Fierce Dublin Street Fighting as Rebels Face Assailants
As the final assault on Sackville Street begins, National Army troops seize areas held by Republicans across Dublin. Armored cars and machine gun fire dominate the clashes near Hamman’s Hotel and the Gresham area, with leaders including de Valera and Brugha reportedly active and several insurgent chiefs saidCaptured in Mullingar after rapid artillery and melee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Associated Press
Sackville, Street
Sack Ville Street
National Army
O'Connell Bridge
Parnell Monument
Hamman’s Hotel
Eamon de Valera
Gresham Hotel
Sackville Street
Cathal Brugha
Charles Burgess
Austin Stack
Oscar Traynor
National Corps
Moran
Talbot Street
Great Northern Railway
Central Telegraph Office
Amiens Street
Harcourt Street
Stephens Green
Harcourt Terrace
Swan Hotel
York Street
Mullingar
Maguire
Fastern
Madden
Knevle
Fitzsimmons
Count Vazelli Surprises Chicago Seizes 20 Cafe Owners
Chicago reports Count William Vazelli arriving in town to enforce prohibition. He visited hotels cafes and road houses with twenty deputies to arrest proprietors and managers for liquor violations, leading to departures to the Federal Building.
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Vazelli
Chicago
William Vazellit
United States
Federal Building
De Valera Confirmed With Besieged Irish Rebels
An Evening Standard report from Dublin states Eamon De Valera remained with the beleaguered garrison. The Lord Mayor and Dublin Archbishop mediated with the besieged Republicans. the Lord Mayor has reportedly been captured. Father Albert rejoined insurgents and is at the Hamman Hotel. Two miners who wrecked the Four Courts fled by river to Guinness Pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Evening Standard
Dublin
Gresham Hotel
Eamon de Valera
Father Albert
Four Courts
Hamman
Liffey
Guinness Pier
Reds And Pirates Tied For Fourth Place
Reds beat Cardinals 6-3 and Pirates defeated Cubs 5-2, leaving Cincinnati and Pittsburgh tied in fourth place by percentage. New York edged Brooklyn 9-4 as the Redlegs swatted the Cards, while Boston and Philadelphia rainout affected eighth place race and Detroit split a doubleheader with Chicago.
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Reds
Cardinals
Pirates
Cubs
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Redlegs
Boston
Philadelphia
Yankees
Athletics
Chicago
Detroit
Man commits suicide in North Bend saloon
Joseph Haas a 67 year old resident of Cheviot Ohio shot himself in a Chris Weis saloon on North Bend road and Harrison avenue afternoon yesterday. The bullet entered above the right ear and lodged in the wall. Haas died en route to the General Hospital. Coroner D C Handley will have the body morgued. Haas had recently moved from a Cheviot farm and left no clear motive. His wife Anna Haas learned of the death after visiting the hospital. The gun was a new purchase still with price tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Weis
North Bend Road
Harrison Avenue
Joseph Haas
Sunshine Avenue
Cheviot
Haas
Anna Haas
R. A. Shank
General Hospital
Hans
D. C
Seventeen Laborers Sentenced in Lashbrook Case
In Quincy Illinois on July 3 seventeen former track laborers accused in the murder of Schuyler County Sheriff Edward Lashbrook were sentenced to one year to life after being found guilty of manslaughter. Ten received new trials and two were freed. murder charges remain against all tied to the deputy sheriffs' deaths at Fredericks TL on April 28.
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Quincy
Ill
Twentynine
Edward Lashbrook
Schuyler County
Fredericks
Auto Theft Reports From Norwood Residents
Lela Van Camp of Norwood reports a package with jewelry and clothing valued at 200 dollars stolen from her auto yesterday. Leo Van Lahr of Norwood reports a package with clothing valued at 70 dollars stolen from his car.
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Lela van Camp
Mound Avenue
Norwood
Leo van Lahr
Erie Avenue
Dillingham Widow Sues Over Estate Fraud and Deceit
Viola Dillingham of Chicago sues two professionals for fraud in a U S Court claiming base deception led her to accept 40000 from her late husband Frank A Dillingham estate while the business valued at about 1 000 000 was misrepresented She seeks an accounting and discovery to determine her rightful share and a voiding of the 40000 agreement based on deceit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Viola Dillingham
Frank A. Dillingham
Dillingham
Anna M. Maloney
Roy Ballard
Daniel Vegh
Miss Maloney
Ohio
Robert Black
Mr. Leyh
Fred Balard
Ray Ballard
Auto Crash Claims Life In Milton Reservoir Vicinity
Elmer Reinhart of Cuyahoga was killed when his automobile overturned near Milton Reservoir west of Youngstown Ohio. Passenger Joseph Kramer of Niles sustained serious injuries in the crash.
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Youngstown
O. Elmer Reinhart
Cuyahoga
Milton Reservoir
Here
Joseph Kramer
Niles
Reinhart
Assailants Seize Editor Harden in Berlin Grunewald Attack
Two men attacked Maximilian Harden near his Berlin Grunewald home and left him with five head wounds before police arrested them. Harden, a noted European publicist, had long criticized the German government and praised Wilson in 1917.
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Palin
Associa Press
Maximilian Harden
Grunewald
Berlin
Walter Rathenau
Harden
Wilson
Boy Hit By Speeding Automobile On Dixie Highway
A 15 year old Covington boy, William Lueders, was struck by a speeding car on the Dixie Highway near Ft. Mitchell and Florence, suffered a fractured skull, and remained unconscious and in critical condition. The driver fled. another car then rushed the boy to St Elizabeth's Hospital. Multiple other pedestrians and children were injured in separate incidents in the Cincinnati area, including Ben Albers, William Buxsel, Paul Allender, Harry Lock, William Eppinger, and Carl Cummings, with varying injuries and authorities pursuing charges where noted.
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Dixie Highway
Ft. Mitchell
Florence
William Lueders
John Lueders
Prague Street
Covington
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Ben Albers
Harrison Pike
Miamitown
Cheviot
Albers
Reed Shanks
Harrison Road
William Buxsel
Goeth¢ Street
Walter Steinhauer
Race Street
Elder and Vine Streets
Fred Kettenhorn
Vine Street
John Buxsel
Paul Allender
Bank Street
Elmer Schubert
Cleves
St. Mary’s Hospital
Harry Lock
Ward Lane
Carthage
General Hospital
William’ Eppinger
Armory Avenue
Colerain Avenue
Colerain
Bates Avenues
Carl Cummings
Union City
Ind
Hereth
Tenth District
Eppinger
G. Z. Altemeier
Wage Board Efforts to Halt Miner Strike Persist
Washington July 3 The coal wage board failed to end the strike as the joint talks between bituminous mine operators and miners adjourned in deadlock. Government officials including Hoover and Davis voiced no firm proposals while Harding may intervene Monday to push a government backed plan.
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Washington
Miners’ Union
Harding
Hoover
Davis
Labor
Meri
Lights Movie Film In Brother's Pocket Comedy Incident
George Mayberry reports seeing a piece of film protruding from Leonard's pocket at Sixth Street and Central Avenue. He lit it with a match causing a small fire that damaged the right rear panel of Leonard's trousers and scorched his hand. Police took Leonard to General Hospital. doctors say injuries are not serious.
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George Mayberry
George Street
Leonard
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
General Hospital
Oles May Demand Mayor’s Job If People Want Him
Youngstown Ohio July 3 George L. Oles said he may reclaim the mayor’s office from William G. Reese if the public and the law support it. Attorneys gave opinions that Oles has a legal claim since he first demanded resignation before a special council meeting.
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Youngstown
George Ll. Oles
William G. Reese
Oles
iMayor
Strikebreakers Stoned in Iowa By Mob
About 250 striking shopmen picketed the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul shops in Perry Iowa after attackers damaged a labor car from Chicago. Laborers were injured by glass and stones as they fled toward a cornfield. Police were outnumbered. W M Weidenhamer announced an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan
W. M. Weidenhamer
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Associated Press
United States
Railroad Labor Board
United Brotherhood of Maintenance-of-Way
Detroit
Walter McMeéutman
Ben W. Hooper
Labor Board
Ohio Legislature Approves 7.5 Million Soldier Bonus Payment
In Columbus a special session unanimously approved a 7.5 million dollar appropriation from the general revenue fund to finish paying adjusted World War veterans bonuses instead of issuing new bonds. The assembly and senate adjourned after reviewing resignations and gubernatorial appointments. The move follows state auditor findings of 10 million in surplus.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Revenue Fund
Cox
Senate
Davis
Hie
Tracy
Assembly
Arthur H. Day
Bonus Commission
Day
McCoy
Mahoning County
American Legion
Railroad executives pledge hands off strike policy
New York officials of the American Association of Railway Executives said nobody will starve or freeze and that the strike by shop crafts unions should continue to October. They will maintain a hands off policy leaving each railroad to manage its own response to the labor action.
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New York
American Association of Railway Executives Today
M. Jewelle
Timdthy Healy
Healy
W. B. O'Neil
International Association of Railroad Supervisors of Mechanics
Hooper
Perry
Chicago
C. E. Johnson
Kansas City Southern
Labor Board
Leesville
Chamber of Commerce of
Kansas City
Hyde
National Guard of
Missouri
Pacific Coast
Overland Limited
Southern Pacific
Sacramento Valley
Four Die in Auto Train Collision at Pratt Street Crossing
Four Warren residents die when their car is struck by a Baltimore and Ohio express at the Pratt street crossing near Niles. Roy Garrison Helen Garrison Fred Wines and a man named Cole perished. Wines died en route to Warren hospital. Helen Garrison recently divorced from Glenwood W Garrison.
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Niles, CO
Associated Press
Baltimore & Ohio Express
Pratt Street
Niles
Erie
Roy Garrison
Helen Garrison
Fred Wines
Cole
Warren
Wines
Glenwood W Garrison
Pratt Street Crossing
Three Speeders Fined in Police Court Actions
Albert Kirk of 737 Clinton Street was fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding and 10 dollars and costs for an open muffler. Judge Yeatman fined John Water son 25 dollars and costs for speeding. William Kramer of 3451 Trimble Avenue was fined 20 dollars and costs for the same offense.
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Albert Kirk
Clinton Street
Yeatman
John Waterson
Prospect Place
William Kramer
Trimble Avenue
Marion Welcomes President Harding Homecoming
President Harding arrives in Marion Ohio after a Columbus motor tour with a party of eighteen lifelong friends. The reception includes officials and relatives, with plans for White Oak Farm guests and a centennial program featuring addresses, concerts, and open lodge events.
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Marion
Associated _Press
Harding
Columbus
D. R. Crissinger
Carl W. Sawyer
C. E. Sawyer
George B. Christian
George B. Christian, Jr
J. W. Jacoby
O. S Rapp
B. King
J. F. Prendergast
F. A. Huber
J. A. Schroeter
J. E. Waddell
W. T. Jones
Josiah Bindley
H. W. Donithen
French Crow
D. A. Frank
William Michael
E. M. Costin
G. T Harding
Abigail Harding
Nell Remsberg
St. Anne
Cal
G. T. Harding
George W. Neely
Ebert Baker
Chicago
W.Z. Davis
Ohio Supreme Court
Garfield Park
Marion Lodge of Elks
W. W. Mountain
Toledo
Lodge of Elks
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DE Valera
The
Commercial Tribune
Boy Bigygliat
Kentucky
Iowa
State Senate
Tagoner, TH Hooper
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