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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1916

Page

5

Bulgarians Begin Advance Against Front of Salonika

Paris dispatch reports Bulgarian troops in the Florina and Monastir area have begun an advance toward Saloniki. Separately, Czernowitz fell to Russian forces with Austrian evacuation following Pruth passage. German infantry attack north of Hill 321 repulsed. bombardment continued at Dead Man Hill and Chattan Court region.

Saloniki Paris Havas Florina Monastir War Office Dead Man Hill Chattancourt

Russians Recapture Czernowitz After Heavy Fighting

Russian forces under General Lechnitzky entered Czernowitz the capital of Bukovina after fierce clashes in the suburbs and along the Pruth. The capture follows a brutal bombardment causing civilian flight and Austrian evacuation. Both sides reportedly suffered heavy losses as Austrians retreat toward the Carpathians.

London Pruth Czernowitz Lechnitzky Bukowina

Austrians Press Offensive in Trentino Amid Russian Drives

Rome reports the Austrians continue their Trentino offensive and have not withdrawn troops due to the Russian eastward push. Italian counteroffensive gains are noted in Freanzala and Sugana as Austrian attacks are repulsed.

Rome London Trentino War Office Freanzala Sugana

Meetings of Masonic and Friendly Societies in Mobile

Listing of fraternal and trade union meetings in Mobile at various halls and times. includes I O O F and Knights groups, Masonic lodges, Eagles, Boilermakers, Blacksmiths, Plumbers and other local unions with locations such as Dauphin street and Central Trades Council Hall.

Knights and Ladies of Security Odd Fellows’ Hall Masonic—Mobile Lodge No. 40 A. F A. M Masonic Temple Fraternal Order of Eagles—Mobile Aerie Dauphin Street Mobile Dam International Blacksmiths and Helpers Central Trades Council Hall Journeymen Plasterers United Association of Plumbers Central Trades Council

Queen Theatre Presents Pilgrims and Petwork Comedy

The Queen Theatre shows Queen-The Pilgrims a Mutual feature with Anna Little Frank Bozarge Bert Delaney and Gladys Leslie in Petersons Pierful Plight Falstaff Mutual picture from Than houser Film Corp. Escapades of Estelle cartoon by Harry Palmer See America First Travel Series No 39 Montgomery views Gumont company Mutual picture Royal Theatre closes after no show yesterday

American Film Co., Inc Queen Theatre Anna Little Frank Bozargé Bert Delaney Gladys Leslie Peterson Thanhouser Film Corp Estelle Harry Palmer America Montgomery Ala Gumont Company Royal J. N. Camack Royal Theatre

Militia Called Up as Federal Service Looms

States including Oregon Georgia Maine Indiana Montana Colorado Idaho Illinois North Dakota Ohio Virginia Washington Mississippi Vermont Tennessee Missouri and New York are asked to furnish militia for 160000 plus men for two weeks or a month. Senate and House military leaders meet at the White House amid plan to make militia oath service immediate under the army bill draft provision.

Oregon Georgia Maine Indiana Montana Colorado Itaho Illinois North Dakota Ohio Virginia Washington Mississippi Vermont Tennessee Missouri New York Chamberlain Senate Miltary Committee Hay House Military Committee White House Army Organization War Department Congress

Mobilization Planned for Central U S Guards to Mexico

Chicago officials say about 4000 guardsmen from the city will head to the Springfield mobilization camp within 48 hours. Major General Thomas H. Barry’s Central department issues the national call for Mexican border service. Railroad officials in Chicago prepare for rapid troop movement.

Chicago Central Department Thomas H. Barry Springfield Ill

New York Illinois and Pennsylvania Troops Go First

At San Antonio headquarters General Funston plans to request the War Department to send first the militia from New York Pennsylvania and Illinois. War department will designate units but Funston believes these states’ forces can be used immediately. Officers favor home station organizing and drilling before sending troops south for border service.

San Antonio Tex Funston War Department New York Pennsylvania Illinois Texas New Mexico Arizona

General Funston reviews U S Mexico border readiness

The article notes General Funston and staff focusing on maintaining balance with Mexico until militia units arrive. Officials estimate state troops unlikely to reach border stations before ten days and only a small portion of 82 000 expected troops usable. Authorities warn or deter aggression and promise swift action if attacked while seeking averting measures if possible.

Mexico General Pershing Trevino Pershing Funston

Benjamin Schwartz Dies. Noted Gun Shot Expert and Printer

Benjamin Schwartz, a renowned wing shot and longtime Houston resident born Mobile, died Monday at 10 30 AM at his mother in law Mrs M E Russell's home in Mobile. He worked as a typographical compositor and linotype operator for Houston papers and won numerous shooting trophies across the United States. Survived by his widow Mamie Russell, his mother, two sisters, brother Louis Schwartz, all of Houston, and other relatives.

Benjamin Schwartz Houston Texas M. E. Russell North Broad Street Mr. Schwarz United States Mr. Schwartz Charleston Street Broad Marine Mobile Register Old Weekly Item International Typographian Union Schwartz Mamie Russell Mobile Louis Schwartz

County to Compel Citizens to Keep Up Sidewalk Property

At a regular meeting of the board of revenue and road commissioners, with full membership present, bills were approved. Complaints about holes in sidewalks in Little Stickney Hollow were filed asking repairs. The board's attorney said sidewalks are city property, to be kept by citizens, but he would investigate and report back. The matter was laid over on motion.

Board F Revenue and Road Commissioners Little Stickney Hollow

Films Await Master Drama From Page Four

The essay argues moving pictures could blend reality and fantasy to convey poetic works like the Dream, with phonograph accompaniment enhancing lines. It warns stage limitations create puppet like incongruity, while cinema may someday present Shakespeare’s visions to mass audiences.

Mobile Guardsmen Depart For Montgomery Mobilization

Mobile soldiers at the Armory wait in formation as officers prepare orders to march. Citizens cheer as the First Regiment lines up for meals then moves toward Montgomery with some men already taking oaths to defend the country.

Royal Street Armory Ustil

Marriage Licenses Issued in Probate Court

The following licenses were issued Monday morning in probate court White Emile McLeod and Littie St Clair Colored Robert McCloud and Nellie Mae Pears.

Emile McLeod Littie St. Clair Robert McCloud Nellie Mae Pears

Mobile troops mobilized as duty calls in Mobile armory

Morning scenes at the Mobile battalion armory show non coms instructing squads in the manual of arms. Sergeant Frank Coleman of the Gulf City Guards led over forty men while a civilian crowd watched. Tom McCulloch, a former Mobile Rifles sergeant, offered his services to Colonel Maddox.

Frank Coleman Gulf City Guards Coleman Tom McCulloch The Mobile Rifles Maddox Monday

Militia Mobilization Near Montgomery Delayed Open

Reports indicate militia units including Fairhope Theodore and the First Regiment were ordered to mobilize but remained in unspecified locations until Monday. Colonel Maddox anticipated full company roll calls at the armory by nightfall as men drifted in by noon.

Montgomiery Fairhope Theodore Maddox

Water service interrupted for hydrant move near post office

Through necessity of moving a fire hydrant at the new post office building part of the water system from St Michael Street to Congress and from Royal to Claiborne streets will be closed off on Tuesday afternoon June 20th from 2 to 6 p.m. Consumers will please prepare for this emergency. Mobile Waterworks.

Post Office St. Michael Street Congress Royal Claiborne Streets

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