Dublin Civil War Clash Echoes Through City
Dublin endures fierce civil war as Free State troops clash with Irregulars at dawn. Four Courts complex attacked, a building blown up amid heavy artillery and armored car use. Reports say 3,000 British troops available to support Collins government. Thousands flee as battles rage across Dublin and suburbs.
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Etonay News Service
London
Dublin
Dubin
Michael Collina
Iria
Daniel Go'connewi
International News Service
Irish Free State
Irish Republican Army
Free State
Four Covres
Four Courts
Collins
Central
O'glotx
Dublin Four Courts battle roars through fog and fire
Reporting from Dublin describes heavy combat as Free State troops converge on the Four Courts and Fowler Hall. Irregulars led by O Connor retreat while civilians seek shelter. Censorship blocks full details but casualties appear heavy and streets lie scorched with debris as armor and artillery shell the area.
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Fowler Hall
Roderick
Rory Q'Connor
Firregulars
Dublin
Irish Provisional Government
Free State
Four Courts
International News Service
O'Connor
Trresulars
Free State Army
Free Staters
Lloyd George
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
London
No. 10
Downing Street
Lloyd, George
Great Britain
Butler County Wool Growers Pool Reaches 60000 Lbs
Butler County sheepmen delivered over 13000 pounds to the Lawrence County Co operative Wool Growers Inc warehouse at New Castle. By Friday night the pool expected to reach 60090 pounds with Beaver and parts of Lawrence adding more, as high quality delaine wool arrives and buyers express strong interest.
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Butler County
New Castle
Lawrence County Co-operative Wool Growers’ Inc
Pennsylvania
R. C. Wiggins
Bureler County
Beaver County
Lawrence
Association
Farm Bureau
Pass Ordinance For Park Inspector
Final passage of an ordinance establishing a city parks inspector was approved by the council today. The appointee will inspect parks, report conditions, and make recommendations, with a monthly pay of 25 dollars.
School Board Chooses Lights for Franklin Junior High
The building committee of the school board weighs three lighting options submitted by the architect for Benjamin Franklin Junior High. They will select a few days from now after review.
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Benjamin Franklin Junior Hgh
Architect Jamison Dead At Youngstown
Youngstown report says Wilson Ball Jamison age 50 of Jamison & Katsarts architects firm died. Born in Pittsburgh he was the son of Mr and Mrs John M Jamison and formerly practiced in Uniontown.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Wilson Ball Jamison
Jamison & Katsarts, Architects
Pittsburgh
Tohn & Jamison
Union Town
Denies Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh in Merger Plan
Rochester June 25 President Noonan of the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh railroad emphatically denied his road would be included in a merger of the Western Maryland Wheeling and Lake Erie and Toledo St Louis and Western.
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Rochester, N
Noonan
Buffalo, Rochester &Pittsburgh Railroad
Western Maryland, Wheeling & Lake Erie
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
School District Bonds of $20,000 Paid On July 2
The school board authorized the secretary to draw warrants to retire $20,000 in bonds due July 2, paying the treasurer of the district. Big Ben in London’s Houses of Parliament sends a daily signal to Greenwich, rarely varying by more than 48 seconds.
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House of Parliament
London
Greenwich
Thought House Struck by Lightning in Clinton Ward's Home
A fierce lightning bolt burst through the Ward residence on Mercer street at 7 40 pm Tuesday. The strike split a telephone pole at the corner and littered the yard with saplinters while the Ward family watched in fear. Nearby grape growers apply nitrogen twice to vineyards during plowing and near blossoming.
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Mercer Street
Lincoln Avenue
Clinton EK. Ward
Mystery bouquet for Boston police chief ends mystery
Police Inspector Michael J Morrissey received an annual mystery bouquet with 36 flowers, one for each year in the department. The sender remains unknown as investigators search for clues about the anonymous gift in Massachusetts.
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Boston
International News Service
Mass
Michael J. Morrissey
Porter McCumber Seeks Fourth Senate Term in North Dakota Primary
Porter J McCumber faces a North Dakota primary as his U S Senate seat is contested. As chair of the Finance Committee and a long time veteran he has been a national figure on matters including the soldiers bonus. He began his senate career about 25 years ago and is a native of Die.
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Porter J. McCumber
United States Senate
North Dakota
McCumber
Senate
Senator's rise from school to attorney general
The individual, educated in public schools, attended the University of Michigan Law School and graduated in 1880. He then settled in Wahpeton to practice law, entered territorial politics, and later served as Stite's attorney or Attorney General.
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Nois
University of Michigan
Wahpeton
Stite
California girl wins Wimbledon match in surprise finish
Miss Edith Kysn of California defeats Bliss Head in the fourth round of the illcomers champions in Enghind. June 2a report notes a dramatic upset as the Californian secures a place in the next round amid a tense finish.
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International News Service
Wimbledon
Enghind
Edith Kysn
California
Beatey Bliss
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