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Newspaper
Mobile Tribune
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1918
Page
11
The Attorney General forwards a strengthened sedition measure to district attorneys with orders to enforce. It carries a maximum twenty years in prison and heavy fines for false reports, anti government rhetoric, mutiny attempts, and obstructive actions during the war. The piece argues swift, stern enforcement will quiet dissent.
A prominent art school leader argues the next war will be won by makers of beauty in everyday objects. He contends art should enhance all daily goods from furniture to linoleum, claiming Americans will choose beauty over ugliness when costs are equal. He cites France Italy and Japan as examples where beauty persists despite utilitarian pressures.
The piece attacks The Mobile Register and Kilby over loyalty claims tied to anti amendment rhetoric and quotes Kilby's controversial 1917 Jacksonville speech. It contrasts Kilby and Lawrence with O Neal Johnston Wallace and questions trust and loyalty to federal democracy in Alabama politics.
As guns boom in France the American tractor leads the food effort at home with about 100000 units driving work for 200000 farm hands and 800000 horses. Officials say the tractor fleet will exceed 200000 as growth continues.
An ambiguous text notes Russia pressing Germany to address fishing rights while hinting at Russia's reluctance to recognize certain claims. The fragment mentions spiked helmets and internal tensions, suggesting a dated or garbled report on maritime negotiations and national symbols.
An English psychologist describes New Yorkers as seekers of novelty who thrive amid subway crushes, streetcar rowdies, and daily hazards. He notes Broadway theater delays, Columbus Circle growth, and Coney Island’s military air, while Woolworth Building and Luna Park loom as enduring icons.
Notice to mariners states Buoy 2A in the Mississippi Sound South Channel was adrift May 25, 1918 and will be recovered and replaced as soon as practicable. Referenced charts and lists include Chart No. 190 and Buoy List 8th District 1916. By order Inspector B B Dorry.
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