Rebels Surrounded as Irish Fighting Rages in Dublin Hills
Reports say Eamon de Valera and Erskine Childers with rebel followers are surrounded in southern Dublin county hills. Cathal Brugha dies of wounds at Mater Hospital. Free State troops win at Boyle. Blessington captured near Wicklow. Five British ships anchor in Cork Harbor as Dublin drops as rebel hotspot.
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London
Eamonn de Valera
Erskine
Childers
Dublin
Evening News
Central News
Cathal Brugha
de Valera
Mater Hospital
Brugha
Free State
Youths Respond To Collins Call In Dublin
Dublin reports desultory sniping but quickly returns to normal life as hundreds of youths answer Michael Collins's call and enlist in six months active service against the rebels. An unconfirmed report says Eamonn De Valera may have been wounded near Blessington in the north.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
Eamonn de Valera
de Valera
Blessington
Investigate Cause Of Subway Panic
New York July 7 three investigations underway into the Lexington-ov subway accident of yesterday as emergency exits may be added. Fewer than 15 still in hospitals all expected to recover. Damage estimated at 100 dollars and changes to fire fighting materials are considered to prevent future panics. Officials note the extinguishing chemicals reacting with flames may produce phosgene gas, a claim denied by IRT President Hedley.
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New York
Lexington-ov
Hedley
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Weather outlook for Ohio showers tonight then clearing
Ohio forecast shows showers tonight with clearing by Saturday morning. Cooler conditions expected Saturday especially in the west and far north late tonight. Also notes on yesterday and current temperatures and promotional ads for records, wagons, hats, and water service notices.
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Ohio
Glad to Be Home General Dawes Returns from Washington
General Charles G. Dawes returns from a year in Washington where he organized the budget and reoriented the government to a business footing. He takes a seat as chairman of the board of the Central Trust company and immediately engages in banking business.
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Gen. Dawes
Chicago
Charles G. Dawes
Washington
United States
The
Central Trust Company
Akron council committee talks with Northern Ohio Traction on streetcar extension
Councilman William F. Hobush reports progress in Akron on northeast end streetcar lines and the Mahoning line extension after talks with A C Blinn general manager of the Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co The two sides expect a city traction deal to be reached soon likely Saturday during a full council session Other improvements were reviewed and will be re discussed at the weekend meeting
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Councilmankc Public Utilities Committee
A. C. Blinn
Northern Ohio Traction & Light Co
Akron
Mahoningrd
William F. Hobush
Hobush
Traction Company
Blinn
Road near Meyers Lake collapses in slide failure
A 300 foot section of Twelfth Street extension at the south end of Meyers Lake sunk and cracked bricks, forcing suspension of traffic until repairs. Drivers faced a slanted pavement and curb bricks loosening as engineers plan multiple fills to restore a stable roadbed.
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Twelfth-st
Meyers Lake
Senate Defeats Cloture Challenge on Tariff Bill
The Senate rejected a cloture motion by McCumber and Curtis to speed debate on the McCumber tariff bill by a 46 to 35 vote. Five Republicans broke ranks, with thirty Democrats opposing cloture, indicating no expedite measure.
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Washington
McCumber
Senate
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
Curtis
Kansas
Borah
Idaho
Brandegee
Connecticut
la Follette
Wisconsin
Moses
New Hampshire
Norris
Nebraska
President Harding resumes duties amid coal strike stalemate
In Columbus Harding leaves for Washington to press for coal production amid a deadlock between miners and operators. He signals possible government seizure if terms stall, with Attorney General Daugherty endorsing a firmer stance. The trip includes a stop at Muskingum College for a degree before continuing toward Uniontown.
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Harding
Washington
Presidentiatc
Daugherty
New Concord
Muskingum College
Uniontown
White House
John J. Pershing
Thief Breaks In Drug Store Steals Morphine and Cocaine
A thief crawled through a cellar window at Roth & Hug drug store at Marketav and Sixth NW Thursday night, removed hinges, and stole morphine and cocaine valued at $7. Police said the suspect ignored money and valuables. The ad section lists hats at $4.99 and various food and music items from local shops.
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Roth & Hug Drug Store
Marketav
Sixth-st NW
Millinery Shop Ad for K H Models on Second Floor
Advertisement notes K H models and millinery items located on the second floor. Includes reference to a millinery shop with details about stock and accessibility. No dates or prices specified.
Democrat candidates barred from Pike county ballot
Columbus July 7 Secretary of State ruled that H C McLaughlin democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney Pike county and John H Smith candidate for renomination for state representative cannot appear on the August primary ballot because petition signers were not sworn before a notary public.
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Columbus
Smith
H. C. McLaughlin
Pike County
John H. Smith
Skotnicky Reinstated as Police Officer After Suspension
The civil service commission reinstated Detective John Skotnicky with a 90 day suspension and back pay, after upholding dismissal for visiting the signal room and allegedly assaulting a operator. The dispute centered on whether his actions were levity or misconduct, with safety officials differing from Skotnicky. The rank of detective had been abolished, leaving future placement to the safety director.
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RE. E. Curtis
John Skotnicky
Civil Service Commission
Skotnicky
Curtis
K. H. Z Millinery Offers White and All Colors
A catalog blurb from K. H. Z Millinery highlights a sale on white and all colors priced at $4.99. Advertisement notes the item is on the second floor with values emphasized.
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K. H. Z. Millinery
Arcade
Harris Bldg
North Canton gas shut off for repairs Sunday afternoon
North Canton residents will have gas service interrupted from 2 to 5 p m Sunday July 9 due to repairs by East Ohio Gas Company. Please ensure all valves are closed. Also mentions forthcoming sales at Arcade Millinery and a lengthy list of grocery and household items with prices.
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North Canton
The
East Ohio Gas Company
Adv
Political discussion barred in schools
Canton League of Women Voters asks to use McKinley High School auditorium for meetings before August primaries. Board member opposes, citing the building should not be used for political purposes, though speakers would discuss taxes and voting education.
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League of Women Voters
McKinley Auditorium
Starkee
Board of Education
Canton League of Women Voters
Alice Vignes
McKinley High School
C. J. Keplinger
Miss Vignes
Ed Folk
Miss
Keplinger
Jay EB. Lehman
Quicksand Delays Lincoln Junior High Construction
Work on the Lincoln Junior high school is postponed until engineers can study a quicksand problem found beneath the site at Harrison ay and Sixth-st SW. Quicksand about 18 feet deep sits on gravel, with a blue clay layer beneath that could allow drainage. The board postponed action while awaiting a thorough expert report.
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Lincoln Junior High School
Corps of Engineers
Harrisonay
Sixth-st
George Hammond
Board of Education
Hammond
Hollenden Hotel
Aluminum Warer Special High Grade at 99c
Water rent due in Zone A SW section July 10 discount day Canton Water Works. The Quality Hardware Co offers a fine selection of goods and announces a sale. Beautiful millinery priced at 4.99 dollars.
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Quality Hardware Co
W. Pohnes
the Quality Hardware Co
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Canton Water Works
Adv
Leatherman Supply Co
DaKota Broom
Davis
Striking Railway Workers Spark Fires in Chicago Yard
A plot to burn hundreds of Baltimore and Ohio freight cars in Chicago was charged by J C Moller after flames damaged cars. National guards were mobilized in Illinois amid broader strike turmoil including Decatur clashes and mob actions against nonunion workers. Nebraska officials also considered mobilizing guards to protect railroad shops.
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Chicago Yard
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
J. C. Moller
Decatur
A. D. Wilson
H. L. Cook
Illinois Central Railway
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
R. MecKelvie
Norfolk and
Plattsmouth
Rail Strikers Plan Demonstration Near Stark Shops
Striking shop craftsmen of the Pennsylvania railroad Canton territory announce a noon Monday show of strength as the company ultimatum expires. A large Sunday mass meeting in Nimislia park at 2 30 p m is planned with a notable speaker if possible. Local reporters attended Friday morning meetings at Tiger hall where George W Bowen addressed the crowd.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Canton Territory
Tiger Hall
Pennsylvania Ultimatum
R. E B. McCarty
Pittsburgh
Stark
Pennsylvania
Nimisila Park
George W. Bowen
Cleveland
Map
National Guard mobilized amid Missouri strike tensions
Slater Missouri July 7 1937 report says guards at Boonville Warrensburg mobilized and ready to move to Slater if needed after Sheriff Logsdon warned reopening the Chicago and Alton shops could trigger a repeat of Wednesday’s riot that drove eighteen strikebreakers from town and closed the shop.
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Slater, Mo
National Guard
Boonville
Warrensburg
John A. Logsdon
Arthur M. Hyde
Chicago and Alton
Rail Labor Board To Decide Continuance Of Strike
Chicago July 7 Responsibility for whether the 400000 railroad workers strike continues rests with the United States Railway Labor Board and railway executives. The notice appears amid ads for Victor records and piano departments as part of the issue page.
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U. S. Labor Board
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board and
Railway Execu
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