Turmoil in Russia Elevates Uncertain War Prospects
The article discusses Russia’s leadership shift under General Grusiloff as commander in chief and the uncertain impact on allied efforts. It notes internal disorder in Petrograd, limited prospects for effective military action this year, and the role of Allied commissions in trying to restore order and promote democracy amid chaotic governance.
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Russia
Grusiloff
Kerinsky
Mie Coneral
Russ Button
Brushoff
Petrograd
Petroprad
Registration Continues With County List of Eligibles
Seventeen high school girls from the county helped the registration board prepare the eligibles list in the courthouse. Officials estimate 9.6 to 10 million men may be registered nationwide with many seeking exemptions, possibly tightening exemption rules. Governor Brumbaugh gave a statewide total projection near 960,000. A pair of Oklahoma brothers and Ute Indians in Ignacea Cole also figured in draft-related actions.
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Tigh School
Court House
County Registration Board
Delaware
Vermont
District of Columbia
Crowder
Census Bureau
Votal
Brumbaugh
War Department
Mcalester
Okla
Claude, Lee
Edward Jamies
Jack Fork Mountains
Here
Jack Fork
James Boys
Ignacea
Cole
Offensive Opens Continued Night Air Raids Target German Works
British naval planes carried out attacks on German factory works at Nieumunster during the night. All Allied aircraft returned safely.
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Admiralty
Nieumunster
French Artillery Repels German Assault Near St Quentin
Paris dispatch reports French artillery beat off a German attack northwest of St Quentin with a violent barrage causing heavy German casualties. In Petrograd, the executive committee of the Council of Workmen and Soldiers elevates support for the Provincial Government and rejects Kronstadt secessionist recognition.
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Paris
St. Quentin
Petrograd
Council of Workmen’s and Soldiers
Kronstadt
House Passes Highway Budget Amid Cash Concerns
The House approved a $10 647 000 addition to the State Highway Department budget alongside $6 000 000 from an automobile license fund, totaling $16 657 000. Critics warn about rapid spending while debate on fiscal prudence continues. Volunteer police bill for wartime use by Common Pleas courts passes 108 to 26, enabling riots and property protection roles. A physician certificate requirement for marriage licenses is defeated.
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Gomt Ronds
House
State Highway Department
Capitol News reports Workmen's Compensation fund deficit
The Joint Committee on Appropriations rejected a $250,000 request to cover administrative expenses through July 1, 1919, arguing unwise management caused the deficit. The 1915 Legislature allotted $800,000 for fund administration through July 1, 1919, with funds to be used as needed.
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Harrisburg
Joint Committee On Appropriations
Licenses and State Forest Area Mentioned in Report
A list of names including William J Morris Cumbria Cou Paur Wyman and Nellie J Maudoo appears with references to Homer City and Austin BH. The text notes the State Forests area equals the combined sizes of Cameron Delaware Snyder Lehigh and Lawrence counties.
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William J. Morris
Cumbria, Cou
Paur Wyman
Cera Kheonsburg
Austin
Homer City
Nellie J. Maudoo
Cameron
Delaware, Snyder, Lehigh
Lawrence Counties
How About It Question for Your Health Cure
Public health ad urging action on catarrh and consumption myths. It lists symptoms like nasal blockage, discharge, headaches, and throat irritation. Claims a new special combined treatment can help many supposedly incurable cases and offers frank evaluation of prognosis.
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Miler
Senate tax plans target scalpers and cameras reform
Washington June 7 The Senate Finance Committee advanced an amendment taxing scalpers at 50 percent on excess ticket sale profits to raise funds and proposed camera duties graded by price with a one percent auto tax under consideration. Woman suffrage gains and losses noted as Rankin amendment stalls in House while rules panel endorses a House committee on woman suffrage and Republicans seek discharge.
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Wasiington
Senate Finance Committee
Thomas
House
House Committee On Rules
Cleveland Barber Raises Haircut Price Fifty Cents
Cleveland OG reports on June 5 that local barbers have increased the price of a haircut by fifty cents. The notice highlights a general rise in hairdresser costs affecting residents.
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Cleveland
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Riteenenenes
Bad
Vesersree
Glen Q Campbell
Ieee
Jacksonville
East
Mahoning
Rayne
A Rayne
Balesburge
Smicksburg
Washington
Sap
Wheatfield
Must Wheatfield
West Wheatfield
Doores
Carn
May Manton Pattern Company
West 32Nd Street
New York
Leslie
the Capitol News
Grand Theatre
Mary Pickford
Paramount
New Strand Theatre
Sun
James J. Corbett
Claire Whitney
The
Fortune Photoplay
Henry King and
Lillian Wast In
Smith Magazine
Dr. Barnes
Moore Hothl
New Castle
Mowro Hotel
Julie Weamer
Ono
National Press Bureau
Buffalo
N. C
McCreary Tire and Rubber Co
Coral Ways
M, Bennett and Sons
Tix
MELP
N. Y
Indiana Normal School
Bath
North Sixth Street
Dixon Run Lumber Co
Clymer
Holliday
Colo
Inquire Indiana Motor Co
Chevy Chase Extension
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Winder
Ginette
Olonial
Gertrude Astor
Fred
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Nestor Comedy
Eddie Lyons
Lee Moran
Edith Roberts
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