De Valera Directs Dublin Fighting
Dublin center battles as Eamon De Valera leads a stand against the Free State. Rebels seize Sackville Street buildings while Four Courts bombardment prompts Cork manifesto by Sam Lynch. Provisional government troops occupy key sites amid streets clogged by barricades and roadblocks.
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Free State
Ruth Hits 3 Homers Ties One-Day Mark
Babe Ruth homered three times in a Philadelphia double header to equal his single day record. He previously hit three in a day on June 2, 1920 at the Polo Grounds, with two more instances in his career of three in two games. The all time single game mark remains four set by Rob Lowe and tied by Fred Delehanty.
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Snyder
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Aruna
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Dartmouth
G. B. Secor
Williams
Aqueduct Track
Thibodaux
Mallory
Mile
Langien
Wimbledon
Manhattan Beach
Norris
Nassau Country Club
Yale
Strikes Disrupt Rail Traffic As Grand Central Freezes
Domestic strike by railroad shopmen creates traffic jams in New York and other cities with little disorder reported. Railroad Labor Board backs workers who stay and those replacing strikers. Meanwhile, a wide range of national events unfold including sports results and political moves.
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New York
Railroad Labor Board
Gettysburg
Pickett
Connecticut
MC. A. Ames
The Tribune Today highlights and page listings
A confusing catalog of section headings and page numbers from The Tribune Today lists sports, automobiles, editorials, fiction, real estate, society notes, fashion, arts reviews, theater, music, books, and a Shelley centenary feature. Mixed items include baseball in Japan and various magazine and comic sections.
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Review of the Arts
The
Tribune Magazine
Japan
Mi Hy Brigg
Gen Pickett's Strike Draws 130000 to Harding Grand Central
A large holiday crowd packed into Harding Grand Central for Gen Pickett's Strike, the staged event drawing about 130,000 people before 6 o clock. The spectacle filled the crippled force area, marking the largest attendance in the station's history.
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Crams
Harding Grand Central
30 Special Trains Ease Off the Jam
Gettysburg report recalls Pickett Charge with 6000 Marines in a staged assault toward the stone wall as President Harding tours Camp Harding, while New York’s Grand Central faces a Fourth of July travel surge. Delays caused by railroad shopmen strikes led to crowds of up to 130000 travelers and relief by added trains and messenger services.
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Boyden Sparkes
Gettysburg
Cemetery Ridge
Harding
Pickett
Gulf
John W. Draper
America
Mrs. Harding
Camp Harding
Marion
Marion Star
Folke
Linsit
Moter Earavan
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Samper
Pershing
Dawes
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Grand Central
Subway
McGrath
Inspector McGrath
Polo Grown
New Screen Expo Messenger
New York
John Dimes Dimes at Church Circus Raise Funds
John D at Community Church benefit spectacle in Pocantico Hills yesterday handed out twenty dollars in dimes to troupe members and audience. The event featured silhouette sketches of Mrs Rockefeller and other notable figures as dimes circulated for donations.
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Church Circus
John
Wotkerener
Luna Park
Pocantico Hills
Larcesse
Mr. Rockefeller
Coal Mine Strife Faces Federal Intervention in Washington
President Harding orders government involvement to end coal mine dispute after joint sessions with miners and operators. Cabinet members drive next talks aimed at resuming production, with anthracite and bituminous groups to meet separately and hard coal leaders to discuss suspension settlements.
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Washington Mureau
Washington
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White House
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Davis
Interior
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Oles Seeks Mayor's Job Again After Resignation
Youngstown Ohio reports former mayor George L. Oles resigns, effective July 1, with his bid for reappointment urged by President Harding. In Washington, cabinet members and labor leaders sparred over mining wage talks as a heat wave tops the city. Rail strike actions disrupt New York traffic, shop crews walk out, and authorities deploy police to contain potential trouble.
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White House
Youngstown
Onio
George L. Oles
Capitol
Oles
Bent A. M. Ogle
National Coal Out
President and Governor Plead for Faithful Dog Life
Philadelphia July 11 A Russian immigrant owner Jack Silverman faced a state law barring foreigners from owning dogs and his mastiff Dick was condemned to die. Governor Sproul and President Harding pressed for clemency. Dick was kept under guard after a magistrate delay, with special agent Frederick Carter handling custody as appeals moved forward.
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Harding
Sproul
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Orvilla
Silveran
Howard Boorse
Lanedale
Frederick A. Carter
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Harding Orders City Flooded and Transit Halted
City under cloudburst orders as alien chemical transit is halted. Grants return delayed amid a crowd held for hours in subway tie ups. Brighton Sea Beach and Manhattan lines affected with significant delays and service impacts.
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Brighton
Sea Beach
Manhattan
Harding Demands Return of Patents from Chemical Foundation
President Harding directs Alien Property Custodian to reclaim all patents trademarks and property transferred to the Chemical Foundation Inc from the Wilson era. Attorney General Dougherty says the move is justified by Justice Department records as investigations continue. Floods burst through Flatbush and Manhattan streets with waters up to four feet, flooding basements stores and transit lines, forcing closures and creating makeshift ferries as rainstorm wreaks havoc.
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United States
Daugherty
Harding
Department of Justice
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Francis P. Garvan
Joseph Choate Jr
Alien Property Custodian
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Garvan
Theme
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Houston Street
Manhattan
West Side Subway
Fourth Avenue
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Sea Beach
West Shore
West Shore Railroad
New Durham
Fust
Weehawken
Fourteenth Street
Nineteenth Street
Automo
Adams Express Company
Newkirk Avenue
French Clash With Germans Leaves Dozen Killed
Berlin reports fifteen killed and twenty five wounded as German civilians clash with detachment in Gleiwitz Silesia. A state of siege was proclaimed and French armored cars patrol the streets as rifle fire erupts throughout the night.
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Gleiwitz
Silesia
Berlin
Wall Street Bomb Suspect Seized by U S Inspector
SCRANTON Pa July L Tito List arrested here in April 1921 as a suspect in the Wall Street bomb explosion was taken to Philadelphia by a United States Department of Labor inspector. He had previously been jailed for drag trading in March and was not held for the Wall Street case. Federal agents had sought him since his March release.
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Tito List
Wall Street
Philadelphia
United States Department of Labor
Ligi
Fed
Italy
Railroad Shopmen Strike Grips Nation With Unions Claiming 124 Tie-Ups
Chicago dispatch reports a nationwide railroad shopmen strike begun at 10 am with trains operating but many delays at terminals. Justice Department involvement suggested to curb interstate commerce disruption. Union leaders claim wide participation. railroads report partial adherence and ongoing operations.
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