De Valera Bombarded by Free State Forces
Dublin reports say Free State troops bombarded Sackville Street Gresham Hotel where Esmon de Valera and other insurgent leaders were directing operations. Consulate moved to Stephens Green to avoid fighting. Nearly 400 rebels reported captured as Dublin battles continued with heavy shelling and gunfire.
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de Valera
Free State
London
Gresham Hotel
Sackville Street
Esmon de Valera
Dublin
Gresham
Iile Street
1W.W
Sackille Street
Stephens Green
Provisional
de Vilera
Countess Markievicz
Cathal Brogha
Orca Traynor
Pease
Bishop O'Reilly
America
Eamon
Valera
Pershing's Horse Wins Home for Honeymooners
Immigrant case unfolds at Ellis Island as Casey Jones, famed horse General Perrine rode to Germany, appears in a photograph. John Caspallo and bride face deportation as authorities pursue Italy-bound status. a nominal $500 bond offered for adjustment.
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Casey Jones
General Perrine
Germany
John Caspallo
Italy
Uid
United
Tates
Ellis John
Es. John
Ellis Island
Francaten
Washington
Pedding Frat
The Tribune vacation companion notice
A short ad invites readers to request The Tribune as a daily vacation companion. It provides a phone contact and a request to supply an address for circulation while away. The notice emphasizes continuing access to the newspaper during summer travel.
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the Tribune
Nbune
His Foes Plot War With Britain, Collins Warns
Dublin July 2 The Provisional Government circulated a leaflet accusing the Irregulars of trying to force Ireland into war with England against the will of the Irish people. The leaflet calls British troops false in operating with National forces and says the National army alone fights to uphold the will of the Irish people. They are your kith and kin, give them your full support.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Provisional Government
Ireland
England
Railroad strike tensions loom in Detroit exec council meeting
Interest in the railway strike centers on the Maintenance of Way unions executive council in Detroit tomorrow to take wage cut action. No serious rail interruptions reported as President Harding travels through Pennsylvania to Marion Ohio. Storm floods Gettysburg on eve of marines reenactment. De Valera regime holds ground in Dublin. German monarchist tribunal planned. Tampico oil bands defeated. New York rail strike claim. various political and social notes from around the world.
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Executive Council
Detroit
Harding Sy
Pennsylvania
Marion
Ohio
A. Mitchell Palmer
Germany
Gettyburg
Pickett
Free Staters
Shel
Eamon de Valera
Dublin
Ebert
Con- RL
Ivennon
Tampico
To Oust Ex Kaisers Portrait in Hamburg City Hall
City authorities decide to remove the portrait of William II from the festival chamber in the Hamburg City Hall after a Social Democratic bid to relocate it. The painting was turned face to the wall following the attempt.
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Hamburg
William II
American Eagle challenges world circumnavigation by hydro airplane
A group of prominent American engineers and sportsmen led by Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske issues a cable challenge to world air ministries to enter a competition circumnavigating the globe with a 100 passenger hydro airplane. The project, named The American Eagle, aims to stimulate aviation within ten to twelve years, with construction in New York at a cost of about 1 million dollars.
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Bradley A. Fiske
U.S. N
Air Ministries
Great Britain
France
Ialy
Spain
Belgium
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Cuba
Mexico
Brasil
Argentine Republic
Chile
Peru
Japan
China
Air Ministry of
London
England
American Eagle
Admiral Fiske
Pennsylvania
Shin
Cyril O. Assmus
Assmus
Charles W. Burrows
Charles H. Day
Duval la Chapelle
Frederick Charaway
I. S. Kauffhan
I. E. Glover
J. H. Steenson
Joshua Ward
Hugo Sundstedt
Sundstedt
United States Bureau of Standards
Washington
Department of Physics
University of Michigan
United States
Orville Wright
F. A. Robertson
Splitdort Electric Company
I. S. Kaufman
Sues to Annul Marriage After Hammock Kiss
Mrs. Eien Kenstone Dow of Bryn Meor Westchester sues to annul her Maspeth marriage to Horace G. Dow alleging fraud and coercion. They wed at Borough Hall Brooklyn September 12 last year and have not lived together. Dow allegedly kissed her during a hammock moment and threatened exposure unless she married. Judge Tompkins heard evidence and will decide later.
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Eien Kenstone Dow
Bryn Meor
Westchester County
Horace G. Dow
Maspeth
L. I
Tompkins
Supreme Court
Dows
Borough Hall
Brooklyn
Dow
Don
Miss Agnes MacPhail Returns 1500 From Indemnity
Ottawa reports Miss Agnes MacPhail, the sole female MP, sent back 1500 of her 4000 sessional indemnity. She cited economy and the need to lead by example while men served overseas, and explained she could use the money but opposed increased pay during wartime.
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Ottawa
Ont
Agnes MacPhail
Miss MacPhail
Tragedy at Rockville Centre Crossing Seares Pony
Grace Duffy twelve and Muriel Gaylor eleven rode a pony cart at the Centre Avenue crossing when an express train stunned by a sudden whistle. The pony charged the last coach, overturning the cart and killing the pony and Gaylor. Duffy was injured and taken to Rockville Centre Sanatorium in serious condition.
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Grace Duffy
Muriel Gaylor
Centre Avenue
Long Island
Rockville Centre
L. I
Muriel
Grace
Gaylor
Pony
Duffy
Rockville Center
Randall Avenue
Goroncr Neu
Two Quakes Recorded at Georgetown University
Washington dated July 2 two earthquake shocks were logged on Georgetown University seismograph. The afternoon tremor appeared local or within the United States at a distance of about 700 miles from Washington and lasted from 4 28 to 4 46 pm. The morning quake was felt at greater distance and more pronounced.
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Washington
Georgetown University
United States
Coal Parley in Deadlock Over Four State Pact
Washington July 2 A joint session of operators and United Mine Workers leaders failed to agree on collective bargaining across the four state central competitive field. Government officials expect a broader national plan to be offered to break the stalemate as Davis and Hoover prepare a new approach. Davis expressed optimism that a vote favorable to a new proposal could come tomorrow.
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Washington
Mine Workers’ Union
Harding
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
American Red Cross
Labor
Davis
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Morrrow
Ellis Island Foregoes Holiday to Process 2000 Immigrants
Ellis Island employees cancelled Sunday rest to process 2000 arrivals, marking the first Sunday work since the Dillingham act. Immigration Commissioner Tod praised the effort, noting the day avoided severe congestion. about 700 were detained for further checks. The Board of Appeals will start today to expedite detained cases as five ships discharge. Immigrants hailed from many European nations and carried substantial funds, with most reporting $500 to $1000 each.
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Ellis Island
Robert E. Tod
Board of Appeals
James J. Davis
Broadway
James Rowe
GB. Richard & Co
Europe
Colonel Rowe
Reading and Pa R R clash over strike headcount
In Philadelphia district the Pennsylvania and Philadelphia and Reading railroads said only 272 workers answered the strike call, with 122 out at Pennsylvania and 150 at Reading. Union official J S Weller claimed 2,000 to 2,500 men were out, reporting a unanimous response.
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Reading
Pa. R. R. Say
Union Chief
Philadelphia
Union
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia & Reading
J. S. Weller
Camden
Harding Auto Tour Through Pa Brings Warm Welcomes
President Harding and General Pershing traveled by car from Gettysburg to Summit House in Uniontown and planned to reach Marion Ohio by July 4. Crowds cheered as the party visited Senator Crow ill at Chalk Hill and weathered a rainstorm on the mountain road.
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Boyden Sparkes
Uniontown
President Harding
Washington
Marion
Ohio
Summit House
Allegheny Mountain Top
Camp
Chalk Hill
Senator Crow
Marine Corps
White House
Confederate Avenue
Seminary Ridge
Lejeune
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Trinkle
Virginia
Navy
Roosevelt
Darlington
Harrisburg
Pepper
Matthew
Harding
Goodby
General Lejeune
Getburg
Lincoln Highway
Blue Ridge Mountains
Lenine Near Death Reports From Berlin Dispatches
Berlin dispatches state Nicolai Lenine remains critically ill and on his deathbed while Moscow sources say the Soviet leadership, the Kremlin, discussed policy for a Lenine death. The special cable notes plans for foreign policy if the dictator dies.
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Kremlin
The
Tribune
New York Tribune
Berlin
Moscow
Nicolai Lenine
Lenine
Executive Council of the Maintenance of WayMen in Detroit weighs joining with shopmen
The Detroit based Executive Council of the Maintenance of WayMen convenes to decide whether to align with shopmen groups in a broader labor effort. Delegates will study proposed terms, benefits, and potential compromises affecting craft solidarity and wage negotiations.
80 Per Cent Vote For a Walk-Out
In Chicago a looming Detroit meeting of the maintenance of way union council dominates railroad talk as shop crafts push for a walkout. E. F. Grable and B. M. Jewell confer while ballots show about 90 percent of maintenance of way members favor striking, with possible mandatory action if two thirds to three quarters vote yes. Rail lines report trains running normally despite tensions and private strike-breaker ads appear from several lines.
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Gilman Parker
Chicago
Detroit
Maintenance of Way
Sterage Arichts
E. F. Grable
B. M. Jewell
New York Central
Pennsylvania, Erie, Santa Fe
Indiana Harbor Belt Line
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
United States Railroad Labor Board
Edward F. Grable
Maintenance of Waymen
Grabbie
Brotherhod
Grable
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Wa
Gey
Maintenance of Way Men
United States Labor Board
Labor Board
Grable Grable
Jewell
The
Mr. Jewell
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Tumbarelio
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Robins
Braves
Ebters Field
Whiter Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Tommy Armour
Cuthbert Burchardt
Westchesster-Biltmore Club
Clarence Pell
Watson M. Washburn
Glen Cove
Ceres Baker
Helen Hooker
Connecticut
Kaiser
U. S
American Eagle Builders
Fiske
L. I. Express
Georgetown
Union Town
Warren
Railroad Managers’ Association
E. R. Rine
Lackawanna
Long Island City
C. I. Lieper
Chambersburg
Hardings
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railroad
Western Maryland
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