Revolution Echoes Across Worlds As Russia Tussles Power
NEW YORK June 23 Russia's revolution drives global unrest as agitators adapt Petrograd councils to the world. Smillie and Berkman vow similar bodies. Emma Goldman and Berkman arrested in New York. Russian soldiers abroad imitate the councils, while questions of discipline and food politics ripple through Britain and France.
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International News Service
New York
Russia
Council of Soldiers
Petrograd
Robert Smillie
Rm Council
England
Alexander Berkman
United States
France
Workmen’s
Emma Goldman
Berkman
New York City
Secret Service
Great Britain
Miners’ Federation
Smillie
Bob
lJebor
United Kingdom
Czardom
Athanasius Chachin
Workmen's and
No-Return Bread Plan Aids War Effort
Ida Tarbell reports government study shows bakers oversupply retailers, wasting four percent of bread daily. If women order 24 hour ranges and stock only what can be sold, waste drops and bread reaches soldiers and families. The Council of National Defense urges widespread support for no-return bread to conserve wheat and aid the war.
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Ida M. Tarbell
Council of National Defense
Commercial Economy Board
Washington
Washington City
Woman's Committee
Freckles Vanish with Ethine Double Strength
A beauty remedy promises to erase freckles using ethine double strength. Apply night and morning, an ounce often suffices to clear the skin and restore a clear complexion, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Rabbits Raising for Fur Unprofitable in U S
The Department of culture states that raising rabbits for their fur alone in the United States cannot be profitable with any known breed.
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The
Department of Culture
United States
Burma Jade Mine Privilege Tied to Indian Tribe Longstanding
The world's principal jade mine is in Burma and has long been held by an Indian tribe as a hereditary privilege.
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Asquith
M. P
Independent Labor Party
Firestone
Phate Pene
Miles
Burma
German currency replaces ruble payments in occupied Poland
June 23 report from Cracow says Germany imposes its currency in Polish districts. The Loan Bank of Warsaw issues 1 million marks and General Beseler bans ruble payments as debt or goods. Violations face imprisonment. Merchants raise prices and the shift fuels confusion and hardship for the poor.
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Cracow
Loan Bank of
Warsaw
Vo Beseler
Warsaw No Gazetta
Poland
Saxon government bans baking and sale of cake until after harvest
The Saxon government orders a prohibition on baking or selling any cake until after the next harvest. Only families not asking for potatoes will receive a small quantity of flour and sugar if they wish to bake.
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Smillie
Lanarkshire
Scotland
Scottish Miners’ Union
Miners’ Federation
Dresden
Mrs Flatbush Card Index Joke Returns Button
A Yonkers Statesman quip features Mrs Flatbush asking about a collar button and Mr Flatbush replying he found it in his card index, a light local joke reflecting everyday urban humor.
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Mrs. Flatbush
Mr. Flatbush
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