World War Forces Totals From Department Reports
The War Department compilations show more than 38 million men in the war with about 27.5 million allied and 10.6 million central power forces. Nations listed include Russia 9 million, France 6 million, Great Britain 5 million, Italy 3 million, Japan 1.4 million, United States over 1 million, China 541 thousand, Romania 320 thousand, Belgium 300 thousand, Greece 300 thousand, Portugal 200 thousand, Cuba 11 thousand, Liberia 400, plus small forces in San Marino and Panama.
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Bulgaria
Russia
France
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
United States
China
Romania
Serbia
Belgium
Greece
Portuuay
Montenegro
Siam
Cuba
Liberia
San Marino
Panama
Aged Lady Nannie J. Wright Dies at 69
Mrs. Nannie J. Wright aged sixty nine died at her son Asa Miller's home on Queen Street Tuesday morning after an illness of ailments common to age She will be buried tomorrow in Antioch cemetery The passing shocked family and friends She was a Winchester Christian church member and led an exemplary life Four children survive
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Asa Miller
Queen Street
Tomor
Winchester Christian Church
Wonderful exhibition fascinates Johnson City crowd at Majestic Theatre
Prof. Fayssoux, famed for mental telepathy, wowed Johnson City on Monday afternoon at the Majestic Theatre. He blindfolded and guided a committee driven around town to retrieve a letter from post box 21 and deliver it to Mr. Anderson at the City Shoe Store, prompting speculation on telepathy versus trickery.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Fayssoux
Majestic Theatre
P. Faw
H. M. Cass
W. A. Hart
F. W. ‘Hoss
Smite Anderson
Mountcastle
Cass
Carmichael
Prof. Fayssoux
Main Street
Buffalo Street
Summers-Parrot Hardware Company
Post Office
Citizens Committee
Mr. Anderson
Civic bodies and press favor the amendment
Widespread support for a state constitutional amendment allowing one telephone company to acquire another. Chambers of Commerce in multiple cities back the measure, and numerous newspapers editorialize for passage in November.
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Chambers of Commerce
Railroad Commission
State Commission
Bowling Green
Frankfort
Lexington
Shelbyville
Henderson
Middlesboro
State Chamber of Commerce
Louisville
Anderson News
Lawrenceburg
General Assembly
Danville
Interior Journal
Stanford, Ky
Times- Journal
Chamber of Commerce
Times-Journal
Paducah
Sun
Prime county site for garage business location
The text describes a highly valuable county site perfect for an automobile garage. It emphasizes unmatched location quality and strong money making potential, suitable to attract business interest.
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U.S
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Nannie J. Wright
Antioch Cemetery
Wright
Chenault & Orear
Kentucky
H. Todd
Louisville, Ky
Southern Railway System
South East Corner
Lexington, Kentucky
the Exchange Bank of Kentucky
William Reese
Grassy Lick
T. J. Carr
Winn Street
Mt. Sterling
Carr
W. Hoffman Wood
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