German Pressure Exposed by Exiled American Dentist
Dr A N Davis, once of Piqua Ohio and long time resident of Berlin, describes harsh travel restrictions and policing of Americans in Germany. He recalls Americans in Berlin facing strict passes, frequent police reporting, and limited freedoms while German subjects in the US enjoy greater liberty. He notes German press promotes anti American sentiment and predicts further action despite stalled war aims.
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Telegraph and Telephone Accountant Arrested for Embezzlement
Claude T. Boyles, an accountant with the Alaskan Engineering Commission in Anchorage since May 1916, was arrested in Seward for embezzling about 4759 dollars. Special investigator John H. Robinson said Boyles admitted thefts from multiple departments, with monthly amounts from fifty to five hundred dollars, as the audit refined the total.
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Romance Fizzles as Soldier Receives Red Cross Sweater Note
Private BE A James of San Francisco selected a Red Cross sweater from Camp Lewis Washington. He attached a lonely note to the maker. A South Dakota rural mail carrier replied, revealing she knits at night to aid three sons in the army. The Red Cross appeals for help.
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