Wounded Troops Refuse To Quit With Americans At The Marne
June 8 report describes Sergeant J L Dulsworth of Kansas City breaking free after a German head injury and vowing to return for a Dutchman. Private Charles Ginsberg of Washington GA captured a German in a shell hole and found prisoner photographs. Tribue advertising is built on Quality First basis.
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Marne
Sammy
J. L. Dulsworth
Kansas City
Dulsworth
Charles Ginsberg
New York
Washington, Ga
Ginsberg
Tribute to Yankee Doctor in Ninth Essex Regiment
An officer's letter from London praises Lieut. C. T. McCarthy medical officer of the Ninth Essex regiment as among the first American officers in France to win the British Military Cross. The Yank Doc is lauded for courage, front-line aid, tending the wounded under shelling, and daily acts of kindness from December to recent Albert fighting.
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London
Ninth Essex Regiment
C. T. McCarthy
France
Yank Doc
Albert
Cox Sues Shipyard for 25000 Over Left Ram Injury
James G. Cox filed a 25000 lawsuit against Mobile Shipbuilding Co in circuit court claiming his left ram broke in two while employed by the company. He seeks a jury trial and says the accident occurred March 25 1918 keeping him from work for an extended period.
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James G. Cox
Mobile Shipbuilding Company
Brinsfield Transfers Two For State Prison
Convict transfer agent C. E. Brinfield escorted Tom Williams a lard thief and Will Foster a cow thief to the Wetumpka state penitentiary after they received three year sentences in circuit court. Both men are described as negroes.
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Brinsfield
State’s
C. E. Brinfield
State Penitentiary
Wetumpka
Tom Williams
Will Foster
Hartwell Campaign Names Mobile Secretary
J. H. Zelnicker of Mobile has been named secretary of the Harry T. Hartwell campaign committee. This appointment adds a regional administrator to the Hartwell team as the candidate seeks support for the upcoming race.
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J. H. Zelnicker
Mobile
Harry T. Hartwell
Expert says German submarine cruisers are overhyped
Archibald S. Hurd disputes claims of German submarine grandeur in the Daily Telegraph. He says the so called cruisers are about 2000 tons not 5000, under 300 feet long, and surface speed near twelve knots. He notes British submarines hit more often and criticizes German conduct in warfare. A Honolulu resident patents a process to color light hued pineapples by injecting cane sugar.
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Archibald S. Hurd
Daily Telegraph
Honolulu
Enemies Hold Interest in 3 000 Chicago Estates
Alien Property Custodian Palmer told the House committee that about 3000 Chicago estates hold alien enemy interests many in workmen compensation rights and bequests with only about 100 reported to his office. He urged amendments to the Trading with the Enemy Act to give broader powers to seize and manage enemy property in the United States.
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Chicago
Washington
United States
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
United’ States
Palmer
Smuggling Case Ties $2 Million in Czars Jewels
Montefior G. Kahn and Vladimir Jogelsen were arraigned in Hoboken on smuggling $2 million in jewels believed to belong to the Russian czar. Authorities say $150,000 may be recovered. They landed declaring $5,000 in jewels. A Russian countess aboard aided the alleged scheme. A Moscow-official’s wife in New York was asked to send $20,000 for a diamond deal at a Manhattan official’s home.
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New York
Montefior G. Kahn
New York City
Vladimir Jogelsen
United States
Stanton
Hoboken
Czar
Russia
Customs
Cial
Ameri
Rabbi Moses Addresses Beth Zur Lodge Meeting
Dr. Alfred G. Moses of the Government Street temple said Beth Zur lodge No. 84 I O B E holds its regular monthly session Sunday at 10 AM at B nai B rith hall with several candidates to be initiated.
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Alfred G. Moses
Government Street Temple
Beth Zur Lodge
B'nai B'rith Hall
U-Boat Excitement Pushes Enlistments for Merchant Marine
June 8 report shows Atlantic submarine activity boosting U S Shipping Board trainee enrollments. Henry Howard director of recruiting says 123 men passed examinations and will start training for sea duty immediately.
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Boston
Atlantic
Merchant Marine Training Service
United States Shipping Board
Henry Howard
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