Dublin Civil War erupts as Free State and irregulars clash
Dublin battles erupt as Free State troops storm Fowler Hall and assault the Four Courts. Skirmishes widen with artillery and armored cars as thousands fight, civilians panic, and casualties mount in the fiercest Dublin fighting since 1916.
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Dublin
Fowler Hall
Irish Republican Army
Irish Free State
Four Courts
Roderick “Rory” O'Connor
Father O'Reilly
Free State
Woman's Republican Club Organized in Athens County
The Athens County Republican Woman's Club was organized at the courthouse with about sixty representatives. Mrs Ruth Mougey Worrald of Dayton spoke on duties of citizenship while Mrs Anna K Price outlined goals and urged primary participation. Officers include President Anna K Price and a slate of vice presidents, secretaries, and a treasurer.
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Athens County
Republican Woman's Club
Court House
Ruth Mougey Worrald
Dayton
Ohio University
Harvey C. Smith
Anna K. Price
Harding-Coolidge Club
Price
Athens
T. R. Biddle
C. H. Bartlet
Nelsonville
Elizabeth Jennings
Glouster
Lillian Bardin
Sharpsburg
Charles White
Coolville
Co. D. Dailey
Albany
Clarence Roach
Severe electrical storm hits Newark Ohio and surrounds
A cyclonic storm roared through Newark and Licking county ending with downed trees damaged cottages at Buckeye Lake and Thornville. Cars halted between Newark and Columbus as phone lines failed and tracks blocked by fallen branches. No injuries reported though several narrowly escaped debris.
Civil War Toll From Dublin Clash Aids Four Courts Fire
Central News dispatch reports 15 dead in today’s Dublin battle. Fire broke out in the Four Courts building amid fighting with irregulars in Fowler Hall area. Fire later extinguished and concerns about gelignite storage were raised.
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London
Dublin
Four Courts
Fowler Hall
Rock Island Flyer wreck injures crew and passengers near Prairie Home
At seven this morning the westbound Rock Island Flyer derailed near Prairie Home Nebraska. The engineer and fireman were seriously injured and about a score of passengers were hurt as three cars plunged down the embankment after spreading rails likely caused the accident. Physicians and nurses from Lincoln rushed to the scene. several injured are said to be Chicago travelers.
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Lincoln
Neb
Rock Island
Earliest European Paper Mills Recorded in Italy 1150
The first European paper mills appeared in Falriano Italy around 1150 marking the start of durable paper production on the continent. This early development laid foundations for later medieval and modern papermaking.
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Falriano
Italy
Kiwanis Club Plans Membership Drive and Activities
The Kiwanis club met in Chamber of Commerce rooms to perfect a two group membership drive led by Morris Hyde and C. H. Horn with a banquet for losers. A new building and loan association secretary was chosen, Virgil Davis, and signs for Athens streets were proposed to aid locating homes. Future events include athletic contests at playgrounds and a council visit on July 3.
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Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Morris Hyde
C. H. Horn
T. T. Phillips
Building and Loan Association
State Department
Virgil Davis
Ohio University
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Athens
R. C. Hess
R. J. Studer
Judge Williams
Sandusky
Petroleum Stock Is Much Larger
Washington June 28 Stocks of domestic and Mexican petroleum in the United States on May 31 totaled 22,159,000 barrels about 10,000,000 more than on hand April 30 the geological survey announced today Imports in May of Mexican mineral crude oil were 15,949,718 barrels compared with 11,659,375 barrels in April Minerals crude oil imports from other countries amounted to 68,102 barrels
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Washington
United States
Geological Survey
Nation Debt Me Question at Reconstruction Talks
The Hague June 28. The international conference on Russia's reconstruction nears danger as it tackles the national debt issue. The Russian delegation and allied sub committee led by M. Alphand discuss hard conditions from Paris. France seeks recognition of the entire pre and postwar Russian debt, while Russia agrees in principle but cites inability to pay. The day's result will signal the conference's future.
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S. D. Weyer
I. N. S. Sta
Hague
Russia
M. Alphand
Paris
France
Mooney Seeks Republican Nomination in Kanawha County
Fred Mooney district 17 United Mine Workers of America secretary filed for the Republican nomination for the house of delegates from Kanawha county in the August primary. He is under indictment on treason and murder charges linked to last summer's univers march.
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Mooney
Charleston
W. Va
Fred Mooney
United Mine Workers of America
House of Delegates
Kanawha County
Univers
Seek Ousting Of City Officials
Quo warranto petitions filed in the Akron court of appeals seek to oust Mayor George H. Herdman of Cuyahoga Falls and eight other officials elected on a citizens ticket. Defendants are accused of illegal holds on office after nominees claim regular election. named targets include Cobb, Clack, Sanger, Weaver, Wolf, Reimer, Senn, and Herrick.
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Akron
George H. Herdman
Cuyahoga Falls
Citizens
Court of Appeals
Board of Election
Cuyahoga
Herdman
George W. Cobb
George W. Clack
J. G. Sanger
Harry Weaver
Hiram Wolf
Charles L. Reimer
Irene Senn
Leroy C. Herrick
Children Need Work Permits In Athens Youth Rules
A state juvenile inspector will visit Athens to verify work permits for youths 14 to 18 on vacation. So far 14 boys and one girl have applied. The superintendent of schools issues certificates Wednesdays and Fridays from 2 to 4 PM with no fee. Regulations limit 14–16 year olds to 8 hours per day and 48 per week, 16–18 year old boys to 10 hours per day and 54 per week, and 16–18 year old girls to 8 hours per day and 48 per week, all with time restrictions before 7 AM or after 6 PM or 10 PM as specified.
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Schoor
Athens
Superintendent of Schools
Akron Aims to Bring Jackson Johnson Fight This July
Akron promoter Bernie Strapp with Matt J. Hinkel flies to Washington to push the Jackson Johnson bout to Akron on July. Managers say no legal bars in Akron though wire reports note a one year ban on Jackson elsewhere. Sheriff Hutchinson may permit the bout if boxing commission issues a permit and reform forces stay out.
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Akron
Bernie Strapp
Fifth Pouts
Matt J. Hinkel
Cleveland
Washington D. C
Tut Jackson
Jack Johnson
Jackson
Johnson
Strapp
Ohio
Pat Hutchinson
Boxing Commission
Hinkel
Rail executives await union ultimatum on July 1 strike
Chicago dispatch reports railway executives served with an ultimatum by shop crafts unions threatening a strike July 1 unless wage cuts, revised working rules, and end to contracting out are rejected. B M Jewell of the AFL says the telegram signals strong strike support after union conferences.
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Chicago
DeWitt Cuyler
Association of American Railway Executives
United States Railway Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Jewell
Zeigfeld Chooses Yankee Girls as Paris Beauty
Paris June 28 Florenz Zeigfeld declares American girls now define true beauty in Paris noting his New York choruses have impressed many millionaires and that Paris has lost its standing as the world’s beauty center. He says ten years ago Paris was the beacon for dazzling choruses but now every beautiful woman at the Grand Prix is American.
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Paris
Florenz Zeigfeld
Zeigfeld
New York
North Dakota Primary May Decide McCumber’s Senate Fate
Washington watchers focus on North Dakota where Senator Porter J. McCumber faces a tight renomination contest with Lynn J. Frazier of the Nonpartisan League. If defeated, the loss would unsettle the tariff and finance agenda as Fordney also exits Congress, leaving bills without a sponsor.
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George R. Holmes
N. S
Washington
North Dakota
Porter J. McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Lynn J. Frazier
McCumber
Frazier
Senate
Boise Penrose
Finance Committee
White McCumber
Joseph W. Fordney
Michigan
House
Congress
Nope Toad Way If Eming Is Not Hired
A decision follows a long series of conferences with Lewis regarding whether Eming will be hired. The outcome remains unresolved during the latest discussions.
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Lewis
Storm devastates Logan with floods and lightning strikes
A severe June storm struck Logan Ohio at 1 15 pm Tuesday bringing darkness heavy rain and thunder. Streets including East Second Fountain and Rochester were flooded with up to 18 inches of water. A bolt struck West Second street home of Mike Mullen causing wall plaster to fall. A Logan Pottery building lost roofing and a power switchboard briefly cut power to the city. Shade trees were damaged and about two inches of rainfall was recorded.
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Logan
Ohio
East Second Street
Fountain Street
Rochester Avenue
Mike Mullen
West Second Street
Logan Pottery
Ohio Power Co
Violence Flare Over Coal Strike Near Valier
In Valier, four miles from Puxsutawney, three non union men including Earl Beck and Charles and Glen Rosborough were beaten by strikers when they refused to quit Perry Coal Company mines. The clash prompted 360 miners to descend on the area and three mines to close. Charles Rosborough suffered dental injuries. the others were also harmed. Fifteen Mexican states reportedly sit above 5000 feet.
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Puxsutawney
Walier
Perry Coal Company
Puxsuawney
Valier
Earl Beck
Covode
Charles E. and
Glen Rosborough
Charles Rosborough
Miners threaten march to close nonunion mines
Pittsburg June 28 Sheriff Woodside prepared to act as 200 or more striking miners plan a day march on 30 mines in Allegheny county to force closure of nonunion work sites. A band visited homes warning women that force could be used. In Brownsville state police were dispatched as Brownsville and South Brownsville near martial law.
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Pittsburg
Robert G. Woodside
Allegheny County
Brownsville
Herrin
I. Shaw
Illinois Read Out Of Union Over Herrin Mine Massacre
Senator Myers of Montana condemned Illinois on the senate floor for failing to punish perpetrators of the Herrin mine massacre. He claimed Illinois would lose its place in the Union if miners were not punished and called Herrin citizens 109 percent disloyal for condoning the violence.
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Washington
Illinois
Myers
Montana
Senate
Herrin
Tragic Car Crash in Upper Sandusky Claims Two Women
Mrs. Clara Hitchcock of Upper Sandusky and Mrs. Thomas Williams of Oklahoma were instantly killed when their car ran off a ditch and hit a telephone pole. Driver Thomas Williams and Ray Frazier were seriously injured in the early morning crash near Carey on the Upper Sandusky pike.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
Clara Hitchcock
Thomas Williams
Oklahoma
Ray Frazier
Upper Sandusky Pike
Carey
Harding orders coal conference to end nationwide strike
President Harding and cabinet advisers decided on a joint conference of coal miners and operators to meet in Washington under government supervision next Saturday. The move represents the federal government's strongest effort to end a three month strike crippling the nation and threatening coal supplies.
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Washington
Harding
Government to Take Control of Coal Mines Urged
A House resolution proposed by Republican Representative Burke of Pennsylvania urges the government to seize and operate all U S coal mines for one year, marking a push for federal control in Washington on June 28.
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Washington
United States
House
Representative Burke
Pennsylvania
National coal miners and operators to attend conference
President Harding and UMWA leader John L. Lewis will head a national conference including miners and operators from western Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois to discuss ending the prolonged strike. Invitations will go to 24 district presidents and key executives to participate in negotiations.
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Harding
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Labor
Davis
Commerce
Hoover
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Iinois
John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Phillip Murray
William Green
Operators Favorable Cleveland Meeting
Operators favorably inclined in Cleveland as a statement signals immediate consultation with other operators, with continuation noted on page five.
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Cleveland
Free government booklet on raisin and nut breads
Instructions for making many bread varieties including white, raisin, nut, potato, rice and corn bread. A 93 recipe Baking Booklet is offered free by the Agriculture Department. readers can request a copy by sending the coupon with two cents for return postage.
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Department of Agriculture
Information Bureau
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