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Newspaper

Mobile Tribune

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1918

Page

17

Mobile Welcomes State Auto Dealers Three-Day Session

Mobile hosts Alabama automobile dealers for a July eight to ten convention. J A Rountree of the United States Good Roads Association attends to propose reforms in tax license laws and roads legislation. R J Barr reports on a year of growth in the industry and C R Field notes rising membership and member benefits.

Mobile Alabama Automobile Dealers’ Aves Alabama J. A. Rountree United States Good Roads Association R. J. Barr State Highway Commission

Seaburg Named Delegate to Carmen Meet in Louisville

J. E. Seaburg elected as delegate from Louisville to the Railway Carmen of America national convention to be held in July in Louisville. He received a gold watch and chain from local members for his work organizing the branch.

Railway Carmen of America Louisville Nashville J. E. Seaburg Seaburg

Catholic Laymen Retreat at Spring Hill College

Announcement states the Mobile Catholic Laymen's Society will hold a retreat at Spring Hill College from July 30 to July 23 midnight. Rev. J. J. Nevin S J of the college faculty leads the event with about forty members participating.

Spring Hill Mobile Catholic Laymen's Society Spring Hill College J. J. Nevin S. J

Comrade in Air Writes to Paul Baer's Father

A letter from Lieut. Charles Wilcox confirms Lieut. Paul F. Baer of the 163rd Aero Squadron was forced to land behind German lines after an encounter with German planes. Baer is believed confined in a German prison. Wilcox notes Baer’s likely motor trouble, and promises to send his letters and belongings if no news arrives within ten days. The Escadrille Spa-80 mourns his loss while vowing continued search and support for Baer’s family.

Paul F. Baer 163Rd Aero Squadron Escadrille Wehrlé A. E. Baer South Conception Street Mobile Charles Wilcox Baer Bater Girobx Chas. Wilcox Hero Squadron 8. C HE. F

Oscar L Gray Encourage Re-Election in Alabama District

A political advertisement endorses Oscar L Gray, claiming his record as solicitor and congressman proves loyalty and sound judgment. It urges voters in Alabama s First District to re elect him, citing support for the President and a Rivers and Harbors focus including Harbor projects and increased appropriations.

Oscar L. Gray Alabama Feons First Judicial Circuit House of Representatives Fresiders House Rivers and Harbors Committee Kile Congress Exp Europe

King George Learns to Throw Baseball Ahead of July Fourth Game

London June 29 King George VI is learning to throw a baseball for an upcoming July 4 exhibition between American teams. Arlie Latham, former major leaguer, tutored him and will umpire the game. The king practices at the palace and hopes to deliver a proper first ball in a display deemed to win approval amid wartime costs.

London King George \s Arlie Latham Latham Eagle Y. M. Co. A

Wilkins Not Arrested for Draft Law Violation

A Calvert Alabama resident F Wilkins was not arrested for allegedly failing to register under the selective draft law. He was discharged honorably when arraigned on June 5.

F. Wilkins Calvert, Ala

Undertakers Warn Costly Delays At Alton Convention

Members of the State Undertakers Association finish a three day convention in Alton warning that delaying funerals raises costs. The speakers stress urgency and reference the phrase don’t kick the bucket.

The Undertakers State Undertakers’ Association Alton Til

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C. R. Field Carmen Tribune John McDuffie Monroeville Ala Comrade IN Air Paul Baer Jos. Patt D. V.S St.Michael St North Water St First Congressional District United States Butler England Ball Wilkins N. Royal Street MADE SHG Mobile, Alabama
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