Cyclops Among Many Mysterious Navy Losses
Washington June 8 The naval collier Cyclops missing since March 13 is deemed lost with all hands. The article lists earlier naval ships lost under mysterious circumstances from 1780 to 1860, including Saratoga, General Gates, Pickering, Insurgent, Hamilton, Wasp, Epervier, Lynx, Wildcat, Hornet, Styph, Sea Gull, Grampus, Albany No. 1, and Levant, noting a last hopeful search shift to possible windward-island discoveries.
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Great Lakes
Hamilton
Chauncey
Lake Ontario
Johnston Blakely
Atlanta
Eperviér
Algiers
Epervier
Decatur
Tripoli
Gibraltar
Lynx
J. R. Madison
St. Mary’s
Fla
Jamaica
Wildcat
E. Legare
Cuba
Thompson's Island
Tampico
Styph
H. E. V. Robinson
West Indies
J. N. Reed
A. W. Bacon
Grampus
E. A. Downes
Norfolk
Cyclops
Albany No. 1
J. T. Gerry
Aspinwall
New York
Levant
Albany
William Hunt
Hilo
Sandwich Islands
Navy Department
Windward Islands
Germany launches postwar anti Semite campaign says group
Stockholm June 4 A new anti Semitic campaign has begun in Germany the German Association for Combating Anti Semitism reports it has issued an appeal for support The group says indications point to the movement after the war and that extensive preparations and funds are in place The appeal defends Jews against wartime charges and warns against a small caste preserving privileges The article in Deutschlands Erneuerung calls for blood only Germans in elections and top posts contributing to a nationalist education in schools and universities
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Stockholm
Eering
Germany
Erneuerung
Erich Kuhn
Prussia
Cit
von Buelow
Pan-German Alliance
Dietrich Schafer
Association For the Combating
Vital Statistics Deaths List of Names by Race and Gender
A compiled Vital Statistics Deaths section lists numerous individuals categorized as White, Colored, and mixed, with many entries showing pairs of given names and surnames including many females and males. The OCR reads as a roster of deceased persons, noting family pairings and kinship in a broad roll of names.
Wake Up And Win In The Subscriptions Contest
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Therr
National Coal Week Urges Immediate Purchases
Fuel Administrator A L Staples calls for early coal buying to ensure equitable distribution. Samuel Zimmern of Immern's Coal Company urges Mobilians to stockpile, noting past shortages and his role in preventing them. Production must rise to avoid a next winter shortage as eastern demand surges and western orders lag.
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Zimmern
Mr. Zimmern
Mobile
Fuel Administration
Mississippi
Sidney Lanier High School Names New Principal
1 800 shopmen J 8 McCants principal of Sidney Lanier high school in Montgomery and former Barton Academy assistant principal chosen by the board of school commissioners to succeed Dr Lee Byrne who resigns to become superintendent of county schools in Fort Smith Arkansas.
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J. 8. McCants
Sidney Lanier High School
Montgomery
Barton Academy
Board of School Commissioners
Lee Byrne
Byrne
Fort Smith
Ark
McGill Institute Graduates Hear Patriotic Musical Program
A patriotic program was successfully carried out at McGill Institute graduation exercises. Four graduates received diplomas from Rt. Rev. E. P. Allen bishop of Mobile diocese, while Peyton Norville delivered an oration.
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McGill Institute
E. P. Allen
Diocese of
Mobile
Peyton Norville
The Tribune Expands With International News Service
Mobile paper boosts content with International News Service front page and lively make up. Local coverage stays up to the minute and ads surge as thousands more subscribers sign up, according to Grand Bay News.
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The
Tribune
Mobile
International
Grand Bay News
Mobile ordinance to grant Dixie Fruits platform franchise
Notice states application to Mobile Commissioners on June 25 1918 for a 30 year franchise to build a loading platform and sacking room in front of the Mobile Brewery. The plan covers Water and Adams streets along the Water street frontage about 90 feet long. The platform height is about three feet above the sidewalk with steps at both ends. The sacking room is at the north end. The grantee must pay five dollars annually and oversight rests with city authorities. Public notice of required publishing costs is included.
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Dixie Fruit Products Corporation
Mobile Brewery Building
Water and
Adams Streets
Water Street
Mobile
Dixie Acts Corporation
Iron Water
Adams
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George Clay, Jr
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