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Newspaper

Mobile Tribune

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1918

Page

12

Klan Parade Discussed by Mobile Council of Defense

Mobile executive committee of the Council of Defense debated masked street demonstrations. Joseph C. Rished issued a statement noting good citizenship but criticizing the method as potentially misleading. The group urged open action, respect for public law, and cooperation with authorities to maintain peace and order.

Mobile Council of Defense Parlor C Battle House Joseph C. Rich Europe

Death of William Browning in Brewton mobile mourns longtime resident

News from Mobile reports the death in Brewton Alabama on a Wednesday afternoon of William Browning about 80 years old and a Mobile resident for over sixty years. He moved to Brewton for health reasons about a year ago and is survived by his widow two Mobile daughters four Mobile sons relatives and several grandchildren. P B Dixon left Mobile to transport the body to Mobile for interment.

Mobile Brewton Ala William Browning Browning J. D. Hueston Andrew .Prescott Messrs J. W. Browning Ramey Browning Samuel Browning Aberdeen Wash Neeley Browning New Orleans P. B. Dixon Brenton

Masonic Burial Honors R Roy Moyers at Citronelle

R Roy Moyers was buried Tuesday afternoon at five in Citronelle cemetery. Citronelle Lodge conducted the service with Moyers as longtime worshipful master. The town closed stores and businesses for the funeral as many attended. Citronelle Lodge members led the ritual amid a profusion of flowers and strong civic regard for Moyers as a citizen and businessman.

R. Roy Moyers Citronelle Citronelle Lodge M. Cunningham B. C. Pic Lichtbach C. C. Coffee T. Bidin Finley McFadyen R. del Buonon J. H. Meormick Citronelte Mr. Moyers

Funeral arranged for Frederic Jones Jordan in Chatom

The body of Frederic Jones Jordan who died Tuesday in Mobile was sent to Chatom Washington county Ale for burial. J L Jordan his son and a daughter accompanied the body. Jordan a prominent naval stores operator in Washington county was well known in Mobile. He died after an operation at a local infirmary. He is survived by his widow and several children at Chatom.

Frederic Jones Jordan Chatom Washington County Ale Beche & Burke J. L. Jordan Whd Mr. Jordan Aas Mobile

Requiem Mass for Mrs Isadora Conizas Piele

The Rev Father R O Gerow celebrated a requiem mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception for Mrs Isadora Conizas Piele. Services continued at the Jolie cemetery with many flowers on the tomb and pallbearers named Sasa Gares Metz and William Me.

Isadora C. Piele R. O. Gerow Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Isadora Conizas Piele Stave Jolie Cemetery A. Salsa Gares Meyes. Metz Wiliam Me

Major Lufbery Destroyed In Final Aerial Battle

Major Raoul Lufbery, long regarded as the premier American aviator, was shot down in flames while engaging a German triplane. He leapt from his burning craft at about 800 yards, leaving with seventeen victories to his credit. The German plane, armed with two machine guns, escaped. Lufbery’s only wound was a thumb puncture from a bullet that also pierced a gasoline tank.

Raoul Lufbery Lufbery

Post Employes Unfurl Six Star Service Flag

A six star service flag representing six Mobile post office employees was unfurled at 1 PM. J. D. Wilkins delivered the presentation speech as Eva T. Sherry and Annie A. Sibley made the flag, red and white satin. Former post office staff now serving the nation include James W. Boddy A C Sherman M C Crawford R L Chute W F McMillan and W C Dryden.

Mobile Post Office J. D. Wilkins Eva T. Sherry Annie A. Sibley Post Office James W. Boddy A. C. Sherman M. C. Crawford R. L. Chute W. F. McMillan W. C. Dryden

Chickasaw Men Contribute 5400 to Second War Fund

The Chickasaw Shipbuilding Company workers pledged 5400 to the Second War Fund. Neal Hutchings, auditor, announced the stage event in Mobile County alongside treasurer C. Forchheimer and other company officials including Grath, John Lynch, F. Lema, and Barles Murphy.

Chickasaw Shipbuilding Company Neal Hutchings C. Forchheimer Mobile County

Death of Prichard Resident Miss Zella Ludlow

Miss Zella Ludlow of Prichard died Wednesday afternoon after a long illness. She is survived by several sisters and brothers.

Zella Ludlow Prichard

Vote Totals Unchanged From Last Tuesday Across District Results

Totals published today match last Tuesday with no material shift in first through third places as only two contestants submitted votes in the past two days. Votes will be counted Friday evening with any changes announced Sunday. District 1 covers Mobile city areas with list of voters and addresses. District 2 lists outlying voters in Mobile trading area with totals and names.

Veterans Return to Stage Aims for France Tour

Narlowe and companion return from retirement to perform for American soldiers. They plan a summer season titled over there in France and Flanders, touring without a supporting company. They depart the United States in early June under the Young Men's Christian Association and arrange their own performances.

Narlowe France Flanders United States Young Men's Christian Association

Final settlement hearing in estate of Robert J Mann

In Mobile County Alabama Probate Court on May 22 1918 D W Partridge one of the sureties filed accounts vouchers and evidences for a final settlement of the administration of Robert J Mann deceased The court set June 11 1918 as the day for the settlement allowing interested parties to appear and contest if desired Judge Price Williams and attorney F K Hale on record May 22 June 6.

State of Alabama Mobile County Mobile Ale Robert J. Mann D. W. Partridge Henry F. Teel Price Williams F. K. Hale Bank of Mobile City of State of Alabama Onnecas Wolff Heights N. B Berta Smith D. R. Hummer Dover New Jersey James A. Crane Regeter

Benefit Tonight for Red Cross on South Reed Ave

A lawn party on South Reed Avenue benefits the Red Cross tonight under W M Rooney Jr and Claude Bullock. Events include music refreshments and dancing. Admission is one dime and open to all in Mobile Alabama.

W. M. Rooney, Jr Claude Bullock South Reed Avenue Red Cross

Losses Are Big Kaiser Tells His Huns to Bear Up

A German colonel presses the public to endure losses with patience and confidence amid the front line push. The officer notes heavy fighting and says total costs must be weighed against troop numbers, urging trust in favorable army reports.

Kaiser Amsterdam Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung Berlin

Canteen Worker Margery Cockett Cuts Hair in France

Margaret Cockett, a T M C A canteen worker in France, cut her hair short due to being too busy from her wartime duties to maintain it.

Margaret Cockett France

Germany's Quilt Established From Prince Lichnowsky Memoir

Extracts from Prince Karl Lichnowsky's London mission 1912 1914 reveal his view that Germany sought war, the mission ended in betrayal, and he faced punishment for opposing Berlin policy. The document, public in Germany, caused a stir as the Kaiser's government denounced it.

Prince Karl Lichnowsky London Prince Lichnowsky England Germany Asquith Berlin Count Berchtold

Pageant Celebrates July 4 in Washington Capitol

Five thousand people will take part in a pageant titled Democracy Triumph ant on the east front of the capitol July 4. Many participants will be foreign born and fifty thousand government workers will perform in scenes illustrating history of allied nations.

International News Service Washington Democracy Triumphant Capitol

Frontline Postes Opened for Motion Pictures

Back of the French lines 406 pro jection poste established by the MC A where motion pictures are shown to soldiers. These postes move as the division or regiment advances.

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