Last Rebel Stronghold Surrenders to Free Staters in Dublin Fire
Cathal Brugha, former Minister of Defense, is captured as Nationalists seize control in Dublin after a week of siege. The bombardment destroys Connell Street hotels Hammam Granville Gresham Edinburg. Fire, explosions, and civilian evacuations accompany the final surrender.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Cathal Brugha
Connell Street
London Daily Mail
Eamon D Valera
Tence
Granville
Free State
Hammam
Gresham
National Riflemen
Edinburg
Edinburgh
Red Cross
Elderly Woman Hit By Auto at Crossing in Ohio
Mrs. Robert Waltzer a 77 year old resident of 4547 Innes avenue was hit while crossing Colerain near Runnymede avenue. She suffered a broken right leg and was taken to her home. Police name driver Fred Cook of West Fork road. Witnesses say she stepped in front of the car.
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Robert Waltzer
Innes Avenue
Colerain
Runnymede Avenue
J. Felter
Chase and Pitts Avenues
Fred Cook
West Fork Road
Waltzer
Three Guards Leave Town After Funeral Marches at Station
A Missouri Pacific detective and three guards departed Bush, near Herrin Illinois, after their arrival provoked a crowd. A marching band played three funeral marches as the guards left, and no further disturbances were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Ill
Missouri Pacific
Bush
Cubs Move Into Fourth With 11 5 Victory Over Pirates
The Cubs defeated the Pirates 11 to 5 to seize undisputed fourth place while the Reds were routed by the Cardinals 11 to 4 and drop into second division. In the American League Detroit beat Cleveland 6 to 5 as weather and an off day limited slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Cubs
Pirates
Cardinals
Detroit
Cleveland
Harding Urges Legion Vets to Guard Constitution and Law
President Harding told World War veterans at Marion Ohio that as long as the American Legion remains consecrated to the Constitution and order the Republic is secure. He urged former service men to serve as civilians with wartime devotion, and praised the Legion creed with General Pershing and other senior leaders in attendance.
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Marion
Associated Press
American Legion
American Republic
Harding
France
United States
Pershing
Legion
Hanford McNider
National Legion
Charles S. Darlington
Ohio Department of the American Legion
Eddie Rickenbacker
John R. McQuiry
Cleveland
Ohio Regiment of Engineers
Washington
Covington Alimony Club Welcomes New Member
The Covington Alimony Club innd eleven legally separated men held its first celebration on Tuesday night. Carl Kloo acted as toastmaster and invited each member to recount his experience on marriage conflicts. Members shared stories and some spoke of painful battles as the meeting ended near dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Alimony Club
Carl Kloo
Auto overturns on West Eighth street. occupants escape unharmed
Louis Kieffer and three others were returning home when a sharp curve on West Eighth Street caused their auto to topple. The vehicle flipped, but all four occupants escaped without injuries despite a flat tire and dents.
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Louis Kieffer
Chase Avenue
Schroeder
Ninth District
West Eighth Street
Kieffer
Carl Geiger
Hopple Street
Hermosa
Schiff Avenues
Lenroot Threatens Vote Against Tariff Amid Almond Dispute
In a Senate debate on California tariffs the fight over a 15 cent per pound duty on shelled almonds pits Senator Lenroot against the measure while Senator Johnson defends the rate as vital to almond growers. Lenroot warns he will oppose the bill if rates remain high. The session also sees a push for cloture to end debate, with a Friday noon vote looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
California
Johnson
Caliornia
Lenroot
House
Wisconsin
England's bench and bar bid farewell to Chief Justice Taft
England's bench and bar toasted Chief Justice Taft at Middle Temple London. Attending were Ambassador Harvey Home Secretary Shortt Lord Carson Viscount Haldane Lord Hewart Lord Chief Justice and Mr Justice Darling. Birkenhead toasted Taft comparing him to Marshall and Story. Taft spoke on American courts and reform and thanked the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
England
Bench
Bar
Taft
Middle Temple
Britain
Shakespeare
Queen Elizabeth
Ambassador Harvey
Shortt
Lord Carson
Viscount Haldane
Lord Hewart
Justice
Republic
Mr. Taft
Sheriff’s posse hunts killer in Hillsboro case
A Hillsboro posse scoured the area for Andy Ruiz a Mexican laborer after he shot and killed his sister in law Mrs Gomatilla Hazvera and wounded his wife yesterday Authorities described the suspect as armed and dangerous as the manhunt continued today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
A_ Sherif
Andy Ruiz
Gomatilla Hazvera
City approves rerouting of street car lines in downtown
City Council voted unanimously to adopt rerouting ordinances for downtown street car lines after a two and a half year delay. The plan, based on Street Railway Committee recommendations, will take effect in 30 days with some track changes postponed until required. The merchants committee boycotted the vote, saying they needed more opportunity to object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jerome Kuertz
Frank Duttenhofer
Mittee
O’hara
Hess
Council
Fred Harries
Harries
Fourth Street
Extradition Sought in Ludlow Street Car Robbery Case
Rosa Klein sister-in-law to Noble Red Holt faces extradition to Kentucky on charges of receiving 1500 dollars in stolen property tied to Holt’s Ludlow street car robbery. Prosecutor Orie S. Dare previews trial of William Peck Kolb Charles Davis and George Denham in Kenton Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Klein
Noble Red Holt
Kentucky
Holt
Ludlow
Nordlow & Snyder
Kenton County
Orie S. Dare
Commonwealth Attorney
William ‘Peck
Kolb
Charles Davis
George Denham
Frank M. Tracy
Kenton
Miss Klein
Fox
Fourth District
Cincinnati
Frank Hueftlein
Strike Seizure Pauses Chicago & Alton Shops at Slater
Striking shopmen seized the Chicago and Alton Railroad shops at Slater Missouri driving out nonunion workers. Eighteen men were ordered out and twenty five more yesterday. Union officials say nonunion workers were sent away on trains. Chicago reports say nonunion labor left peacefully with about forty replacements brought in.
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Slater
Associated Press
Chicago & Alton Railroad
John Logsdon
Marshall
Chicago
Chicago & Alton
Interference With Mails by Strikers Reported Across Nation
Reports from Marshall Texas St Louis Missouri Chaffee Missouri Kansas City Missouri and De Quincy Louisiana say strikers tampered with air equipment and hindered mail trains. Officials request government action and inspectors will investigate to preserve mail movement.
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Washington
United States
Railway Mail Service
Marshall
Tex
St. Louis
Chaffee
Kansas City
de Quincy
Texas & Pacific Lines
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway Company
Missouri
Kansas City Southern Railway Company
Post Office Department
Department of Justice
Bessemer Plant Reopens After 18 Month Shutdown
The Republic Iron and Steel Company’s Bessemer plant in Bessemer resumed operations this morning after an eighteen month shutdown. About seven hundred workers are affected as the plant returns to 100 percent capacity under the Youngstown company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, CO
Bessemer
Republic Iron and Steel Company
Striking Railway Shopmen Drift Back to Work
Reports from Chicago Baltimore and Boston indicate strikers are returning to railway shop jobs in uncertain numbers as a turning point in the national walkout involving 350000 to 400000 workers. Baltimore & Ohio notes 150 strikers back at Mount Clare. Pennsylvania lines adding new hires. Boston & Albany also reports more repair workers at their shops.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mount Clare
Laard
Pennsylvania
Northwestern
The
Altoona
Pittsburgh
Tventy
Northwestern Region
Triangle Vendetta Ends With Second Shootout
James Walker 1 years old confronted George Siegal 40 on Seventh near Race and fired twice after leaving Seton Hospital. Siegal wounded Walker in Hamilton on May 1 1922, then shot Walker as he approached from College street. Siegal facing shooting to kill charge. Walker held on suspicion with disorderly conduct. Witnesses include Leslie Davis Frank Kenneally Cyril Hurst and James Walsh.
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James Walker
West Fourth Street
George Siegal
Seventh Street
Race
Siegal
Walker
Hamilton
Miegal
College Street
General Hospital
Butler County Grand Jury
The
City Health Department
Cyril Hurst
L. B. Harrison Hotel
James Walsh
Wells Avenue
Sparkler Fires Hurt Children on Fourth of July
Ruth Woodriviss, 4, near death from clothes catching fire after sparklers lit, while Edna Miller, 8, sustained burns at a Cincinnati home. A separate torpedo poisoning caused the death of Eleanor Sherman, 8, at General Hospital, marking at least two fatalities linked to Fourth of July festivities.
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Ruth. Woodriviss
John Woodriviss
General Hospital
Edna Miller
Pine Street
Barney Houston
Chief Houston
Cincinnati
Woodrviss
Miller
Giles DeCourcy
Covington
Eleanor Sherman
West Corry Street
Katherine Ward
Walter T. Ward
Thirtieth Street
Oakley
Violet Bellesino
May Street
New Sounding Device Reveals Sea Bottom Mountains
The Navy reports mountains and plains on the sea floor beyond the Azores, with some peaks rising over 4000 feet above adjacent plains. The Stewart gathered over 900 soundings in nine days using a new echo timing device developed by Dr. Harvey Hayes. The instrument promises revolution in navigation and charting routes for position fixes.
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Washington
Navy Department
Stewart
Newport News
Gibraltar
Harvey ©. Hayes
Engineer Experimental Station
Annapolis
Azores
Murder Trail Lost Not Found in Topanga Canyon
Police doubt they will recover the body of a woman revealed by a film shot two months earlier and developed last Monday. Searches in Topanga Canyon, where the picture was taken, found recent landslides altered the terrain and obscured the scene. the body appeared in a hikers photographed corner and was treated as evidence of a murder.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Topanga Canyon
Railway Shopmen Vote 97.1 Percent for Strike
The 400000 workers in six shop crafts approved a strike by 97.1 percent on outside contracting and 94.7 percent on wages. Ben W. Hooper and B M Jewell urged talks with authorized bodies for settlement. Railroads and Labor Board moves aim to curb contracting and restore rules amid ongoing nationwide rail labor dispute.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Ben W. Hooper
United States Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Whic
Labor Board
Jewell
Mr. Jewell
Hooper
Jetter
Railroad Labor Board
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Cathal Baugh
DE Valera
America
Progressive
POSSE
Ady
Mio Klein
U. S. Board
U. S
Department
Southwest
New York
Shop Crafts
H.B. Voorhees
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
General Managers’ Association of the Eastern Railroads
Youngstown Company
Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Triangle
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