Berliner German Press Smears America Says Dr Davis
Dr A N Davis recounts Berlin life two months after leaving the German capital. He notes heavy German propaganda against the United States and limited press focus on America besides war aims. He describes strict travel controls for Americans, leniency toward Germans in the US, and the heavy police surveillance faced by Americans in Berlin.
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America
United States
Germany
England
Gery
Clos
Berlin
Tie
Newappy
York
Embezzlement Charge Against Anchorage Accountant
Claude T Boyles, an accountant with the Alaskan Engineering Commission since 1916, is jailed in Anchorage after allegedly embezzling 4759.07 from the commission. Special investigator John H Robinson cites admitted thefts from August 1916 onward, with monthly pilferages from $50 to $500 while resident in Anchorage.
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Nell . Melnenny
Chicago
Anchorage
Commercia
Roanoke
Boyles
Nary
B. H. Barndollar
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Seward Gateway
Claude T. Boyles
Telegraph and Telephone Department
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Seward
John H. Robinson
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Valdez
Terreste
Romance of a Red Cross Sweater Sparks Long Distance Bond
Private B E A James of San Francisco received a sweater from Camp Lewis Washington with a note asking the maker to write. A South Dakota rural mail carrier, who knitted at night, responded to support three sons in the army. The Red Cross appeals for more fabric and effort.
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Wash
Red Cross
BE. A. James
San Francisco
South Dakota
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J. LL. Sale
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