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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1918

Page

15

Transfer of Four Thousand Troops at Camp Lewis

Camp Lewis Washington May 24 reports the 160th depot brigade with fifteen hundred fifty woven men to be transferred into various organizations of the Ninety first division to fill vacancies. The largest transfer in months will free depot brigade space for incoming troops while the Ninety first prepares to absorb transferees. An inactive list process and shipyard work protests surface among soldiers, with additional notes on infirmary insignia and camp improvements by Corp. Thomas Ieron and Private Wine tcha.

Camp Lewis Wash 160Th Depot Brigade Chine Kun Battalion Seattle I Red Cross Insignia Corps 185Th Corp. ‘Thomas Ieron Winetcha Rhelsey Tndrmary

Texas Cattle Devour Wings of the Planes

A distorted report notes Texas cattle posing a risk to aircraft by eating the wings of planes when machines are left unsupervised. Cadets reportedly trained to never leave ships unattended, even far from roads, amid rumors of cattle interference and fears of damage to fields and crops.

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Search Continues for Kelso Murder Case

Reported investigation goes on with no clear suspect as authorities pursue clues in a case linked to a man killed and his body hidden. The fragment also notes a patent for a twisted wire clothespin used like a wooden one, suggesting a varied crime and innovation mix in the era.

Custodian Seizes German Holdings In U S Assets

New York May 24. A Mitchell Palmer the property custodian announced seizure of seven corporations mostly in Massachusetts as principal American representatives of Industry planned to supply cotton to the German government. The firms include England Waste and Linters contracting companies with holdings totaling nearly 4 million dollars and linked to Wolf & Sons, one of the world’s largest cotton houses.

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