Bishop Declares Japan Friendly to Christianity Observed
Rt. Rev. Charles R. Reifsnider, suffragan bishop of North Tokyo, said Japan’s government welcomes Christianity as a remedy against Bolshevism spreading from Russia. He cited Japanese converts’ heroism after the 1923 earthquake and urged greater sacrifice to spread the gospel. Archdeacon Crane of Alaska spoke at Trinity Church, and Dr. and Mrs. L. Ancell, China workers, were set to speak at St. Mark’s in Toulminville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Japan
Charles
Reifsnider
Tokyo
Christ Episcopal Church
New Orleans
Episcopal Church
Archdeacon Crane
Alaska
Trinity Church
L. Ancell
China
St. Mark's
Toulminville
Summer gathering of Mobile Plumbers' Association at Armrock home
The Mobile Plumbers Association was entertained at the summer home of John S. Armrock. Attendees included Joseph Reinhart Chester Bassett John Flynn Ellis Courtney William Schreiner John Graham Ernest Tew John McNellage Charles Simmons William Hanley P H Boerner Arthur Boerner John Amrock Walter Totter and plumbing inspectors George McQuillan and H E Greer plus R Blakely and O H May. A chicken dinner was served and an orchestra played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile Plumbers’ Association
Johns. Armrock
Joseph Reinhart
Chester Bassett
John Flynn
Ellis Courtney
William Schreiner
John Graham
Ernest Tew
John McNellage
Charles Simmons
William Hanley
P. H. Boerner
Arthur Boerner
John Amrock
Walter Totter
George McQuillan
H. E. Greer
O. H. May
R. Blakely
Endeavor Society Elects New Officers
W. E. Furney is elected president of the Christian Endeavor Society at the First Christian Church. Ford Tisdale becomes vice president, Mary Louis Makanson treasurer, and Thelma Overcast secretary.
Chorus to Meet and Elect New Officers
A YMCA chorus gathering is set for tonight to elect new officers and discuss plans for the upcoming season's activities.
U S Needs Doctors for Public Health Service
Applications for entrance into the Public Health Service will be received up to December 7. Applicants must have graduated from a recognized medical school and have two years hospital experience or have been engaged in general practice for that period.
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U. S
Public Health Service
Funeral Notice for Charles Goldstein
Friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral from the family residence 308 Church street tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 Interment in Hebrew cemetery Roche Mortuary in charge.
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Wr Ca Goldstein
Charles Goldstein
Church Street
Hebrew Cemetery
Roche Mortuary
Owen Patrick McEvoy Funeral Notice
McEvoy died Monday morning October 26 1925 at 5 10 in an infirmary aged 51 The friends of the family are asked to attend from 162 South Broad street Bannow Tuesday morning at 8 30 to St Vincent s Church for mass Interment Magnolia cemetery
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McEvoy
Owen Patrick McEvoy
Famiy Bannow
South Broad Street
Brow
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Three Die In Hit and Run In Philadelphia
A family of three Isadoré Hetman 30 his wife and nine year old daughter Madeleine were killed when a motorist fled the scene. Police searched garages for a bloodstained car with damaged fenders and instructed bandit chasers to sweep west Philadelphia for the death car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Isadoré Hetman
Madeleine
West Philadelphia
Miss Ryan Wins In Mexican Tournament
In Mexico City on Oct 26 the Mexican tennis championship continued with local eliminations. Elizabeth Ryan advanced to the women's semifinals as doubles teams led by William Johnston and Clarence Griffin also progressed along with Kinsey brothers Rogerie Paris the Cuban champion and local player Senor Guzman. Suhr and Mary Brown won their doubles match. In politics, Grace Schiska of Eugene Oregon earlier elected city recorder became a vide judge and now county treasurer.
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Mexico City
A.P
Elizabeth Ryan
William
M. Johnston
Clarence Griffin
Kinsey Brothers
Rogerie Paris
Senor Guzman
Suhr
Mary Brown
Grace Schiska
Eugene
Ore
Schiska
New Orleans Hold Up Suspect Wounded by Detectives
Tom Johnson was shot and seriously wounded by detectives after a holdup at Arabi Packing Company where a $3,500 payroll was stolen. Johnson has slight hope of recovery. another suspect Elmore Rodriguez, 19, confessed to involvement. Police say Johnson may be linked to multiple holdups. $3,000 of the payroll was found in his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Sn.s
Tom Johnson
Arabi Packing Company
Joseph Grunewald
Frank Kenner
James Smith
Grunewald
Johnson
Elmore Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Tribes Suffer in Morocco Fighting Near Ajdir
Reports say Riffian tribesmen suffered numerous casualties Friday night in a battle near Ajdir as Spanish expeditionary forces bombarded a rebel position on Mt Bianco. Tangier dispatches note a camp nearby filled with wounded, casualties from artillery and air attack.
River packets bring 1500 bales of cotton to city
River boats reached Mobdile with 1500 bales of cotton. The Helen Burke arrived from Demopolis with 859 bales, 728 compressed and 131 uncompressed. The Peni came from Alabama river stations with 701 bales. The Pori reached Portland, 50 miles below Selma, on this trip.
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Helen Burke
Demopolis
Alabama River
Portland
Selma
Clearing Cooler Tuesday Forecast for Mobile
The forecast calls for clearing and cooler conditions Tuesday after a damp night. Last night’s low reached 62 degrees, with an expected low near 52 degrees tonight as the front clears and temperatures fall.
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T&in
Clearing
Cooier
Mobile
Niy
Mobile Fox Hunters Plan Talladega Fox Hunt Event
The Alabama Fox Hunters Association hosts a Talladega fox hunt November 8 4 5 and 6 with Shoco Springs as camp site Mobile president L G Adams notes two hotels cottages and a dance pavilion in Talladega Meals and dog feed offered and 22 of 250 dogs from Mobile will attend First prize 100 second 75 third 50 fourth 25 plus cups and ribbons judges include Ty Cobb and Dr W D Partlow Reservations urged for Mobile participants Local meeting set December 8 to gather Mobile county members and invite next year’s event
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Alabama Fox Hunters’ Association
Talladega
Shoco Springs
L. G. Adams
Mobile
Tallegeda
Woods Walker
Paint Lick
W. K. Herrin
Clarksdale
Miss
Tlemen
Adams
Ty Cobb
Detroit Americans
W. D. Partlow
Tuscaloosa
Ala
W. W. Perdue
St. John Wilson
George R. McCurdy
Haynesville
A. D. Cowles
Ramer
Alabama
Bates
Birmingham
Duke Echols
Decatur
Charles Hogg
Americus
Mobile County
Association
Music Students Contest Announced by Mobile Symphony
The Mobile Symphony Orchestra announces a winter contest for junior music students in Mobile County. Winners become soloists at the April concert. Rules require age 14 to 29 for violin and piano, vocal has no age limit, with specified concerto selections and a four concert attendance plus essays and encores. All pieces must be memorized.
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Mobile
Mobile Symphony Orchestra
William Schock
Mobile County
Mendelssohn
Charles de Bariot
Symphony
Pythians Urged to Attend Meeting by Mobile Lodges
Members of Mobile Lodge No. 67 Percivale No. 162 and Red Cross No. 132 are invited to meet Rescue No. 24 for a get-together tonight Officers of these lodges are urged to attend Deputy Grand Chancellor Joe King Stanley from Montgomery will be present to discuss the Grand Domain’s work.
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Mobile Lodge No
Percivale No
Red Cross No
Rescue No
Joe King -Stanley
Montgomery
Mrs Arthur Coke Marks Notable London Society Shopkeeper
One of the most successful of the growing band of society shopkeepers in London is Mrs Arthur Coke, a day Peasles law of the Earl of Leicester. Unlike most of the women in trade, however.
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London
Arthur Coke
Earl of Leicester
Wind storms ravage mid Atlantic region with seven deaths
A Sunday gale sweeping the middle and north Atlantic states caused wide damage across five states. The storm killed seven people, shattered 500 houses in Woburn Massachusetts, grounded ships and disabled rail and trolley service, with looting reported in Boston suburbs and relief efforts under way. A coast guard rescue and damaged planes in Baltimore were noted.
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New York
A.P
North Atlantic
Woburn
Mass
Baltimore
New York City
Rockaway Point
Paterson
N. J
National
Thomas H. Duffy
Curley
Boston
G. T. Ellysey
Columbia
Coast Guard
New York Harbor
Governor's Island
de Bardeleben
Sandy Hook
Brooklyn
Commonwealth
Fall River
New London
Nicaragua General Seizes Fort and Capital in Coup
General Emiliano Chamorro leads a Sunday coup in Nicaragua taking La Lama fortress and gaining control of Managua. Fighting erupts across the city with casualties on both sides including two constabulary fatalities and multiple wounded conservatives.
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Managua
Nicaragua
A.P
Emiliano Chamorro
la Lama
Chamorro
Salezandro
Major Carter
Campo de Martin
la Loma
Woman Dead in Arkansas Bus Collision Near Memphis
In Marion Arkansas a bus and a small coupe collided injuring 21 people. Mrs Van G Flournoy 25 of Marked Tree Arkansas was killed instantly. Her husband and daughter survived with critical injuries. Rosa Calhoun a Memphis 4 passenger on the bus is near death. Driver R L Gardner says steering gear locked and the bus swerved. he is held on a manslaughter charge with $1000 bail.
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Memphis
Tenn
United Press
Marion
Ark
Here
van G. Flournoy
Tree
Rosa Calhoun
Luther to Fill Three Places in Cabinet
Berlin reports that Chancellor Luther is expected to replace three resigned ministers: Interior, Finance, and Economics, as the Locarno pact faces Reichstag consideration. Despite nationalist resignations, Luther and Foreign Minister Strengmann aim to press Locarno lines with central party backing.
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Berlin
Luther
Herr Schiele
Interior
von Schile
Albert Nenhas
Reichstag
Strengemann
Locarno
Masked Yegg Robs White Bluff Bank in Tennessee
A bank robbery occurred at Péppies Bank in White Bluff Tennessee with a masked bandit entering at 8:30 a.m. and holding Cash for J G Peeler at gunpoint while taking all money in sight. Early reports estimated loot between $3 000 and $4 000.
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Yegg
Tennessee
Burns, Tenn
Péppies Bank
White Bluff
Tenn
J. G. Peeler
Tornado Devastates Woburn Business District
Woburn Massachusetts faced a deadly storm as a miniature tornado struck yesterday. One person died, several injured, and hundreds of buildings damaged as National Guardsmen patrolled to prevent looting after power and communications lines failed.
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Woburn
Mass
A.P
George L. Dunnigan
Unitarian Church
Helen Fitzgerald
Duffy
National Guardsmen
Hindenburg weighs minister resignations amid Locarno crisis
President von Hindenburg considers accepting only one of three nationalist resignations and asks two others to stay as expert ministers without party lines. Interior Minister Schiele would resign while Finance Minister von Schileben and Economy Minister Niehaus would remain if the plan succeeds. A nationalist retreat from cabinet opposition could avoid a full crisis and secure Locarno treaty ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Schiele
von Schileben
Niehaus
Evolution Resolution Adopted by Seventh Day Adventists
Des Moines Iowa October 26 Inquiry shows a resolution denouncing evolution was adopted by the Seventh Day Adventists council on October 13 without any dissent. Initial reports were circulated by a publicity agent for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
A.P
Council of
Seventh Day Adventists
Submarine inquiry postponed in Boston today
Failure of Capt. George H. Diehl of the steamer City of Rome to arrive in Boston with his vessel today caused postponement of the naval court of inquiry into the sinking of submarine 851 by the Savannah line ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George H. Diehl
City of Rome
Naval Court of Inquiry
Savannah
Maxon Field thrills as two games unfold at Spring Hill
At Spring Hill on Maxon Field two games produced excitement. The High school service rallied in the third quarter to win 9 to 7, while the Midgets routed Raphael Semmes 28 to 0 with fast runs and a drop-kicked extra point.
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Maxon
Spring Hill
Midgeta
Raphael Semmes
McCourt
Jello
Ollinger
Coernenceas
Wikingson
Aevi Ee
Tonsmeie
Tonsmetre
Tonsmeire
Semmes
Forbes
James Tonsmeire
Robinson
Crichton
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Jeff
Ry Bud Fisher
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Versailles
Jere
Amit
Paris
Emile Herpin
Dauphin Street
Frank L. Roche
Roche
Das
Daffy
Tony Lazzeri
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Lazzeri
Salt Lake
Yankees
Miss Ryan
Morocco
Hindenburg
LEA & Perrins’ Sauce
Maxon Field
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