Irish National Troops Close in on Dublin Irregulars
Dublin July 2 The National troops won a major battle in the city advancing in three directions. They captured Moran Hotel Hughes Hotel and McArthur's Hotel with prisoners and reported eleven additional captures as regulars tightened the siege. A tunnel near Parnell Square was found as fighting continued across Sackville Street and Marlborough Street.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Moran's Hotel
Talbot, Purdon, Amiens
Gardiner
Ennis
Parnell Square
Marlborough Street
Moran's
Hughes
Moran
Nelson Pillar
Great Northern Station
Central Telegraph Office
Swan Hotel
York Street
Stevens Bridge
Harcourt Terrace
Adelaide
Worker killed by train near Lockland in accident
Addison Fourman 22 a Big Four Railroad worker was struck by inbound train No 5 between Lockland and Sharonville while walking home. He died at Leckland after the engineer stopped the train and rushed him to medical aid. Coroner Handley ruled death accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Fourman
Witchman
Big Four Railroad
Lockland
Big Four
Sharonville
Fourman
Monnesmith
Leckland
Mr. Fourman
Joshua Fourman
Arcanum
A. M. Vorhis
Dunn Street
D. C. Handley
Reds Stay One Game Ahead in National League Race
The Reds are one run ahead of the Pirates as the Cardinals defeated the locals twice 8-3 and 2-1. Brooklyn split with Boston 8-6 and 6-3. In the American League the Yankees beat the Athletics 9-3 while the Browns beat Cleveland 9-5. Detroit defeated the White Sox 12-6 and Boston topped Washington 2-1.
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Reds
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Pirates
Cubs
Brooklyn
Boston
Yankees
Athletics
Browns
Cleveland
Detroit
White Sox
Washington
Woman Injured In Auto Crash On Colerain And Kirby
Mrs. Anna Hautz 78 of Colerain avenue sustained severe injuries in a 9 30 pm crash at Colerain and Kirby. The car fled. witness James Foster aided her until police and ambulances arrived. Doctors reported possible skull fracture and other injuries. her condition serious. Joseph Stoeppal surrendered later claiming he thought his car had struck a person. No charges were filed.
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Anna Hautz
Colerain Avenue
Kirby Road
James Foster
Clark Street
G. R. Aiken
Sixth Avenue
Dayton
Grebble
Bellevue
Terrace Street
William Andicott
Mexican troops rout rebels near Tampico oil camp
Washington, July 2. Mexican rebel forces were defeated near the Aguada camp of the Cortez Oil Company in Tampico district on June 30. Five or six rebels were killed, three captured, and about sixty horses and mules seized. Federal troops planned further pursuit as other units moved into the area.
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Washington
Aguada
Cortez Oil Company
Tampico
Mexico
Thate Department
Shaw
Goruzave
Obregon
Gorozave
Pecora
la Corona Company
Campa
Eight saved as blaze kills one in Harrison Avenue tenement
A three story gas explosion at 1524 Harrison Avenue left Rose Ripley dead and John Ripley critically injured. Firefighters rescued eight occupants from the upper floors as flames swept stairways and a gas leak fueled the blaze. Loss estimated at 1500 dollars.
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Harrison Avenue
Rose Ripley
John Ripley
General Hospital
Ripley
Hooks 13
Marshal Shearwood
O. F. Kehrt
Norma
Paul Schmidt
Westwood
Miss Kehrt
B. Kippe
Raymond
Carrie Sigmound
Ethel
Rain Relieves City From Heat Wave With Torrential Storms
The weather brought heavy rain across Cincinnati yesterday, cooling temperatures above 90 degrees and sending thousands to parks, pools, and riverside spots. Lightning damaged homes on West Liberty and Elmwood areas, but no injuries were reported though several chimneys and windows were affected. A subway excavation site caused a new watercourse hole in the street, and minor washouts occurred near some residences.
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Cincinnati
Coney Island
Kentucky
Dayton
West Liberty Presbyterian Church
West Liberty Street
Phillip Rabenheimer
Anna Schmidt
Anna Biering
West Liberty
Elmwod
Edward Stark
Elmwod Avenue
Elmwood
Henry Schuerman
Township
McGregor Roads
Horses Killed at Darn Burns Near Loveland
Three horses were killed and stock barns at Seven Gables a Loveland Ohio estate owned by Dr. Louis Grear burned early Sunday. The fire destroyed the barns and damaged nearby buildings with losses estimated at 15000 dollars. Dr. Grear’s dog alerted the family and the Loveland fire department could not save the structure.
Carbondale hit by fourth cloudburst flood in four weeks
Scranton Pa July 2 Carbondale suffered its fourth flood in as many weeks from a cloudburst. The latest deluge was the worst of the series. One man was killed by lightning and the river rose high forcing residents in lowlands to abandon homes.
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Scranton
Carbondale
Ohio Auditor Pushes General Revenue to Fund Soldiers Bonus
Columbus July 2 State Auditor Tracy urged using the general revenue fund to cover the soldiers bonus deficiency instead of a new constitutional amendment. The plan had been to issue $10 million in bonds beyond the existing $25 million, with Gov Davis and officials noting large general fund balances. The deficiency is estimated at about $7 million.
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Columbus
Tracy
Davis
General Revenue Fund
Ohio General Assembly
Price
Smith
Sinking Fund Commission
Treasury
General Assembly
Sinking Fund
Two Motorcyclists Killed at Akron Crossing
Akron, July 2. A Baltimore and Ohio passenger train collided with a motorcycle at a road crossing, killing Constanti Supreansti, 39, instantly, and fatally injuring John Dluznieski, 26, who died hours later in a hospital.
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Akron
Baltimore & Ohio
Constanti Supreansti
John Dluznieski
Reading Express Wreck at Winslow Junction Injures Hundreds
Philadelphia reports say the Reading Express from Camden to Atlantic City derailed at Winslow Junction. Seven cars left the track plunging down a steep embankment. Physicians, nurses, and a ladder truck aided the injured as hopes for casualties and fatalities remained uncertain.
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Philadelphia
Reading Express
Camden
Atlantic City
Winslow Junction
Fire Department
Hammonden
Reading Railroad
Hammondton
Severe quake shakes east coast of Canada reported
Halifax July 2 An earthquake shock was distinctly felt across the maritime province. Dalhousie University sismograph recorded a sharp rapid vibration from 5:28 to 5:30 p.m. with a maximum at 5:24 p.m. Officials believed the quake was near about 150 miles away. A second near but less severe tremor was logged at 9:55 to 10:53 p.m. with a peak around 10:20 to 10:30 p.m.
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Halifax
Maritime Province
Dalhousie University
Dalhousie
Earthquakes Felt as Seismograph Reports Two Shocks
Georgetown University seismograph records two shocks on July 2 with one local to Washington and another at greater distance. The afternoon tremor lasted about seven minutes? The text notes 4:28 to 4:35 local time and claims a 700 to 800 mile range. Moncton also reports a brief tremor at 6:25 pm lasting three seconds.
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Washington
Georgetown University
United States
Moncton
N. B
American woman dies by poison in Paris
The Baltimore woman Elizabeth Almoney Lee Kohn died in Neuilly Hospital after taking poison. Authorities confirm the death is self inflicted. A hotel trunk held a 1913 New York marriage certificate and steamship receipts showing travels from Baltimore to Australia to France.
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Paris
Neuilly Hospital
Elizabeth Almoney Lee Kohn
Baltimore
Australia
France
World collections show improvement abroad in trade
Washington reports brighter world collections by American manufacturers and exporters. A J Wolf cites greater experience and care by credit men, noting improvement is not universal in finance but tied to credit practices.
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Washington
Commerce Department
J. Wolf
Division of
Meeting Ordered At 10 Oclock In Washington Coal Talks Continue
Washington July 2 The Hoover Davis bid to end the coal strike continues as miners and operators vote down central wage proposals and await government ideas. Adjournment set for 10 o clock tomorrow with Hoover and Davis expected to present further questions and options.
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Washington
Associated Press
Miners’ Union
Harding
Hoover
Davis
Joseph Pursglove
Cleveland
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
United Mineworkers of America
Mid-West
Drowning Near Venice Prompted Rescues by W B Richter
Presence of mind by William O Richter 1421 Pullan avenue saved a girl and two men from drowning in the Big Miami River near Venice Ohio yesterday. He heard cries for help while dining at his summer cottage and rowed out to pull the trio from the water. The girl was semi conscious and pumped water from her lungs before revival. The two men were exhausted. Names were not learned.
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O. Richter
Pullan Avenue
Miami
Venice
Mr. Richter
Striking Big Four Rail Workers Slow in Ohio Shops
Union leaders claim the Cincinnati Big Four shops near Sharonville and Wood Street show near total walkout. Officials say only one of 1428 locomotive repair workers remained on duty as crews hire replacements. The Hudson River Special boosts its speedy Cincinnati to New York service, departing at 1 15 PM and arriving at 9 40 PM.
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Big Four
Sharonville
Wood Street
Cincinnati
New York
Trainmen refuse 10 hours. traffic slows at Southern line
Five transportation unions press stay out in a nationwide strike while extra firemen and brakemen at Southern Railroad Ludlow Kentucky refuse to work. Locals say many extras cannot be located or refuse duties as freight movement remains tight. Officials insist regular crews are on duty and pumps are repaired after a roundhouse incident.
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Transportation Brotherhoods
Southern Railroad
Ludlow
Southern
Four Newport men arrested for alleged ferry skipper assault threat
Four Newport men and three Cincinnatians were arrested after an alleged plan to throw the Newport ferryboat skipper into the Licking River. They face injunctive violation charges and whisky-prisoner IDs surfaced during the pursuit by United States Deputy Marshals. The incident occurred as workers were ferried to the Newport mill amid a union dispute.
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Licking River
Nono
Newport
United States
Covington
A. M. J. Cochran
W. F. Wiliams
William Haddix
William Fieglein
Gus Bathlow
Elmer Volmer
Cincinnati
Walkout Order Awaits Decision In Detroit
Detroit July 2 The Executive Council of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees and Railway Shop Localers will meet tomorrow to decide whether 400000 members nationwide go on strike in protest of a wage cut set by the Railroad Board. President E F Grable says strike orders are ready if the executive board approves action, with essential workers excepted for public safety.
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Chicago
Associated’ ‘Press
Mm Railway
United States Labor Board
R. M.jé¢Well
Labor Board
Tabor Board
Detroit
Executive Council
United Brotherhoof Maintenance of Way
Jewell
Mr. Jewell
Associated Press
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Eraft
United States
United States Railroad Bar Board
E. F. Grable
Betrojt
Brotherhood
Brotherood
Organizatio
Igs
Grable
Sabur
Beyanice
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Ublin
Moran’s
Failroad
Thain
Uatter
State Department
Loveland
Seven Gables
Louis Grear
Iragy
General Fund
Canada
Washington Instruments
Pari
Elizabeth Kohn
Elizabeth Kahn
Joseph Kahn
Kahn
Kohn
Florence Semmes
Maintenance of Way
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