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Newspaper
Mobile Tribune
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
4
The piece reports Cleveland and Detroit pooling war philanthropy funds with Red Cross, Y M C A, Y W C A, Knights of Columbus, and Hebrew Charities. Cleveland raised about 11 million with 5 million surplus. Detroit about 8 million. The approach aims for unified drives to maximize efficiency and impact.
The Montgomery Advertiser argues the proposed federal amendment undermines local self-government and Anglo-Saxon democracy. It cites Anti-Saloon League lobbyists in Alabama and other states, labeling the referendum effort as fraudulent and aimed to transfer power to the federal level.
The League for National Unity calls for a 100 percent loyal congress and citizen support for the war effort. Signers from workers to clergy insist loyalty means unreserved backing of government policy and unity with allies, opposing any attacks that would weaken front-line resolve.
The editor notes W M Clemens, Mobile Chamber of Commerce general secretary, earned wide acclaim for a year of tireless work improving Mobile. He organized dinners for dignitaries, aided new industries, and coordinated plans with President Walter D Bellingrath. A dinner in his honor is planned upon his return from Washington. The piece is signed A New Mobilian and dated Mobile June 6 1918.
A Brooklyn court holds an automobile owner liable for injuries to friends in the car, affecting attitudes toward driving and shared rides. The Bronx and other districts could face more lawsuits as crowds ride with car owners, while a separate note highlights Ren nold Wolf amusing William Morris dinner wit and a window display of colored collars.
In the estate of Sarah Mann deceased D W Partridge and E G Dreaper on Henry F Teel bond as administrator filed accounts vouchers and statements for a final settlement The court set June 17 1918 as the day for settlement and invited interested parties to appear and contest if proper
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr works fourteen hours daily in a YMCA canteen at Aix France assisting troops and volunteers in wartime relief efforts.
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