De Valera Active in Irish Republican Conflict
Irish republican leader Eamon de Valera reportedly on active service with the Dublin brigade amid clashes outside Dublin. Reports describe the Four Courts explosion, mass debris, and surrender of insurgents led by Rory O Connor, with casualties and property damage noted as the Free State asserts control.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
O'Connell
Free State
House of Comwats
Ireland
Free States Companys
Wheat and grain futures rise on Liverpool price push
Chicago reports wheat prices advancing with gains near 1 percent after Liverpool’s unexpected rally. Corn and oats ease on rain, while misgivings about rust and transport tieups help buying. September wheat near 1.15 to 1.16 a bushel with nearby firming. corn slips then recovers. Provisions mixed as lard and hog futures edge slightly higher.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Liverpool
City to Open Oiled Streets for Travel
The Streets and Alleys committee chair and Mayor McLean ordered all oiled streets opened for travel tomorrow. Delivery men complained about closures during oiling, but officials believe the oil is now settled and traffic should resume.
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2. F. McLean
Alcohol seizure and arrests in Dixon chase
Alcohol worth 2500 dollars was seized near Dixon after a car carrying liquor from Chicago broke down. Mr and Mrs John Friedman and Joseph Benton of Chicago were taken into custody by the Lee County sheriff.
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Associated Press
Dixon
John Friedman
Joseph Benton
Chicago
Lee County
Chi Rock Island
Tire stolen from carnival grounds car on Wednesday
No trace of a stolen tire casing found at the carnival grounds from the automobile of John Horrell near Colehns. The report notes the incident occurred midweek, with no further leads or identification of suspects at this time.
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Wednesdy
John Horrell
Colehes
Plans For Absorbing Disabled Veterans Announced
San Francisco June 80 Plans for absorbing rehabilitated disabled veterans into industry mark the Disabled American Veterans convention final session. The plan calls for employment units in all fourteenth districts of the Veterans Bureau. A park picnic theme followed with club tables and benches provided, urging cleanup and burning of waste after use. Reunion notes honor of three brothers visiting their parents. cousins gathered for first time in ten years. A convenience for carnival attendance suggests motorists remove radiators thermometers to prevent theft.
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Y Associated Press
San Francisco
Industr
Veterans Bureau
Waterworks Park
James P. Connor
Clarence
Paul
Rufus Leach
A. J. Leach
Counsel argues new trial for 29 Greeks in murder case
Quincy June 30. Attorneys argued into the afternoon on a motion for a new trial for 29 Greeks charged with the murder of Sheriff Lashbrook of Schuyler county last April. They were found guilty of manslaughter.
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Associated Press
Quincy
Sheri Lashbrook
Schuyler County
Russians Seek Credits of Over Three Billion Gold Rubles
The Russian representatives at the conference on Russian affairs asked for credits totaling 3,224,000,000 gold rubles. They request funds for transport agriculture industry commerce and banks to aid development and recovery efforts.
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Associated Press
The
Hague
Rotary Picnic at Waterworks Park
Macomb Rotary members and families enjoyed a picnic supper at Waterworks Park last night. Ladies of the club provided eats under the chairmanship of Mrs. 2 dard with sandwiches, salads, ham, cakes, ice tea and other foods.
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Rotary Picnic
Macomb
Colchester Stock Shipments in June Report
Fifteen earloads of cattle totaling 1 266 head and 2 earloads of cattle 73 head were shipped by the Colchester Livestock Association during June. Manager Frank Moon reports the figures as the market adjusts to the coal strike, with future pricing uncertainties noted.
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Colchester Livestock Association
Frank Moon
Mayor Oles resigns in Youngstown after six stormy months
Youngstown Ohio June 30 George L Oles elected mayor on an independent ticket last fall resigns from office after six stormy months of administration A statement from mayor Oles says his head is full of public trouble and of praise enough to last him the rest of his life and that no matter what he does he will make enemies
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
George L. Oles
Oles
Miners Quiet as Wage War Troubles Ease
In Williams County the Herrin area shows calm after last week’s clash between striking miners and non union workers. A grand jury probe into the disorder that left over twenty miners dead and many wounded will open July 10.
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Nerrin
Williamson, County
Senate Passes Bill to Scrap Navy by Treaty
The Senate today approved the navy scrapping bill aimed at implementing the arms conference treaty by reducing capital ships. Minor Senate amendments sent the measure to conference with the House.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
House
Building boom continues in Illinois says Employment Bulletin
The June Illinois Department of Labor bulletin reports thirteen Illinois cities issued permits valued at 30,886,862 in May 1922, over seven times May 1921 and about 11.5 million more than April 1922. City by city gains include East St. Louis Cicero Peoria Rockford and Moline, signaling a revival in industrial areas and broader prosperity.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lliinois
Illinois Department of Labor
The
Bulletin
East St. Louis
Cicero
Peoria
Rockford
Moline
Carried gun and fined $100 in court
Ed Tainline of this city pleaded guilty in Judge Innes' court to carrying concealed weapons found on him during a raid at a house near the Porcelain factory. He was fined $100, plus costs totaling $126.65, paid, and released.
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Ed Tainline
Charg
Jas
Judge Innes
Rain Reported Across Good Hope and Nearby Areas
An excellent rain, perhaps a half inch, is reported in Good Hope and surrounding northeast county areas this morning with additional rainfall noted in Tennessee and Industry communities.
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Good Hope
Tennessee
Industry
Leaders Ignore Board in Looming Rail Shopmen Walkout
Chicago officials report President Jewell of the shopmen union will publish a statement at 2 15 PM noting leaders refuse to attend a conference at the labor board. Meantime union heads warn the nationwide walkout set for 10 AM tomorrow remains on, with subpoenas issued for key officials.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Labor Board
Jewell
United States Labor Board
B. M. Jewill
Six Shop Crafts
United States Railway Labor Board
Hag
E. H. Fitzgerald
Mr. Jewell
Fyes
U. S. Railroad Labor Board
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Hannibal
Hannibal Division
Burlington Railroad
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