Dramatic Battle At Four Courts Ends With Surrender
A Dublin clash at the Four Courts concluded after a prolonged siege of about 60 hours. General Sealy surrendered unconditionally to Brigadier General Grady as Irish forces suffered casualties and a catastrophic explosion shook the area. A nurse disguise was attempted but failed, and fighting figures shifted through a chaotic night as orders and defenses collapsed.
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Maes
Joondon
Free State
Toynonces
Sealey
Behsll
Grady
Rory O'Conell
Midlowes
O'Connell
Cherehill
Thirer
Border Regiment
Freland
Gatn
Rory O'Connor
Bern
Gunn
Genersl O'Connor
Fgbt
Toublin
District of Fame Courts
U S Railroad Strike Looms Over National Rail
New York July 2 Union leaders vow a strike among shopmen nationwide after wage demands and Sunday overtime cuts. Rail firms report most equipment ready with a small timber fire threat. engineers and firemen refrain from striking. The Railway Labor Board pushed last minute to avert action as extra crews are placed at major shops and government support looms for the board’s wage decision.
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New York
Railway Labor Board
Smmmers
Coudhetora
Srnieival
Howe
Uber “Board
Retrenchment Cuts Sumner of Land Branches in Brisbane
Brisbane July 2 Kennedy acting Under Secretary for Education directs retrenchment in land branches. Sumner of Land Branches reduced from 16 to 10. Details reveal reorganisation to boost efficiency and save over £4000 yearly. Several offices merged, vacancies to fill after advertising, with staff retirements and new appointments noted.
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Sumner
Brisbane
Kennedy
Ary For Education
Lar
Humber
Separats
Bravich
F.D. Power
F.D. Power, Land Comrolasion Stoner of Goondiwindi
Bern
Road
Rosde Hasler
Temaine
Department
Soldiers Settlement Ranch
E. Mackhoratleri
Soldiers’ Settlement
W. Poution
Goondiwindl
Poor Hocking
the Public Service
Greene
Frearyer
C. Kennedy
Iefer
J. Durine
N. Rogers
G. Syan Bon
J. Fphcam
Fi Holmes
W. Ryland
Albert
Shaevap Eddy
Survey Ofice
Ralaman
Aholtehed
End H. Mey Irvaah Ho
Kidnappers Active in Mexico Revolt Movement
Washington July 2. Reports cite an epidemic of kidnappings linked to a Revolutionary Movement in Mexico. The State Department has advised about possible actions by agents and related threats, amid claims of plots to overthrow Coregon and destabilize the region.
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Mexico
Washington
Americar
Meaian Yardite
State Department
Envices
Apotine
Communists Ousted by London Labor Congress
July 1 report describes the Labor Congress voting to expel Communists, allocating them to the Labor Party and labeling Moscow as the Commune Country. The session featured sharp exchanges and mockery as the resolution passed amid controversy and ridicule.
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London
Labor Congress
Fate Wosking
Proclan
Moscow
Labor Party
Giett Deere
Goryrmmauc
Emmy
Dublin Rebels Holdout Amid Street Fighting And Shelling
In Capel Street Moran's Hotel area Rebels faced a government assault with sniping and artillery. Reports describe houses hit, casualties and barricades as clashes continued through the morning. Ammunition ran low and the siege persisted with troops advancing toward the hotel amid heavy fire.
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Capel Street
Moran's
Tabor Street
Crise
Dublin
Prac
Londen
Sory
Jack the Ripper in Berlin Murder Case Surfaces
Sensational Berlin murder case links an elderly butcher named Grossman to the killings of three women. Authorities allege more than 20 disappearances may be connected, with additional victims rumored as Groxarian lures women and children to his flat. An autobiographical claim reportedly frames the killings as social service.
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Jace the Ripper
Berlin
Earl Grossman
Grisman
Hermin
Mruider Narn
Bear Gronian
Herman
Jack the Riper
Hin
Groxarian
Hem
Fragmented Rest of the News Item Paragraphs
Disconnected lines report various 1930s style items. A Lenin indy in Berlin, Siete reruns the NSW for Francia year ends Friday with a deficit of 4 152 000, claimed as largest C ars. An American boxer Larry knocks out Vines Blackburn in the 1th rear. The Defence Minister announces compulsory retirements in the Navy with compensation. Senate Tariff Committee in Washington agrees on a 0-cent per bushel wheat tax. Canada proposes seven and a half per cent cuts on farm products, raising material and tire costs with expected follow-on reductions.
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Nsw
Josefieight
Australia
Larry
Vines Blackburn
Defence
Nll
Fary
Upem
Wrary
Ceclain
Hiliyatwienth
Senate
Washington
Underwood
America
West Sydney Os Alderman W Lambert Again to Contest
The report records ongoing contest for the West Sydney alderman seat with W Lambert and Burk among candidates. It notes the political tension and a Supreme Court discussion on reform, including remarks about the impact on New Zealanders and potential public injunctions affecting campaigning.
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West Sydney
W. Lambert
Fey
Aldara
Aiea
W. Taatery Ee
Wear
Sydney
Yg Nota Ak
Lambert
Burk
Big Betting Raid In Brisbane
Brisbane July 2 Thirty three men were part of a police raid on a gambling house in the afternoon. Albert Strest on Saturday and others were charged with keeping a betting house. The remainder were found there. Seth Duryer and Dally were remanded in custody with bail set at eighty pounds and a like sum for surety. Fifty new orders were issued for bail.
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Brisbane
Albert Strest
Harry Sith
Duryer
Sichadl Dally
Sanitary workers Cairns complaint heard in Townsville
The Townsville Supreme Court heard an application by Shima on behalf of 38 employees of Townsville Cable to vary their hours. The request seeks a change from the half day extra to a full or altered shift pattern, with a hearing fixed for July 14. The Town Council was also directed to file submissions by July 11.
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Cairns
Townsville
Fein & Special
Coe Chambers
Bae Acai
ArBiraton
Fearon
Tomusle
Mylan Court
P. Hywes
Bealf
Sullagy
Towmsille Sty
Appie
New Appointees Named to Provisional Council
Brisbane reports appointments to the Provisional Council for Aurea for the remainder of its term. The notice lists members including Syorn favedling, J. W. ui eecenpie, Bowell, WG Satchel, GL pers, GV Hives, and Mewre Fi Morgan, among others, with representatives and dates unclear due to damaged text.
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Brisbane
Aurea
Ion
Syorn Favedling
J. W
A. Bowell
Satchel
Pers
Morgan
Y Eie
Ives
Moura
Rowe
He Brown
Coma
Howe
Queensland Deficit Figures Show Yearly Shortfall
The report details still rising deficit levels for the year in Queensland with figures indicating a deficit of £188,591. It contrasts prior twelve months with a surplus, notes last financial year expenditure at £120,000 and revenue near £1.3 million, and cites June revenue of about £81,244 and twelve month loan expenditures totaling £4,298 2M.
The Wilson Murder Case At Westminster Trial Dates
The Westminster case involving Dana O Sutti and Joseph O Sutti proceeds as they are committed for trial. Details indicate the murder investigation timeline with defendants unnamed in the fragment and courtroom action advancing in July.
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Minder
Field-Macahal Srilson
Westminster
Dana
Joseph O'suttith
Icicles At Katoomba Suit The South Antarctic Conditions
A fragmented clipping describes icicles at Katoomba and harsh Antarctic conditions. It notes wind biting, frigid air, and icicles forming over forty feet long, hanging and falling, with careless mentions of nearby forces.
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Katoomba
Charleville Fire Destroys Two Shops
At about o'clock this morn a fire broke out in the drapery shop opposite the corner of Frank and Alfred Streets, started by a Barmanian named Archos. The blaze consumed the shop and the adjoining premises, with estimated losses of £2800. Most of the property is insured for £41000.
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Harteville
Frank and
Alfred Streens
Archos
Otal Lassen
Loss on trawlers signals government setback in fisheries
Sydney reports ongoing losses in the trawler industry amid a government backed venture appearing financially strained. Key figures indicate losses around 190,000 in the year while prospects for future operations dim as imports and delayed purchases affect output. Industry officials like Mr. Oakes oversee salvage efforts and seek remedies despite limited catching results.
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Sydney
Oakes
Oniderab Cainee
Limon
I Amy
Sha
Oauen i Nei
Tableland Unity conference on redistribution and district council
A prom 2 Special Correspondent reports the Tableland Unity conference of the Northern Country Party held at Atherton on June 230. Delegates from Cairns and Chillagoe electorates discussed votes redistribution, proposed a district council to govern the electorates, and agreed to rotate headquarters. Bradley addressed the meeting while committees were formed to advance the party platform and regional coordination.
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Tableland Unity
Conference OF
Northern Country Party
Chillagoe
Atherton
Gil
Athersoni
Yura Barra
Mies
Hetant Klara
Hides
Abe Ucaryar
Bradley
Shiek
Berlin Monarchists Excitement in Provincial Miterieman Towns
Fragmentary report notes unrest or strong interest among Berlin monarchists in provincial towns, with garbled OCR text suggesting heightened activity around leadership or demonstrations and possible cross-town alignments. Named entities are unclear due to text corruption.
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Berlin
SUEZ CANAL TRAFFIC AND AMERICAN VESSELS
Washington reports on Suez Canal traffic noting American vessels were omitted from the allowed classifications under the Subsidy Bill then before Congress. The issue concerns American ships entering the canal and access for goods like petroleum and gas.
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Washington
Edmunds
Gargoss
Beusine
Petrateum
Sensational Feat By Australian Jumper At Event
An Australian athlete performed a sensational leap at a public event described as bending and flighty. The record notes a remarkable distance and mentions Cheogates as a related figure, with a hall emul context referenced in the report.
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Sandan
Moris
Harding urges joint talks to end coal strike
President Harding met with coal strike representatives and operators urging immediate resumption of mining and rapid settlement of disputes through joint conferences. He warned the government will use full power to end the stalemate if price issues persist. Secretaries Taft and Dawes joined the discussions in a broader effort to avert disruption.
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Harding
Jilly
Federal
Unclear fragment reports medical or travel note
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Mr and a hospital stay with months referenced. The readable items hint at a travel or medical note but lack coherent facts to form a full news item. No verifiable events, dates, or clear entities to anchor a proper summary.
Seven Marks a Penny Exchange Note Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes record an exchange rate statement with erratic wording. It mentions a rate around L780 and references merchants, sales and payments in a historic ledger style. The readable items name persons, places, and financial terms but lack complete context or coherent structure.
Government plans brief enforcement and fees for immigrants
Government announces that the Werare Vex will be briefly enforced hereafter. The Assembly re considers BRIT providing a 440 sterling fee on each Chinese immigrant.
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Assembly
Considera. &. Brit
Visitor at Warwick Armetring Event Noted
Fragmentary report describes a Friday evening visit by a distinguished cricketer. Attendee Br. W A Cailine and others shared a brief chat, with Mr Seeman and Hamar also mentioned. The remark concluded with a polite, understated thank you.
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Sprecher
Warwick Armetrong
Br. WA
Armetring
Seeman
Scruwton
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