Laborite Victory in Cork Upends Coalition Doubt
Dublin dispatch reports a Labour landslide in Cork with Ri g government seats declared for Day, Rosch, MacSwiney and Beamish, signaling the probable demise of the Collins De Valera pact. Anti treaty votes and calls for a Labour government dominate the tone as De Valera faces renewed attacks.
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Denis O'Connell
Dublin
Cork
Lord
O'Callaghan
Beamish
Frank Daly
Preadeshars
Dail Eireann
Dey
Tiwag
Nichael Cullns
Laver Party
Iublin
Foran
Labor Party
Labor
Associated Press
Collins
Republican
the Plain People
Boy Dies After Standing In Roller Coaster Car
Fifteen year old Gus Coleman died after being flung from a Pleasure Beach roller coaster car during a sharp turn. Witnesses say he stood up despite warnings as guards and placards urged riders to stay seated and hold on. Coleman, from Fairfield, was in the rear of the car with Joseph Rooney. two other boys from Greenfield Hill rode earlier. He died soon after arriving at St. Vincent's Hospital.
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Soung Coleman
Pleasure Beach
Coleman
Joseph Rooney
Fairfield
Leonard San Francisco
Russell Patronalli
Greenfield Hill
Per
Gus Coleman
Leopold Coleman
Cardinal Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Itg
Coeman
Stratford Town Council Recall Election Planned
Stratford plans its first recall election on July 21 with candidates to fill the seat after recall. The charter allows any number of candidates. the recall contender cannot run. The ballot shows recall question and candidate names. the highest vote getter becomes the successor. A strengthened political campaign is anticipated.
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Stratford Town
Stratford
Tuly
One-Man Trolley Car Loses Control in Meriden Crash
Meriden on June 18 reports W F Moore operator of a Bimey one man trolley car lost control on East Main hill. The car jumped the track struck an iron pole then rammed five parked autos. It halted with rear on southbound track. windows shattered and the right side damaged. Three passengers remained aboard and gave names Murras Miencen Eckwever.
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East Main Street
Meriden
W. F. Moore
Connecticut Company
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Asi
Murras
New
Charles J. Miencen
Edward T. Eckwever
Fourth Grade Crossing Victim Dies in Putnam
Putnam June 15 Della Philips of Plainfield died tonight at Ray Kimball hospital after injuries from a crossing crash in Ster Mog last Sunday. Her husband Byron Philippe, driving the automobile when struck by a train, was killed. Phoebe M Hebert and Jennie Motte, sisters of Philips, died within hours of the crash. Two infant daughters of Mrs Motte and Mrs Hebert survived.
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Putnam
Della Philips
Plainfield
Ster- Mog
Ray Kimball Hospital
Anffort
Byron Phillipe
Lway
Phoebe M. Hebert
Philips
Jennie Motte
Motte
Hebert
Senate on Eve of Battle Over Soldier Measure
Washington reports an impending Senate struggle over the bonus bill with ministers of tariff reform and party leaders signaling a delay and possible clash. Republicans plan a conference to push the tariff and back the bonus, while some Democrats and Republicans threaten a sharp battle to force a Senate record on further delays. The naval appropriation bill also looms as a potential obstacle as campaigns and protests unfold nationwide.
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Washington
Dons
Tarinf
Senate
Congress
Adena
Bonus
la Follette Repubican
Wisconsin
Johnson Republican
Canton Bombarded by Sun Yat Sen Gunboats
Amoy China June 48 Associated Press reports Canton's president residence fell to General Chen Chiung Min's troops. Sun Yat Sen is said to have escaped on a gunboat as Canton was bombarded by five Sun Yat Sen led gunboats. Residents fled and casualties were few. Reports place fighting continuing near Kiangsi and Nanchang as Sun Yat Sen forces clash with Wu Pei Fu loyalists and Chen Chun Ming's troops.
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Amoy
China
Associated Press
Canton
Chen Chiung-Min
Sun Yet Sen
Sun Yat Sen
Rtukiang
Isjangil
Chen Chunx Ming
Chan
Sun
Caton
Wu Pei-Fu
Chen
Dr. bin
de. Lux
Wu Pei- Fu
Nanchang
Klangsi Province
Meking
Kiantu
Kan River
Nanchana
Tubntsin
Shanhaikwan
Chang
Ang
Chinwangtao
TAFT WELCOMED IN LONDON AT EUSTON STATION
Chief Justice Taft arrived in London at Euston aboard a party led by Willam Wellard rar and was greeted by British and American officials including the ambassador Mr Harvey and the consul general. Taft planned to study English common law and meet the Ambassadors and Mrs Harvey during his stay with Major Oscar Solber as aide.
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Connectaut Association Against
Park Theatre
National Association Against Prohibition
John J. Splain
Splain
Congress
Spiath
London
Associa Press
Willam Wwellard
Calel
United States
Euston Station
Harvey
Post Wheeler
Robert FP. Slnner
London Pilgrims
Oscar XN. Solber
Liverpool
Wil
England
Taft
Ann Shan
Ten Railroad Unions Serve Strike Notice on Labor Board
Chiefs of workers' organization declare wage decisions a miscarriage of justice and permanent injury to railway labor. They announce a strike as their only remedy, with ten unions serving notice to the U. S. Labor Board.
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U. S. Labor Board
Chiefs of Workers’ Organization
Fire at Minnetonka Beach Kills Two Women
A Sunday blaze at the stylish Fayette hotel on Lake Minnetonka, near Minneapolis, killed two women and injured many of the 100 workers and guests present. The building, valued around $250,090, was destroyed with several fatalities reported among prominent social figures Mrs. Martin Epon and Lucy GMerh.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnetonka Beach
Lake Minnetinka
Martin 1
Epon
Tudgea Keon
Vire
Lucy Gmerh
Runaway Auto Crashes on Bronx Lawn Injuring Five
An automobile owned by Dr. Martin T. Horn ran away parked at 168 North Avenue, jumped a curb on Bronx Avenue and crashed into James Moran’s home lawn, injuring four children Myra Linda Moran Eleanor Charlotte Milton and Mrs Marks, plus a bystander. The car’s brake was released accidentally by William Tinda who sat in the car with the children. The vehicle toppled the hedge and wrecked the lawn as it wrecked.
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Martin T. Horn
North Avenue
Bronx Avenue
James YT. Moran
Bronx
Myra Linda
New Havel
Janda
Two Steamers Reported Sinking Off Key West
Telegraphic advices from Key West report the steamers Bella and De Soto in distress after a collision or incident. Details are sparse with no clear cause given. Bella listed as 781 tons and De Soto as 860 tons in maritime registers. Private reports mention Borgesind aiding the crew.
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Rwo
Key West
Jacksonville
Fin
Key W
Bella
de Soto
Marine Roglaley
Borgesind
Tha Grewe
Four Die When Train Strikes Auto in West Roxbury
At a crossing of the Boston and Maine railroad in West Roxbury four men were killed and two injured while returning from Nahant. The victims were Joseph McCarkay William Buckley Matthew Connelly and Thomas Hull of West Roxbury. Leonard Copperage and Charles Lewis, also of West Roxbury, were among the injured or involved.
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Pearoot
Mass
Hing
Hele Watomobie
Boston
Maine
Wer
Joseph McCarkay
Willam Buckley
Matthew Connelly
Thomeng Hull
West Roxbury
Buxton
Leonard Copperage
Charies Lewis
Nahant
Carpenter Killed as Lightning Strikes Shack at Staten Island
June 18. William Miler, a carpenter, was instantly killed when lightning struck an old shack on Staten Island. One man was injured and three others suffered minor burns. The blast hurled debris and singed clothing as the building burned.
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York
Wiliam Miler
Staten Island
Alysterik Mister
Vermont flood sweeps away five bridges report
Torrential rains caused widespread damage in Vermont sent floodwaters washing out five bridges and damaging roads. Dozens of miles of highways were rendered impassable and many roads flooded, forcing detours and widespread disruption.
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Vermont
Westriela
Miners Pledge Aid as Rail Strike Threatens
President Lewis vows miners will aid coal miners and rail union leaders plan a meeting to decide action as 1.225 million workers face wage cuts on July 1. Rail unions threaten a walkout and warn the Railroad Labor Board that only decisive action can remedy perceived injustices.
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John L. Lewis
Railroad Bar Board
Afr
Lewis
Rait
Labor Board
Thesr Board
Shetr Ness
Hazard al
Rail Labor Board Head Hints Hopeful Situation
Chicago reports June 16 rail labor board chairman Ben W Hooper says the railroad situation shows hope with contracts and rates not permanent and expects railroads to discontinue out work soon improving relations between carriers and employees despite legal questions. He notes changes in conditions and calls for patience.
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Chicago
Milly Road
Ben W. Hooper
United States
Tt Ia
Citmen
Tre
BR Ok
Tabor
Port Jervis Floods as Reservoirs Overflow
Port Jervis New York reports severe floods after cloudbursts overflow three reservoirs late last night and today. Two to six feet of water inundates the valley, causing near million-dollar property damage and forcing residents to flee homes along Delaware and Neversink riverbanks. Police battled rising waters as the flood surged through Kingston Avenue and surrounding streets, with many summer homes threatened.
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Delaware
Neversink
Port Jervis
N. Y
Entre
Surand
Novessin
Kingston Avenue
Neversin
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de Valera
Core
Hevevalver
Beer
White Plains
Ward
Westchester
Morehauser
Waiter 5. Ward
Clarence Peters
Slwood Rabinold
Rabinold
Exarcise
Joseph McMullen
Ralph Ward
George & Ward
Morschauser
Allen TR Campbell
Elwood Rabinold
Witnegses
John 4. Sprain
Anti- Saloon League
Wu Pei Fu
Chang Tso Lin
Sun’ Yat Seg
Kiangsi
Tila
Carton
Dr. Martin I. Horn
Gardens Down Hill
Carpenter
Shack
Hooper
Robert ¥. Chamber’s
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