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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
9
Chicago investigation charges a $9 million beer shipment operation imported from eastern breweries aided by railroad connivance. Five major syndicates, rail officials, and numerous police and enforcement agents are implicated as federal grand jury prepares to hear half year of findings.
Public installation of officers by Palm Grove No 7 Woodmen Circle at the Labor Temple tonight at 8 oclock. State manager Mrs Ethel Hollway from Montgomery and state guardian Mrs Rosa Grey from Anniston attend. Officers to be installed include Elizabeth Seifert past guardian Lula Smith guardian Mary McAuley advisor Andrew Verneuille clerk Emily Kurtz supervisor juvenile department Christine Verneuille banker Lucretia Ellis chaplain Rosa Strand attendant Fannie Ford assistant attendant Marie Jacketin er sentinel Ida Holcroft outer sentinel Hafinah Levi auditor Mollie Godard captain drill team Doctors S F Hale and C H Cogburn physicians.
Nashville police pressed a citywide search for three escapees Earl Foster 34 A J Smith 43 and William Hopkins 31 who fled Tennessee state prison by cutting high tension wires and climbing the wall. No trace found as authorities combed all areas.
Players of the railroad enjoyed a split of $2 a barrel while dry agents took another percentage and the breweries and financing syndicate divided the remaining share.
Dalton Ga October 23 severe injuries to Daws Bare of Dalton High School football after a hard line back. Bare moved from end to halfback and suffered a broken rib and a badly wrenched shoulder likely ending his season.
J A Carter, a prominent Dalton businessman in his 76th year, recently served on a jury for his first time. He was drawn in the second week of Whitfield superior court and fulfilled the week’s duties despite age allowances.
Senator Irvine L. Lenroot told the Boston Chamber of Commerce he would not send a single American soldier to fight in Balkan wars and warned against sacrificing U S independence to avoid war. He urged careful plans to avoid future wars without surrendering sovereignty. The article notes Vermont has 118 towns without a resident physician.
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