Germans Press Americans in Star of Veuillly Wood
Report from the line near Star of Veuillly Wood describes a German effort to seize American positions in Marnes corner. A French retirements and German advances left many dead and captured as Americans held their ground, advancing from shell holes to bayonets. Since June 2 American forces say they have captured officers and repelled attacks.
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Star of Veuillly Wood
Marnes
Teventy
England
British Isles
France
Charles Johnson S Little Daughter Seeks Aid
Police report a letter from a country child asking her father Charles Johnson in Andalusia Alabama to provide medical care. Detectives say the father may retrieve the epistle by visiting the police station. the grandmother cannot buy medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
M. E. Kendall
South Cotton Street
Andalusia
Ala
Jas.w. Murphy
Slav plot to kill Russian ambassador uncovered
An undated dispatch received today details a plot to assassinate Count y Mirbach German ambassador to Russia. The aim was to justify German occupation of Moscow by the Germans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
County Mirbach
Russia
Moscow
Vagrancy arraignment and bond set in Higgins case
Robert Higgins, described as a negro chauffeur, was put under bond for possession of an immoral picture and demanded a trial on vagrancy charges. He posted $150 bond for a circuit court trial after a $300 bond was set for six months in the re corder's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Higgins
Pete
Recorder’s Court
Destroyers Ramsey and Hopewell Launch at Newport News
The destroyers Ramsey and Hopewell were launched Saturday at Newport News Shipbuilding. This marks the second double launching at the yard in a month, following the Breese and the Gamble which were launched on May 11.
Col Roosevelt Arrives in Nebraska Under Medical Care
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Omaha last night and is under physician care today. Accompanied by Mrs. Roosevelt, he was helped from the train to his hotel by two men, and a delegation met him on arrival. a planned speech was canceled.
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Omaha
Theodore Roosevelt
H Roosevelt
Roosevelt
District Attorney Pitts Visits Mobile on Official Business
United States District Attorney Alex D. Pitts stays several days in Mobile after traveling from Belma to handle official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alex D. Pitts
Mobile
Belma
Probate Hearing Set For Will of Mrs Josephine Waddle
Notice to Agnes Fletcher and all interested parties in Mobile County Alabama Probate Court hearing on June 18 1918 to probate a writing claimed as the last will of Mrs Josephine Waddle deceased formerly Josephine Savage. Chas C Schreiner filed the petition. Price Williams judge. Tisdale J Touart attorney. May 28 June 4 11.
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Agnes Fletcher
Greenville
Mississippi
Mobile County
Alabama
Dra
Josephine Waddle
Josephine Savage
Price Williams
Tisdale J. Touart
Sale of Lot Seven Block A Terry Subdivision Mobile
In equity case Rosa L McManus vs P J Glase et al Circuit Court of Mobile County Alabama No 931 the decree dated April 19 1918 directs sale of property described as lot seven block A Terry subdivision Mandeville Tract Mobile County Alabama fronting 63 feet on A street and 135 feet deep at public outcry for cash on June 20 1918 at 12 o'clock noon in front of Mobile County Courthouse. James A Crane.
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Rosa L. McManus
P. J. Glase
Circuit Court of
Mobile County
Alabama
Equity
Court House
Mobile
Terry
Mandeville
James A, Crane
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Naval Medical Director for Food Hoarding
Francis Nash, medical director U S N, and his wife Caroline Nash are indicted in Washington D C on charges under the Food Conservation act for hoarding food. They allegedly stored excess staples including flour rice fats and water valued at about 1924.46 with warrants issued bail set at 8000 each and penalties up to 5000 or two years imprisonment.
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Francis 8
Nash
Caroline
Federal Grand Jury
Q Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Washington
Stafford
Conoh
Hear Charges Against Two Shipbuilders
Preliminary hearing on seditious utterances and alleged disloyal remarks against Gottloib Bruner will be held Monday at 5 30 PM at the Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company plant. United States Commissioner Jere Austill to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottloib Bruner
Alabama Drydock and Shipbuilding Company
Noah Harris
United States
Jere Austill
Bruner
Estate of John Brown Deceased Letters Administered
In Estate of John Brown Deceased. Letters of administration granted to Thomas C. Brown on May 28 1918 by Judge Price Williams of Mobile County Probate Court Alabama. All claimants must present claims within the legal period or be barred. Ben Walker Curry attorney. May 29 June 5 12.
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John Brown
Price Williams
Mobile County
Alabama
Ben Walker Curry
Sole Dividend Declared in The Hervey Hotel Company Case
In the Southern District of Alabama a sole dividend of 0.0412 percent is declared on proved claims in the Hervey Hotel Company bankruptcy. Joseph N. McAleer, Referee, issues the notice at Mobile on May 28, 1918, for creditors of the above named bankrupt.
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District Court of the United States
Southern Division
Southern District of
Alabama
Hervey Hotel Company
Mobile
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Mobile County
Public notice announces mortgage foreclosure under a 1909 loan from Theo S Moore to Delia E Hubbard later assigned to B W Padgett and then Peoples Bank of Mobile. The bank will sell the described Mobile Alabama real estate at public outcry on Monday June 30 1918 at 12 noon in front of Mobile County Courthouse. The property includes Lots 12 and 9 and most of Lot 8 in Block 4 with a 9.5 foot wide strip off the south side.
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Theo. S. Moore
Delia E. Hubbard
Mobile County
B. W. Padset
B. W. Padgett
Peoples Bank of Mobile
Mobile
State of
Alabama
The Rich Man's War Analysis by Booth Tarkington
Booth Tarkington argues in a Q and A that the war is financed by government actions taxing the rich and fixing prices while workmen gain wages and the rich lose income. He asserts bankers profits shift to government loans, and that only a few crooks profit by crime, with universal sacrifice by all who fight or work for liberty.
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United States
Rockefeller
Germany
America
Polly
Booth Tarkington
Hero at the wheel as Texel sinks after submarine attack
Patrick W. Huston, an able seaman from Brooklyn, stayed at the wheel of the Texel when a German submarine shelled the freighter off the New Jersey coast. He was the first to spot danger and remained at his post while shells rained in, aiding survivors who reached an Atlantic port.
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Patrick W. Huston
New Jersey
Atlantic
Huston
Broklyn
Louis Chatman Held on Draft Law Violation
Louis Chatman, 23, a Wheelerville farmer, was arrested today by federal officials for alleged draft law violation.
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Louis
Chatman
Louis Chatman
Detective Stephen Touart Wears Three Patriotic Buttons
Mobile reports a detective on the force named Stephen Touart who wears three patriotic buttons. One honors his two years with the 67th Alabama regiment, Company B, during Confederate service, another honors his son Frank M. Touart training as an aviator at Marion Virginia, and the third is a Red Cross badge for a day’s pay given. Are there more like Detective Steve.
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Mobile
Stephen Touart
Touart
67Th Alabama Regiment
Frank M. Touart
Marion
Red Cross
The
Steve
Court Case Delays In Pinto Island Fracas
The cases against J. W. Gaddy and Daniel Stevenson arising from last Saturday’s fight on Pinto Island were continued until June 12. Gaddy faces disorderly conduct while Stevenson is charged with assault and disorderly conduct.
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J. W.gaddy
Daniel Stevenson
Pinto Island
Gaddy
Stokes to Montgomery for War Camp meeting
R. B. Stokes acting secretary of the War Camp Community Service at Mobile will travel to Montgomery for a district meet of the War Camp Community secretaries. Avery G. Clinger local secretary will arrive in Mobile Tuesday night and resume duties Wednesday morning. If you have a house to rent out read The Tribune.
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Stokes
Montgomery
War Camp Community Service
Mobile
Avery .G. Clinger
Bcal
New England Raises Big Red Cross Gift Drive
New England workers led by Boston factories donate to the Red Cross war fund. Gillette Razor Company employs 20 000 workers producing millions of blades and Safety Razors daily. Employes give 3 733 and company 50 088 plus 70 000 to the third Liberty loan and 800 000 from the firm. A Gillette worker says backing the troops follows seeing many shop mates go overseas.
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Boston
New England
Red Cross War Fund
Gillette Garety Razor Company
Razor Q
Gillette
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Army plans to create 200 infantry units in expansion
June reports from Washington say the army general staff is drafting plans to raise the nation’s fighting strength by creating more than twenty new infantry divisions. The move would add about 700,000 soldiers to the army, not counting units for special purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army General Staff
Mangold Grocer Seeks Return of Stolen Watch
A. L. Mangold, a grocer on Commerce and Eslava streets, reported a gold watch stolen from the rear of his store. He offers a reward with no questions asked for its return and asks owners to photograph the face of the watch.
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Mangold
A. L. Mangold
Commerce
Eslava
Red Cross Dues Collected By John E Mitchell Agent
Under authority of the Red Cross war fund executive committee John E Mitchell is appointed agent to collect unpaid subscriptions from the recent drive. All pledges payable at the office of the executive secretary 72 St Michael street unless notified otherwise. Subscribers urged to pay promptly at maturity to avoid notices and expense. S H Peck chairman.
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The
Red Cross War Fund
John E. Mitchell
Red Cross
Mitchell
St. Michael Street
S. H. Peck
Fisher Convicted in Prohibition Case Father Faces Short Sentence
Ben Fisher, a white man, was convicted in the circuit court this morning of violating the prohibition law and sentenced to three months and twenty days of hard labor. The jury upheld the recorder’s decision which Fisher appealed. Fisher has been arrested several times for similar offenses.
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Ben Fisher
Apa
Recorder
Edaton Fisher
Fisher
Notice Orders in Mobile County Equity Cases
Two public notice orders from Mobile County Circuit Court in equity. Bennie Andry, a non resident of Alabama at San Mateo Florida, must plead by July 4 1918 with publication in Mobile Tribune for four weeks. Alberta Smith, non resident living with D R Hummer Dover New Jersey, must plead by June 30 1918 with publication in The Mobile Tribune for four weeks.
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Mobile County
Alabama
Mobile
Alberta Smith
D. R. Hummer
Dover
New Jersey
Mobile Tribune
James A. Crane
Register
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Chas. Johnson
Col. Roosevelt. III
Nebraska
MR. Pitts
Legal Advertisement
Hoover
Thomas C. Brown
Joseph N. M’'Aleer
National Security League
Stephen Tovart
the Tribune
R. C
Yoanna Andry
Bennie Andry
Circuit Court
San Mateo
Florida
Mobile Tribue
Yerger & Foster
John Smith
Verger and Foster
Southern Bell Telephone
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