Ireland in turmoil shadows over Dublin and De Valera
A long harsh piece critiques Irish politics and violence surrounding De Valera and Sinn Fein. It recalls 1921 events, argues the struggle risks factional division, notes Irish willingness to back votes with force, and warns ongoing bloodshed harms Ireland's standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Michael Olins
de Valera Riiders
DE Vale
Peteres
Republicana
de Lera
London
Gommon
Senge
Boltthen
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Orced
Wiig
Dublin
Benites
Briish Peere
de Valera
Free State
Unions Press Recognition In Any Settlement Amid Strike Tensions
Reports describe a tense scene as striking workers and supporters gathered near a restaurant and the Railroad Y M C A. Visitors were refused service, crowds formed outside, and police intervened to keep peace. Mayor Haag, Chief of Police and Lt. Crockett warned against provocation while deputies were sworn in to protect railroad property during the labor dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Haag
Peace
A. T. Peace
Cief Morris
Y. M
Crockett
Salamanca
Crocket
Haag
Tom Lowell
Dai
Free Staters Still Advance Amid Belfast Bridges Blown
Belfast dispatch reports irregular forces south of Dundalk blew up several Belfast Dublin railway bridges. Violence flared in Belfast over the weekend with bands looting and breaking into shops. A constable and a detective were killed. a youth was shot for refusing to obey sentries. John Carter of Pictsour named in India memo.
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Inch
Belfast
Dundalk
Dublin
Gfroeta
Kl‘o4 Fox
National coal crisis nears endgame as talks unfold
President faces a looming nationwide coal famine as miners demand a national conference and reject wage cuts or check-off elimination. Operators push for temporary seizure or arbitration, with Hoover secret talks and Hardings pressure to find a quick resolution before winter tightens coal supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harditry
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Red Cross
Harding
Rail strike crisis looms as workers refuse returns
Pottsville Pennsylvania July 10 none of the striking engineers reported back to work. Pennsylvanian engine-house men say they were discharged and paid off. Railroads plan to issue more engines and hire strikebreakers to maintain freight and coal shipments despite ongoing stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhas
Sunnday
Pottsville
Rturn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Schuylkill Valley
Drowning at Allen Dam Claims Two Decker Family Members
In an Allen Dam incident near New Florence, Miles Edmiston and two Channon children plunged into the water when depths ranged 10 to 16 feet. Despite efforts by Mr. Shannon and others, Mr. Decker and Mrs. Decker perished, while Mr. Shannon and Mrs. Decker’s bodies were recovered with another son later. Funeral arrangements point to New Florence.
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Channon
Pennsylvania Railroad
H. Reed Decker
Samuel Decker
New Florence
Zora Boyer
Jean Decker
Logan
Samuel
Frank
Lloyd Decker
May Livingston
Brownsville
Clifford Decker
Pittsburgh
United Brothers Church of
Werder Coal Co
Decker
Tabitha McNeely
Jeremiah McNeely
McNeely
Death of Mrs. H. C. Shannon and local obituaries
Mrs H C Shannon died recently. obituary notes her husband was a Civil War veteran in Co E, 211th Pennsylvania Volunteers, a Brethren church and G A R member. He leaves sons Ford W Wassam Punxutawney, J B Wassam Commodore and daughters Mrs W E Cramer Cherry Tree and Mrs W E Cramer Montgomery Twp. Burial at Cherry Tree Cemetery. Also mentions local mining water copper sulphate preservation and a note on bell clappers from old mechanisms.
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W. E. Cramer
Montgomery Township
Cherry Tree
J. B. Wassam
Commodore
Cuvy
Girls Team Debuts Against Independents at Normal Park
A large crowd watched the Bloomer Girls make a historic baseball appearance against the Independents at Normal Park on Saturday afternoon. The feminine squad impressed with skill, but the Independents won 16 to 9 led by Coach Haggerty. Sawyer debuted with solid pitching and Red energized the crowd on first base. The week’s schedule includes Evans City, Butler, Home stead Grays, and New Kensington Independents. The Wonders meet Iselin Independents tomorrow, while the Sunday School League opens Thursday with Baptists vs Presbyterians and two old rivalries, Methodists vs Christians, Friday.
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Bloomer Girls
Haggerty
Sawyer
Independents
Evans City
Butler
Homestead Grays
New Kensington Independents
Wonders
Iselin
Indiana Wonders
Iselin Independents
Baptists
Presbyterians
Civil Service Exam For Veterans' Bureau Open In Pa
The United States civil service commission announces a civil service examination on Saturday August 31 to fill Veterans' bureau vacancies in Pennsylvania. Openings include nine physicians for Johnstown, one in Greensburg, one in Hollidaysburg with salaries from 2400 to 5000 dollars annually. Preference given to eligibles in the employing locality. Applicants should request form 312 from the secretary of the Third civil service district, Philadelphia. Weather outlook July 10 to July 16 1922 predicts local showers early in the week and again Thursday or Friday. Otherwise generally fair with normal temperatures.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Veterans’ Bureau
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Greensburg
Hollidaysburg
Western Penna
Giant chickweed blossoms greet spring in early summer
One of the first flowers to greet spring is the Giant chickweed, a delicate white bloom noted by the American Forestry Magazine. Seeds often lodge in tree crotches, showing specimens growing high above ground, thriving beyond plants at soil level.
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American Forestry Magazine
Terra Firma
Contentment preached as cake bagging ends
Fragmentary message urges retreat from excess and urges calm around a claimed cake haul. Authorities and specifics are unclear, but the tone centers on restraint and moderation following a chaotic scene.
Evening radio schedule from KDKA Pittsburgh with music and talks
Radio program highlights a Pittsburgh schedule featuring Baseball scores at 7 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. segments. Featured are the National Industrial Conference Board survey on business conditions, Letters from Farm and Home, a Knights of Pythias segment with Benjamin Moore, and performances by the Edgar Thomson steel works orchestra and chorus led by Walter Baillie Brown and Evan H. Lloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KDKA
Pittsburgh
National Industrial Conference Board
Benjamin Moore
Knights of Pythias
P. m
Edgar Thomson Steel Works Orchestra
Walter Baillie Brown
Edgar Thomson
Evan H. Lloyd
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D. Daissy Neff
Dubois
J. E. McQuown
Bertha
John
Indiana
Big Run
W. L. Ingersoll
Sunoco
Arly’ Triotorists
Einteka Penwes
Acul
Stewart & Co
FREE
Hirai
John Carter
Pictsour
India
Firet Pays
Faye
Miles Edmiston
Allen Dam
H. C. Shannon
Ila Acta Ag
Bloomer
Aggregation
Bureau “Service
Stahl
South Street
Court House Square
Gazette
Re Ca
Indiana County
U. S
Oscar Mann
North Sixth Street
Lexington News
Lexington
A. M. Shearer
B. Walker Smith
Atlantic City
Elberon
Tennegane
Effie
Troquois
South Carolina Ave
B. Lady
Water Street
Fartmer’s Hotel
Ong Stradivara Phonograph
Oak St
G. W. Roof
Indiana Real Estate Co., Savings & Trust
Normal School
Church Street
Chestnut Street
John McConnell
Coal & Oil
West By
R. R
R. FR
W.S. Lowry
Salem
Marion
Case Post Office
Gazette Office
Shaffer
O. B. H. Finder
Reiward
Jesse George
Indiana Hospital
Thomas K. George
Homer City
Ewer ‘ al
Oila Alt. &S. FP. O
O. Seers Canadian Pac
Briesse
Tia
Arkansas Gas
Leap Seleep
Ask Ohio Fuel
Meereaveneten Ghio
Lone Star Gas
Ssssecsaees
Cambrae
Henry VIII
England
Cambrai
Randle Cosgrave
Gabbage
Itomane
Cromwell
Scotland
Journale
Courants
Courant
KQV
Meyer
Clair
Falrehyd
Rin Wilkinsburg High School Gauvist
Little Brown Owl
Sanderson
David Y Shipman
Marguerite Lang
Andyatcel
United States
National Industriah
St. Nicheolau
Utility Electric Co
Prahall Bldg
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