New wartime amendment targets disloyal acts and protests
The edition of the Spio page bill expands penalties with up to twenty years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine for acts such as false reports aimed at harming military operations, anti government rhetoric, mutiny attempts, desecration of symbols, and urging production curtailment. It asserts swift, stern enforcement will curb pro-German and pacifist groups.
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ES Supter
Ventine
United States
Aisne
Chemin Des Dames
Aixpe
Conde
Berry-au-Bac
Loyalty clashes in Alabama politics over Kilby support
The piece accuses The Mobile Register of disloyalty in backing Kilby for governor amid attacks on Forney Johnston and Kilby’s controversial 1917 Jacksonville speech. It argues the paper’s loyalty claims mask political power plays and questions Kilby’s trustworthiness and religious intolerance tactics.
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Emmet O’neal
Mobile Register
People of
Alabama
Nation
Register
Forney Johnston
One Little Country Weekly
Democratic Executive Committee
Tom
Kilby
Anniston
Birmingham Age-Herald
the Tribune
Mr. Kilby
Jacksonville
United States
South
John H. Wallace
Kirby
Court Street Methodist Church
Montgomery
Catts
Democratic Party
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
The
Jeffersonian
Burleson
Wilson
Mr. Lawrence
Europe
Lawrence
Shelby
Coosa
Brooks Lawrence
O'Neal
Fornty Johnston
John Wallace
France
Belgium
Art school head predicts war won by beauty makers
A prominent art school leader argues that future conflict will hinge on commercial beauty. He asserts art should apply to everyday objects from clothes to stoves and linoleum, claiming Americans will choose beautiful items when costs are equal. He notes France Italy and Japan lack this drive and urges establishing design education and pottery centers to foster aesthetic output.
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Atve
France
Italy
Japan
The Triumph of American Tractors on Farms
Amid wartime France guns, American tractors lead the food effort at home with 100000 in use, substituting for 200000 farm hands and 800000 horses. Growth trends suggest over 200000 more will join, as workers on the job push productivity higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
New York City Lures Tourists With Busy Streets
An English psychologist notes New Yorkers crave innovation amid a city of constant motion. They hustle through subways and elevators, face streetcar rowdies, and gather routines around Broadway and Columbus Circle. Coney Island and Woolworth Building popularity rise as Luna Park unveils new devices to attract crowds.
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New York
Woolworth
Coney
Luna Park
Steeplechase
Notice to Mariners Buoy 2A Adrift in Ship Island Channel
Notice to mariners reports buoy 2A in the Ship Island South Channel adrift since May 23 1918 to be recovered and replaced as soon as practicable. References chart 190 buoy list 8th District 1916 p27 Coast Pilot Part E 1916 p92 by order B B Dorry inspector.
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Ship Island South Channel
Coast Pilot
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