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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
9
Dora Wehman of North Jackson street was once a German born American citizen through marriage, later deemed an enemy alien after failing to register. She said misunderstanding caused noncompliance, turned over to authorities and released after complying. she has a son at Camp Lewis.
In Judge Lambs court the Marehell v Northern Pacific case paused for a reception to John D Ryan and General Kenley, with jurors dismissed for the day as train delays stretched proceedings. A Copenhagen to Gothenburg report notes Count von Luxburg, ex German minister to Argentina, arrived in Europe after Buenos Aires. In St Louis, over 500 women have taken clerical roles in banks, proving more efficient than men while employers cite only a law restricting women to an eight hour day.
Paris reports examination of German prisoners taken by the Allies shows Austrians with Germans on the western front. Slavs from southern Austria among the wounded in Paris hospitals say they were redistributed to avoid disaffection. Kosovic, a prisoner from Austria, recounts brutal fighting, the surprise of the Allied push, and relief at meals and baths from Americans and French. Prisoners mention Polish regiments’s tension and Austrian farmers seeking work in Germany.
Reports to the state food administration show 809 penalties in ten months, with 50 firms ordered to quit or suspend business and 500 individuals and firms taking voluntary Red Cross donations to avoid tougher federal action. Notable cases include Jaburg Bros of New York selling sugar at high prices and other punishments for disobedience. Local administrations mirror federal enforcement and penalize violators.
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