Last Rebels Surrender as Civil War Wears On
In Dublin the Free State provisional government plans a national call to arms while a handful of rebels in the Gresham Hotel surrender. Sporadic firing continues from Sackville Street as forces shell the ruins. Collins' men are weary of bloodshed and the civil conflict. Eamonn De Valera is jailed, and hope grows for a surrender to end the fighting.
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London
Free State Provisional Government
The
Press Association
Dublin
Gresham Hotel
Sackville St
O'Connor
Eamonn de Valera
Free State
Collins
Envoys Reported Taken London Ambassadors Arrested
Dublin dispatch reports Art O'Brien ambassador of the Dail to London and S T O Kelly ambassador to Paris have been arrested by Irish Free State troops. General Daly says 500 Republican irregulars captured and Eamonn De Valera unlikely to have escaped.
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London
Art O’brien
Dail Eireann
S. T. O'Kelly
Dail
Paris
Dublin
Irish Free State
Daly
National Army
Eamonn de Valera
World’s Largest Oil Wells Threatened by Water
Reports from Houston indicate the Toto oil field near Tampico Mexico faces destruction from salt water. One well has already closed with rumors of more at risk. The field ships 350000 to 400000 barrels of crude weekly.
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Houston
Toto
Tampico
Mexico
Production rise seen in 38 of 42 industries in May
United States Department of Commerce reports increase in production in thirty eight of forty two industries for May. The same release warns against economic excesses seen as a cause of depressions.
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United N _ WASHINGTON
Department of Commerce
Department
Justice Bozarth Disqualified From Okmulgee Bank Trial
Mo tions by Governor Robertson request District Justice Mark L. Bozarth disqualify himself from sitting in judgment at the governor's bribery trial tied to the Okmulgee Bank of Commerce. Defense counsel made the motions today in Okmulgee Oklahoma.
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Okmulgee
Oklo
J. B. A. Robertson
Mark L. Bozarth
Okmulgee Bank of Commerce
Good Samaritans Killed Crossing Smash Fatal to Two on Way to Hospital
In Pittsburgh a car carrying James Shields to a hospital was struck by a Baltimore and Ohio flyer at Port Perry. Dr. L. Morrow, 32, and Mrs. Josephine Wakeman were killed. Shields was shot and robbed earlier and is in serious condition. Charles Melton, 29, is held on vagrancy charges after a stabbing incident involving three others.
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Pittsburgh
L. Morrow
North Braddock
Josephine Wakeman
James Shields
Baltimore & Ohio
Port Perry
Shields
Highwaves
Charlies Melton
Fay- St
City Hospital
Weather continues warm through the day with highs around 74
Weather reports say mild conditions prevailed nationwide with a rise to 74 by noon. Tampa and Port Orleans recorded high of 74 while Helena and Port were cooler at 54, as a cooler air mass moves east.
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Tampa
Fla
Port- Ore
Helena
Mont
Quirky Confessions and Social Snippets From The Times
A collage of quips and jokes from The Times includes advice on hairdos and hair growth, wedding tales of a Detroit man, and social musings on fashion, manners, marriage, and urban life. It references Germany and Russia, Turkish marriage, jazz talk, and fleeting hints at public norms.
One Fourth of Wisconsin Prisoners Are War Veterans
Governor John J. Blaine announced that about a quarter of men in Wisconsin prisons are ex soldiers. He blamed the National Administration for delaying soldiers compensation and said he would pardon ex soldiers whose sentence stemmed from lack of funds after Army service. He has freed more than twenty ex soldiers already.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
John J. Blaine
National
Blaine
Four Columbia Club committee members to meet Butler at French Lick
Four members of the Columbia Club building committee will travel to French Lick Thursday to confer with president Frank A. Butler on remodeling plans. The travelers are Fred C. Gardner John C. Ruckelshaus Thomas A Wynne and Shafer Zeigler.
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Columbia Club Building Committee
French Lick
Frank A. Butler
Fred C. Gardner
John C. Ruckelshaus
Thomas A. Wynne
Shafer Zeigler
Man Hides in Cellars As Police Intervene On Myers Road
Residents panic as a man seeks shelter in home cellars including the basement of Mrs. Hattie Stark. He identified himself as Joe Bannish, 50, of 728 N Warman Ave, and was jailed for investigation of sanity.
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Myers Road
Thirtieth St
Hattie Stark
Joe Bannish
N. Warman Ave
Blow- Cut Trial Over Coat Theft In City Court
In city court, William Blow of 725 Indiana Ave. was accused of taking a coat as repayment for rent advanced to Oscar Bailey of 328 Wabash St. The court ordered Blow to return the coat to Bailey and then Blow left the court despite the order.
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William Blow
Indiana Ave
Blow
Oscar Bailey
Wabash St
Bailey
Blew
River Drags Body Of Man In Drowning At White River Mouth
Indianapolis police dragged the White River near the White Lick Creek mouth for the body of Edmund Laird Lines 1047 Roache Street who drowned there yesterday. A swimmer Mamie H E Boren 539 Abbot Street was saved after entering deep water to help.
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White River
White Lick Creek
Indianapolis
Edmund Laird Lines
Roache St
Sines
Mamie HE. Boren
Abbot St
Fletcher Hines
N. Senate Ave
Irene Clee
S. West St
Miss Boren
Butcher Grossman Commits Suicide in Prison Cell
Berlin July 5 Grossman the butcher on trial for murdering women he seduced and selling their flesh in his shop hanged himself in his cell. Earlier sensational scenes at the trial saw two women who narrowly escaped him climb the railing of the prisoner box and attack him with hat pins.
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Berlin
Brazil Revolt Rumor reported in Buenos Aires
An unconfirmed report from Buenos Aires claims the Brazilian army has revolted. No confirmation or messages from Rio de Janeiro were received by the dispatch filed at 12 20 p m.
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Rio
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Arguments On Petition From Street Car Company
The Indiana Public Service Commission heard arguments on a petition from the Indianap olis Street Railway Company to revoke a board of public works order that would require paving between its tracks. Commissioner Edgar M Blessing led the hearing this afternoon. If granted, taxpayers would bear the paving costs.
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Board of Public Works
Indiana Public Service Commission
Edgar M. Blessing
Fire threatens major downtown Toronto buildings
A blaze swept through Toronto's commercial core at 1 pm threatening the Ives Bedding Company building the Prince George Hotel Queens Hotel Toronto Stock Exchange building and the Bank of Toronto in the heart of the business district.
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Ontario
Ives Bedding Company
Prince George
Queens Hotel
Toronto Stock Exchange
Bank of Toronto
Five Men Charged With Auto Theft Appear in Court
In Criminal Court five men faced charges for automobile thefts. Judge Collins sent Joseph Smith to the reformatory for two to fourteen years and Earl Northern to the reformatory for the same term. John and Charles Northern received suspended sentences while Paul Judson was sentenced to one to fourteen years.
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Collins
Joseph Smith
Earl Northern
Reformatory
John
Charles Northern
Paul Judson
Red Army to Maneuver Near Western Frontier in July
Three hundred thousand Red soldiers will take part in July maneuvers of the Bolshevist army. The exercises will be held around Kiev Smolensk and Minsk near Russia's western frontier, according to Moscow sources.
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Bolshevist
Moscow
Kiev
Smolensk
Minsk
Russia
Spirits of '22 Served for Sing Sing Fourth
Barney Conway, found guilty of conduct unbecoming a convict, served a home brewed Independence Day celebration in Sing Sing. He admitted to making mash from potatoes sugar yeast and other ingredients and passed it to fellow prisoners. Warden Lawes notes Conway was a burglar before arrest and remains in solitary confinement.
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New York
Barney Conway
Sing Sing
Barney
Lawes
Stone Walla
Flapper Fate Sparks High School Revolt in Eureka
In Eureka California July 6 a so called flapper fate sparked a school protest over graduate photos. Miss Gladys Laverty caused the revolt by a makeup photograph contest that led to copper plate destruction and threats of resignation. Graduation night saw Laverty receive a standing ovation as faculty fretted over make up endorsement.
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Eureka
Cal
Gladys Laverty
Miss Laverty
July Fourth Toll Across Nation Claims Several Lives
Reports to United Press detail a high July 4th toll with about forty dead and over 250 injured nationwide. New York reported eleven dead and forty five injured, with drownings noted at beaches. Local incidents include an eight year old boy in Philadelphia with cheek injuries from a firecracker and multiple drownings and fireworks injuries across several states.
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United Press
New York
United Press Today
Fate Hangs on Defense Bill in Reichstag Vote
Berlin July 5 socialist and communist leaders warned the fate of the Republican government rests on the defense bill. President Ebert and Chancellor Wirth push the measure for republic protection though the Centrists in his own party from Bavaria threaten opposition amid strong monarchist sentiment. Socialists hailed the federal council passage by a two thirds majority.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Ebert
Wirth
Bavaria
Federal Council
Bandits Grab 21 000 In Cash On City Streetcar
Three armed bandits robbed Tower Grove Bank messenger Joseph E Massop of 21000 in currency and 30000 in negotiable checks on a crowded street car in St Louis. Patrolman Arthur Kunz guarding Massop was disarmed and the would be victim.
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ST. Louis
Tower Grove
Arthur Kunz
Joseph E. Massop
Indianapolis Man Dies Rescuing Drowning Woman at Blue Bluffs
Edmund Laird Sines of Indianapolis drowned while trying to save a young woman at Blue Bluffs south of the city yesterday.
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Edmund Laird Sines
Indianapolis
Blue Bluffs
Dead horse removal delayed near Keystone Avenue
A horse carcass lay on the pavement by 1116 Keystone Ave from Monday until today as city officials argued over responsibility. Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary of the board of health, initially declined it was his department's duty but ordered a scavenger to remove the carcass.
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Keystone Ave
Herman G. Morgan
The
Board of Health
McCray and Lesh to discuss board ruling
Governor McCray and Attorney General A. B. Lesh will meet with the State board of agriculture this week to discuss the Supreme Court ruling declaring the board unconstitutional. No time is set for the planned 1,000,000 dollar bond issue to cover the old board's debt.
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Supreme Court
McCray
A. 8
Lesh
State Board of Agriculture
Chinese Bandits Rampage Near Tokyo Threaten Korea Border
Reports from Chien Tao indicate 1 500 bandits in multiple bands overrunning the area. Japanese police rush to protect interests as troops are dispatched to the Korean border to guard against invasion.
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Tokio
Chien Tao
China
Rapallo Pact Ratified by Reichstag in Germay Russia Treaty
The Rapallo pact between Germany and Russia, signed at Genoa, was ratified by the Reichstag on Tuesday. The treaty commits both nations to normalizing relations and guiding future cooperation after World War I.
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Germany
U. K
Russia
Genoa
United News
Berlin
Rapallo
Reichstag
Man Arrested for DUI After Truck Hits Buggy
Charles Tegeler, 32, of 2636 Brill Street, was arrested today on charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after his truck struck a horse and buggy driven by Harry Schofield of 319% Indiana Avenue, demolishing the buggy.
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Charles Tegeler
Brill St
Harry Schofield
Indiana Ave
Autos Hurt Six In Fourth of July Accidents
Six people were slightly injured in Fourth of July crashes. John Judd and a taxi collided, injuring Judd and others. Four more injured in a Capitol Avenue crash include Lotus Rice Pearl Rice and Mr and Mrs R L Smith. Paul Digg bruised after being struck by Herman Tatlock’s car. Alfred Grose knocked down by Joe Price.
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John Judd
N. Delaware St
Charles Klee
W. Pratt St
John Judd, Jr
Capitol Ave
Eleventh St
Lotus Rice
Pearl Rice
R. L. Smith
W. Raymond St
Paul Digg
E. Walnut St
Herman Tatlock
Virginia Ave
Alfred Grose
Joe Price
Agnea St
Unidentified Youth Killed by Elevator at Mutual Broom Plant
A 13 year old boy, suspected of burglary with a youth gang, was crushed to death by an elevator door at the Mutual Broom Company plant in Chicago. Police investigate and identify the deceased.
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Chicago
Mutual Broom Company
Crow Suffers Relapse Suffering Weakened Condition
United States Senator William E. Crow has suffered a relapse and is in a greatly weakened condition, according to his physicians.
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United News
Uniontown
United States
William E. Crow
Fires At Negroes In Back Of Home Garage Incident
Emil A. Lichtenauer drove to his rear garage and opened fire on four Black individuals who ran from a shed near the garages late last night. No further details on injuries or motives are provided.
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Emil A. Lichtenauer
Alabama St
Lichtenauer
Demand for men at city hall employment bureau falls
H. DeM. Galiner chief examiner said demand at the city hall free employment bureau dropped today. He attributed the decline to employers wanting to “feel their way” in the early stages of the rail shop strike.
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City Hall Free Employment Bureau
H. Dem. Galiner
Harding Declares Strict Prohibition Policy Official
President Harding reaffirmed strict enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead Act as official administration policy. Close aides said Weeks’ call to modify the law does not reflect the President’s stance, amid reports of a growing impression that the administration may be soft on dry enforcement.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
War Weeks
Mid-West
Shipping Board
Hooper Denies Board Involved in Open Shop Drive
Ben W Hooper chairman of the United States Railroad Labor Board denies the board is behind an open shop campaign. He calls Jewell's charge a grave injustice and notes the board did not outlaw shop crafts until Jewell claimed members were no longer under board jurisdiction. Hooper hopes the shopmen will reconcile with the board.
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Charles J. Lynch
United Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
Hooper
Bert M. Jewell
Jewell
Maintenance of Way
Prayer under union banners in Haverlock strike meeting
In Haverlock Nebraska July 5 the daily strike gathering in City Park opened with prayers by two Protestant preachers and a priest all bearing union cards. Today's session drew more than 3000 striking shopmen and their families as clergy also served on strike committees.
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Haverlock
Neb
Burlington
Haverlock City Park
Unclear Board Labor Stance Quoted by Hooper
Hooper states the board often restrains employer efforts to infringe on workers rights but cannot agree with every contention or ignore the public. He emphasizes balancing rights of workers with public interests amid ongoing disputes.
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Hooper
Women Meeting to Aid Strikers In Indianapolis
Women and relatives of striking railroad workers in Indianapolis will meet at Machinists Hall to show support and discuss how they can aid the effort. Railroads report peaceful conditions with some strikers returning to work and many new hires. The Big Four and C B Q lines report progress and wage dispute actions continue.
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Indianapols
Machinists
L. V. Hart
Middle West
Jewell
Big Four
Jewell Promises Shopmen Will Run Their Battle
Chicago July 6 United Press Bert M Jewell union chief says railroad shopmen on strike will stand on their own feet and be settled on union terms not on maintenance of way terms He notes a Roanoke Va telegram alleging service disruption and predicts a long strike ending before November election Reports from across the country say the strike is peaceful while some workers return to duty and authorities seek protection for those at work in a separate development 13 strikebreakers were driven from Burlington shops at Havelock Neb with only two reaching the shops and Charles Ferger named to inspect school windows for 125 dollars monthly
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American Federation of Labor
A. F. of L
Hart
G. A. Doyle
D.A. Crosswhite
Jeff Davis
Hobos of America
Labor Board
Pennsylvania
General Office of the Pennsylvania
United Preas
Chicago
Bert M. Jewell
Jewell
Roanoke
United Press Today
Havelock, Neb
Burlington
Mob Seizes Strikebreakers in Slater Missouri
A mob of more than 300 men stormed a group of eighteen strikebreakers bound for Chicago and Alton Railroad shops in Slater Missouri. Officials appealed to Governor Hyde for protection as the workers were seized to stop the strike action.
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Arthur M. Hyde
Hyde
Slater
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Unclear Daily Scene Report From Local Streets
Witnesses recount varied street observations including a man purchasing a collar in a dry goods store and using a storefront window as a mirror. A Ford was observed with a woman starting the car. A group near a police chief’s home reportedly shot craps, and a drunk man bought newspapers at a restaurant to distribute.
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