Start Work on Church Home at Fort Morgan
Work begins Monday on the Mobile Church and Recreation House at Fort Morgan. Architect A H Downey says plans were completed long ago and the project should take several months. The building will host services for all denominations, include a moving picture screen, serve artillery bays, and act as a resting place. Cost tops $3 000 funded by public subscription for a Marine Fort monument.
Pleasure Bay Announces New Thursday Schedule
Announcement of the steamer Pleasure Bay schedule change for Eastern Shore trips. It will depart the city every Thursday at 3 30 p m and return from Battles Wharf at 9 p m to accommodate store employees who will have a half holiday each Thursday during the summer months.
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Prohi Violators Fined in Circuit Court
In Friday sessions of the circuit court Ben Goldberger and Gus Spear were each fined 50 dollars for violation of the prohibition laws. The verdicts were reached by juries.
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Gus Spear
The Trumpets of Missouri mural by Blashfield
Kansas City Daughters of the Revolution commission Edwin H. Blashfield to paint The Trumpets of Missouri. The mural shows a heroic Missouri figure on a bluff with Stars and Stripes, state flag and Confederate flag, supporting a sword and shield, flanked by trumpeters from France Spain and America, as soldiers march to war with stern courage.
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Old Spain
Case Falters as Potter Defense Succeeds
The case against W. J. Potter was not pressed, signaling a retreat by prosecutors and a potential dismissal or pending reconsideration of charges.
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Ship Launching Day Feature to Highlight July Fourth
The United States Shipping Board plans a nationwide Ship Launching Day on July 4 1918 to launch at least one emergency fleet vessel from major yards from Maine to Seattle and the Great Lakes Mobile Alabama Shipbuilding Co to launch a ship for the emergency fleet with aim to create the largest ship launching day in history. Concrete ships expansion adds five new yards and forty two ships including tankers of 7509 tons each and cargo vessels of 3000 to 3500 tons at costs lower than steel or wood constructions due to material and labor savings.
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Federal Shipping Board
United States
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America
Charles M. Schwab
Emergency Fleet Corporation
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San Francisco
Carney Transferred to Florence Engineers Unit
With a new U S engineers corps formed at Florence Alabama for the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant work, W A Carney is moved from Mobile where he has served six years in the engineer department. He will lead the clerical staff in the new Alabama department.
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Florence
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Muscle Shoals
Mobile
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Carney
Record crowds pledge July 4 parade in New York
More than 125 000 people will march in New York on July 4. Thirty five groups representing almost every nationality in the city will participate in the parade.
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Salvation Army Leader to Go to France for War Work
Commander Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army plans to depart America for France to inspect overseas forces work among soldiers and sailors. She will visit front line huts near shellfire to oversee doughnut and pie operations and to ensure accounting of every dollar donated to the war effort.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
America
France
French Improve Positions and Take 20 Prisoners
Paris dispatch reports the war office stating forces north of Favorelles and south of Neute Vesnes advanced and captured twenty enemy soldiers. The note adds a public push that War Savings Stamps are within reach for all who wish to save.
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War Office
Government tightens women’s shoe heights in wartime rule
Washington reports a new wartime rule lowering shoe tops under Council of National Defense guidance. Eight inch maximum tops for leather and cloth shoes, six and a half inches for misses, and bans on new lasts. Color limits apply white black or tan. patent leather only black.
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Washington
C. F. C. Stout
Council of National Defense
Concrete ship plant site near Frascati readied for wartime work
Temporary offices for Fred J. Lays and partner firm Fleet Cors lay Co prepare a remodeled club house near Frascati as the base for a huge shipbuilding plant. The project will occupy a Sim property used by Mobile Country Club and aims to boost war production and savings investments.
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