09 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Mobile Tribune
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1918
Page
1
London reports American troops have shown mettle at the Marne and are now a force capable of influencing the battle’s outcome. German progress slows but reserves remain large, while allies vow to prevent Paris from falling. Correspondents say U S forces surprise the Germans with adaptability in this new kind of war.
London reports the metal supply crisis in Germany as authorities warn against misreading German claims of booty. The note reiterates that captured materials must support war needs including navy railways and industry. American troops in France and their adaptability are praised by Allied observers.
A blue and white plaid gingham surplice design features a crossing front tied in a bow at the back. White organdie cuffs are wide and scalloped, with standing pockets bound in organ die for decorative detail.
Colonel Thomas Tate Tunstall, longtime Mobile resident and respected figure in state politics, died in El Paso, Texas at age 96. Information reached Mobile on Saturday bringing notice of his passing.
At the Sunday service a service flag with twelve stars will be presented by a church young lady and accepted by Superintendent O D Dilling. The stars honor church members serving in the armed forces: Joseph W Edgar Benton C Rain Jr Charles Crichton Joseph Albright Guy Ashley Dewey Sirmon William A Montgomery Cecil Moore William Goodloe Picket Reasonover Allen M Rasberry. The body will be delivered to Bay Minette and then Montgomery for interment.
In France on June 8 a colored member of a local organization with French troops employed a novel tactic to trap several German messenger dogs. The dogs had been used to carry important dispatches, and the捕捕 method disrupted Nazi comms.
Bruner is held on a 1000 bond after federal officers served a warrant charging him with making remarks that could cripple a war industry. Arrested by Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company security, he faces a Monday hearing before U S Commissioner Jere Austill. Assistant U S Attorney Harry T Pegues prosecutes the case.
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