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Newspaper

Mobile Tribune

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1918

Page

9

Americans and French Guard Alsatian Strip in France

In June 1918 American and French troops guard a narrow Alsace strip from German control, near the Swiss frontier and Bartmannswellerkopf. The Alsatians welcome the relief, hoping for swift victory as youths of German descent discuss Kaiser in their language. The sector is quiet, used as a rest area for troops from Verdun and Picardy. The American journey was uneventful aside from routine aerial bombing and brief railhead movements.

France Vosges Rhine Alsace Germany Somme

High Class Music Bill Shines At Lyric Theatre

The Lyric Theatre opened with a strong music bill headlined by the Wilton Sisters whose singing and violin work drew encores. The Tellicks plus Fields Keene and Walsh offered lively singing and dancing while the Piques performed clever comedy gymnasts with an unusual tight rope act. Photoplay comedies completed the summer program.

Lyric Theatre Wilton Sisters Tellicks Miss Tellick Fields Keene Walsh Piques

Germans Plan Strike Over Bread Rations Reduction

Amster dam reports a political strike planned for today in Nuremberg to protest reduced bread rations and stalled Prussian suffrage reform. The Berliner Tageblatt notes the Social Democratic party and united trade unions in Nuremberg issued a warning against the strike. Budapest dispatches mention all new crops requisitioned and Hungarian government supervision of flour mills.

Amsterdam Nuremburg Berliner Tageblatt Social Democratic Party United Trade Unions Nuremberg Budapest

Saturday Tag Day for Illiterates Reported

Mrs John B Harvey announces illiteracy day with multiple committees and work sites listing hotels clubs banks and organizations. Volunteers will man booths from 9 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 9 pm across Dauphin to Church streets and various city venues.

John B. Harvey Central Committee Cawthon Hotel Peoples Bank Raphael Semmes S. A Battle House First National Bank C. J. Gayfer and Company Council of Jewish Women Smith Piano Company Newman Circle Clara Shuman Mobile and Ohio Railroad Quorum Club Royal Street Dauphin Church City Federated Women's Clubs

Rounding Up Of 400 Draft Inciters In Canada

Windsor Ont June 21 More than 400 aliens mainly Russians and Austrians were arrested on charges of inciting draft resistance after arrival for a demonstration in support of John Perehuda One hundred lacked draft registration and were seized Bolshevik and I W W literature was found among the Russians The notice also contains an employment hint for readers seeking work via The Tribune.

Windsor Ont John Perehuda

Nineteen ships sunk by subs off U S coast listed

The report tallies nineteen vessels sunk since May 25, including nine steamers and ten sailing ships. Notable losses include the passenger liner Carolina among steamships and the Norwegian barks Kringsjaa and Samoa among sailing ships, with tonnage totals provided for each category. The American steamship Herbert L Pratt survived after mine or torpedo damage, and the schooner Edna was towed in after bombing.

Herbert L. Pratt Edna

Distinguished guests at Mobile Rotary meeting

The Mobile Rotary Club welcomed two distinguished soldiers, William Sykes Tucker and Richard Inge, as guests. Lieut Tucker described how he earned his medals, praising Lieut Paul and pilot Frank Baer for aircraft destruction, with resolutions sent to Baer’s parents if possible.

Tucker Rotarians Paul Frank Baer

Flag Dealer Henry Cohen Is Arrested in Pittsburgh

Henry Cohen, a Pittsburgh flag dealer, was arrested on a warrant alleging he is a dangerous enemy alien. Police moved to detain him as authorities investigate his loyalties and potential security risk.

NABS Pittsburgh Henry Cohen Alten

Travelers Meet Tonight in Alabama Division Meeting

The Alabama division of the Associated Commercial Travelers holds a special meeting at the Cawthon Hotel this evening to comply with a government request. Members are urged to attend and discuss the matter.

Itravelers Alabamia Division The Associated Cawthon Hotel -Eiening

Shrewd cons target mothers of selectmen in military scam

The article warns mothers and relatives of selectmen about a con game in which a man in uniform visits homes, claims the son was turned down at a training camp, and demands eight to ten dollars for a supposed return trip. The swindler poses as army staff and vanishes with the money, with reports of active cases in New Orleans.

New Orleans Tribune Atest Neniaioy Citer

Diplomas Awarded to Three from the Southern Infirmary

Three women graduates from the Southern Infirmary received diplomas at last night’s exercises in the Harte auditorium. Elsie Fields Marie Moore and Evelyn Adams were the recipients. Dr J W Phillips presented the diplomas and Dr Charles A Mohr delivered the graduation address praising the nurse’s public role.

Southern Infirmary Elsie Fields Marie Moore Evelyn Adams J. W. Phillips First Baptist Church Charles A. Mohr

Mrs Wilson Names Ship Liberty for Launch

June 21 report from Kearney that the Liberty, a 9,600 ton freighter, will be launched Wednesday. This is the first ship named by Mrs Woodrow Wilson.

Hindenburg's Mind Said Affected by Nervous Disease

Geneva dispatch reports Marshal von Hindenburg suffering from acute nervous disease and greatly reduced mental capacity. He is confined in a private sanitarium and played little part in the recent Western offensive, with General Ludendorff leading the effort.

Geneva the Tribune Ield Marshal von Hindenburg Hindenburg Ludendorff

Funeral for Mrs. Corine Mandeville Held Thursday

The funeral of Mrs. Corine Mandeville was held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock from her residence.

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Alsatian Strip MUSIC Ames Mobile J. H. Brockamp Bienville Square Choctaw Inn Jeremiah A LEARY Jeremiah O’leary New York Sara Wash Washington Sinn Fein Ireland Canada Duggan- Taylor Realty Company, Inc N. Royal'st U.S Samoa Virginia Carolina Henrik Lund Windeggen Baarv Oig Edward H. Cole Jacob M. Haskell Hauppauge Desauss Samuel C. Mengel Isabel B. Wiley Hattie Dunn Edward R. Baird, Jr Mobile Rotary Club William Sykes Tucker and Richard Inge Nainsool Voile Ogoing Kcale House Silk Monos Nice Nainsook Elleta Milan Harte Auditorium
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