Insurgents Hold Isle Street Stronghold Amid Dublin Attacks
July 5 reports say ten buildings on Sonville Street and the Isle Hotel area remain under fire as insurgents and police clash. Sargent units and a national army cordon persist with the fate of Eamonn De Valera uncertain as authorities prepare a provisional government response.
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Sonville Street
Frre
Isle Hotel
Gresham Hotel
Don
Winston
Ced
Trish National Army
Isle Street
Dublin
Eamoutt de Valre
National
Chester Lad Kicked By Colt
An eight year old boy near Chester was kicked in the face by a colt. A six inch gash opened on his face. The boy walked with his father when the accident happened. Dr. Stookey treated him and he was taken to the hospital in a semi conscious state. Tetanus serum was given as a precaution and he is expected to recover. Also noting vacationers from Michigan City visiting Bushnell and area.
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John
KE. F. Humphrey
Ester
Stookey
Millard McBride
Michigan City
Ind
John Bride
Indiana State Prison
Bushnell
Coroner Russler and Jam es Bushnell Return Home
Coroner S B Russler and James Bushnell arrived home last Saturday night after a visit in Quincy with relatives. The pair also toured portions of Missouri and Iowa during their trip.
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S. B. Russler
James Bushnell
Quincy
Missouri
Towa
Tariff splits split over almond duty in senate
Senator Lenroot warned he may oppose the administration tariff if high duties remain. Senator Shortridge supported preserving the 15 cent rate on almonds to aid the California industry. The committee amendment imposing 15 cents a pound passed 39 to 18 with La Follette and Lenroot voting no and three Democrats for.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Johnson
Erse
California
Shortridge
LaFollette
Lenroott
Horse Runs Into Crowd at Tex Race Meet Fatal and InjuriesReported
A horse at a Loraine Texas race meet left the track and struck spectators, killing one man and seriously injuring three others. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Roland Andrews departed St Louis after visiting Mrs Belle Butterfield of West Jackson street, Nellie Butterfield before marriage.
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Loraine, Tex
Roland Andrews
St. Louis
Belle Butterfield
West Jackson St
Andrews
Nellie Butterfield
Springfield
Licenced to Wed Edgar Teel Industry Clara Sherrill
Licenced to Wed notice lists Edgar Teel and Clara Sherrill in Browning with details of a marriage license event. The fragment confirms names and location but lacks full context or date.
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Edgar Teel
Industry
Clara Sherrill
Browning
Auto Tire Theft and Fire Ravage Bushnell Buick
John Naegle of Bushnell reported three tires stolen from his Buick speedster while he and two friends were in Avon and Prairie City for aid after an accident. The attackers set the car on fire, damaging it beyond repair, and the remaining wheel could not be freed due to the car’s weight. Relatives say the fire was staged to fake tire losses.
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John Neagle
Bushnell
Prairie City
Naegle
Avon
Illness and hospital updates from Marietta area
Reports from Phelps and Holmes hospitals list patients and outcomes. Mrs. Frank Bickner, Edith Neff, Mrs. J L Pickering, and others are noted for operations, recoveries, or births. Oscar Hodges and N E Baker show improving conditions after surgery or injury.
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Phelps Hospital
Frank Bickner
Swan Creek
Marietta Phelps Hospital
Oscar Hodges
Robert Moreland
Mt. Sterling
Edith Neff
South Dakota
Holmes Hospital
Paul Spahr
Harry Ingram
Correction issued on carnival arrest names in Asheville report
The Asheville Times notes a mistaken name in the arrest story of three drunks at the carnival grounds. One offender listed as Fred Carey is actually Illiam Carey, a prominent Birmingham area farmer who was not involved. Wheat prices decline but no flour wording.
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Fred Carey
Illiam Carey
Fred
Birmingham
Asheville Times
Wheat Prices Drop but Corn and Oats Firm on Elevator Demand
Chicago July 5 Wheat declined after opening with mixed quotes influenced by Liverpool and Winnipeg. corn and oats rose as elevator interests bought corn. September corn up to 67. oats gained modestly. December wheat near 1.20. Provisions held firm with hog values.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Extra Water for City Proposed at Macomb Meeting
City council discussed adding a 150000 gallon daily supply from the C I P S Co waste water at the plant. Pumping would cost about 3.94 cents per 1000 gallons with no source contamination. If sanitary tests pass, the scheme could solve Macomb’s long term water needs.
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Macomb
Perrier
F. H. Currens
Thanks to Donors for Kellum Fund Help and Burial Aid
The subscription fund organizers thank all who donated for Jos. Kellum of Industry who was sent to Chicago for cataract operation and for those who aided in the burial.
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Jos. Kellum
Industry
Chicago
Macomb Country Club Party Scheduled For Tomorrow Afternoon
The Macomb C C party will be held tomorrow afternoon with card playing starting at 2 30. Attendees needing a ride should call Mrs L B Gustavus, a hostess. H E Baker, injured by a bull and treated at Holmes hospital, is in satisfactory condition today. A stray line notes tambourine spooks from Heaven.
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N. E. Baker
Macomb
Roscoe Melling
J. L. Vickering
Toava
Babe
Tom .Rrendell
P. E. Ewing
Lallarpe
Macomb C. C
Macomb Country Club
L. B. Gustavus
H. E. Baker
Holmes Hospital
Striking shopmen seize railroad shops in Slater incident
Striking Chicago and Alton shopmen control the Slater Missouri railway shops as deputies report 18 driven out and three guards arrested. The broader railroad walkout remains limited with maintainance of way workers staying on strike only protest.
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Associated Press
Slater
Chicago & Aton
Cter
Logsden
Alton
Chicago
Maintainance
Bluebeard Carl Grossman Dies Before Court Trial
In Berlin on July 5, Carl Grossman a notorious serial killer and butcher hanged himself shortly before his murder trial at the criminal court. He had admitted killing four women and was suspected in twenty disappearances with some victims later found mutilated. Reports say he sold human flesh to relatives of one victim.
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Bluebeard
Berlin
Germany
Carl Grossman
Criminal Court
Grossman
Sequel 1922 Year Book Arrives at Teachers College
The 1922 sequel year book for the teacher's college is ready for distribution with Miss Beatrice Wetzel in charge of the sequel board. The publication is a handsome volume produced through the cooperative effort of board members.
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Teacher’s College
Beatrice Wetzel
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