Heavy Guns Rain On Rebels In Dublin Streets
Dublin reports say heavy artillery battered the last irregular positions in upper Sackville Street as national troops push fierce fire. De Valera reportedly escaped capture via tunnel, with extensive fighting and evacuations around the Gresham area and Kempfer hotel.
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London
Eamonn de Valera
Daily Mail
Dublin
The
Times
Upper Sackill Street
Rom Asgsocializn
O'Connel
Uresclaes
da Valera Asseft Mammam
D Markiewicz
Ghotel
Theotel
Smingl
lo’Gonnell
Ammam
Berg
Hotal
Parnel
Atwater warns Eristole Cornell alone over pledges
Mayor Atwater pledges to carry out party platform while questioning insurgent critics. He defends Corneille as target of patronage attacks and says administration aims to lower operating expenses. He notes city spending about 9 million last year and 1.3 million current budget, hoping to deliver 100 cents of value per tax dollar.
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Atwater
John A
Boy dies by toy cannon blast in Waterbury incident
In Waterbury on July, Benjamin Lyon, 40, of 315 East Main Street, lost his right hand at the wrist when two toy cannons he was about to discharge exploded. Local authorities investigated the accident and the scene was secured.
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Waterbury
Benjamin Lyon
East Main Street
Benjamin Strawsky
Henry Street
Strovsky
St. Vincant's Hospital
Anthony Morgan
Lexington Avenue
Bonus Unamerican Empey at Fairfield Speech Declares Against Bonus
Arthur Guy Empey, famed soldier and lecturer, spoke to 390 at the First Church of Christ in Fairfield. He opposed the bonus as un American, urged patriotism through effort, and praised American soldiers while criticizing Woodrow Wilson and European leadership. He ranked Roosevelt beside Lincoln and Washington among great Americans.
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Fairfield
Arthur Guy Empey
Church of Christ
Allen J. Beeman
Joseph Wakeman
Beeman
Empex
Empey
Wilson
Woodrow Wison
Rasmaelt
Berlin
Europe
America
Lincoln
Washington
Roosevelt
Penaduerion
C. E. Silcox
President Harding Delivers July Address in Marion
President Harding speaks at the Marion fairgrounds celebrating Marton 100th birthday, urging strong enforcement of laws amid strikes. Pershing addresses crowd of about 95,000 as cooling weather aids enthusiastic reception.
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Marion
Ohio
Thay
Snenates
Armerica
Aiseur
America
Bargsin
History
Marton
Ennie Folks
Visi
Miesef
Fairgrounds
Ira Harding
Pershing
Herding
Elas
Harding
Caledonia
Charles G. Dawes
Sureny
George
Christian
Genarel Sawyer
Star Building
Marion Star Building
Greenwich Shooting Victim Dies After Wounding
Greenwich July 4 Arthur Duran dies at Greenwich Hospital from a revolver wound suffered in a cafe. He filed a statement claiming accidental shooting by James Briggs during a confrontation. Briggs held on involuntary manslaughter charge, coroner to hold inquest tomorrow. Duran, 24, leaves his mother and two brothers.
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Greenwich
Arthur Duran
Greenwich Hospita
James Briggs
Briggs
Feohna
Griggs
Ide Ferty
Duran
J. I. Poelan
Tmorcow
Doran
Tarea
Dr Hardman Greenwich Physician Succumbs in Stamford
July 4. Dr Foray Hardman a Greenwich physician who had served at a local sanatorium died in Stamford today. He had recently received treatment at a hospital in New York. The body was sent to Oswego New York for burial.
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Greenwich
Dr. Foray
Hardman
Stamford
New York
Oswego
Independence Day Celebration Delayed by Rain at Bridgeport
Intermittent rainfall and poor weather did not dampen Bridgeport area residents as the municipal Independence Day celebration was postponed due to rain. Citizens remained upbeat, keeping plans for a later event, with local officials urging safe, festive participation once skies clear.
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Bridgeport
Fireworks Postponed Amid Showers In City Park Display
Citywide Independence events were delayed by rain. Fireworks at Sea sida park postponed to later night with possible alt date. concert and dance moved to the same evening. Coast Artillery band to play. Naval dance planned. Reported fireworks and celebrations spread through Bridgeport and surrounding towns despite showers.
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Seasida Park
Coast Artillery
Twenty Five Celebrators Injured on Fourth of July
Reported injuries from fireworks and blank cartridges marred Fourth of July celebrations. Several juveniles and local residents suffered burns and eye injuries. two stray bullets wounded bystanders. Most treated at Emergency hospitals. no fatalities.
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Barnum Avenue
Stratford
Josephine Smith
Orchard Street
Sam Labowitz
Main Street
Kentucky Senator Battles Socialistic Laws
New York July 1 Senator Stanley Democrat of Kentucky attacked socialistic legislation in an address during a Tammanay Fall celebration. He warned traditional American government principles are being abandoned by the progressive movement and claimed government boards harass the people. He defended the Republican party line as the most ingenious inventor of new ways to invade states rights and liberties.
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New York
Congress
Stanley
Kentcky
Wip
Ex Legislator Charged With Selling Liquor
Terry Jewett, July 4 state police seized 129 barrels of allegedly aid cider in the cellar of John Retter's home five miles from here. Retter is held on bond for a town court appearance July 10 on charges of selling an intoxicating beverage and keeping it with intent to sell. Potter is a former state legislator for Griswold and has served as deputy town judge.
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Jewetterry
John Retter
Retter
Potter
State Legiglature
Griswold
Leonard Wins Technical Knockout in Ninth Round Over Kansas
Benny Leonard, defending lightweight champion, defeated Rocky Kansas by technical knockout in the ninth round after Kansas suffered a broken left fibula in the third round and fought on with a largely useless limb. Manager Dan Rogers claimed the sponge was used to prevent further injury. Leonard displayed superior speed and power, staggering Kansas with repeated left hooks and a sharp right cross while Kansas bled from the mouth and endured a brutal barrage before retirement.
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Michigan City
Ind
Associated Press
Benny Leonard
Rocky Kansas
Flvsar
Rocky
Tor
Laima
Kansas
Ggbova
Kaneas
K. Briggs
Chicago
4. L. Barone
Buffalo
Kansas’ Camp
Dan Rogers
Kennas
Knnas
Kungas
Leonard
Vievorler
Leonars
Phey
Britton
Kansay
Aven
Prom
Leonhard
Bently
Tangas
Leonard Alwys
Kanaas
Ax Leonard
Thair
Kanata
Tomach
Kansan
Imilar
Ned
Keng
Bell
Kanate
Kansaston
Léonard
Test of strength imminent in shopmen strike in Chicago
The railway shopmen strike threat looms as the Labor Board and maintenance of way groups postpone to July 1 wage disputes. After daylong talks in Chicago, officials agreed to continue work under current wages while referring unresolved issues to the Labor Board. The hold placed on a broader walkout hinges on the filing of new rulings and outside contracting rules.
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Labor Board
Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
United Maintenance of Way
E. Grable
Maintenance of Way
Benny Hooper
Fox
Labor
Indiana Harbor
Stremmans
Mr. Grable
Executive Council
Detroit
Hooper
McMintmen
Indiana Harbor Belt
M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Patriesa
Railroads in Washington Hit by Shopmen Strike Delays
Railroads serving Washington report delays as shopmen strike disrupts engine movement. Roundhouses supplied engines at the Potomac Yard terminal, with schedules affected by holiday and strike, though no long dispatch delays were noted.
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Washington
Ington Fett
Potomac Yarda
Iran
Stamford Grocer Shot in Milan Quarrel
Stamford Grocer Montagnino was shot and killed last night during a street quarrel. Augustus Spinasani, former partner of Montagnino, was arrested as the assailant. a brother is held for coroner’s inquest. Police report varying accounts of the shooting and struggle over a revolver.
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Stamford
Tenatus
Momtagnino
Ihig City
Wig Syet
K Nedy
Augustus Spinsani
Jend
Wis
Mantagnine
Frank Spinsani
Montagning
Spiagsani
Splasagi Brothers
Montagnino
Mantagnire
Montagninn
Aviator Plunges Into Sea From Aircraft
Charles N. Fitzgerald fell from the wing of an airplane at high speed and plunged about 222 feet into the ocean today. He suffered internal injuries and was carried to his hotel where physicians reported him in a precarious condition.
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Asbury
Charles N. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Prohibition Chief Caps Prescription Forgery in Connecticut
Prohibition Director Roy A Haynes orders recall of all medical liquor prescription permits in Connecticut. Doctors must reapply, and a revised prescription blank to be used after July 20 aims to curb forgeries. Connecticut doctors and druggists holding permits will be notified of the change and old blanks must be returned.
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Connecticut
Ederal Prohibition
Harry E. MacKenzie
Prohibition
Roy A. Haynes
Washington
James I. Fowles
Gald
Fowler
IAYL
Hartford
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Engerdaered
John Barleycorn
Yaehe Club
Milford
Airia
Misa
Alice Perkins
Lila Dy Witt
Gound
United States Public Health Service
S. Z Poli
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Foreign Wars
Post 145
Norwalk
Post and
Aonitary
Arthur Miller
Avenue
Panay
Ziviin
Hudson Street
Lawi Stiffon
John Murphy
Clinton Avenue
Thomas Mulroney
John Runjon
Robert Gilbarta
Vincent T Tanco
Summerfield Avenue
F. J. O'Brien
FP. Walsh
Hilwood Welsh
A. B. Margotis
Stein
Patrick Hury
Salem Street
Kentucky
Fonard
Jewell
Stamford Groger
Artar Quarrel
MacKenzie
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