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Newspaper
Mobile Tribune
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
2
A German man, reluctant to give his name, told Booker he lived in New York eight years and was engaged to a Philadelphia girl, showing her photo. Meanwhile, submariners for a U S blockade are being drawn from merchant seamen, and a Dutch gas motor invention comprises five parts.
General Michie, long a chief aide to General Scott, served on missions including the Piute uprising in Utah and the El Paso talks with Mexican authorities. He accompanied Scott to Russia, led the 58th Infantry Brigade at Camp Wadsworth, trained troops in France, and was a Virginia native, aged 54.
In the House of Commons Bonar Law denounced German shelling of Paris on Corpus Christi day. He noted France and Britain acted on a Vatican appeal via Germany and warned that such actions will not be forgotten if repeated in the future.
An Oregon physician designs crutches ending in rockers that mimic shoulder curves as they rotate. The mechanism aims to make tiger shoulders move in a straight line reducing fatigue during use.
Piano pupils led by Miss Katherine Hurley and soprano Miss Fannie Richardson delivered an engaging recital at the McGill Institute on Wednesday night. The program featured solo and duo performances from junior and senior students, with strong audience praise and one encore by Miss Richardson. One number was skipped due to Miss Voet's illness, and Miss Hurley received warm congratulations for the evening's success.
Zurich dated news dispatch reports General von Buchan commander of the twenty eight German divisions killed when a hand grenade exploded in Baden.
Private James Brown 21 of Camp Wheeler died today from pneumonia. The body will be taken to Duddling Virginia for burial. A note on the page mentions a five wheel velocipede with the center driving wheel as a children novelty.
Under the executive committee of the Red Cross war fund an executive secretary is appointed as agent to collect unpaid subscriptions from the recent drive. Mr Mitchell consents to act as agent. Pledges are payable at 72 St Michael Street unless notified otherwise. Subscribers urged to pay promptly.
At the Lyric Theatre in Mobile last night Miss Rita Gould headlined, performing four songs then a moving encore speech about possibly serving as a Red Cross nurse in France. The bill also featured Demarest and Doll with their backward piano stunts and a blackface act by Alexander ONeill and Sexton, plus a talented four‑member harmony group and other sketches.
The article describes a blue and white foulard frock with blue chiffon and wide silk fringe. It notes several of the newest fashion points are well presented in the piece.
Oliver Duplessis, a Black man, was ordered to post a $100 bond or serve five days in jail after refusing to wake up at a watchman's shanty and delaying river front work. William Preston, also Black, was discharged by the recorder this morning. A New York inventor suggests concrete bases to extend fence post life.
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