Irregulars Threaten Western Ireland Fort Valera in Command
July 1 dispatch reports Liam Lynch proclaims Irregulars control all of western and south Ireland by night. Irregulars claim defeat of Free State at Drogheda and attack on a new stronghold around a Dublin post office and nearby hotels. De Valera said to command a detachments at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Lynch
Irregal
Cork
South Ireland
Starregulars
Dublin
Drogheda
Free State
Post Office
Gresham and
Eamonn de Valera
Auto merger formed for eighty million dollars
A new conglomerate named the American Motor Industries consolidates eight car and truck firms including Record and Computing Machine, Jackson Motors, Kentucky Manufacturing, Saginaw Sheet Metal, Traffic Motor, Tregurtha, and P F Holbrook. The offices will be in Dayton with the local plant retained and a board led by I Homer of Dayton and officers Louis Ruthenburg and Robert F Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Motor Car and Vehicletion
Asso- Motor Industries
Corporation
Dayton
Addin
Record and Computing Machine Com
Jackson Motors Corp
Jackson, Mich
Kentucky Manufacturing Company
le, Ky
Saginaw Sheet Metal
Saginaw
Mich
Traffic Mo Corporation
St. Louis
Tregurtha Corporation
Bos* Mass
P. F. Holbrook Co
New City
I. Homer
Louis Ruthenburg
Gloetzner
Robert F. Wood
Brandle
Campaign to replace roofs with fireproof material announced
Prevention Chief Jacob Reidel announced a city campaign to replace wooden shingles with fireproof roofing. He plans to mail notices to up to 10,000 property owners and estimates 50 000 to 60 000 roofs need upgrading. Fire prevention films will be shown next Wednesday at the corner of Indiana Avenue and West Streets and Friday at Morris Street and Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Reidel
Les
Reidel
West Sts
Morris St
Madison Ave
Indianapolis
Chief Held on Picketing Violation Charges
Chester New Hampshire July 1 United Textile Workers of America president J McMahon was arrested on a Superior Court warrant charging violation of a restricting picketing order. He was released on $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United News
Chester
N. H
J. McMahon
United Textile Workers of
Beauty Experts Face $5 Permit Rule In SAS City
Readings from SAS City show beauty parlor operators must hold a $5 permit to cut trim and style hair under state barber board rules. The measure targets beauty shops rather than barber shops according to officials.
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United News Sas
Kas
State Barber Board
Summer Stunts for Boys by Dan Beard
A fragment discusses Dan Beard a chief scout leader who wrote about outdoor activities and life for boys. The passage mentions summer stunts and practical guidance for youth adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Beard
Pont Fail
Odd Snippets Replace a Century of Quips and Quirks
A collage of gibes and trivia ranging from ancient beer to memory tricks. The piece riffs on marriage, hats, crimes, language feats, and public figures like Ex-Senator Cole, with playful asides about London, Vermont, and Washington.
Public dancing banned in city parks by park board
The board of park commissioners barred public dancing in city parks. Citizens opposed a Garfield Park shelter house proposal and had pushed an ordinance to prohibit park dancing, which failed to pass under suspension by one vote. Vice president Fred Cline commented that the board acted to avoid trouble with the council.
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Board of Park Commissioners
South Side
Garfield Park Shelter House
Fred Cline
Immunity for Conferees May End Suits Here
President Harding promised immunity to coal operators and mine union officials from anti-trust prosecutions in strike settlements. In Indianapolis 225 indictments against operators officials and miners were pending in Federal Court. Attorney General Daugherty met with Judge Anderson who reportedly refused to dismiss the cases at that time with dismissal anticipated to follow.
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Blythe Q. Hendricks
Harding
Indianapolis
Harry Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Anderson
P. D. Receipts Signal Return of Business in Indianapolis
Indianapolis post office receipts for the last quarter reached 892414.60 dollars, a record surpassing previous highs by about 38000. June receipts totaled 282562.35, up 46034.11 from June 1921. National May figures rose 14 percent, while Indianapolis rose 17 percent, with June local gains at 19.46 percent.
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Indianapolis
Robert H. Bryson
Shank Real Issue in Civic Body's Upheaval
The Southeastern Civic Improvement Association votes on officers next Wednesday at Bradbury and Shelby Streets. Richard Yoke leads one faction, Robert R Sloan leads the other. Sloan has been president since the group formed twelve years ago, with Yoke supporters seeking change and to oppose the Shank administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shank
Southeastern Civic Improvement Association
Bradbury
Shelby Sts
Richard Yoke
George Yoke
Robert R. Sloan
Sloan
South Side
Yoke
City Recreation Chief Opens New Playground
Edward E. McBride city recreation director announced the opening of a new playground at 1134 Shelby Street on the site of the former city barn. The facility includes a wading pool measuring 18 by 18 feet as part of the thirty fifth playground now in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. McBride
Shelby St
Patterson Beats Kingscote To Reach Wimbledon Title Match
Gerald F. Patterson, veteran Australian tennis star, defeated A. R. F. Kingscote the last British hope in five sets 4-6 6-3 7-5 4-6 6-3 to advance in Wimbledon at Wimbledon, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Wimbledon
England
Gerald F. Patterson
A. R. F. Kingscote
Babe Ruth Hits Ninth Home Run of Season in Philly Game
Babe Ruth smashed his ninth homer of the season in the third inning of the New York at Philadelphia contest. One runner was on base when he connected. Rommel started for the Athletics on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Rommel
Athletics
Officials Kin Hire Daughters on City Playgrounds
The recreation department payroll lists four city officials with daughters or sons employed as playground instructors. They are Dorothea McBride, daughter of Edward E. McBride, director of recreation. Marjorie Spencer, daughter of Dr. M. J. Spencer, board of public works member. Louis Raiier, son of J. F. Rainer, chief of the assessment bureau. and Thelma Carnefix, daughter of Louis W. Carnefix, assistant superintendent of parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Department
Dorothea McBride
Edward E. McBride
Marjorie Spencer
M. J. Spencer
Board of Public Works
Louis Raiier
J. F. Rainer
Thelma Carnefix
Louis W. Carnefix
Alligator Appears in Indianapolis Yard
In Indianapolis G E Hubbard of 212 Parkview Ave found a two and a half foot alligator in his yard. He captured the reptile and placed it in a tub of water inviting onlookers to view the unusual sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
G. E. Hubbard
Parkview Ave
Hubbard
Police Disperse 1000 Strikers in Cleveland Parade
Police squads dispersed a street parade of more than 1000 striking shopmen in Cleveland Ohio as they moved toward a mass meeting. When orders to disperse were refused riot calls brought hundreds of reserves and the parade was abandoned.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Fireworks Prices Fall As Demand Holds Steady
Decreased consumption of powder in warfare helps cut fireworks prices by 60 percent this year. Kipp Gro s wholesalers report prices cut in two plus slightly higher sales volume. Public safety expects twice as many permits as last year. Dolmetsch Co reports demand steady amid regulatory changes. Most fireworks in the region are made in Redding Ohio with small crackers from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipp Lgros
Board of Public Safety
E. C. Dolmetsch Company
Judge Rules Recount Must Be Prepaid In Center Township
Circuit Judge Harry C. Cham berlin declared that money must be laid down before any recount. The remark came as Warren Gibson asked that William Henderson be forced to pay for the three weeks of recount work. The recount of Republican votes for justice of the peace in Center Township ran May 24 to June 12. Henderson, the defeated candidate, has not paid and dissolved further payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Chamberlin
Circuit Court
Warren 8. Gibson
Justices of the Peace
Center Township
William Henderson
Justice of the Peace
Henderson
Russian social revolution leader Antonov assassinated
In Moscow on July 1 reports say Antonov a leader of the Social Revolution party was assassinated. Details were not revealed and no motive or suspects were announced.
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Antonov
Social Revolution
Moscow
Social
Tire Theft Reported by Indiana Merchant
Sam Weinstein, a tire merchant at 831 N. Capitol Ave, told police that thieves over the past three weeks have stolen 340 dollars worth of casings from his shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Weinstein
N. Capitol Ave
Rebels Demand 10000 Pesos From U S Oil Firm
Mexican banditry spreads in the Tampico district as General Larraga demands 10 000 pesos from the Penn Mexican Oil Company camp near Tuxpam by July 1. Federal troops rushed to Tampico to deter Gorozavo who threatened to strike again tomorrow against American oil interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Tampico
Shaw
State Department
Penn-Mexican ,Oil Company
Tuxpam
Larraga
Palo
Gorozavo
Decision on Ice Trust Case Set by Judge Eichhorn
Judge W Eichhorn of Bluffton will deliver a July 13 ruling in the Polar Ice and Fuel Co case and eleven ice firms charged with forming an ice trust. The decision will be issued in Superior Court room 1 after adjournment for two months, with the room opening briefly for the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polar Ice and Fuel Company
W.#. Eichhorn
Bluffton
East Orange Woman Seeks Boardhouse Work on Ranches
An East Orange New Jersey woman wrote Robert J. Bryson postmaster asking about vacancies in boarding houses on ranches for a good housekeeper. She notes she has a 14 year old daughter who could help.
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New Jersey
Broad Plains
Indianapolis
East Orange
N. J
Robert J. Bryson
Railroad Shop Workers Walk Out Amid Lockout Threat
Reports from seven Indianapolis railroad shops show most workers complied with strike orders by Chicago union authorities. About 500 at Brightwood, a few at Beech Grove, and minor losses at Illinois Central occurred. 15,000 affected statewide. coal and food stocks adequate for institutions through August 1. Public utilities expected to feel impact if the walkout extends.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Brightwood
New York Central
Big Four) Railroad
Beech Grove
Illinois Central Railroad
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Peoria & Eastern Division
Big Four
Fred B. Robinson
Indiana
Logansport
Washington
Princeton
Bedford
Ft. Wayne
Anderson
Terre Haute
Pennsylvania system hit by sympathy walkout
Six hundred maintenance of way employees on the Pennsylvania system walked out in sympathy with shop workers. The strike was unauthorized.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Maintenance of Way
Pennsylvania
Assassination trial reveals aliases of killers
In London on July 1 the two alleged assassination victims of Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson were shown to have used aliases. The men claimed their real names were Reginald Dunn and Joseph O'Sullivan rather than James Connolly and John O'Brien. Both were held for trial on murder charges.
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London
Sir Henry Hughes Wilson
Imperial General Staff
James Connolly
John O'Brien
Reginald Dunn
Joseph O'Sullivan
Market Open All Monday For Holiday Buyers
City market will stay open all day Monday due to the July 4 holiday. If public cooperation continues, the market may remain open all day before future holidays. Joseph F. O Mahoney, president of the Indianapolis Market Association, announced.
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Joseph F. O'Mahoney
Indianapolis Market Association
Man Killed by Train at Belmont Crossing
John Jug, 917 N Warman Ave, struck by an inbound New York Central passenger train at the Belmont Ave crossing. He died before ambulance arrival. Nick Dugai, 919 N Warman Ave, identified the body and said Jug is survived by a wife and five children.
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John Jug
N. Warman Ave
New York Central
Belmont Ave
Nick Dugai
Jug
Mother Sobs Vengeance Oath Against Boy Slayer
Kansas City reports a mother and her 14 year old son visiting George Hulbert at a Detention Home after Hulbert shot and killed Pete Carramusa nine years old. The mother swore vengeance and demanded a fifty year prison term, threatening to kill Hulbert if he goes free. Hulbert maintains the shooting was an accident and asks for another chance as juvenile court weighs the case.
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Kansas City
Frank Carramusa
Pete
Carl Carramusa
George Hulbert
E. Ey Porterfield
Will
Heaps Ub
Soonea
Carramusa
George
Sherman Hanna
Monkey Face
Collision injures three as truck hits electric car
Harold Snalke, 23, riding in a truck driven by Alfred Johnson, 42, and Julia Shiel, 58, in a crash on Morris Street left Snalke injured after the truck skidded and collided with an electric automobile. The report lists ages and addresses of the drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold 8. Snalke
E. Morris Sr
Alfred Johnson
E. McCarty
Julia E. Shiel
National Rail Strike Shuts Chicago Shop Centers
Four hundred thousand railroad shop workers walked out at 10 a.m. amid a nationwide strike as 650,000 miners already struck. Chicago’s Pullman shops reduced to minimal staff while rail executives warned of public disruption and police prepared to guard property.
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United Press America
Harding
Washington
Chicago
Charles R. Lynch
United Press
Corren
Pullman
United Stoad Labor Board
Chic
Industrial court bars picketing at Kansas railroad shops
In Topeka on July 1 the industrial court issued an edict prohibiting picketing of railroad shops where workers have walked out. The order requires no interference with men who wish to work in shops affected by the strike.
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Topeka
Kansas
Industrial Court Today
Police Ready for Emergency in Rail Strike
Sixty policemen armed with riot clubs were held at headquarters for duty today in case of disorder linked to the railway shopmen's strike. Chief Herman Ritkhoff rescinded shop assignments and kept all men at headquarters with orders to disperse gatherings without force unless necessary.
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Herman F. Ritkhoff
Rikhoff
Lynching of two men in Georgia traced to earlier assault case
James Harvey and Joe Jordan, two Black men convicted of criminal assault and previously reprieved by Governor Hardwick, were taken from Deputy Sheriff J. R. Tyre near Lansbridge in Liberty County. They were lynched on route to Savannah for confinement, according to Tyre's telephone report.
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Joe Jordan
Hardwick
J. R. Tyre
Lansbridge
Liberty County
Tyre
Rogers
Wayne County
Savannah
Observations From a Crowded Day in a Store and Street
J C B noted a well dressed man in pale blue socks and mismatched shoes. S L M observed an old lady washing her face with spectacles on. J C B also spied a jewelry counter in a five and ten store with no negro wear. E M B saw window displays of vacuum bottles marked 59¢ to $1. P 8 reported a stenographer drafting eight personal letters on the bosses’ first day away.
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Blue Sox
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Daugherty
P. D
Bryson
Improvement Association
Patterson
Victor
King
KIN
Mary Moriarity
Irma Byrum
Slavi
IGE Trust
Eichhorn
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United States Labor Board
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James Harvey
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