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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1918
Page
14
A middle aged woman applied for a chauffeur position as offices seek staff, noting she can drive and operate a switchboard. The article mentions rising demand for dressmakers, teachers, stenographers, and hospital attendants. a Colorado couple sought hospital work, and nurses and candy packers also appeared, with Galen tuberculosis hospital specified.
Amsterdam dispatch reports Captain Beerfelde’s memorandum accusing 1914 German leaders of crimes and deceits. He urges immediate arrest of ex-Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg and threatens to seek Swiss asylum if Reichstag rejects the demand. The note cites Prince Lichnowsky’s statements on Germany’s responsibility.
A suit to recover possession of property in the Grand auction was heard by Judge John V. Dwyer yesterday. Damages for detention and rent of 500 a month are asked. A jury was obtained from Judge Lamb's court. Attorney H A Tyrand for the plaintiff and Joseph H Griffin for the defendants. The case likely finished today. Judge Dwyer also signed an order in the estate of Dwight W Hughes granting the widow all household goods and an allowance of 100 a month.
Emmett McGrath formerly chief deputy clerk of the district court and Thomas Kelly once chief deputy county official left Camp Kearney in France with a contingent that departed Butte on June 29. Messages from friends describe their wartime journey and a brief, personal anecdote about a fiancé.
Vladimir Goriachevsky, builder of the Murman Railroad from Mourmansk to Northern Rus, arrived in Washington to assist the United States and Entente Allies in planning any military movement from this base to relieve the Russian people from German oppression.
Washington July 20 Army casualty list reports killed in action died of wounds died of disease died of accident wounded severely wounded slightly missing and more. The list includes Privates Jacob B. Miller Lacey Wash Clement Sesse A Nut street John Rothle Westwood Cal Major James M. McCloud London George W am Frank Booma Portsmouth etc. Also includes Sergeants Majors Corporals and various locations from Oakland Cal to Buffalo N.Y. The record also notes corrections and ongoing casualty tallies for 1918.
Washington reports no official word on a break in relations between Turkey and Germany. Officials note Turkish efforts to cultivate Allied governments in Switzerland and suggest a shift after the throne’s recent change in Constantinople. Strong anti German sentiment grows as Turkey faces food and supply shortages and unfulfilled German aid pledges.
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