face the Pacific Coast League titleholders, the Seals. Louisville won 7 to 0 yesterday as Big Chief Tincup dominated, striking out three and inducing easy outs to pace the duel.
Preparations were under way in Atlanta for the trial of Dominick Didero and Abram Silverstein, alleged members of Gerald Chapman s gang, under indictment for aiding the gunman to escape from a hospital in Athens Georgia after being wounded. The trial likely in November in Athens, with District Attorney Clint W Hager leading the prosecution.
Chicago police investigate the death of Phillip J. Reaume a 55 year old wheat reader found in a hotel room with a fractured skull, skin stripped from the legs and blunt force injuries suggesting torture as a possible cause. Authorities noted identical markings on elbows and signs of hemorrhage though initial reports were unclear about the details.
In Uttangi near Bellary Madras Oct 23 rioters two factions of L i caste clash during a religious procession. Police intervene as about 1000 villagers attack with stones. Seven policemen and others are killed with many injured.
On recommendation of the Rotary Club board, members supported the community chest plan for charitable purposes in the city. Gordon Smith and R. A. Christian were named a committee to confer with other organizations on the subject. William H. Hatton, former Wisconsin state senator, addressed the club on business.
The proposed seawall project along Mobile bay will be discussed at a November 24 meeting here. H. D. Shaw chief engineer of the Mississippi Gulf coast seawall project will explain the general construction plan and its relation to broader development. The meeting is under the auspices of the city commission.
Jack Aldridge and others announce the sale of a northwest Conception and Congres streets machine shop property to F C Weise for 12000 dollars in cash. Weiss also buys at Conception and St Michael streets. A frame bungalow on Macy place near Phin street changes hands for 7100 dollars to Margaret Inez Phelan.
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