British Forces Seize Irish Border Town in Storm of Fighting
Reports from Belfast and London describe two hours of heavy clashes between republicans and specials on Cromac and Joy streets. Civilians suffered one death and twenty wounded as machine gun fire and bombs filled the streets. Curfew and searches followed as troops consolidated advances, with Pettigo and nearby areas reported under military control and several republican prisoners captured.
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Belfast
Cromac
Joy
Pettiges
Pettigore
Irish Republican Army
Belfast Telegraph
Pettigoe
Lida
Pothizoe
Dobgan
Gifford
Strabane
Camel's Hump
Grain Inspection Free For Farmers In July
Grain Brim jiles inspections will be free for farmers starting July 1 and inspections of grain moving between Kansas City Kansas and Kansas City Missouri will be eliminated. The plan follows a conference among Missouri Governor Hyde State Grain Inspection chief Hedrick and Kansas officials to help farmers grade grain before marketing.
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Jefferson City
Kansas City
Kan
Ansas City
F Hyde
Wares House
T. J. Hedrick
Missouri
Allen
J. 8
Mart
State
Kansas
Still Investigating Kansas City Murder Case
Kansas City police continue to investigate the murder of Frank W. Anderson known as the perfect lover. Marlel L. Beal remains between life and death after an attempted suicide and may face a second degree murder charge once a medical examiner rules on her condition. Police seek two women connected to the case, one who viewed Anderson's body at the undertaker and another who cried out on the phone.
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Kansas City
Marlel L. Beal
Frank W. Anderson
Anderson
Missouri League of Women Voters backs Reed vote stance
Mrs Theodore William Schaefer of Kansas City, on the Missouri League of Women Voters state executive board, defends Reed support and protests St Louis members seeking to press a slate against Reed. She stresses the league is non political and will not endorse candidates, noting women will vote as individuals.
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Kansas City
Theodore William Schaefer
Missouri League of Women Voters
Board of
St. Teouls
United States
Jas. A. Reed
St. Louis
Nolson
Manila Queues as World’s Tiniest Tenement Density
New figures compare Manila and New York City for population per square mile with Manila at 88 956 per sq mi and 474 per acre. The report calls Manila the most crowded urban area, surpassing historic tenement congestion. Mildred Jones returns to St Louis after a week with her mother Mary Jones.
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Atunila
Manilla
Pp. L
New York City
Manila
New York
Acre
Mildred Jones
St. Louis
Mary Jones
June Term of Circuit Court Opens with Busy Proceedings
The June term of the circuit court opened this morning with numerous minor cases continued. Sheriff and deputies brought in several prisoners from the county jail including Bundridge Hurley Cass Rigley Maryey and others awaiting hearings. Crosswhite and Riggs face counts from a case involving a stolen car and forged checks with sentences imposed on Crosswhite. Coleman Cole and Bundridge faced various charges as the session began, with trials scheduled and statements heard from defendants and observers in the courtroom.
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Anil
Lial
B. Bundridge
Tim Hurley
Joe Casswhile
Baker Rigley
Louis. Maryey
Tim Alarley
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Hurley
Joe Crosswhite
Pearl Riggs
Homer Jameson
Tllinois
Crosswhite
Tisteria
Andall
Cragswhite
Ranger
Rigas
Itis
Louis
Allen Trarvey
C.B. Harvey
Jeteferson Gily
Butcher Cole
Bonstable
A. P. Branham
Cole
Joseph Johson
the Greasy Spoon
Phipps
Branham
Johnson
Ua Pang
Moternity
Pond
Vern Bundridge
Bundridge
J. Q. Bundridge
Ed. Ans Bundridge
Roo
Injunction Granted Against State Market Bureau
Judge Wall indicated a temporary injunction against enforcement of the last General Assembly acts creating a state market bureau. The court overruled the attorney general's demurrer and suggested granting a permanent injunction so the case could go to the supreme court. The act required all commission firms to obtain Lake Git licenses.
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St. Louis
Pune
General Assembly
Wall Netrenlt
Wallindicatad
Supreme Court
U S to keep 1000 troops on Rhine after July 1
The United States plans to retain about 1000 troops on the Rhine beyond July 1 despite earlier orders to bring the entire American contingent home by June 20. The decision follows postwar adjustments and aims to maintain a U S presence in the region.
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Uncle Sam
Rhine
Washington
United States
Supreme Court Upholds Labor Law Claims
Supreme Court today held Missouri and Oklahoma labor laws constitutional. Service letter requirements demand notice to employees when discharging or suspending, with details on cause and tenure in public service.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Missouri
Okahoma
Church Innovation Proves a Successful Inaugural Service
The innovation in a lurelr service opened by Dr. C. B. Boving at the Rand Theatre drew a large crowd. He delivered a talk on God's Deliverance on Work with three main points labor opportunity and zeal. A choir of twenty five and a solo by Mrs Roy Britain complemented the event. attendees noted the presence of non regular churchgoers and praised bringing the church to the people.
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C.B. Boving
Rand
Roy Britain
Des Moines Prepares For Grand Army Of The Republic Encampment
Des Moines begins fall preparations for the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment to be held September 24 to 28. State and city officials say resources of all towns will be mobilized to host veterans from across America, with housing, hotels, and transportation organized to welcome thousands. A broad planning committee of state and city officials, G A R leaders, allied groups, and women’s bodies has started work and will coordinate through September.
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Des Moines
Grand Army of the Tiepublic
Ameriatt
Smaci
G. A. BR. Post
America
Seytembar
Court Rules in Favor of Valentine in California Marriage Case
Valentine is freed from the bigamy charge after the court rules no proof of cohabitation in California and calls the statute unconstitutional. The ruling may validate many questioned marriages made under similar circumstances, but Valentine cannot reunite with his bride until the law is amended or a year passes. Local S.B. Ay officers meet tonight at 8 with Mrs Allen Wilson.
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Valentine
Los Angeles
Rudolyi Valentine
Justice Thindy
Harlan
Big Persoy
Valentina
California
Supreme Court
Valentino
Miss
Flic Nut
Dil Tean
S.B. Ay
Allen Wilson
Myr Street
Supreme Court rules miners win large damages in labor case
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, held that United Mine Workers and related unions can be sued for strike costs. The ruling limits seizure to local disturbances, not interstate commerce, and reverses Arkansas court outcomes. The Coronado Coal Company led the suit seeking about 600000 in damages.
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Washington
Supreme Court
United Mine Work
Danmines
ANONE
Sare Tran
ATS Knarsas
Arkansas
United Mine Workers
Attans Sas
Treasury
Coronado Coal Company
Ghiet
Tustiea Talt
Memorial Services For Machinists And Ladies Auxiliary
The Machinists and Ladies Auxiliary held their second annual memorial service at Moose Hall Sunday afternoon. J H Fenglen presided, Mrs Tom Clark opened with prayer, and 22 flower girls with Miss Harriett McGrew and Miss Dorothy Poore performed a duet. Mortimer Levy gave the memorial address and 27 deceased were remembered with wreaths. The service ended with prayer and graves visited.
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iMoose Hall
J. H. Fenglen
Tom Glark
Harriett McGrew
Dorothy Poore
Virgil Dizney
Maurier Orchestra
Mortimer, Levy
MOTHER AND SON AURT IN RATEROAD CROSSING ACCIDENT
An auto struck by a train near Wrights Crossing injures a mother and her two sons while the father and younger son escape. Joseph Bio wartin family from Pine Village Indiana were traveling to Kansas City on vacation. The elder boy has a compound leg fracture and other injuries. the mother suffers chest and shoulder injuries. The injured were taken to Woodland hospital in Moberly after arriving on No. 1a. Train No. 13 with Engineer Barney Burke and Conductor Charlie Cleveland was near the crossing. officials credit Burke with proper action though the car engine noise may have blinded them to the warning bell.
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Wright City
Avere Joseph
Biowartin
Pine Village
Ind
Flowarth
Kansas City
No. 13 A
Barney Burke
Charlie Cleveland
Moberly
Woodland Hospital
Crossjong
Wrights
Moving to Colorado James H Hardin Leaves Renick Bank
James H Hardin former Renick bank cashier departed for Denver to enter business and establish a new home, ending his tenure at the local bank.
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James H. Hardin
Renick Bank
Denver
Renick Mourns Loss Of Local Banker Mr Hardin
Mr Hardin, born and educated in the city, was a valuable and popular bank official with many friends. He will be missed in Renick as he moves to a new home, with best wishes for a profitable and pleasant future.
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Hardin
Renick
Forest fires rage on wide front near Duluth Minnesota
Forest fires spread across a wide front between Grand Marais and Duluth in Minnesota. About eleven fires were reported, battled by a force of 500 men. State foresters said fishermen started the blazes.
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Minnesota
Duluth
Minn
Grand ‘Maras
Miners Hold Firm After Tenth Week of Strikes
Washington reports no major change in coal miners on strike as the tenth week ends. Officials say the ranks remain steady with the tie-up continuing nationwide through the Raber survey and U S Interior confirmation.
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Washington
Ne “Holding
United States
Renick School Voters Debate Bond Issue for New Building
In Renick villagers tout public schools and a high school graduating class of three teachers licensed to teach in the county. Two thirds of voters oppose a bond for a new building, despite a district valuation of 1.5 million dollars and a need for modernization. A neighboring house fire at 522 Horner Street caused $300 damage, no cause yet identified.
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Renick
Aise
Horner Street
Liverett
Road improvement project advances between Huntsville and Gut ton
A crew from Tow a began grading the Huntsville Gut ton road segment with con era and steel bridges nearing completion. Air repair works are under way. The job should finish in about two months at a cost slightly over 41009 dollars. It will remove two railroad crossings and cut the Wantsville Clifton distance by about one mile.
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Towa
Huntsville
Gut‘ton
Wantsville
Clifton
Fines in Police Court and Local News Briefs
Frank Roberts and Ed McNally paid fines of four dollars plus costs in police court for disturbing the peace. Stanley Palmer and Hubert Briyson paid similar sums for speeding. Dane Thomas was fined the same for intoxication. Win Bowers was charged with speeding but case set for Friday morning. Mrs. John A. Gingrich has gone to Tindall Missouri for illness in the family. Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Raglanis visited Miss Mae Jennings at Kew Gardens Long Island. Mrs. Anna Stamm leaves for Alton Illinois to visit her sister. Mrs. George Cox travels to Wellsville Maine to visit relatives. Weather generally fair tonight and Tuesday with moderate temperatures. Robert Winyard, formerly near Mearly, now in Kansas City, with Moberly friends.
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Frank Roberts
Ed McNally
Stanley Palmer
Hupert
Briyson
Dane Thomas
Bowers
John A. ‘Gingrich
Tindall
Reginald Raglanis
Kew Gardens
Long Island
Mae Jennings
Anna Stamm
Alton
George Cox
Wellsville
French Government Refuses Talks Halting Bankers Deal
Paris reports show the French government rejects discussions with J P Morgan and bankers on debt relations delaying a potential loan. The refusal centers on reducing claims and the impact on France’s credit while bankers seek favorable terms tied to Germany and England debt considerations.
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Paris
Mitee
J. P. “Morgan
Sahitetai
Sarmany
France
England
Senator Reed at Fayette County Campaign Rally
Senator Reed drew crowds in Fayette County as Democrats escorted him through the city to the station and a large rally. Supporters praised Reed’s campaign as the rival speaker encountered a smaller audience, underscoring Reed’s lead and the party’s morale in the area.
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Howard
Fayette
Seator
Ironard
Mexican Train Convoy Seeks Puebla Passage Despite Rebellion
Mexican soldiers relled as traen passen ger train blocked. In Mexico City a Puebla corridor passage for passenger train remains contested as convoy tensions rise and authorities assess routes.
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Mexico City
Puebla
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