Czar Abdicates After Great Revolt in Russia
Chaos sweeps Petrograd and Moscow as the czar abdicates after a major uprising. Grand Duke Michael acts as regent while empress Alexandra is placed under guard. a new national cabinet forms with Prince Loof and other reformist figures. Troops and factions clash, ministers are killed, and a provisional government is established amid broad unrest and martial action.
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Moscow
Crap Nebolws
Russia
Mighaiel Alexandresiot
Furs Tecel
Alexis
Conte Beri
Alexander Pratpev
Interior Department
Prince Lyoff
Czar
Tlenslon
Maret
Petrogriat
Tsarskne-Sely
Niels
Hissin Eptal
Ifarnigtinn
Alexandea
Nicholas
Alewandra
Ibussia
Alix
Hesse-Darinsty
Duma
Noribed
Hiu Char
Prince Looff
Tele
Conneil
Triner
Georges E. Lye
Paul Nv. Milloukot
Russian Revolution Report From London Dispatch
A Reuters Petrograd dispatch from March 14 describes streets filled with hunger stricken crowds and ongoing civil violence in Russia. It notes blame shifts to German influences and questions war advocacy while commenting on rumors and public mood.
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Duma
Petro Weenesday
Kronstadt
Hoi Jan Val
Gulf of Sintwad
Porragind
Pepetiumt
Taskine
Neenstadt
Durin
Copenhager Ekstrabladet
London
Reuter
Petrograd
Fesputin
Russhi
Sbe
Arkansas Labor Appointments and Prohibition Bills Stir State
Little Rock Governor Browder names Ren De Brickhouse as state commissioner of labor and T A Wilson as deputy, though Wilson declines. Clary remains commissioner. debates over Shackleford law and bone dry bills continue amid highway and education reports. Legislative wrangles include liquor measures, inspections, and a statewide primary set for April 14.
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Little Rock
Browner
Ren de Brickhouse
Tabor
de Clary
Warren
T A. Wilson
Pine Bhat
E. J McKinley
Parigould
Wilson
Brough
T L
Clary
Cabiness
Senate
House
Hauer
Supreme Swort
State Tax Commission Sets Plan to Update Property Assessments
The State Tax Commission outlines changes to county clerks and township assessments under a new law. The revised list will add a taxpayer intake column for self assessment and a column for township boards to record equalized assessments alongside the current county official produced list.
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Commission
Governor announces new highway appointees and local incorporations
Governor names Edgar Brewster of Pine Bluff to the Advisory Board of the State Highway Commission and says Ro R Thompson will be named later after Tom Burris’ term ends April 1. Missouri firm Morens Burlham Incorporation granted charter. Hoynton Oil and Gas Company and Fort Smith Metal Products Company receive Arkansas permits and filing notices. Miller County Farm Company Texarkana capitalized at 9000 and engaged in general merchandise farming.
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Rough
Edgar Brewster
Pine Bluff
State Highway Commission
Ro R Thompson
Crescent College of
Eureka Springs
Highway Commission
Tom Burris
Morens Burlham Construction Company
Lown of Missouri
Arkansas
Hoynton Oil and Gas Company
Fort Smith Metal Products Company
Miller County Farm Company
Texarkana
Brief News and Notes From the Arkansaw Journal
Monthly tote butter making contest score 92.6 at Arkapae Agricultural Station Payette Ville. Petition circulated to Adjutant General Lloyd Eneland seeking Arkansas National Guard company raised in England. Women may pay poll tax under Riggs law per deputy Fort Smith clerk Luther Hopkins. Presiding Judge Nelson in Hot Springs meemert cablegram says his French army son killed in action somewhere in France. Postmaster Booneville A. Narlow reports free mail delivery will begin in May per Congressman Otto Wingo. Fire destroys Dine High School during morning recess, detected by fire brigade. Xine samples from Kerry Woll southeast of Bonville assayed and proven rich.
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Wooa. Hower
Harrison Jed
Arkapae
University of Arkansaw
Payette Ville
Lloyd Eneland
England
Arkansas National Ward
Riggs
Luther Hopkins
Fort Smith
Jude Nelson
Hot Springs
France
American Liners Sunk by U Boats Rumor of War Declares Prohibition Move
Reports indicate American merchant ships City of Memphis Vigilancia and others were sunk by German submarines. Survivors were rescued near the Seilly Islands as Washington notes a de facto state of war and international law violations. The Missouri Senate also approves a Prohibition constitutional amendment for 1918 voting.
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United States
Germany
London
City of
Texas
Shoelock
Vigilancia
Seilly Islands
Frost
Queenstown
State Department
Gert Xubinaring
Cay
Memphis
Eogtt
Mempis
Cardit
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Admiralty
Eiehr
Will
Haltamere
Chicago
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
Menplis
Senate
Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
Generous Giver, The United States tied 49,050,0099 Holgin
A garbled OCR fragment references a person named Holgin and a supposed tie on Helge Road near a New York area. The readable bits suggest a human-interest note or tease about generosity and a tie in a location. The fragment is too unclear to determine full facts or entities.
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United States
Helge Road
Say
Tw York
Cardul credited for relief of chronic headaches
Mrs G M Schill of Texas City testifies that three years of headaches and fatigue ended after taking Cardul. She says her son performed all housework during her illness and that three bottles cured her, with no recurrence since. The ad urges others to try Cardul.
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Texas City
Tex
G. M. Schill
Cardus
Yry Cardus
California Syrup of Figs Laxative for Children
A vintage appeal touts California Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting laxative that cleanses the stomach liver and bowels without griping. Mothers are urged to keep a bottle for inside cleansing during illnesses and to request a decent bottle at stores.
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California
Ady
Green's August Flower: a tonic for stomach disorder relief
A historical ad claims Green's August Flower cures ailments from disordered stomachs to liver inactivity. It touts gentle laxative effects, improved digestion, and cleansing of the alimentary canal, asserting fifty years of use in the United States and abroad.
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United States
Neglected Cold Remedy and Funeral Note
A fragmented OCR item mentions a cold remedy tablet named Gloyannt Librete priced at 25 cents, claimed to relieve coughs colds flu and headaches. It also notes the death of a person in New York and an order to spend 10 000 dollars on his funeral.
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Gloyannt Librete
New Yort
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