Nationwide German Alien Women Registered During War
United States authorities begin a six day register from June 17 to 24 requiring every German alien woman in the U S to be fingerprinted photographed and issued an identification card for wartime duration. Married American women of German spouses must register unless they reclaim citizenship. German women naturalized are exempt. many details and procedures are specified for post offices police chiefs and marshals.
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Washington
D. C
United
United States
Gregory
Corman
Alsace-Lorraine
Schieswig-Holsteim
Germany
Rego
Searet
Sigmed
Scch
Hawaii
Philippines
John W. Griffin
Donrelmann & Piggott
Carey Block
Carey Avenue
171 Street
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Joseph Henry Griffin
John Albert Griffin
London Sees Shortage of Matches Forces A Light Across Streets
London endures its greatest matches shortage since modern lighters arrived. Smokers ask strangers for a light, hotels and clubs revive old lamps, and Americans bring their own matches. Submarine warfare and wartime shipping delays limit English supplies, awaiting U S shipments to ease the deficit.
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London
Universal
Sweden
United States
Americas
America
Pity Poor Military Police in France Says The War News
A World War I field vignette describes American military policemen in France as fac ing ridicule yet duty bound. MPs face constant hazards and moral pressure while some are relieved, and soldiers mock them as they patrol near the trenches. A cartoonish incident shows a hostile prod by a thirsty infantryman and a near miss from shell fire.
Four Tellers on Duty at Stock Growers Bank Noon Payday
Special arrangements by The Stock Growers National Bank place all four tellers on duty during the noon payday to serve customers quickly. Cash four pay checks at The Stock Growers National Bank.
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Stock Growers National Bank
Westphalia Reputation Deepens Amid Juvenile Crime Surge
Amster dam reports Westphalia seen as Germanys worst party for juvenile crime. Prosecutions rose from 4832 in 1977 to 96000 in 1917, about fivefold, while general crime rose less. A reformatories director told a juvenile care congress in Hamm that facilities are overflowing and authorities are at a loss how to handle the rising demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Westphalia
Germany
Hamm
Personal Crisis Reports Decline As War Continues
The British Medical Journal notes a drop in personal crisis reports relative to population as war persists. Among males, rates per million living were 157 in ten years to 1900, 151 in 1914, 205 in 1915 to 1916, with a slight rise. Among women deaths by own action fell from 47 in 1901-10 to 45 in 1914 and 1916, then 38 in 1916. The greatest male reduction occurred ages 46 to 65, while middle aged women showed little decline. The journal attributes gains to wartime employment and new opportunities broadening outlook.
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Lontion
British Medical Journal
Population of Tokio Rises by Sixty-Eight Thousand
Tokio reports population at year end reaching 349,620, up 68,000 from the prior year. The average two year increase stands around 74,000, reflecting steady growth amid broader urban changes.
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Tokio
Trench Mouth Bothering Physicians In War Byline
London reports trench mouth a war disease drawing attention of army doctors in Britain and France with cases under observation in both forces. Swiss frontier decree bars foreign draft dodgers and restricts suspected deserters with mass expulsion near borders.
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London
Germany
Notice of Sale of Bonds for School District Five
Public notice announces bids for four $1,000 negotiable bonds of School District Number Five, Uinta County Wyoming, dated August 1 1918, bearing 6 percent interest, payable annually. Bonds redeemable after seven years, due August 1 1925, bid deadline July 25 1918, at 8 p.m. at Lone Tree, Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Bonda
Board of Trustees
Uinta
Dellara
A. D
Towit
County of
State of
Herbert J. Gregory
Lone Tree
Clarbert J. Gregory
Uinta County
School
Distriet Nuteher Pires
Sugar Prospects In Germany Are Bad
Amsterdam reports the German economic correspondent forecasts sugar production for the coming season at 150000 tons versus 2600000 in peacetime. Labor shortages from Poland hinder beet work, civilian needs loom, and reduced sugar card distribution is anticipated unless Ukraine supplies improve. Stock Growers National Bank advertises old papers for sale at Lead.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Poland
Ukraine
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Imme
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Army
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Sheila
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Carey Avs
A. B
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service
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Plare
A. L
W. 26Th St
Capitol Ave
A. R. Cowan
Palo
Wye
Cheyanne
Cadillac
Conway
Alta Vista
George Karrick
Salh
Davenport
Russell
FL & Williama
Diamond
Wyo
W. 35Th Street
Boward
Snyder St
Berne
Goraramnot
Switzerland
Switserland
Mallanes
Sherman
Department of the Interior
U. 6
Gerhard M. Mason
Little Bear
U. & Land Office
Jume
1918
Pames Ane Witinensen
Harry Wright
Ode Shelton
Charles Wright
Howard Wright
Meadow
Will Reid
Uiota
State of Wyoming
Jane
Clark
Lead
Florine Soapino Telephone
Bidewalks
eLake & Finuheere
Deertist
Citizens National Bank
A. Baerresen
Carey Ave
St. Wroming
Merepatrick
Garey Ave
John Chas
Thompson, SR
Bresnahan Pit
Ptatie
Naochos Netary Public
Capito
Ave
Rene & OD
Cheyenno Wroming
Shang Hai
Weat Seventeenth Steet
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