Closing Days of Law Waking in Satisfactory Shape for Approval
Harrisburg June 26 lawmakers near adjournment after the longest session since 1842 with 1917 exceeding all but the 1842 record. The Woodward direct inheritance tax bill was refined to cover all defects and sent to the governor for approval. The measure would tax bequests of all sizes, with estimated annual state revenue near 8 million dollars.
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Changes in Fish Laws Signed By Governor Priumbaugh
Governor Priumbaugh signed the Craig bill placing police in third class cities under civil service within 48 hours. A civil service commission will conduct exams for police vacancies in 33 Pennsylvania cities, with listing of eligible candidates and an appointment process across cities. The fish code sections out open seasons, size and creel limits, nets and methods, and authorizes the fisheries commissioner to manage licenses, nurseries, and educational placements while banning pollutants and certain fishing gear.
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U S Troops Arrive Amid World War I Welcome in France
Thousands of American soldiers land at a French seaport amid cheers and a spontaneous welcome. Pershing to reach camp today. General Sibert in charge as troops disembark with no hitches. Youthful, fit U S fighters march through city streets as crowds shower flowers and signs of praise.
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Washington Elated Over Safe Arrival Of Troops
Washington reacts with elation to news that advance units of the United States army have landed in France. The arrival boosts morale in Washington, though no official word from the War Department has been issued and details await General Pershing's report.
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Champion Economist and Dementier Highlighted in Local Brief
A fragmented note praises a champion economist and a dementier, naming N. Jr as a standout. It hints at his achievements and a notable incident including a drowning episode, with unclear surrounding details.
Youngest Daughters of Presidents to Wed
Allentown Pa June 28 Judge C A Groman opens criminal court warning to cooperate with city and military authorities to clean Allentown camp area. He urges parents to watch daughters and serves notice on loan men not to sell to men in uniform.
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C. A. Groman
Criminal Court
German plot to destroy Norwegian steamers exposed
Kristiania reports a German scheme to sink Norwegian ships using explosives hidden in coal lumps and vessel bunkers. The discovery shocks the nation and prompts calls for full disclosure and German government briefing. Meanwhile in Washington officials report Bulgarian mistreatment of Serbian clergy including internment and forced march of a bishop and seminary director with pupils.
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Clert
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Prinzren
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