06 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
1
Insurgents in Dublin surrender after walls of their hotel fortresses crumble under a consuming blaze. Burgess defies the Free State Army, but the rising fire and military pressure tilt toward government control.
Famed Goldwyn scout Miss Bijou Fernandez failed to locate future screen possibilities during a rain swept tour from Boston to Worcester. The image captures her on Main Street Worcester studying afternoon crowds as she searches for talent for the movie Scout.
Partial sentence from Worcester July 5 dispatch mentions no persons or events. text continues on another page, lacking enough details to summarize into a complete item.
Hope for a speedy settlement of the nationwide railway shopmen strike was seen as talks continued in Chicago. Officials and union representatives voiced cautious optimism about resolving key wage and work rule disputes.
A visit by the scout from the Goldwyn era will tour principal business centers in Lowell and Lawrence. She will inspect stores from 11 a.m. into early afternoon.
A new device revolutionizes piloting and navigation by giving instant depths and revealing the ocean bottom. The instrument promises precise seabed mapping, aiding exploration and underwater surveying efforts.
The bottom of the ocean from Newport R I to Gibraltar has been mapped by a new radio sounding device on the destroyer Stewart. Acting Secretary Roosevelt announced the device will revolutionize piloting and navigation by providing a detailed topographical map of the sea floor.
The device was principally designed by Harry C. Hayes a physicist at the United States Naval Engineering Experiment Station Annapolis Md Dr Hayes made the trip.
Yesterday temperatures recorded with multiple time stamps show highs around 68 and lows near 61. Averages noted include 62 for the day and 65 for the prior year, with figures listed across morning, afternoon, and evening intervals.
At a meeting of the National Education Association Miss Mabel Carney of Columbia University charged rural schools with being the weakest link in the U S education system. She warned that thousands of children are effectively barred from opportunities due to their underfunded and underdeveloped schools.
Rogers Hornsby slugged his 20th homer to tie Ken Williams for the major league lead in baseball. At Wimbledon England Moll Mollary defeated Mrs Edgington in the European women’s championship. In Buffalo Helen Hooker beat Katherine Gardner of Boston in the National Clay Court event. Indianapolis saw William Tilden II and Sandy Wiener win a doubles match over Hardy and Garland in the National Clay Court championship. Full reports appear on pages 14 17 18 and 19.
Old Sol may return from holiday to rain gear weather as J Pluvius stirs the sky. Clouds poured heavy rain in the Hub yesterday totaling significant July rainfall through the fifth day, with rain falling daily except Sunday.
National League results show St. Louis 11 Cincinnati 4 and Chicago 11 Pittsburg 5. Detroit 6 Cleveland 5 after 11 innings in the American League while Boston and Philadelphia games were rained out and other games postponed. Albany defeated Pittsfield 33 to 2 in the Eastern League.
A reader notes today should be fairly good with warmer temperatures than yesterday. The forecast hints at light winds and mild conditions for outdoor plans.
In Dublin on July 5 the Granville Hotel fire trapped rebels in the cellar. By 7:30 p.m. the last fighters surrendered as Free State troops surrounded the burning building. Leader Charles Burgess, wounded in the leg, was captured after a lone stand.
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