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Newspaper

Mobile Tribune

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1918

Page

13

Attempt Break From City Jail Nipped After Saw Found

Chief of Police reports an attempted jail break last night involving Frank D who was held by Federal authorities for misrepresentation as a veteran. A steel saw and a small file were found in his cell. claims point to Vermillion as the tool bearer while Srezso, a barber, was arrested after a speech citing veterans with discharges. The incident follows visits by an individual who allegedly supplied the tools.

Anneasy Frank D Federal Ican Perezo Vermillion Srezso

Five Hundred Women Drill in Central Park Parade

Five hundred girls and women, members of the National League of Women Workers, marched and counter marched in the South Meadow of Central Park New York. It marked the first drill of the New York State branch with participants wearing red white and blue sashes. They had received military instruction through the winter and spring at the Ethical Culture Society drill halls and at Manhattan trades and Brooklyn high schools.

South Meadow Central Park New York City National League of Women Workers New York State Ethical Culture Society Manhattan Trades and Brooklyn

Allies excel in new method gas warfare

Washington June 17 The Allies now excel the Germans in gas warfare Carl L Alsberg head of the bureau of chemistry told the senate agriculture committee. They have more gas at their disposal and use it more effectively and possess improved gas masks in defense. He said the United States will soon begin producing mustard gas as experiments continue with the bureau of mines, and a preventive against mustard gas is forecast. Senate subcommittee chairman Hitchcock noted extensive War Department gas testing and near term production on a quantity basis behind closed doors.

Washington Carl L. Alsberg Bureau of Chemistry Senate Agriculture Committee Senate Military Committee Gas Service Bureau of Mines United States Alsberg War Department

Mrs Bentley's Mother Dies in Georgetown Kentucky

S G Bentley manager of Western Union Telegraph in the mobile office learns of his wife's mother's death in Georgetown Kentucky. He was just informed by his wife who is visiting there that her mother was in good health. She is survived by one daughter and two sons.

S G. Bentley Western Union Telegraph Company Georgetown Mr. Bentley

Baptist ministers plan city county campaign

A morning meeting at the First Baptist church gathered Mobile Baptist ministers of all races to discuss a forthcoming city and county wide campaign in Baptist churches next fall.

First Baptist Church Mobile Baptist

War hero speaks to 2000 in Bienville Square

Private L C Burgess of the Princess Pats regales about the great war to a crowd of 2000 in Bienville Square. Accompanied by A G Morse and J A Yeomans they tour Gulf plants with talks at Shipbuilding plants and Dry Dock Company ahead of further appearances.

Bienville Square L. C. Burgess

German Alien Women Register in Mobile Today

German women and girls over 14 must register today under supervision of Sergeant Joseph V. Connick and Detective Robert Holmes. Postmaster J Blocker Thornton handles local duties while postmasters across the Southern district perform similar work. Registration runs daily from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. except Sunday June 23, through Wednesday June 26 at 8 p.m.

Joseph V. Connick Robert Holmes J. Blocker Thornton

Mobile Bar Association to Revise Draft Board List

James H. Webb, chairman of the advisory board, calls all Mobile Bar Association members to meet Tuesday morning in Room 2 of the circuit court. The aim is planning the revision of questionnaires for thousands to be classified in the coming days and to secure united effort in this work.

Mobile Bar Association James H. Webb Circuit Court Webbeasks

200 Signalmen Wanted For Southwestern Signal Corps

The Southwestern signal corps department seeks 200 qualified men with experience as telegraph operators cable splicers electricians saddlers cooks photographers or those with pigeoning experience. Applicants should contact the department at the People's Building Charleston South Carolina at once.

Southwestern Signal Corps Department Department People’s Building Charleston S. C

Notice To Non-Residents in Estate of Honora Gimon

Probate Court Mobile County Alabama. Estate of Honora Gimon deceased. Administrator John P. Meador filed to sell lands for division. Hearing set July 24 1918. Persons in interest may appear and contest. Price Williams judge. Clarke Browne and Kohn attorneys. June 17 24 July 1. Job ads follow.

Josephine Savage Charles C. Schreiner N. S Mobile County Alabama Mobile County of Canal Street Cedar Street Eslava Street Charles C Honora Gimon State of John PP. Meador Price Willians Clarke, Browne and Kohn Attys

Mass Meeting Promotes War Savings Stamps Drive

About 500 attendees at Plateau Sunday mass meeting heard Phelan B. Perlen and M. Discher explain the aims of War Savings Stamps and urge purchase. The crowd bought all stamps available and called for more, indicating strong support and ongoing effort.

Plateau Phelan B. Perlen M. ©. Discher

Mobile County Defense Unveils Parcel Post Pledge Drive

Joseph C. Rich, chairman, announces a forthcoming canvass in Mobile County to obtain pledges from residents to carry parcel post and mail packages. The effort mirrors similar campaigns seen in other cities nationwide to preserve delivery service.

Joseph C. Rich Mobile County Council of Defense

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