Harding to deliver plain talk at White House meeting
President Harding plans a blunt address to coal operators and miners at the White House gathering to end the three month strike. Cabinet members Hoover Davis Daugherty and Fall will accompany him to urge remedial changes to avert a coal famine and industrial paralysis. Mayor George L. Oles of Youngstown resigns to be replaced by William G. Reese after a contentious six months in office. Oles cites persistent political conflicts and budget strains as his reason for quitting.
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George R. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Harding
White House
Commerce
Hoover
Labor
Davis
Daugherty
Interior Fall
Fall
George L. Oles
Youngstown
New Castleman
Oles
City Hall
Reese
William G. Reese
Select Council
Carnegie Company
Lithuania Recognized as Independent Nation by Ambassadors
Paris report says a council of ambassadors recognized Lithuania as an independent state on June 3. Lithuania had been part of the Russian empire. The United States did not send representation to the meeting.
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Youngstown
United States
Alaska
China
Japan
Jerusalem
Honolulu
International News Service
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Lithuania
Shopmen's Strike Crisis Narrowing at Parley
At Chicago, June 30, a U S railroad labor board hearing starts at 2 PM to decide whether about 400000 shopmen will strike at 10 AM tomorrow. A compromise is possible with unions concession on wage cuts and railroads on contracting out shop work, with a potential wage increase promise if business warrants.
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James L. Kilgallen
Labor Board
Brand
British Troops Attacked by Republicans Near Black Rock
A detachment of British troops was ambushed by Republicans near Black Rock today in Ireland. There were no casualties, according to a Dublin dispatch to the Evening News.
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International News Service
London
Black Rock
Dublin
Evening News
Payroll bandit killed in Philadelphia exchange of fire
In Philadelphia at Fourth and Cambria Street a running gunfight between motor bandits and payroll messengers left one bandit dead and a policeman and two bank employees wounded. The dead robber was dragged into a car by accomplices who escaped.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Fourth and
Cambria Street
Old King Dick Recalled By Jubilant Graduates
From 74 to 22 the grads gather today to celebrate aging and time’s pause. The piece evokes Ne-Ca-Hi’s halls on East Street and George A. Dickson, once a mighty ruler nicknamed Old King Dick, who presided over student mischief with a firm hand.
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Ne-Ca-Hi
East Street
George A. Dickson
Old King Dick
Irish Irregulars Lose Four Courts To Collins Army
Irish irregulars surrender the Four Courts to Collins Army as Dublin fighting ends. Free State detachments attack outposts in the finale, with an explosion wrecking the rebel stronghold.
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Collins
Four Courts Sacked as Irish Irregulars Fall to Free State
The Republican Irregulars near Dublin were defeated this afternoon as the Four Courts building, their main fortress, surrendered at 4 10. Rory OConnor, commander in chief, is reported captured. The building was wrecked by fire and shells with a violent explosion damaging the interior. Between 30 and 40 Free State soldiers were killed in the blast.
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David M. Church
International News Service Staff Andent Co
London
Free State
Dublin
Four Courts
Roderick ‘Rory’ O’connor
Senator McCumber Loses Senate Fight
Fargo report on June 30 shows Senator Porter J. McCumber trailing as final counts from rural districts favoring the Non Partisan League alter the Republican primary outcome. The defeat appeared certain as late tallies were tabulated with districts yet to report.
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International News Service
Fargo
N. D
Porter J. McCumber
Cadets Triumph as Bear Sergeant Stirs Campus Notion
Cadets at the Pennsylvania Military Academy celebrate Sergeant the bear, claimed as the nerviest mascot in the country. The bear vanished during assembly and was found on the Baltimore and Ohio tracks blocking the Washington Express, provoking an irate crew before he moved off with cadet cheers.
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International News Service
Chester
Pennsylvania Military Academy
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington Express
Car Leaps Off Bridge In Carbondale Crash Causes 18 Hurts
A crowded street car left the track in Carbondale and plunged 14 feet into Coal Brook. Eighteen injured, two youths aged 18 and 14 buried in wreckage with little hope of recovery. Police, firemen and ambulances rushed to the scene for rescue.
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International News Service
Scranton
Carbondale
Here
Coal Brook
Joseph Barrett
Alexander Kennedy
Brooklyn Street Bridge
Use Of Fireworks Is Restricted In City
Chief of Police J Ed Elder warned that the city ordinance restricts fireworks sales. It forbids certain types including privates and blank cartridges and sets cracker size limits. No firecrackers may be ignited within 700 feet of hospitals. sales require mayoral permission and a 25 cent fee.
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J. Ed Elder
Man Drives Golf Ball Into Opponent’s Pocket
George F. Winter hit a remarkable golf ball that struck Quincy A. McBride on the hip and slid into his pocket as McBride watched. The strange shot occurred at New Castle Country Club during a June 29 round, leaving players amazed at the freak occurrence.
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George F. Winter
New Castle Country Club
Mr. Winters
Quincy A. McBride
Mr. McBride
Quincy
Mr. Winter
Mr. Mec-Bride
McBride
Raid Nets Fourteen At Ellwood City Carnival
Ellwood City police and state troopers arrested fourteen men linked to a World at Home carnival under the Boosters club of the Eagles. Twelve concession operators pleaded guilty to running gaming devices and faced fines. two proprietors posted $100 bail each for later hearings.
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Ellwood City
Boosters Club
Eagles
J. M. Dunlap
Walter T. Hamilton
Hamilton
H. G. Coates
Robert Gloth
A. S. Cole
Ray Dawson
Max Kline
M. Goldberg
Charles Lyman
William Hanson
Suskien
M. J. Kraus
Coates
Joseph Baker
Sam Solomon
Charles Rose
Fred Shaffer
Irvine Singer
Mike Gillan
T. W. Dickey
Death Record Antionette Caravella 106 Sennett Street
The death record lists Antionette Caravella age 106 of 106 Sennett Street. No further details provided.
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Antionette Caravella
Sennett Street
Dawes Leaves Washington After Budget Service
General Charles G. Dawes finished his duties as director of the budget in Washington and prepared to return to Chicago for private business. He said the first year showed the government can run efficiently with cooperation and called the budget system established. Dawes planned a farewell White House talk with President Harding and would join Harding at the Marion centennial in Ohio.
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International News Service
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
General Dawes
Harding
White House
Marion
Ohio
News Directors Plan 60000 Addition At Youngstown Steel Car Works
Snapshots report that directors announce a $60,000 addition will be built immediately at the Youngstown Steel Car Works. Injuries update from a fire in Cincinnati where Albert Stein was rescued by his dog but the animal was burned. Several fatalities follow an automobile crash near Hollidaysburg. A safe theft at Connellsville’s Singer Sewing Machine office is described. Oil drilling resumes at the Big Climber well in Tioga County with production rising as depth increases.
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Youngstown Steel Car Works
Tidiout
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Carbondale, Pa
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Germani Rocco
Susie de Soho
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Connellsville
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