Collapse of Four Courts as Dublin rebels capitulate
The Four Courts in Dublin was destroyed by a massive explosion and fire. Rory O Connor and Liam Mellowes with irregulars surrendered to provisional government forces after the blast. More than 30 regular troops were wounded. 110 prisoners were taken. Fighting continues at other points in Dublin.
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Associated Press
London
Four Courts
Dublin
Central News
The
Liffey
Rory O'Connor
Liam Mellowes
Provisional
O'Conner
O’connprites
Court House
Eamonn de Valera
Free State
Moses
Nothing Can Avert Walkout Says Union Secretary Hooper
Secretary of the union declares no further attempts will forestall the railway shopmen walkout. A 96 percent vote favored the strike, with 460000 workers ready to walk out next morning at 10 oclock. Federal intervention failed to stop the strike as leaders refused to appear.
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Hooper
Associated Press
Cincago
John Scott
Scott
Helena Drill Team Wins First Prize at Eagles Meet
Bozeman June 30 The twentieth annual Montana state aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles closed with a reception and dance. Helena aerie drill team won first prize of 200 dollars and Butte drill team took second prize of 100 dollars. Installing officer was RE D Weed of Wisconsin. Retiring president A N McConnell of Helena received a gold watch.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Montana State Aerie
Order of Eagles
Helena Aerie
Butte
RE. D. Weed
Wisconsin
A. N. McConnell
Helena
Sunday Standard previews summer features in Montana edition
The Sunday Standard promotes a full summer issue with sports roundups, golf course feature in Anaconda, Butte Mines League notes, and features on Margot Asquith and Roosevelt. It urges readers to place orders for tomorrow's paper and promises lively photographs and articles.
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Sunday Standard
Standard
Montana
Butte
John’ J. McCloskey
Butte Mines League
Anaconda
Margot Asquith
America
Roosevelt
Jealous Women Fire in Downtown Dispute Over Jealousy
Mrs. Joseph D L Kelly is hospitalized with a bullet wound in the neck after a shooting at a cigar store at 348 South Main street. Mrs. Harry Randall, also known as May Franklin, is jailed on charges of shooting during a dispute over a husband. The two women accuse jealousy as the motive.
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Joseph DL. Kelly
Wyoming Street
Columbia Hospital
Harry Randall
Margaret Davis
Mrs. Kelly
Mabel
Joe
House Adjourns to Work in Campaign
Washington readers note the House of Representatives adjourned at 9 49 p m until August 15 giving members time to return home for campaign efforts while the Senate continues tariff work Democrats largely opposed adjournment forcing a roll call with 171 votes to 43 and two present
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Associated Press
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Mexican bandits free Americans held in WW raids
Washington reports that Americans working for oil companies in Tampico region have been released from bandits who held them for ransom. Consul Shaw at Tampico said 385 captives at Pecora and La Corona camps are no longer held, with prior estimates of several Americans among them. Further details awaited from Mexico City amid unclear whether ransom was paid or forces forced bandits away.
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Associated Press
Washington
Tampico
Shaw
Pecora
la Corona
Mexico City
State Department
A. Bruce Bielaski
Cuernavaca
Boy dies after high tension dare on railroad platform
Fourteen year old Thomas Murray of Port Chester died after he climbed a steel signal tower and touched a live electric wire while trying to prove he was not yellow. He told his father he did it to avoid appearing cowardly. He died from burns after two days in hospital.
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Associated Press
Port Chester
N. Y
Thomas Murray
New Haven
Murray
Funds shortage may stop work on Yellowstone Trail
Bureaus of the Yellowstone Trail association face collapse from lack of funds at national headquarters. A vote by state groups considered suspending operations for 1922 as only 37 percent of 1922 assessments paid by June 26. Directors warn of possible cessation in July if financing fails, with plans to campaign for permanent future funding.
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Yellowstone Trail Association
Plymouth Rock
Seattle
Northwest
H. O. Cooley
The
Trail Association
W. B. Daly
Butte
Trath Association
Daly
Missoula Veteran Denies Death After War Wound
Mrs. B. A. Schak received a Washington notice that her son Alfred is dead but he denied it. He was wounded in action in the Toul sector, reported killed, then recovered in a hospital. He studies vocational training at the University of Montana in Missoula.
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Associated Press
Missoula
B. A. Schak
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
Alfred
Schak
Toul
France
University of Montana
Maintenance crews stay at work amid union talks
Detroit July 1 maintenance of way forces nationwide were ordered to remain at work awaiting the July 3 conference of officers from the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers in Chicago. Telegrams from the union's general headquarters signed by Grand President L Grable announced the decision early today.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Maintenance of Way
United States
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Chicago
Bh. L. Grable
Rail Board Backed by Government Amid Railroad Strike
The White House pledged full backing for the railroad labor board on the eve of a 400000 worker strike. The administration said the board handles disputes between railroads and employees and its decrees would be enforced. The board is described as “the government when it speaks.”
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Troops Mobilized Across Colorado Coal Fields
Small detachments of national guard troops and state rangers are quartered at Frederick with larger units held in readiness in several towns. The mobilization began after railroad bridges were burned and mines damaged the night before, under orders from Adjutant General Col Patrick J. Hamrock.
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Associated
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Col
National Guard
Rederick
Colorado
Patrick J. Hamrock
McCumber Defeat Calls Administration Rebuke
North Dakota voters in a statewide primary vo ted Lynn J. Frazier nonpartisan to the Republican senatorial nomination as Porter J. McCumber trailed. A Democratic National Headquarters statement called McCumber's loss a rebuke of the Harding administration and a repudiation of his tariff bill. In gubernatorial results Gov. Nestos led over Baker by about 16,000 with 1,741 of 2,064 precincts reported.
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North Dakota
Associated Press
Washington
McCumber
Democratic National
Harding
Senate
Congress
Lynn J. Fragier
Porter J. McCumber
Frazier
League
R. A. Nestos
B. I. Baker
Nestos
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