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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
3
Experts say the Hammond device, aiming to broadcast eight signals on one carrier, would ease channel crowding but requires extremely complex receivers. A single carrier with eight sub frequencies could theoretically support eight stations, yet current receivers and 5,000,000 US sets cannot pick up multiple signals. Officials doubt practicality but see potential if development advances.
Worcester Mass Oct 24 The American Steel and Wire Company notified its 6000 employees it will supply bituminous coal at cost with no profit. The initial offer is 7.24 dollars per ton at the mill.
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Washington October 74 The Commerce Department began publication of a weekly death statistics report covering sixty six states and a population of 29 000 000 for the week ending last Saturday The lowest rate was 6 4 in Flint Michigan Oakland California ranked second with 7 6 Memphis Tennessee posted 18 8 the highest San Diego California 18 2 The department warned that weekly figures fluctuate and should be interpreted with caution.
In New Orleans the 48th triennial general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church near closing. Bishops and deputies read minutes and resolved to remove 39 articles from the prayer book with approval by dioceses. A pastoral letter urged unity in Christ and warned of racial strife, social disintegration, and rising divorce while calling youths to new faith and service.
Washington reports circulate that administration officials and major industrialists may seek to modify the Volstead Act if enforcement falters. William H. Anderson of the Fellowship Forum questions Rockefeller support and criticizes the Anti-Saloon League leadership as indecisive.
Crab Orchard springs Kentucky hunters spend hours with hounds. Marvin Orwell, 18, returns home hungry after a shoulder injury kept him from football. Harvard alumni will have 1 000 descendants while 100 000 descendants are expected for day laborers, says Albert Wiggam. Ethel Siniskin cancels a piano recital due to a nervous breakdown with 1 500 awaiting fans. Yale and Oxford debated Ignorance Is Bliss with no decision. The Czarina's jeweled cigarette case, now with a Bostonian, is valued over 2000 dollars. London hosts a December 1 luncheon at Guild Hall for foreign ministers signing the Locarno pacts, evoking Napoleon era banquets.
Other outstanding public men have become convinced that the present wave of immorality and disrespect for law, especially among the younger generation, is worse. They argue that in the interests of national morality a law should be framed that is enforceable.
In San Francisco on October 27 a clubman, George S Russell, grandson of author Gertrude Atherton, was shot when a feathered Alpine hat drawn by quail shooters was seen near the family ranch 25 miles west of Cloverdale. He was wounded in the head after long range fire. hunters fled as he cried out.
In Breslau two men in work clothes chiselled a large hole in a marble statue of Emperor William I in the main street. Police learned they were communists planning to place dynamite in the hole and blow up the monument.
State Trooper William Shatzman single handedly stopped three rum running expeditions on the highway in Branford and Fast Haven. A gun battle left Simone Ranna dead, three men arrested, and two cars seized containing 225 gallons of alcohol.
Evelyn McDonald formerly Grace Fisher was granted an absolute divorce from Ballard McDonald, songwriter. Alimony of 100 dollars awarded by the court. The top court ruling cited the four fore Supreme Court Justice undefended in the document.
The narrative promotes the Willys-Knight sleeve-valve engine as resilient beyond 100000 miles with carbon aiding function. It boasts no valve gears to grind, no tappets or rocker arms to replace, and asserts reduced wear, improved power with mileage, quiet operation, and lower running costs. The ad invites readers to view the Coupe Sedan, learn about its performance record, and consider easy financing and trade-in options.
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