Dublin Civil Strife Feeds City Around Four Courts
Irish Free State forces surge through Dublin as rebels fortify outlying areas including Parnell square and Meriborough street. Casualties mount with at least 12 dead and 20 wounded reported in forenoon fighting. Rory O Connor surrenders the Four Courts to Free State troops and is taken prisoner.
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Tucblin
Amated Prees
Irty
Talbot Street
Morian
Nelson Pillas
Parnell Square
Dublin
Dnblin
Im.poetibin
Four Courts
O'Connor
Republicana
Industrial Workers of the World
America
Moscow
Michael Collins
Treaty Party
Liam Mellowes
Rory O'Connor
Duplin
Associated Press
Republican Army
London Press Association
Irish Troops Attack Irregular Strongholds in County Donegal
London and Belfast reports say fresh State troops moved against irregulars in Letterkenny and Bencrana with explosions shaking Donegal city centers. A mine may have been left behind and ignited during the fighting as details remain scarce. Separately insurgents seized Rathmiles town hall near Dublin and threaten continued conflict with casualty risks.
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London
Associated Irish Fresh State
Letterkenny
Bencrana
County Donegal
Belfast
Prem Association Irecatvedd
Veteran senator recalls California railroad era and politics
The former senator reflects on early Pacific railroad efforts linking California, notes views on feminine politics and prohibition, and recalls wine trade in California. He mentions inviting a firing in New York and promises his granddaughter Mia Cornelia Rockman MecLengbin a birthday flight if he reaches his hundredth birthday.
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Pemo Olhare
Biera Nevada Mountains
Pacific Railroad
Agit
California
Cole
New York
Mia
Cornelia Rockman MecLengbin
Taft Entertained by British Press Club at Luncheon
Chief Justice Taft is hosted at a luncheon by members of a British press club. The event highlights ongoing cooperation between American judiciary figures and British journalism circles.
Pioneer Here On Auto Trip
A copying error begins the paragraph about a pioneer on an auto trip tied to Midwest Refining. The piece notes he plans to spend the Fourth of July in the area and would like to meet old friends while visiting, sending best wishes through the Trituno. His home is in St. Paul where he continues his trade on cane.
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Tion
Midwest Refining Company Holding
Wixco
Doughnut Drive Seeks $1000 Through City Doughnut Sales
Volunteers from Columbia girls and local groups rally for a Salvation Army fundraiser selling doughnuts noon to two with sub stations across downtown. Committee chair James B. Sweeney notes enthusiastic support despite matinees and a 10 hour Sunday shift as teams operate 11 AM to 9:30 PM with 3 hour relay shifts aiming for $1000. The central committee in Henning hotel and a high school band will aid in sales in the business district.
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Pageno
James B. Sweeney
Bure
Columbia Girls
Esinkers
Henning
A. K. Bott Generosly
Salvation Army
Welling's Tickets for Airedale Pup Raffle
Tickets at 10 cents each will be sold by a committee of girls led by Mrs. H. C. Chappell. The dog will be displayed on the streets tomorrow afternoon and evening, with a drawing soon after 9 o'clock. Sherman Bweeney predicts Casper will consume more doughnuts than any similar city in 10 hours.
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Airedale Pup
Mra. H. C. Chappell
Tomertrey
Casper
Sherman Bweeney
Road Work Progress Near Eadsville With July Deadline
A report details a three hour Essex car trip to Eadsville to choose a site for a major mountain road feed. By July 4 the route will be widened four feet and grading completed, making it passable for ordinary cars. numerous laborers and signers indicate intent to hire and work on the project.
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Eadsville
Mountain Road
Jack Clark
J. O. Mrittain
Tanerty Garage
Sharrock
H. A. Burk
W. It. Fatton
BE. P. Bacon
F. H. Jeffreys
L. A. Reed
Schank Plumbing Company
Richard Shipp
HL V. Meadon
A. 8. Morris
Zoe Marks
C. C. Goan
H. L. Black
B. L. Scherek
Fred van Gordon
R. L. Crawford
J. A. Monroe
Olen Thompson
FP. A. Burns
J. A. Howlett
Rail Shop Union Heads Ignore U S Labor Board Summons
A war of words over the railroad labor board prompts union leaders to skip a scheduled hearing. A letter cites the Pennsylvania Railroad case and argues the board’s rulings are advisory and cannot force employees into unsuitable jobs. Five minutes before the session, only one union head appeared despite strong railworker turnout.
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U.S. Labor Board
Labor Board
a@hop
United Sates Circurt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
Eannot
Federation Officers Back Motion Picture Moral Standards
The federation endorses a resolution supporting the motion picture industry's effort to raise moral and artistic standards, educational value, and economic stability to foster creative growth. It also backs a uniform marriage and divorce law, a national immigration commission, school instruction, and truth-in-fabric legislation.
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National Immigration Commission
Mexican banditry lo continues in Cuernavaca ransom threat
The report narrates ongoing Mexican banditry as kidnappers retreat into mountains after failed ransom and threats target a family head. Cavalry pursuits failed to reach them. Bielnik believes captors may kill him the next morning amid Thursday threats.
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Paga One
Cuernavaca
Bielnik
Missing Leaders Blur Strike Talks at Indor Board
Only B H W Fitzgerald, president of clerks and related unions, attended at 2 PM for conference with the Indor board. No Jewell or other shop crafts leaders appeared, and board chairs remained vacant as Hope of a settlement faded.
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B. H W. Fitzgerald
Cloolk
Indor
B. M. Jowell
Mr. Jewell
A. ©. Wharton
Albert Phillips
Indor Group
Fooper
EB. F. Grable
Maintenance At
Way Brotherhood
Pauline Frederick and Tom Santschi At America Theater
Pauline Frederick and Tom Santschi star at the America Theater this weekend. Frederick presents a Western girl role in leather chaps Stetson hat boots and spurs with Paris gowns. Santschi, a familiar leading man, brings his virile Western image to the program.
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Pauline Frederick
Tom Santschi
America Theater
Frederick
Paris
Him
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Etna
F Valera
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Flory O'Connor
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Henthorne
Norla Bright
R. M. Mulcahy
Calvin Jones
Judd Wiliams
M. P. Wheeler
John Bacon
Lt. Bishop Jr
F. Pelton
Henry
A. J. Wilde
Hyrtny B. Booth
A. & Miler
G. R. Hagens
Campbell-Johnson, CO
the Moose
Dark Town Minstrels
Panama
Fisher & Halstead's Society
Moose Hall
Wolcott
First Streets
First Street
Ash Street
Harper’s
Brown Oxfords
Patent Oxfords
Becklinger Bldg.—East Second St
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