Rebels, Free State clash as Dublin civil war rages
Fighting erupts in Dublin as Rory O Connor leads insurgents against Free State troops at the Four Courts. Bombed lorries, civilian disguises, and heavy shelling drive rebels from surrounding blocks while Free State forces seize buildings and control fronts by early evening.
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Dublin
Republic
Rory O’connor
Four Courts
Cluil Wer
Dubie
Dari
Free State
Rory O'Connor
Four ‘Courts
Seti
Oraes
Golden wedding observed at Forest Glen Farm
The Oftleth couple Mr. and Mrs. Blades celebrated a fifty year marriage with a lawn party at Forest Glen near Moberly. Family and friends gathered, gifting seven gold tokens and ornate pieces while noting the couple’s long, prosperous life and seven grandchildren.
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Alén Sioth Rarm
Molliday
Mades
Forest Glen
Lon Blades
Gurtwight
J. A. Wilson Co
Owifa
J. We Thu
Elton Miller
Dre Baker
Belle Glasscock
J. G. Adams
J.C. Hogan
Mc@inniss
Dess Jackson
Tou Tamme
Tris, Parrett
Sarah Ivoster
Louis Hobson
Lias Jones
Phelps
Wm. Akers
Hie H. Arnold
Monroe
G. H. Dixon
R. V. Oldham
Moberly
Big Diamond Theft on a Wabash Train
Chicago diamond broker Morris M. Shinneman reported to St. Louis police that unset diamonds and jewelry valued at about £ 65,000 were stolen from a grip aboard Wabash train No. 9 en route to Kansas City. The loss occurred after the train stopped near Mexico Missouri. Detectives said a passenger matching a short, stout man with a checked suit and straw hat boarded at Union Station and departed at Delmar with no clear confirmation of carrying the grip.
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St. Louis
Morris M. Shinneman
Chicago
Linthie
Vale
Kansas City
Mexico
Shinneman
Centrala
Morris Shinneman
State Strait
Los
Moberly
Delmar
Condietor Jacks
Indictments Against Bundridges Stir Local Fraud Case
Forty seven indictments allege J W Bundridge and Vorn Bundridge engaged in forged notes and forged entries to steal from bank accounts. The list names dozens of individuals and sums ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars and includes multiple forged notes attributed to family and associates.
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J. W
Vorn Bundridge
Betow
Bundridge
Wood Pipe Promotion Stirs Tacoma Visit by John Ragan
John Ragan treasurer of the American Wood Pipe Co of Tacoma arrives to discuss wood pipe as a cheaper, satisfactory alternative to iron piping for the city water works. He cites installations across the west and United States and plans to inspect local work before heading to Boston.
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John Ragan
Tacoma
Washington
Iron
Tully
Ragan
Uites
West
United States
Ra- bin
Boston
Austrian Government Reported Overthrown in Berlin Rumors
Unconfirmed reports from Berlin say the Austrian government was overthrown in a floodless revolution. The Schroder administration, ousted January 26, has been replaced by a Christian socialist government led by a priest, with speculation of a broader pan German revolt beginning in Vienna.
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Berlin
Schroder
Austria
Vienna
Two Changes in Popularity Contest Lead
Rama Cosby retained her lead in the Holtsinger popularity contest as the tally reached 22 200 at 3 pm. Rutholland stood at 14 200 at the same hour with Athars still in place.
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Rama Cosby
Miss Rutholland
Phe Athars
Court Picnic Turns Into Local Trial Draws Big Crowd
A small suit of 3.50 drew over two hundred residents to Matps chapel near the county northeast corner for a jury trial in the Justice of the Peace court. The case lasted longer for the jury to decide than for the lawyers and the court.
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Court of Justice
Out of Town Couple Married by Rev Robin Gould
Miss Mattia Van Blair of Quincy and Willard Westine of Chisago wed at noon in a home on Adams avenue. Rev. Robin Gould officiated as the couple left town to marry away from friends. The couple will reside in Chicago.
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Robin Gould
Mattia van Blair
Quincy
Willard
Westine
Chisago
M's. Bua -Tannehilly
Adams Avenue
Robin Nate
Tannehill
Moberly
Wastine
Chicago
Girl Injured After Car Backing Up Hits Daughter of Officer
A little girl, daughter of Officer Lloyd DeGanne, was struck by a vehicle backing up near 1100 Con cannon street around noon. Injuries are reported as not serious.
Heavy vote polled in North Dakota primary election
Early counting in North Dakota shows exceptionally heavy turnout for a nonpartisan primary. Observers say votes may exceed 200000 as reports from across the state come in.
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North Dakota
Parga
N.D
Harvest labor demand call from Kansas City area
The Moberly Chamber reports a message from Kansas City about strong demand for harvest workers in Larned Mess City Platte City and other Kansas towns. Wages are per day with board and lodging. Men traveling through Kansas City may obtain information at the Union Station information bureau. No transportation is provided.
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Kansas City
Larned
Mess City
Platte City
Kansas Towns
Union ‘Station
Plan to Place All Shop Work Under Contract
Chicago reports a plan to place all shop work under contract faced opposition from rail unions and railroad executives. The railroad labor board is urged to act, with government enforcement likely if a strike occurs. Harding aims to uphold board decisions amid warnings July 1 strike could halt service nationwide.
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Raivo
Wls
Otlay
Morve
Bealieve
Will
Soneni
Mton
Labor Board
Sys Lem
Liwadkunun
Washington
Harding
Railrroad
Idla
Ozark shipments lift fruit and berry totals this season
Officials estimate enhanced freight from Rudy Kennett and Vanren Missouri will move more watermelons this year with 850 more boxes of cantaloupes. Over 2 000 crates of strawberries were handled in the region last season as Calhoun and Mackoupin counties expect a 600 000 bushel apple total led by Jonathan varieties now in demand.
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St. Louis
Rudy
Kennett
Vanren
Ozark
Jerserville
Calhoun
Macoupin
Thig
Countie
Jonathans
Chicdigo
New York
Boxer
Lindenwood College Club Organized in Moberly
Lindenwood College has organized a new club in Moberly led by Miss Alive A Lingeman head of the art department. Officers include Miss Martha Martin president Miss Ning Miovita vice president Miss Frederica Priesmeyer secretary Miss Arene Guthrie treasurer and Mrs FM Homan with a committee of Helen Towles Joelen Maupin and Mrs Q D Cameron.
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Lindenwood College
Moberly
A. Lingeman
Lindenwood
Kansas
Missouri
Moher ‘Ly
Martha. Martin
Ning. Miovita
Frederica’ Priesmeyer
Homan
Cynanita Ormiston Sandster
Helen Towles
Joelen Maupin
Q. D. Cameron
Marie. McMahon
Wis
Ars
Bowers
Hague Talks Focus on Russian Debt at Conference
The Hague conference opened with talks on conditional Russian credit and debt settlements. Russian delegates were to meet Allied representatives later, while recognition of the Soviet government and Russia's inability to pay were also on the agenda. No reports supported claims Premier Lenin was memory-impaired or unable to recognize close associates.
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Hague
Bo Determ
Sovie
Goviel
Lenine
Blind Boone’s Concert Tour Through Missouri Ends Run
The colored pianist Blind Boone changes trains in Moberly and meets a concert audience in Kirksville before moving to Omaha. He ends his season’s tour with strong condition and a youthful bearing, despite aging.
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Boone
Moberly
Irksville
Kirkeville
Omaha
Blind Boone
Vig Holsinger
Osbornoe Guests at Waller Home in Los Angeles
Mrs. AHS Waller hosted Ars. R.O. Osbornoe of Los Angeles today. AI Osborn, formerly Miss Agina, and Many Fox of Paris visited Lola at her old home.
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R.O. Osbornoe
Los Angelas
Ahs Waller
AI Osborn
Miss. Agina
Many Fox of
Paris
Avasien Rante
Lola
Harding Calls Operators and Miners to Meet
Washington set to host a conference as President Harding invites leading coal operators and miners to seek a settlement amid industry strikes. John D. Lewis of the United Mine Workers confirms miners will attend, while operators’ acceptance remains unclear. A separate report notes a wreck involving a train with striking miners near Hendricks.
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Washington
Tyne
Cny Ware
Teuse
Dusru
John D. Lewis
de’ United
Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Indianapolis
Alfred M. Ogie
National Clal Association
Ogle
Atois
Marriage license signed in Chie and Hoover area
A marriage license was signed for Willard S. Westine and Miss Mattie Van Blair of Chie with another permit issued to Howard R. Miss ula Hoover in the Cen area.
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Loday
Willard S. Westine
Mattie van Blair
Chie
Howard
Ula. Hoover
Local Thunder Sparks Brief Showers In Area
Readable brief notes report local thunder and scattered showers affecting the area with light rain and brief gusts, no major damage. Weather observers predict lingering clouds and a quick drop in temperatures tonight.
Bond status unclear for Vern Bundridge at court
Court proceedings show no bond set for Vern Bundridge yet as officials discuss potential bond and nearby remarks. The transcript hints at unclear intent and possible future action without firm bond approval.
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Bond
Vern Bundridge
Arrangements for a City Event Mentioned in Fragments
Fragmentary notes describe arrangements at a venue with chairs and seating, references to a fire emergency, clothing items, beverages, and several named persons including Kansas City, Eddie Cochrane, and Wallace. The text is garbled and lacks coherent narrative or outcomes.
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E Tanglin
Trenars
Lane
John
Kansas City
Eddie
Cochrane
Arguerly
Wallace
Boats Parked on Lot Owned by Masons in Minnesota Park
The report describes boats tied and parked on a lot owned by the Masons near the Minnesota Glacier Track and Sondértul Park area in the Lake District of eastern Montana. Observers note tethered vessels and a sense of camped activity as authorities monitor conditions.
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Masons
Minnesota
Lake
Sondértul Park
Montana
Seplerthe
Washington unrest and Tampico talks loom late today
Fragmentary notes indicate heightened tension involving Hughes OE Washington and a vigorous Mot government against Tampico. Details are unclear but officials expect action or statements to surface before noon, with possible intensification of talks or measures this day.
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Hughes
Washington
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