Mondell Reviews Work of Congress After Year in Session
Republican Leader Mondell reviews the first year of Congress under President Harding. He cites a reduced national debt and a budget surplus, noting 298 laws enacted and budget reforms that cut taxation. He defends administration policies and criticizes critics while signaling tariff and subsidy bill action ahead in conference.
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Congress
Senate
House
Socal
Mondell
W. Weekel
dechiweil + Cov
Jones Teader
Selda
Will
Four Courts Surrenders After Explosions in Dublin
In Dublin on June 3 the Four Courts building facing the Liffey fell to the Provisional government troops after Rory O Connor Liam Mellowes and their forces surrendered. The siege ended with a large explosion and fire consuming the court house. About 150 prisoners were taken, including combatants waved for the republican colors as they left under guard.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Four Courts
Liffey
Rory O'Connor
Liam Mellowes
Rory O'Gowker
Liam Meliones
Reprubligan Army
Free State Army
Provisionall
Albert
O'Connell
O!daly
Lang
Argur
Doubt Cast on Bielaski Story by Mexican Authorities
Three suspects held in the Bielaski kidnapping case in Mexico City include Montes Della as authorities question the self abduction theory. U.S. officials report Americans released from bandit captivity in the Tampico region and assess the broader diplomatic implications.
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Mexico City
Tonlent
Montes Della
Bruce Bielsski
Hlalaski
Carles
Serrano
Bielyaki
Sarrao
Bialaski
Tatecala
Net
Washington
Tampico
Shaw
Powers Enmp
la Corona Company
America
el Heralds
Blo
Los Angels
Bielaski
Séverdl
Bielaskil Party
Wn Tranks
Verda
Rangorn
A. Bruges
U.S
Mexico
Obregon
Represantativn
Connally
Democrat
Teans
House & Resolution
Ward's Attorneys Seek Access to Grand Jury Minutes
Walter S. Ward’s lawyers press to view the Grand Jury minutes that indicted him for the May 5 murder of Clarence Peters. District Attorney Weeks announced the request after a bid to stay an earlier order allowing Ward’s defense to inspect the minutes failed.
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Wattre Pilaing
Walter S. Ward Will
Clarence Peters
Weeks
Usti¢E Kelly
Supreme Court
Bynakyn
Orsenauser
Fard
White Plains
Rum Battles and Storms Fail to Halt Tiny Chicago Cruiser
A vivid report recounts a long river trip from Chicago through Lake Michigan to Bridgeport Harbor aboard the 50 foot White Seat, captained by Alonzo. Accompanying him are his wife and Hudso Buffington, amid rough weather and 36 locks on the Erie Canal and around Niagara Falls.
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Chicago
Bridgeport Harbor
Hudson Buffington
Conait
Mass
Conalt
Mira
Childs
Rams
Indianapolle
Albany
Niagara Fatte
Erie Canal
Hollenburg
Engnest Buffington
South Ireland Isolated by Transport Disruption
Cork reports South Ireland cut off from the rest of the country as trains stop beyond Kilworth near Cork on the main line to Dublin. Insurgent forces seize several commercial firms and threaten Dublin, with later control of southern arm offices.
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Cork
South Ireland
Charles
Ville
Dubln
Dublin
Latera Sautharm
Heads of German States Confer on National Crisis
Berlin June 30. Heads of the German states meet with Chancellor Wirth to discuss internal questions and the threat of a radical socialist government amid socialists and communists pressing for a workmen’s government. News warns of potential changes in defense laws and grain price fixes as markets wobble.
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Berlin
Walter Rathenau
Scclel
Germany
Republic
Nationalische Deutsche Zeitung
Wirth
Republicans Add 70 Their Defenses in Cork
Irregular forces in Cork prepared for possible attacks after news of the Four Courts fall in Dublin. They occupied the city’s largest military barracks and all police stations, gathering provisions and mobilizing motor cars in a bid to repel Free State troops.
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Cork
Tuna
Dublin
Tha Estong
Ireand
Waterbury Shopmen Face Uncertain Strike Outlook
Waterbury division employs 165 workers with about 100 counting on strike from 10 am tomorrow. Officials report many may refuse to heed the walkout call while Boston area railroads await the 10 am strike start. Maintenance of Ways crews and machinists could be among those not crossing the picket line, with wages averaging around 31 dollars weekly under Labor Board cuts.
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Boston
Tommorrow
Tao N.Y N- Be
H. Railroad
Boston Ung
Albany
Boston and Maine
New Haven Road
Hirsch Indicted on Assault Charge in Nassau County
Hazel Hirsch was indicted by the Nassau County grand jury for assault in the shooting of her husband Isaac A. Mirech, an electrical contractor, late Saturday on the lawn of Rene Davies, a moving picture actress in Freeport. Both denied involvement and declined to identify Hirsch’s assailant.
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Minhola
Jane
Hazel Hirsch
Nasaau County
Grand Jury
Isuor A. Mirech
Rene Davies
Laws
Hirsch
Igi
Oil finds claimed near New Milford sparks Gulfport venture
In 1911 locals report oil traces in New Milford and nearby towns with activity extending toward New York. Gulfport Oil & Development Co. plans to drill as soon as equipment arrives led by B. N. Mipparly of Westport to probe lowland deposits and strike oil, drawing stockholders from failed prior ventures.
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Lanesville
Merryall
New Milford
New Milldera
New Yorks
Milford
Gulfport O4 & Development Company
Gulfport Oil & Development Company
Sorciey
B. N. Mipparly
Westports
Miford
Sippariy
New Millard
Tlon
Frank S. Day
Ldi
Gulfport
On & Development
New England Oil & Development Company
Shopmen Float Labor Board Summons in Strike Fallout
Chicago June 30 Associated Press Federal intervention to halt the railway shopmen strike failed as shop crafts leaders refused to appear for an official investigation. Board adjourned with no further action against the walkout. Maintenance of way workers postponed their potential strike after board involvement.
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Labor Board
Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
Jewell
International Union
Beade
B W. Hooper
Jartaead Weer
Sresent
Sounell
B. FP
Arriers
Norlany
Timothy ‘Healy
Ang’ Allers
Ikewise
Seard
Healy
Way
Lwvenly
Ihrde Rajirones
I5 Appsir
Ronda
Roydl
Colonel Walter Chatfield QF Waterbury dies in Washington
Colonel Walter Chatfield United States Army retired aged 70 died this afternoon at Walter Reed Hospital Washington DC after brief illness. Born in Derby March 11 1862 educated in Waterbury and Cheshire Academy he served in Company A Second Connecticut Infantry and later in the Seventh Cavalry retiring May 11 1916 holding the rank of colonel.
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Waterbury
Walter Chatfield
U.S. Aw
Cheshire Academy
Seventh Cavalry
Regular Army
Mann of Illinois Out for Speakership
Washington June 30 A shift began among Republicans as Representative James Mann of Illinois emerged as a potential candidate for the speakership if Republicans keep control of the House in the next Congress. Mann was defeated for the role when Frederick H. Gillett of Massachusetts won the House victory over the Democrats in 1918. There is talk Speaker Gillett may not seek a third term, though no official word from him.
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Washington
Lopi
Shopmen's strike in New York predicted tonight
Labor union officials forecast a 100 percent Shop crafts strike in and around Greater New York starting at 10 oclock tomorrow morning. Each union will run a headquarters in Jersey City Long Island City and Hoboken with rail yard and shop walkouts planned to halt railroad operations. Jersey City expected to be the strike center as unions mobilize car electricians boiler makers and machinists to halt all yard work. Police detail requested for Jersey yards and eight officers assigned to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
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New York
Atria
Pecaming
Affectus
Inorwin
Jarsey City
Hamipor
Pennsylvania Railroad
Yarda
Jersey
Pennays
Vants Sound
Pennsylvania clerks approve regional wage cut
About 3,500 clerical and station forces in the Northwestern region of the Pennsylvania Railroad signed an agreement today to reduce wages. The pact was announced by C K Hamilton, general manager of the region, as representatives of the employees and railroad officials reached the deal.
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Offhe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hamilton
President makes clear board must be obeyed and will call conference
Washington notes the President summoned executives and workers to Washington as the government voices a stern warning to railroads and labor. He demands wage reductions and outside shopwork be stopped, declaring Railway Labor Board decisions are government decisions with full backing. Officials expect the administration to back the board, and a government response will follow if 409,000 workers walk out.
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Washington
White’ House
Railway Labor Board
Chicago
Tcenls
Lis
White” House
United States
Labor Board
Cicceso
Washington Cor
Orie
Tabor Board
Middle Street Building to Be Converted into Offices
Schnee and Schnee real estate operators have purchased the four story brick Middle Street building between American Hardware Stores and Post Publishing Co. They plan a complete remodel into a modern mercantile and business block. The $300,000 sale closes after weeks of negotiations with plans by Frederick A. Cowper to add a new red brick facade and set the front back to widen the street. First floor will hold fourteen stores. rear extension to Water Street will be added.
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Schnee
Water Street
Middle Street Realty Co
American, Hardware Stores Inc
The
Post Publishing Co
Samuel Schnee
Tap
Lnto
Schacs & Schnee
Frederick A. Cowper
Thin City
Besa
Schnée
Desige
Tanante
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Egrven
John
System Federation of the Railroad
Federation of Labor
Mew Haven
Union
Railyone
Hazel Hirsh
Shopcrafts
Hooper
Grable
Maintenance of Way Brotherhood
Chatfield
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