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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1916

Page

2

Italian War Office reports retreat and gains north of Idrielle road

An official Italian war notice says the enemy began retreat north of the Idrielle road under sustained pressure. It lists captured positions including Castel Gamberto Sreistre Mount Longara Gallio Asia go Cesuna and Monte Cengio as pursuit continues vigorously.

Tino Disco Te Cay Lise Idrielle Road Castel Gamberto Sreistre Mount Longara Gallio Asiago Cesuna Monte Cengio

French Capture Part of German Trench in Verdun Sector

Paris dispatch reports a night attack that took a portion of a German trench between Fumin and Chevoaat in the Verdun area. An attack west of Iamount was repulsed while a heavy artillery duel rages west of the Meuse. Berlin confirms pronounced Allied artillery activity from La Basse canal to the Somme.

Paris Fumin and Chevoat Verdu O Iamount French War Office Meuse Berlin London la Basse Canal Somme War Office

Bukovina Crownland Occupied as War Advances Reported

Petrograd reports the occupation of all Bukowina crownland after the capture of Kimpelung at the Carpathians foot. More than 2,000 prisoners taken. Russian forces push along the Pruth toward Kolomea and hold Kilikhof and Tolokhof villages.

Petrograd London Bukowina War Office Kimpelung Carpathians Pruth Kolomea Kilikhof Tolokhof

German High Command Reports Key Western Front Fighting

The official German army statement from Berlin cites important fighting activity in the western theatre along the British front and the northern French line for the past two days.

Berlin London

Germans Press Lutsk Salient As Russians Advance Toward Kovel

Heavy fighting continues west of Sicel on the eastern front as Russians press toward Kovel. German forces report successes near Zaturze with 11,000 Russian prisoners captured and heavy losses. London dispatches note the Lutsk salient developing into the greatest battle of the Russian front with Germans massing to defend the Kovel junction.

Berlin London Sicel Kovel Ice Zaturze Lutsk Salient Petrograd Svidniki

Washington weighs mediation as Pershing reports fire clash

Officials probing mediation options as Ignacio Calderon seeks Lansing interview on U S role. Captain Morey recounts Carrizal fight to bolster a restraint stance, while Juarez reports halt on shipments to General Pershing's forces as Mexican embargo widens.

Pershing Lewis Sydney Morey Carrizal

Germans launch reserves halted by Russian offensive

German reserves were hurled back by the Russians who have turned to the offensive. German prisoners on the French front report Russian gunfire as an inferno comparable to Verdun.

Verdun

Fifth Band Concert Tuesday P M Fine Program Is Arranged

The fifth public band concert of the season will be Tuesday in Bienville Square. Drago's concert band will perform a dance oriented program for children with police instructed to warn boys from railing seating and tripping dancers. The schedule includes marches One Step Fox Trot and the finale National Emblem among selections such as Signal From Mars Laddie Myosotis and America I Love You.

Bienville Square Drago The Chamber of Commerce Mars CNN Myosotis Hamlin Rifles America Saba Wien

Board Tax Equalizers Hear 600 Cases In Second Week

The equalizers began the second week of sessions at 9 am with over 550 cases heard last week and more than 50 today. Reductions were granted for properties on Reed Avenue Bayou la Barre Palmetto George streets and others as hearings continue through the week and into August. Notable reductions include Mrs H O Austin W E Tew Cora S Cawthon H Snow Josie M Kopf Mary T Neinreither and Andrew Glennon with property values trimmed at several locations.

Equalization Board Bush James K. Glennon W. K. Syson Tacon Place H. O. Austin Palmetto and George Streets W. E. Tew Bayou la Barre Park Place Cora Cawthon Reed Avenue Hamilton H . Snow Josie M. Kopf North Conception Street Mary T. Neinreither East Marine South Augusta Andrew Glennon Elmira Chatham

Mallory Line Vessel Not Delayed by Strike

Mallory Line workers strike over wage demands but do not delay the steamer Sabine which sails at daylight. Non union longshoremen loaded the ship as police kept watch. The union seeks time and a quarter for night work and extra holiday rates affecting about 150 to 175 workers.

Mallory Line Sabine Hegro Labor Mobile Pensacola Port Mallory

General Ricaut Removed for Failure to Attack Americans

LAREDO Texas June 26 It was unofficially reported that General Alfredo Ricaut commander of the northeastern Mexico border patrol was removed and General Emiliano Nafarrate reinstated now at Tampico The change was said to stem from Ricauts failure to attack American forces pursuing bandits on June 17.

EL Paso Texas Mexican Northwestern Railroad Juarez General Pershing Casas Grandes Mexico Laredo Tex Carranza Alfredo Ricaut Emiliano Nafarrate Tampico Ricaut

Nebraska to Rush All Troops at Once

Adjutant General Hall received orders from the war department to rush all troops to the border at once. The Fremont signal corps and the first battalion of the Fourth regiment entrain today. The field hospital corps of Lincoln entrained last Sunday night.

Lincoln Neb Adjutant-General Hall War Department Fremont Signal Corps Field Hospital Corps of

Enlisting Fireman to Get Job Upon Return

Thorvald Hansen previously left Fire Company No. 8 to enlist in the army and will retain his position on return. At a mass rally in Bienville Square he was among the first to speak as recruitment continued. Commissioner Laz Schwarz announced the department would keep firemen on the rally.

Thorvald Hansen No. 8 Hansen Bienville Square Laz Schwarz Fire Department

Lyon Manuf Co Beauty Pie Ad Near Brooklyn

An impressionistic ad note from a printed page touts beauty pie products from Lyon Manufacturing Co located at 42 South Street Brooklyn. It highlights easy beauty gains and sales rhetoric aimed at customers.

Lady Ie Lyon Manuf. Co South Street Brooklyn

Gayles Sentenced Seven Months in County Court

Levy Gayles was sent to seven months on a county road for abusing Deputy Sheriff George Mills and resisting arrest. The inferior court heard the case after Gayles was charged with abusive conduct and spent time in the county road.

Levy Gayles George Mills Arest

Alleged Robber Sent To Jail Without Bail

Jessie Lewis was held to city court without bail by Judge Chamberlain after arraignment in the inferior criminal court. It was shown he held up and robbed Francis Bussey and stole her pocketbook and $2.50.

Jessie Lewis Chamberlain Lewis Inferior Criminal Court Francis Bussey

Pier head at Battles to be finished by July 4

The pier head at Battles, Alabama, will be rebuilt by July 4. The contract for the rebuild was awarded by W. B. to Jett-Maths city.

Battles Ala Jett-Maths ~ City W. B

Virginia Troop Chief Appointed for Richmond Duty

An order directs the lieutenant of the department to proceed to Richmond to take command as chief officer for Virginia troops.

Virginia Camp Newport News L Lsutenant Richmond Virginia

Masonic and fraternal lodge meetings listed for Mobile area

Today schedules include Lodge No 40 meeting at 8 pm at Ma sonic Temple of Eagles Mobile 880 and 761/2 Dauphin street. A F and A M Mobile meets 7 30 pm at Ma sonic Temple. Other unions and associations gather at Central Trades Council Hall and Lyric Theatre for mass meetings and public sessions.

Ordock Pythian Een Moose Hat Masonic Mobile A. F A. M Masonic Temple of Eagles Mobile Aerieve Dauphin Street Mobile Dam Ore Union Lodge Oda Felton Brotherhood Boilermakers and Iron Local Central Trades Council Association of Plumbers Comatpaca Central Trades Hall United B of Carpenters and of America Independent Order of Beavers Beavers County Commissioners Mobile Hibernians

Farewells for Ten Mobile Soldier Boys at Depot

Crowds gather Sunday as fathers mothers and families from nearby towns bid farewell to Jim Will Bob Sam and Zeke from Mobile’s battalion. The departure overshadows other events and soldiers receive support from sweethearts and rural communities.

Parks and Other Places Jim Will Bob Sam Zeke Mobile Mobile County

Mobilization of First Regiment Heads Toward Mexican Border

Crowds gathered around the armory as recruiting continued into Sunday night. The Mobile contingent of the First Regiment prepared ten first class coaches five freight cars and a flat car for departure with trains set to leave at 5 30. Recruits signed up through the night with at least fifty men enlisted from Sunday evening to midnight. Dabney Berrey of Albright Wood’s drug store joined the sanitary corps as regimental pharmacist.

Cawthon Hotel Dabney Berrey Albright & Wood St. Francis and Royal Streets Sanitary Corps

Enlistments Reported for Sunday Afternoon Units

Sunday afternoon enlistments list multiple names across Sanitary Corps Company E Company M Machine Gun Company and the regimental ranks. Notables include William Dukes Emile M Baumhauer James W Braddy Peter Holt Byron Allef and W H Williams with Ww P Schurch Alonso Wen and Eugene B Eastburn among machine gunners. Ernst H Bick a Mobile boy named regimental sergeant major by Col F M Maddox.

Sanitary Corps William Dukes Emile M. Baumhauer Francis J. Reed Joseph W. Bodely James F. Vaughn Daphney Berry William Howard Cook Leslie J. Richard Stuart Cochrane Caro James W. Braddy Peter Holt J. E. McAlister J. J. McGuire Byron Allef Frank Naylor Francis Lynch A. J. Williams W. H. Williams Ww. P. Schurch Alonso Wen William N.wigfield Leslie H. Burnette Amos L. Johnson Percy Lee Sadler John A. Graham Eugene B. Eastburn Ernst H. Bick F. M. Maddox Sunday Arereoes

Virtual embargo on Mexico planned during tense relations

Washington reports a virtual embargo on US Mexico commerce is planned by the administration pending relations. Customs inspectors have halted border shipments since Saturday and arms and ammunition have been barred for weeks. The plan would extend prohibitions to block goods potentially used in military operations against the United States.

Washington United States Mexico

Honorary Captain Receives Toast From MG Company

Mr Taylor, named honorary captain of the Machine Gun Company, delivered a short talk to the unit. He attempted to thank the members but broke down in tears, saying words could not express his gratification. Lieutenant Davis offered a response and urged the men to remember Col Taylor as the greatest friend the company has.

Taylor Mr. Taylor Colonel Taylor Lieut. Davisoh Col. Taylor

Funeral for Raymond Emmett Tyrrell Held at St Patrick’s

The funeral for Raymond Emmett Tyrrell, who died last Saturday from an accidental revolver discharge, was held Monday at 10:30 am from 350 Broadgood Street. Services followed at St Patrick’s Church at 11. Rev Father Henry officiated with Rev Father John W. Dunne present. Burial was in Catholic cemetery with Mapleamp Woodmen of the World pallbearers.

Raymond Emmett Tyrrell Broodgood Street Father Henry St. Patrick's Catholic Church John W. Dunne St. Matthew’s Church Messrs Patrick Collins Thomas Collins Moxey Coster Arthur Clarke A. J. Willett William Barkman Mapleamp, Woodmen of the World

Public Health Sayings and Typhoid Death Rate Note

The text references public health ideas about daily routines and complexion, notes the typhoid death rate cut since 1900, and claims pneumonia kills many Americans yearly. It mentions localities, a flyless town, and a cesspool draining well as ominous imagery.

Yellow Streak Tied to Guardsmen Who Refused Oath

About 140 Maryland National Guard members in camp at Laurel refused the three years reserve oath. Several were banded together and their uniforms marked with yellow then marched through company streets while comrades shouted see the yellow streak in them.

Baltimore Maryland National Guard Laurel

Fourth Alabama Troops Ready to Move to Border

Mobilization began in Montgomery as troop trains arrived. The Fourth Regiment is expected to be ready to move to the border within the week with over three thousand men in camp.

Alabama Montgomery Ala

Fabretta Fined for Speeding in Down District

John Fabretta was fined 10 dollars on Monday by the recorder for violating the speed limit. He was driving an auto truck in the down district at more than 15 miles per hour.

John Fabretta Fabretta Down

Roosevelt Urges Progressives to Back Hughes Split

The national committee met with Matthew Hale presiding in Murdock's absence. Four options discussed included a third party ticket, substituting Hughes for Roosevelt, endorsing Hughes, or not endorsing any candidate. John M. Parker cited Roosevelt's lack of support for Hughes and suggested retiring from the ticket if a central or western replacement seemed best.

Party Matthew Hale Massachusetts Victor Murdock Kansas R Vel Hughes Roosevelt Progressive Progressive Party John M. Parker Louisiana Decla Parker United States Supreme Court

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