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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
7
Andrews urges intensified action against liquor traffic and criticizes a New Orleans arrest as wasteful. He states his reorganized prohibition force is 90 percent complete and seeks millions more for the next fiscal year to end bootlegging and speed up national dryness.
Mrs. Pegeasy Talbott, famed big game hunter, offers a $20,000 reward for the return of gems she left behind. Other items in this compact news ledger include political notes and local incidents from several states.
Unclear OCR note shows prices rising across metals and chemicals with several figures given. Mentions Canalys site mis-sent data and multiple items including blue and red pigments and galvanized material. Prices updated immediately.
A garbled October dispatch reports Dr. G. McAuley, a Boston candidate, was fired from a garage this morning. The fragment hints at a political negative event but lacks clear details or context.
Photostatic copy of Kit Carson last will and testament shows a $13,000 fortune plus 200 cattle 11 oxen horses land and a $3,000 note from L B Maxwell tied to the Maxwell Land Grant. The will drawn May 15 1868 at Fort Lyon lists his widow and children as beneficiaries.
Aetna Casualty and Insurance Company in New York has ordered its agents to reduce exposure on silk furs jewelry clothing and payroll protection amid a surge in holdups and burglaries. Other firms have followed with similar policy adaptations.
Louisville audiences will hear Rev. Dr. George Rutledge Stewart, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church South in Birmingham Alabama, in a series of weekly services beginning Tuesday afternoon.
President F. P. of one Carnegie Foundation defended foundation work at Yale and criticized the University of Wisconsin for voting to refuse aid. He urged public understanding of how trustees carry out their trust and argued the larger issue is transparency and wider opportunities for public insight into educational foundation actions.
Paris Oct 31 The semi official Havas agency reports Paul Bencour a socialist leader and ex labor minister has been asked to become French high commissioner in Syria replacing General Serrail. It is likely General Serrail will be recalled to Paris to explain Syria events.
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