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Newspaper
Mobile Tribune
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1918
Page
3
A fragmentary passage laments widespread demoralization in Germany, arguing moral laws are immutable yet broken by a ruling class that corrupts the people. It contends international crime by the government has bred faithlessness, violence, and greed throughout society as a lesson in private morality.
A fragmented report notes a Red Cross pig raising club contest aiming to boost meat supply. It mentions 1600 voters and 3000 members with diverse professions backing the effort, including bankers merchants and doctors. The contest rewards the member with the most productive pig, amid wartime garden work.
Kilby withdraws from public campaigning citing war work and patriotic duties while the Anti Saloon League cancels statewide speaking tours. The Birmingham News questions motives, notes Kilby and Brandon tensions, and identifies John H. Wallace Jr as a clear anti amendment candidate.
E. Q. Norton of Mobile letters The Tribune saluting editorials and debating Woodrow Wilsons 1918 stance on woman suffrage. Norton argues Southern papers favor state passage while national groups push federal amendment, noting Wilsons backing and local governance ideas.
New York women respond to wartime vacancies by operating elevators in the Waldorf and driving taxis, streetcars, and hotel bell desks. Across the city, clerks in pawnshops face scrutiny amid social debates on tipping and public behavior, while hypnotic street noise and a poem-like closing admonition frame the wartime mood.
A garbled note reports a chemical alarm sounding around dawn lasting briefly with unclear details. It mentions an amine and unusual activity but provides few concrete facts or locations.
Fifty members of the Mobile Business Men's League executive committee are called to a 7 PM meeting at the league headquarters on northeast Royal and St. Francis streets to discuss the upcoming primaries and the organization endorsed candidate. At a Thursday session Paul Danner was elected permanent chairman and Jesse Burke permanent secretary.
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