Troops Put Londonderry Under Control After Night of Terror
Dispatches report several hundred troops arrived in Londonderry with armored cars and heavy weapons. A Dublin train carried physicians and medical supplies to assist hospitals as the city faced food shortages and rising violence between Sinn Feiners and Unionists.
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London
Londonderry
Dublin
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Gerry
Sinn
Maynooth
Cardinal Logue
Andonderry
Carter Campbell
Million Dollar Oil Securities Fraud Indicted in U S Case
Federal officials announce indictments against four oil companies and multiple stock firms and individuals for misrepresentation in selling oil company securities. Five indictments claim over one million dollars defrauded, with posts office inspectors extending across the nation from Maine to California.
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New York
Srand
United States District Court
Postoffice
Maine
California
Wall Street
Chiefs to Assemble in Chicago Friday
W G Lee president of the motherhood of railroad trainmen announced a meeting of brotherhood chiefs in Chicago on Friday. He declined to provide details or names of attendees before the gathering.
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Cleveland
W. G. Lee
Motherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood
Chicago
Lee
Jer
Harding and Coolidge Born as Twin Boys in Lancaster
Twin boys born to Mr. and Mrs. Enos White in Lancaster County are named Harding and Coolidge in honor of the Republican national ticket heads.
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Lancaster, O
Enos White
Harding and
Coolidge
Cox Campaign Boosters Arrive to Mobilize Ohio Delegation
A Cox campaign train brought Ohio leaders to the fray with James E. Campbell at its head. Cox aides including Charles E. Morris and James G. Johnson joined officials like Claude Meeker and Phillip Berg. Utah delegate Samuel A. King noted the energy and boosted Cox as McAdoo’s strongest rival.
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San Francisco
Cox
Ohio
James E. Campbell
Charles E. Morris
George White
E. H. Moore
Robert Scott
T. J. Duffy
James G. Johnson
Ohio Supreme Court
Claude Meeker
Ira Pointius
State Bank
Phillip C. Berg
Robert T. Drew Cox
Morris
Samuel A. King
Utah
McAdoo
Keep Cool Do Not Open Windows After Sundown
Public Health Service advice urges keeping windows open at night for cool air and closing blinds after sunrise. Cook early using a fireless cooker if possible and keep the kitchen door shut. Do not raise shades until after sundown to conserve cool air.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Murphy faces federal no action in Tammany graft case
Federal officials said no action had been taken in the conspiracy to defraud the federal government of excess profit taxes indicted against Charles F. Murphy boss of Tammany Hall and associates. The case centers on alleged tax fraud estimated at 600000 to 800000 involving Murphy Arthur Baldwin and John A McCarthy with others named by the grand jury.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Arthur J. Baldwin
John A. McCarthy
James °. Smith
Corn Products Co
Ernest Walden
Florida Legion Opposes Cash Bonus Legislation
The Florida department of the American Legion adopted a resolution opposing cash bonus legislation in any form by a vote of 84 to 39.
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Tampa
Fila
Florida Department of the American Legion
Outlaw Rail Strikes Raise Alarm Across Nation
Officials warn unauthorized railroad strikes threaten coal supply amid a 365 million ton deficit. Washington reports production gains may stall without more cars, with New England and the Northwest at risk. Switchmen and rail unions impact eastern output as the labor board wage decision looms.
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Washington
National Coal Association
J. D. A. Morrow
New England
Northwest States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Morrow
Ohio
East
Baltimore
W. N. Doak
Brotherhood of Railroad
Doak
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Wilson
Howell AyO Killing Ruled Accidental by Howell
Canton Ohio June 24 Dick Howell on trial for the murder of Detective Anthony Skotnicky testified that the shooting was accidental He said the detective offered him freedom for 3300 and that after a bargain at Skotnicky dinner Howell joked about paying 100 The officer allegedly drew a gun during a struggle and it fired fatally
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Canton
Dick Howell
Anthony Skotnicky
Skotnicky
Howell
Skotty
Miner Fractures Left Foot In Canannville Slate Fall
Frank Hawk employed at the Can oan mine sustained a fracture to his left foot from a slate fall this morning in Can an ville.
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Canaanville
Frank Hawk
Canoan
Ohio University Summer School Enrollment Surges
Enrollment at Ohio University summer session reaches 2131 with more students expected to push the total toward 2200. Campus crowds fill classrooms and streets, boosting business for banks, restaurants, and shops as new faces flood the city.
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Ohio University
Captain Hall Returns Home From New York Encampment
Captain Daniel M. Hall commander-in-chief of the G A R returned to Columbus from Syracuse where he attended the New York state encampment. He was sidelined by a cold that kept him from addressing the encampment and confined to his room. His condition is not consid-
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Columbus
Daniel M. Hall
Syracuse
N. Y
New York State
Hall
Bank Breaker Given Maximum Sentence in State Banking Case
Bruce R. Campbell former secretary and treasurer of Struthers Savings and Banking Co. pleaded guilty to one count of 14 indictments and received the maximum penalty for state banking violations. Judge David G. Jenkins ordered not more than 30 years in the state penitentiary and a $10,000 fine.
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Youngstown
Bruce R. Campbell
The
Struthers Savings and Banking Co
David G. Jenkins
Ohio Faces 3000 Teacher Shortage, Convention Claims
Sandusky June 24 Ohio is short 3000 teachers for its public schools Dr Henry G Williams of Columbus told the Ohio State Teachers Association convention at Cedar Point. He noted rivals West Virginia and Pennsylvania attract Ohio teachers with higher salaries.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Henry G. Williams
Columbus
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Wilson treaty may profit from liquor fight at convention
Washington reports say President Wilson’s treaty plank could gain from the anticipated prohibition clash at the Democratic National Convention. Admin strategists plan to pit wet and dry factions against each other to bolster the treaty, with Bryan seen as a key opponent to the treaty idea though prohibition may move him.
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Washington
Wilson
San Francisco
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Dancing Night at Flemingshell Amesville
Round and square dances with good music drew attendees at Flemingshell Amesville Saturday night. Event was held on June 23, 2023, showcasing local musicians and community dancing.
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Flemingshell Amesville
Wilson Opposes Any Reference to Liquor Issue
President Wilson aims to keep the Democratic platform free of prohibition or Irish questions and seeks a strong immediate ratification of the league covenant. Senator Glass, heading the resolutions committee, says the White House draft is not shared but confirms the president’s stance. Glass notes Bryan could stir trouble. he expresses strong support for McAdoo while avoiding specifics on nominations.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
San Francisco
Wilson
Ireland
League of Nations
Glass of
Virgin
Resolutions Committee
White House
Glass
League
Virginia
Bryan
Aay
McAdoo
Sava Tun
Saeeelaeie
Gard McAdoo
eWien
Palmer
McA Glass Deane
Deadlock in Rail Labor Board Wage Raise Decision
June 24 The United States Railroad Labor Board remains deadlocked over wage increases for two railroad workers. The board has not decided whether raises will be granted, while outlaw leaders plan a meeting in Chicago to oppose recognition. Brotherhood leaders oppose including recent strike workers in any award. The board aims to decide soon amid White House pressure for a temporary grant.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
John Grunau
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
R M. Barton
White House
Ohio delegates injured in Salt Lake wreck near Saltair
Six members of the Ohio delegation returning from Saltair were injured when an electric car overturned in Salt Lake City. Miss Aleen Simmons of Sidney sustaining the most serious injuries with cuts to her lower body. Twenty Ohioans were aboard the wrecked car. five others suffered only minor injuries.
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Salt Lake City
Ohio
San Francisco
Saltair Resort
Aleen Simmons
Sidney, O
Pittsburg Coal Co Declares Quarterly Dividends
Pittsburg Coal Co announced regular quarterly dividends. Preferred shares yield 14 percent and common shares 1 percent. W K Field of Columbus serves as president and substantial stock is held locally.
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Pittsburg
Columbus
Pittsburg Coal Co
W. K. Field
Shrine convention set for Atlantic City in June
The 1921 Mystic Shrine convention will be held in Atlantic City New Jersey after the Imperial Council decided in session here on June 24.
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Atlantic City
Portland
Ore
N. J
Imperial Council
Hays and Daugherty Plan Harding Campaign Moves
National Republican chair man Will Hays met with Harry M. Daugherty campaign manager for Senator Harding to map notification ceremonies in Marion Ohio. After meeting T Coleman Du Pont, Daugherty prepared to return to Columbus while Hays remained in New York to coordinate campaign plans.
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New York
Will H. Hays
Harry M. Daugherty
Senator Harding
Hays
Daugherty
Marion
Harding
T. Coleman du Pont
Columbus
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