Free Staters Attack Four Courts as Siege Continues
A Dublin dispatch reports Rory O Connor and Liam Mellowes with 150 followers holding rear sections of the Four Courts while Free Staters facing heavy artillery and machine gun fire batter inner doors. Thirty three irregulars are reported captured. General Daley leads the assault from the south bank toward Grafton Street amid renewed bombardment.
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Associated Press
London
Exchange Telegraph
Dublin
Rory O'Connor
Liam Mellowes
Four Courts
Free Staters
Times
Free
Sun Conqueror Assassinated by Own Troops in Canton
Chen Chiung-Ming, who led a coup to drive Sun Yat Sen from Canton, has been killed, according to a Shanghai cable. The Free State forces stormed the gate and courtyards, with heavy fire and hand to hand fighting. several rebels died and many were wounded as surrender offers were rejected. Commandant Barry, a Cork republican leader, was captured.
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Associated Reve
Manila
Chen Chiung- Ming
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
South China Republic
Shanghai
Konalipo
Reuter
Chen Chiung-Ming
Rory
O'Conneral Traynor
Times
O'Connor
Hamman's Hotel
Sackville Street
Rory O'Connor
Barry
Cork
Flood Buries Midland Empire Fairgrounds East of Billings
A cloudburst on Alkali creek east of Billings sent a wall of water over the Midland Empire fair grounds. The area sits under three feet of floodwater with bridges washed out. Reports say lives may be lost as people were swept downstream amid torrential rains that also disrupted the Northern Pacific line at Waco, 45 miles east.
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Billings
Waco
Bill
40 Americans Freed But Six Others Remain Prisoners
Overnight dispatches from Tampico alter the situation in the Mexican oil region. Rebels led by Gorozave freed 40 American workers at Aguada Camp of Cortez Oil, while about six Americans were held at Pecora camp among 85 captives. Rebels demand 9,000 pesos for Pecora, with July 2 deadline. Mexican authorities urged protection and pursuit of captors.
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Asusociated
Washington
State Department
Tampico
Aguada
Cortez Oil Company
Shaw
Gorozave
T Camp
Pecora
la Corona Company
Todn
Aguaba
Charge Summerlin
Mexico City
Summerlin
A. Bruce Bielaski
Obregon
Consul Shaw
Ken- Ale
Colorado mobilizes guard to quell unrest after coal field attacks
Nine Colorado National Guard companies are ordered to mobilize tonight across seven towns after burning of two railroad bridges and mine damage in Northern and Southern Colorado. Gov Shoup and Adjutant General Hamrock order recruiting to raise ranger force from 50 to about 400 with standard field gear from the U S government.
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Auceintad Pree
Denver
Col
Colorado National Guard
Colorado
Patrick J. Hamrock
Oliver H. Shoup
Fies
Governor Shoup
Colorado Springs
McCumber trail narrows in North Dakota primary
North Dakota returns show Lynn J. Frasier leading Porter J. McCumber by about 6,000 votes for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination as ballots from about 103,158 of the total precincts are tallied. Nestos holds a margin over Baker for the gubernatorial nomination.
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Reese
Grand Forks
N. D
Grand Forks Herald
United States
Porter J. McCumber
Lynn J. Frazier
the Herald
Frazier
Fargo
McCumber
Bert F. Baker
Leagu
Tt. A. Nestos
Nestos
N.D
Lynn J. Frasier
Tad
North Dakota
Te. A. Nestos
B. F. Baker
Leader defies surrender in Dublin Four Courts fight
Trish republican forces hold part of the Four Courts in Dublin as Free State troops attack. O Connor refuses to surrender and declares he will fight to the death in the defense.
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O’connor
Four Courts
Dublin
O'Connor
Harding Urges Subside for American Shipping Fleet
President Harding at a White House dinner appeals to agricultural leaders for support of merchant marine legislation now in Congress. Lasker says subsidy plan was offered as a national solution, not for one group, while Harding stresses global trade needs and agricultural credit issues.
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Washington
Hin
Congress
Lasker
Shipping Board
Provident
Harding
Geveral
Ag Aaying
Flashes at Sea Reported Off Coronado Islands
A sighting of flashes near Imperial Beach prompted naval stations to ask ships to investigate for possible distress signals. Officers were unsure if the signals came from a distressed vessel or illicit runners seeking contact with Confederate forces on the mainland.
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San’ Diego
Cal
Imperial Beach
Here
Coronado Islands
Taft Klansman Guilty of Assault in Taft
John H. Vitelle former exalted cyclops of the Taft California Ku Klux Klan was found guilty of assaulting Dr Dwight R Mason of Taft by beating him with ropes by a Kern County Superior Court jury after more than four hours of deliberation in Parkersfield California on June 29.
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Parkersfield
Cal
John H. Vitelle
Cyclops
Taft, Cal
Ku Klux Klan
Dwight R. Mason
Taft
Kern County Superior Court
Tim Lawlor of Butte Awarded Road Contract
Tim Lawlor of Butte receives a road contract to close the gap between Butte and Anaconda. Pavement work will begin in a few days as crews prepare for the project.
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Butte and
Anaconda
Helena Lets Butte Contractor Finish Buttaconda Highway
The Montana state highway commission awarded Tim Lawlor of Butte the contract to close the five mile gap with a first grade crushed rock road ten inches deep. The $52,000 bid tops a rival $55,000 offer by R M Bardsdin. Lawlor plans to start soon with four crews of 30 to 50 men and finish by early September.
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Dupaten
Standare
Helena
Buttaconda
State Highway Commission
Tim Lawlor
Butte
Lawlor
R. M Bardsdin
Ones
Butte Anaconda Highway Improvement Announced
Announcement welcomed in Butte and Anaconda confirms immediate work on the 26 mile highway linking the two cities. Spring repairs aim to restore the wax worn pavement and repair the middle section that has been nearly impassable in wet weather, with a large part of the current route to be abandoned to reduce detours.
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Bot Hutte
Anaconda
Butte Man Heads Eagles of State
A Butte resident is identified as leading the Eagles of State with a list of names and local officials in a ceremonial or organizational roll call. The report cites individuals such as William Malloy and William Rider of Bozeman among others, detailing positions and electees in a regional assembly.
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Butte Man Heads Eagles OF State
Barta
Wiliam Malloy
Nanay Austen
William Rider
Bozeman
Eanes
Tvington Etnias No
Union leaders ordered to appear before Rail Labor Board
On June 29 Chicago reports federal action under the Transportation Act to avert a rail strike as six shop craft unions threaten a walkout at 10 a.m. Saturday. Union chiefs, authorizing men to walk out, prepare to answer a Labor Board summons at 2 p.m. amid wage cuts and rule changes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United Tes Labor Board
Hold Up Orders For Walkout Of 400000 Rail Men
Detroit June 29 Orders to strike 400000 maintenance of way workers across most railroads were halted after E F Grable grand president of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers received a summons for a conference with union leaders and railroad executives in Chicago tomorrow.
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Detroit
Staten Railroad
Mber
Ef' Grable
J. Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Labor Board
Chicago
Rockefeller Will Keeps Estate Within Family Despite Size
A probate filing reports the Rockefeller estate, valued between 100 million and 200 million dollars, will pass to four heirs: John A. Garver the executor and three Rockefeller family members Emma Kalpin and Geraldine l er Dodge. The message notes the estate remains in the Rockefeller clan.
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York
Juniau
Rockefeller
John. D. Rockeller
Rockefeller Faml
John A. Garver
Russia seeks world confidence as Bolshevik delegates speak
At The Hague on June 29 Soviet Russia aims to win global trust to gain outside help while pursuing internal reforms. Maxim Litvinoff says Russia will consider programs for restitution of foreign property and continues austerity to improve finances. He notes wage and price stabilization, harvest optimism, and steps toward a gold standard.
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Associated
Hague
Russia
Soviet Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Sia
Comef
Sokol Mikott
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Carey
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