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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1915
Page
2
Excerpted soldier’s account describes battlefield sounds from shells and bombs to rifle crackling and machine guns. Night in trenches brings digging, reliefs, and distant transport. the piece notes varied noises and the mix of terror and routine hearing in war zones.
In Cockspur Street a small War Office casualties inquiry room gathers grieving families seeking news of sons and husbands. A desk official reads casualty lists while parents and siblings await word, some hopeful, most broken, as the front line memory persists.
Chicago judge Sabath says lack of mutual understanding is the leading cause of unhappy marriages. He cites interference from relatives and near-rooms living as damaging, urges couples to marry after long acquaintance and to establish homes of their own. He notes moderation in drinking and warns against overindulgence.
Unprecedented move by Becker asks Governor Whitman to reconsider testimony that convicted him. Key witness Rose swore at trial and four associates Webb er Draney Walton Schepps Luben sought immunity and may testify for the state. Becker plans writ of error and federal appeal if denied. Rose seeks legal advice in Boston on a possible statement. Webber also reportedly conscience stricken and seeks to aid, despite counsel.
In the Doeberitz interment camp English prisoners form a theater group giving plays and vaudeville shows. Russian painters hold studios and display art, while cobblers among the Russians repair boots using salvaged leather. The piece laments the impact of joy riders on coffin makers.
London shoppers press for prompt service and home delivery. Authorities note immediate effect with parcel handling improved and store staff responding to requests. Customers advocate more time to collect orders and smoother execution of purchases.
Report notes California bans on one piece swimsuits for women drawn from beach incidents. Observers mention lifeguards and police reacting to exposed fashion. Suburban shops hire more young workers. households complain lightly. Regal Street observers witness fashionable youths carrying home daring attire amid peacetime decorum questions.
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