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Newspaper
Mobile Tribune
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
14
A Red Cross medical advance brings fluoroscope guided operations and nitrous oxide anesthesia to army hospitals. An interne explains how X ray viewed abdominal surgery helps locate shell fragments with a buzzer alert. Convalescent camps await ready return to the trenches.
Two of eleven deckhands from the river packet John Quill were held on $2590 bond and the rest on $100 each by U.S. Commissioner Jere Austill as they await grand jury action. Testimony showed Curtis and Warren urged a work refusals affecting others. slaves fed, not overworked, and the crew praised by Samuel Gompers for returning from Europe.
Washington report cites Samuel Gompers declaring U S Labor will sacrifice all to win. He states determination to endure any sacrifices for victory and mobilize labor backing.
A corporal from a western Ontario battalion crawled through wire to approach a German pillbox. He shot one German, killed a second sentry, frightened away a third, and captured another German. The action occurred near the British front with the Canadian headquarters reporting the feat.
The article contrasts Marine Corps fitness with Kilkenny cat finisher rules, describing Marines hanging by their feet and fighting upright or on their heads, strong muscles built with gymnastic gear under expert instructors. They also drill in marksmanship and bayonet or rifle butt techniques to break a Hun’s resolve.
A new First National Bank circular informs depositors about Liberty Loan participation and postwar financial issues. It notes bank paragraphs on fish and the world potato crop and includes details about cigarettes.
Huntsville Texas June 4 As a sequel to the killing two days ago of George Cabiness a negro draft resister following threats the negro had made against Sheriff T E King the six men were shot and threaten the life of the draft official discovery details remain sparse.
Reports say the King family and six other Black residents were shot to death and their cabin burned near Dodge, ten miles away. The killings followed claims of a plot to avenge Cabiness by murdering the King family, exposed by a seventh Black man who joined the conspirators. It is unclear if sheriffs or a mob carried out the attack, which happened at daybreak.
C H Mallette of Luterdale Mississippi and Felix Sterling, a Black man, accepted by the Navy Department, left Monday night for Birmingham for final examination and assignment. Mallette becomes apprentice seaman and Sterling as a mess attendant.
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