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Newspaper

Mobile Tribune

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1918

Page

5

Beers and Barons Split Bargain Bill at Monroe Park

In a two game set Beers and Barons split as Raymond Friday yielded a 1 0 loss and Arthur Johnson won 1 0 in the second frame. Comstock dominated for the Bears while Tommy Long faced tougher opposition and Red Smith sparked a fifth inning rally with a clutch single.

Beers Barons Monroe Park Birmingham Ray Friday Arthur Johnson Comstock Bears Tommy Long Red Smith Johnson Wheat Orcutt

War Savings Stamps Drive in 1918 June to August

A War Savings program outlines stamp values for June July and August 1918 with figures for various denominations and a pledge to subscribe through school districts and counties. Crawford Johnson is named as director acting under the United States Treasury.

Wilson United States Secretary of the Treasury War Savings Alabama United States Treasury Department M.sevese

Cross Bearer Thrilling Photoplay at St Vincent's Airdome

The Cross Bearer centers on Cardinal Mercier of Belgium amid German invasion scenes. It shows Belgian suffering and Cardinal protectiveness with grand interiors of Louvain Cathedral and papal settings. Proceeds from screenings at St Vincent's Airdome on June 26 and 27 benefit the St Vincent's School fund.

ST. Vincent’s Cardinal Mercier Belgium Louvain Cathedral Cardinal’s Palace Vatican St. Vincent's Airdome Lawrence Charleston St. Vincent's School Fund

Southern Mobile and New Orleans Lead Weekday Scores

Southern Mobile 0 5 Birmingham 1 1 Chattanooga 1 Little Rock 0 New Orleans 4 Atlanta 1 Memphis Nashville no game

New Orleans Atlanta Memphis-Nashville

Chicago Beats St. Louis 8 to 2 in Showdown

In a brisk schedule, Chicago defeated St. Louis 8 2 as no other games were on the slate. Pittsburgh and Cincinnati played to a 4 15 split in an unclear outcome.

Baseball Standings Update From Washington to Detroit

Washington 5, Philadelphia 4. Cleveland 8, Chicago 2. St Louis 4 4. Detroit 1 2. No other games scheduled.

Southern Football Card Scores Set for Weekend

Southern matchups listed include Birmingham at Mobile, Atlanta at New Orleans, Memphis at Chattanooga, and Nashville at Little Rock.

National matchups grid across major cities

National schedule shows St. Louis at Chicago New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Cincinnati highlighting key Eastern and Midwestern pairings. A compact listing emphasizes intercity rivalries and regional interest in upcoming games.

Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati

Chicago at Detroit and other league matchups

Key games feature Chicago visiting Detroit, Cleveland traveling to St. Louis, Philadelphia playing Washington, and Boston hosting New York in a set of regional basketball encounters.

Chicago Detroit Cleveland St. Louis Philadelphia Washington Boston New York

Bears Beat Barons In High-Scoring Doubleheader Tight Game

Birmingham uses walks and hits in a six run sixth inning to pull ahead as Southworth and Duncan contribute infield and RBI plays. Bears rally with three consecutive walks granting Long control, while Dixie Walks and Walker drive base paths amid a rattling baseball night.

Gle McDaniels Bennett Southworth Mehn Montz Bates Barons Duncan

Walter Pipp Enlists in Naval Aviation Service

Walter Pipp leaves baseball to join naval aviation service and will be unavailable for the Yankees. He was a first base sacker and a heavy slugger whose absence will be felt by the team for the remainder of the season. The Yankees hope he can down German aces in the skies to make up for his loss.

Walter Pipp Naval Aviation Service Yanks Yankee Pipp Huggins

Ban on Pigeon Races in Albany Headlines

Federal justice officials have ordered a ban on carrier pigeon races in Albany New Jersey. All pigeons are to serve as messenger aviators for the government or have their wings clipped stopping the popular local sport.

Albany N. J Federal Department of Justice Uncle Sam

War draft drives Laredo Mexicans to fear and flight

War conditions and the selective draft unleash terror among Mexican residents in Laredo Texas causing families to flee or hide children to dodge enrollment on the scholastic census. Local impact shows a shrinking school roll in the Laredo Independent School District as censuses proceed.

Laredo Tex Laredo Independent School District

Thief Steals Church Runabout in Seattle Downtown

A fearless thief entered a curbside runabout near downtown Seattle and drove off with the car. The vehicle bore First Presbyterian Church markings and two Bibles lay in the driver's seat as the thief vanished. The car belonged to Rev. W. A. Wilson.

Seattle Wash W. A. Wilson First Presbyterian Church

Fake federal officer robs youths in San Francisco

In San Francisco on June 24 a man posing as a federal officer stops youths asking to view draft records and exemptions. He charges $5 to enter names in his records, an apparent hoax and extortion.

San Francisco

Neshoba Anger Over Town Name Change Sparks Sabotage

In Neshoba Tennessee the village formerly Germantown has renamed itself Neshoba amid German and sympathizer unrest. Reports say livestock killings with throats cut have occurred in fields nearby. German residents opposed the change while American residents supported it. Rumors say a Ku Klux Klan chapter may be forming locally.

Neshoba Tenn Germantown Ku Klux Klan

Gas masks issued to Chinese railway passengers

San Francisco June 24 Passengers on Chinese railways are being furnished gas masks as protection against infectious plagues in certain districts according to Captain H Loeber USA who has been here en route from China to Washington

San Francico H. Loeber China Washington

Burial for Jessie Hill in Springfield weighs heavy 450 pounds

In Springfield on June 24 a special casket three times standard size was used for the burial of Jessie Hill a 40 year old woman who died of dyspepsia. She stood six feet tall and stretched thirty two inches across the body from arm to arm.

Springfield Jessie Hill Negress

Rent Notice Reads Of House In Tripune Area

A terse rental notice invites tenants for a house in travel friendly Tripune area. Details are sparse but indicate availability for soon move in with standard arrangements. Prospective renters are advised to contact the listing source for precise terms.

Secretary Baker Reports 809000 Soldiers At Front

Secretary Baker states 809000 American servicemen are in the field. The appeal urges citizens to contribute promptly and support efforts to bring troops home safely and swiftly through diligent saving and alertness.

Baker Toons

Occult science course fails to locate brains

Sam Sanko, an Austrian, rushed to Police Officer J. Connell at City Hall to claim a thief stole his brains four years ago. He said a correspondence course in occult science failed to recover the missing parts and was escorted to the detention hospital.

San Francisco J. Connell Sam Sanko Sanko Connell

Wisconsin firms start Greek cheese production at three plants

Three factories in the state now manufacture Greek cheese, located in Milwaukee, Janesville, and Shawano. The manufacturers say the product has passed the experimental stage and are confident in its commercial future.

Madison Wis Milwaukee Janesville Shawano Sak Cos Ysletitie Wotn Ont

British Forces Report Prisoners and Casualties in Villers Fighting

British troops report capturing prisoners and inflicting casualties in patrol actions around Villers. Details remain sparse as reports from London on June 23 describe ongoing skirmishes and troop movements with no final casualty tally.

London Villers

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