Men of Erin Rush to Arms in Provisional Ireland
Dublin reports show a mass enlistment response to the government call to arms. Citizens join volunteers at Wellington Portoballo Beggar's Bush Barracks and City Hall as ongoing fighting and looting are reported in Dublin while other towns see sporadic clashes and arrests.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Wellington
Portoballo
Beggar's Bush
City Hall
Ireland
Sackville Street Club
Nelson Pillar
Eleven Die for Opposing Looting of Churches
In Petrograd the revolutionary tribunal sentenced eleven people including the Petrograd Metropolitan Benjamin to death for opposing seizure of church treasures. Fifty three others received prison terms, twenty two were acquitted. The trial lasted over three weeks and the judge ordered transfer of proceedings against Patriarch Tikhon.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Petrograd
Benjamin
Benedict
Archibishop Sergius
Kazan
St.Isaacs
Troytsky
William P Taylor of Pleasant Ridge Ends Life
William P. Taylor 58 manager of the Medart Patent Pulley Co died by self infliction in a garage behind his Pleasant Ridge home after months of nerve illness and the death of his daughter Hannah. The body was found by his son at 7:30 with a 3x caliber revolver nearby. he is survived by his widow a son and a daughter Mrs Conrad Ornes. His home is near the former suicide of lawyer Charles B. Smith.
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William P. Taylor
Medart Patent
Vinestreet
Ridge Avenue
Pleasant Ridge
Robert Taylor
George O. Sikes
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Conrad Ornes
Mr. Taylors Home Is Several Squares From That of Charles B. Smith
Beredith Place
Ohoots Wife Then Turn Gun On Himself
Garfield Rogers and Ruth Rogers of 682 West Third street were wounded in a domestic shooting at their home last night. Rogers shot his wife in the abdomen as she prepared to leave, then shot himself in the head. Both were taken to General Hospital with serious injuries. his skull wound was not deemed as severe. He had secured a railroad camp job and bought the revolver earlier that day.
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Garfield Rogers
Ruth
West Third Street
Rogers
Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
D. W. Helt
Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen
Ben W. Hooper
W. L. McMenimen
B. M. Jewell
Jewell
J. F. Valentine
Cincinnati
International Order's Union
Labor Board
Hooper
Albuquerque
N. M
Walton
Santa Fe
Perry
Iowa
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Glenwood
Southern Roads
Southern Railway
California
Webber
Butte County
Christian Science Leaders Eye New College Near St Louis
Christian Science leaders in St Louis announce plans for a $2,000,000 college near the city. They say it would be the first Christian Science college in the world and are weighing construction.
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ST. Louis
Christian Science Leaders Today
Debts, Booms and Borah Warn of Fiscal Strain
Senator Borah assails the administrations fiscal policy and looming bills including a soldier bonus, ship subsidy, Liberia loan and federal judges. He warns expenditures strain the public and may trigger ballots, strikes and riots, urging restraint and debt reduction to avert economic peril.
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Washington
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Liberia
United States
Marne
American Congress
McCumber
North Dakota
Wiper
Finance Committee
Treasury
Chinese Mutineers Loot Kiangsi Mission Chapels
Mutinous troops looted and destroyed three Methodist mission chapels between Changshui and Kianfu in Kiangsi province. A native pastor is missing. no foreign missionaries were stationed at the sites.
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Shanghai
China
Associated Press
Changshui
Kianfu
Kiangsi
Nanchang
Kiangsiu
Harding Urges Harmony in GOP Amid Soloist Taxing Voices
President Harding urged Republican unity at an open air banquet in Columbus celebrating the Columbus Republican Glee Club fiftieth anniversary. He warned against self seeking soloists and urged party members to act as directors to maintain harmony and support for government policies. He praised armament conference gains and reiterated opposition to class domination by force.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Harding
Republican Party
Columbus Republican Glee Club
Tariff cloture doomed as debate limits loom in Senate
On the eve of a noon vote the Republicans face likely defeat in the cloture motion on the administration tariff bill. Democratic and Republican leaders anticipate a possible unanimous consent to limit debate. The session focused on cloture with House of debate over Cuban sugar talks and a dissenting chorus from Senators Borah Simmons McCain. The Senate rejected an amendment allowing fresh Pacific fish imports from Canada through bonds via American ports.
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Washington
Dreath
Harrison
Mississippi
Smoot
Utah
General Crowder
Cuba
Wold
Senate
Chamber
Borah
Idaho
Congress
Simmons
North Carolina
McCain
North Dakota
Jones
Canada
National League games see no standings shift
Two National League games yesterday produced no changes in the standings. New York defeated the Pirates 6 to 3 with strong offense, while the Cardinals routed Brooklyn 14 to 2 behind Ruether.
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New York
Pirates
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Ruether
Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago
Athletics
Boys at Lancaster Shackled Until Faint Allegations Rise
Ohio report alleges Lancaster Boys Industrial School staff shackled inmates, forced to stand for hours, subjected to freezing water and barefoot tramping on tacks. Investigators filed the 200 page document with Dr. H. S. Macayeal after governor's request.
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Columbus
Lancaster
Ohio Bureau of Public Efficiency
H. S. Macayeal
R. E B. Miles
Davis
Tariff Fight Could Stall With Senate Cloture Rules
The Democrats could not stop a tariff bill delay with cloture, as over 1,200 Republican proposed amendments would require a roll call or quorum calls. Delegated time would extend proceedings beyond ordinary debate, a tactic noted by reporters.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Army Aviator Killed As Plane Falls At Selfridge Field
Captain George C. Tinsley of the Army Aviation Corps died when his plane plunged from about 150 feet at Selfridge Field near Detroit. The crash caused the craft to burn, with witnesses noting the motor failure and sharp turn before impact. He was 26, a member of the first pursuit group from Ellington Field, Houston, and is survived by his mother Mrs. Jeannette Tinsley of Richmond Virginia.
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Detroit
George C. Tinsley
Army Aviation Corps
Selfridge Field
Mt. Clemens
Here
Tinsley
Army Air Service
Ellington Field
Houston
Texas
Jeannette Tinsley
Richmond
Hard Goal Men Will Try Again to End Deadlock
A prolonged coal mine negotiation in Washington between anthracite operators and United Mineworkers reps broke up with no concrete result but agreed to reconvene at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Secretaries Fall attended briefly. Philip Murray and union leaders pressed for no wage cuts while employers sought district scale reductions.
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Washington
Harding
Fall
S. D. Warriner
W. W. Inglis
W. L. Connell
W. J. Richards
Philip Murray
United Mineworkers of America
William Brennan
Thomas Kennedy
Christ J. Golden
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Great Lakes
New England
Coal District Organization
Hoover
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Coal Producers’ Association
Washington County
Montour No. 4
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Hil Station
Henderson
Henderson Coal and Coke Company
Hendersonville
Moree Indictment Defendants Must Face Joint Trial
Charles W. Moree and twenty-three others indicted in April for using the mails to defraud investors in United States Steamship Company stock must be tried together. Federal Judge A N Hand overruled requests for separate trials.
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New York
Charles W. Moree
United States Steamship Company
A. N. Hand
Norfolk & Western clerks seek return to old positions
Columbus Ohio July 6 Norfolk and Western Railroad clerks and freight handlers on strike have asked to be reinstated in their former posts officials said a conference was planned this afternoon to decide the return and the company’s stance remains unsettled
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Columbus
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Norfolk & Western
Trial Shocks Covington as Doctor Named in Sebree Case
A jury in Covington heard Sheriff Thiel name a local physician who allegedly performed a criminal operation on Zelma Clemons, 14, in the trial of Thomas Sebree Jr., 20, a schoolteacher charged with a statutory offense. Sebree had indicated the doctor’s home, but the residence was found closed and the physician away for six weeks.
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Thomas Sebree, Jr
Bracht Station
Zelma Clemons
Peter P. Thiel
Sebree
Thiel
Covington
Sebrée
Lee Clemons
Clemons
Young Sebree
F. M. Tracy
J. C. McGhee
Fred Donohue
Denny O’brien
Paul D. Lerch
Jerry O’ Leary
Pat. Archibald
George Lang
John Wason
Frank Belding
Luther Berkshire
Thomas W. Reed
F. E. Dyas
Wife testifies Trotter told of misconduct in suit
Mrs Lottie M Trotter testifies in a separate maintenance case against Melvin E Trotter Superintendent of the City Rescue Mission saying he and Miss Florence Moody confessed an affair and a child was fathered by Trotter The testimony recounts warnings about girls at the mission and events dated July 18 1917 as the couple discussed the impending birth and Mrs Trotter’s cross petition for absolute divorce
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Grand>rapids, Mich
Lottie M. Trotter
Melvin. E. Trotter
Florence Moody
Trotter
Moody
Miss Moody
General Black Moves to Ghegk Wabash Trouble
Rail officials report return of many workers and deliver ultimatum to men still out. Adjutant General Black orders cavalry and infantry to assemble arms ready to move. Federal restraining order blocks strikers from interfering with Illinois Central trains and picket lines. Officials predict quick settlement as leaders cite willingness to discuss proposals.
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Black
Ghegk Wabash
Springfield
Decatur
Carlos E. Black
East ST. Louis
Ill
Illinois Central
English
Mounds
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Free State
DE Valera
Stock Exchange
England
Eamon de Valera
Evening Telegraph
Bray
Father Dominic
Republican Guard
Red Cross
Greystones
Blessington
Free Staters
Curraghtown
Navan
Maynooth
Enniscorthy
Wexford
WM. P. Taylor
Medart Pulley Company
Mate
Scientists Plan College
Republican Glee Club
Marion
By David Lawrence
Plane Falls
G. C. Tinsley
Illinois
Florence
Belmont County
Chalmers R. Wilson
Cheaife Gwes
Sebree Gase
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