Dublin Civil War Rages As Free State Attack Four Courts
Dublin endures heavy shelling as Free State troops assault the Four Courts. Rebels battle entrenched insurgents led by Rory O Connor and Carner, with streets and landmarks like Ruslan Square under fire. Casualties mount on both sides as reinforcements pour in and communications strain under bombardment.
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United Prose
Dublin
Republic
Rory O'Connor
Hanilly
Ruslan Square
Michal
Free State Troupe
C'arnor
Canute Wer
Tempitals
Cassuitien
Trish
Isrowydlers
Stron
Avere
Rome
Calline
Cork
President Watching Situation Closely In Rail Strike Edict
Washington reports that President Yarding will uphold the railroad labor board’s actions and enforce any decision with federal power if a July 13 strike by rail workers proceeds. Officials fear a large coal mine shutdown and seek measures to prevent interstate disruption and wage impacts.
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Harding
Railroad Labor Board
Washiington
Feder
Ne Suillion Sail
Yarding
Rairoad Labor Board I.s
Allroad
Hardin
Labor Board
Chicago
East Trials
Econdace
Faileuue
Russia to recognize prewar debts amid tensions and strikes
June dispatches report Russia will recognize and aim to pay prewar debts if conditions hold, amid labor unrest and coal strike threats in the United States and Europe. The bulletin also covers Mexican hostages, a Madrid embassy note, and related economic and political tensions.
Once English Enemy Now Fights Yor Nation
A distorted report describes a figure once aligned with an English adversary who now battles Yor nation. It mentions phrases like Phantom Bebe and Leitiatt empire, with references to Great Trit wit, Irith Pree State, and Jordin Colligy. The text is fragmented and hard to parse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prom
London
Michael
Mickey
Colluma
Bebe
Wntins
Miners Train Wreck Triggers Fatalities Claims
A western Maryland mining region train carrying 1054 miners 80 women and 18 guards wrecked near Mendricks West Virginia. Reports say many were killed and casualties include women and children. Authorities arrested strikers and sympathizers as details traffic from Cumberland Maryland and Parsons West Virginia emerged amid stormy telegraph reports.
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Thired Press
Thomas
Tina
Maryland
Mendlricks
Cumberland
Beltie
Parsons
W. Vic
A. J) Valentine
Shyrit Chaise
Tucker Foulnity
Wilfedl
Open Bids On Crawford Road Construction Project
Bids opened for a 7057 foot highway in Cambridge and Crawford County. The Penn Erie Construction Co of Erie submitted the lowest bid at 45,000.40 dollars, with FM Love & Son of this city second at 52,951.50. Other bids included E M Price of Olean at 55,650.40 and Fore Pitt Commercial of Pittsburgh at 58,001.95.
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Cambridge
Rockdaye
Crawford
Penn Erie Construction Co
Erie
Love & Son
Olea
Pitt Commercial
Pittaburgh
Kurtz Begins Major Shop Addition At Brass and Wood Bed Plant
Kurtz starts work on a large 100 by 150 feet addition at the Kurt Brass and Wood Bed Company plant on New Well Angler Way. The east half of the building will be raised a floor, adding about 15 000 usable feet for new equipment and reorganization of operations. The roof lift is a major project, with brick work contracts awarded and completion expected later, enabling production of the new bedroom furniture line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Brass and Wood Bed Company
Glenn Mitler-fiow
McEntariur
Union City
Teyn-Weully
Will Terunheil
Kurtz Company
DEDICATE NEW LACKAWANNA TRAIL TODAY
Governor and Mrs. Nathan L. Miller head to Binghamton for the formal opening of the Lackawanna Trail the greatest highway of its kind in the world Delegations from southern New York and northern Pennsylvania arrive to celebrate a project praised as a tribute to democracy and the farmer tradesman and business citizen in a valley famed for rich scenic farmland and industry
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Loy
Switzerland
Amerie
Sentenced to County Jail for Trespass
John E F Sullivan of Baltimore was arrested by PR Ry officers Merritt and Mooney on a trespass charge and sentenced to ten days in the county jail after arraignment before Alderman GW Gordon today. Officer Merritt took him to Erie.
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John EF. Sullivan
Baltimore
PR. Ry
Merritt
Mooney
GW. Gordon
Nan
Erie
Government urged to operate coal mines for a year
United Press dispatch from Washington reports a House resolution by Representative Burka of Pennsylvania urging the government to take over and operate the coal mines for at least one year, or longer as the President sees fit, to stabilize supply and prices.
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United Press
Washington
House
Burka
Pennsylvan
Awards Against School For Tax Delinquents
Tax delinquent awards against the school are discussed amid a lifted case list. Names include Martha Sel and Juba Smakln, with references to the Act of May 18th 1916 and procedures for collecting school taxes. A local official notes possible court actions to enforce payment and outlines penalties and enforcement steps. The report mentions ongoing legal moves and expected judgments affecting taxpayers and the school district.
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Ahly
Foyer Sulival Elfitriet
Aldermarz
Brownsoit
Smiti
Afi
Smith
Graphic Picture of Horrors of Chinese War Told by Sun Yat Sen’s Wife
Mrs Sun Yat Sen reveals the Canton palace bombardment and perilous escape during the Canton uprising. She describes shells ripping through the palace, loyal guards dying, and a dangerous across the bridge to safety. The narrative emphasizes fear, courage, and survival amid rebel assault.
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Sun Yat Sen
South China Republic
Topyright
United Press
Sitanghan
Nmy
Sun Yat San
Palaes
Hoppit Ta
Vhella
Canton
South
Chis Republlic
Amercan
Micon
Sun Yat'Sen
Aung
Bor
Ates
Sin Wat Sen
Col
George Bow
Uttor
Mexican captive has a brother in Warren
A fragmented report describes a Mexican captive and a brother in Warren. It mentions detention actions linked to a local figure and a failed police inquiry, with names and places partially garbled. The piece hints at a mob or wartime context and a public street scene near an avenue and commercial row.
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Warren
Esteemed resident Mos Margiy Wight passes away
An esteemed resident, Mos Margiy Wight, died after a stroke last Friday. Born October 16 1886 to Marvin Wight, she lived in Missouri and Illinois before settling in Corry City. Survived by husband, siblings, and Bracken family. active Readers Club member and former club president. First funeral services set for 20 De Weeks Friday at her home.
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Motunius
Shis
Marvin Wikht
Missouri
Thii
Mare
Hlinois
Corry
Nice
Nettie pWishe
Bracken
Gdracken
Win
New York City
Oi City
Nellie Ho Staver
Ab Avery- Kor
Wight
Emerson Stone to Lead Gongs at Community Band Concert
Commander Mark announced Emerson Stone of the Jarvis Council will perform two full gong pieces with Cameron Avenings. The concert begins at 6:00 PM in the city park where the public is invited and urged to attend.
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Mark ‘Ution
Amennar ‘Legion
Emerson Stone
Community Jarvis Council
Old Guard Eyes on North Dakota Primaries
Washington reports North Dakota may test the Senate race as the old guard weighs McCumber’s renomination and party unity. Former Gov. William L. Prasier is positioned to challenge, with farmers and ex-Hmoktinet forces shaping the contest and potential realignments in the GOP.
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United Press
Washington
North Dakota
McCumberly
TaPollette
North’ Dakota
J. Prasier
Coup Against Obregon May Be Objective
United Press reports in Washington on June 28 that a violent wave of banditry and the kidnapping of American citizens in Mexico has prompted calls for a complete inquiry by U.S. senators. State Department officials weigh possible diplomatic moves as President Obregon seeks firm action to protect Americans and uphold Mexican sovereignty amid Tampico oil tensions.
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Washington
Moni Jean
Americum
Tumpino
Ardong
Mexico City
Gorter
State Department
America
Messco
Warnico
Bieliski
Mesieu
Winnie
Duirie Dams
Mexico
Oynet Shaw
Parypiva
A. Bruce Biewwki
Department of Justice
Cortez Oil Co
Plannie
Owas
Lind
Tampico
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Russia
Bulletins
Yey United Press
Philadelpimia
Aridreng
Barnint Byoyan
RB Palmer
Williamport
Palmer
Fooe
Hinten Biolanklei
Soar Tampico
Mosiem
Manuel
Telli
Wallington
Eda
Roctiester
N.Y
Nur Hsreliirs
Doatlokyers
Ports Land Avenue
the Hague
Berlin
MS -Sopoknikyff
Depw
Soviey
Aherifia Anniv
Todas
Allien
Lovedale Hollow
Lzabeth
Sapak
Philadelbuta
Geo Newlin
Raymund G. Newlin
Buivk
Comtenville
Hiberty- Vice
Raymond New
Ispothor
Angeles
Crawford Road
Kurtz
Mex
Porter
Robert Teen Feln
Shila
Saluet
Martha Sel
Wits
Juba Smakln
Cnler
Saat
Tonia Bydonian
Amon
WeeSh
Earl Whitaker
Lottsville
Rossille Kevern
Nik
Ed Whitakers
Columbus
Anes
Miss Stride
Jamestown
Sin Yat Sen
Dony
Buduik
Gwe
Pielaski Hull
Meghan
Wwe
Barth
Piru
Thin City
OLD Guard
N. D
Obregon
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