Notable German Publisher Assailed By Monarchists
Joly Ferlin Harden editor of Die Zukunft in Berlin, badly wounded by royalist gunfire. The attack targeted figures tied to anti monarchist stance and wartime opposition, with Harden among several prominent journalists marked by royalist groups. Police links point to the monarchist faction amid Germany’s postwar turmoil.
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Joseph Shaplenay
Tri
Hell
New York ‘Tribune
SEALS
Joly P
Maxiecilian Haredan
Din Zukunft
Aftard
Tate van Agate
Gerson
Walther Hamenac
Harden
New Yorker Dies After Taxi Driver Incident
A New Yorker, involved in a taxi-related death at Throat Street area, died after a confrontation with a taxi driver. The man, Miller, reportedly hired Sandridge's barber shop for transport and attempted a violent act before the driver restrained him. He was taken to Emergency Hospital where authorities described his injuries.
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H. A. Willer
Potomac River
Warren at Marion Home as Pershing Visits Father
Marion Ohio July scene at Hart Centre Street two story house as Warren Harding enters with his wife under guard of an entourage including General Pershing. Old Dr George Harding greets son's return and the scene crowns a political moment amid attention from wartime figures and witnesses. 18 pounders concentrate on insurgents near O Connell Street buildings.
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Boyden Sparkes
Marion
Ohio
Hart Centre Street
Selock
The
United States
George T. Harding
Joh J Pershing
White House
Barricades Built To Prevent Escape
Barricades are described as measures to prevent escape. The report notes implications for extending the Washington Naval Pact to 15 additional nations and applying similar limits to land forces, detailing potential international enforcement and strategic consequences.
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Washington
Dublin Battle Rages Across O Connell Street Hotel Row
London reports Irish Republican forces under De Valera shelling Dublin hotels along O Connell Street as Free State troops tighten a wedge between the rebel headquarters and Gardiner's Row hotels. Casualties rise and civilians flee while leaders like Cat Brugha and Austin Stack are said to be present in the besieged area.
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London
de Jong
Dublin
Daily News
Steve
Daily Mall
Rao
Republian
de Valer Lready
Teshyne
New York
Teshane Inc
Eamon de Valera
Free State
O'Connell Street
Gardiner's Row
Point Bilan
Serbedroog
Talbot Street
Mamman
de Valera
Cat Brugha
Austin Stack
Oscar Traynor
Attempt to break up railroad shop men’s union foreshadowed
Labor Board actions hint at turmoil as strike threats surface across rail, with maintenance crews deferring actions. Rail executives in New York report replacements for strikers and penalties for pension and seniority losses amid mixed sympathy from New York marine workers. Harding welcomed home after centennial run. Gettsyburg re-enactment. international updates on Ireland, de Valera, and League of Nations.
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Labor Board
New York
Ronds
New York Marine
General Longstreet
The
Tribune
Gettsburg
General Pickett
Cemetery Hill
Harding
Marion
Union Town
Pun
Alligator Captured in Bay State After Winter Survival Debate
A four foot alligator, tracked from the Dismal Swamp, was captured in Ware Massachusetts. The successful capture ends the debate whether an alligator can survive a northern winter as the creature was brought triumphantly to the village center.
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Ator
Bay State Ware
Mass
Three Arrested In Mail Hold-Up Seize $100000 Bonds
Detectives seized bonds valued at 100000 found in a trunk in the Gramercy Park apartment of Edward Bryce as authorities raid more sites in the $2,000,000 mail truck hold-up investigation. Edward Bryce Charles Lasebert and Charles B Meines were taken to the Post Office for questioning.
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Leonard Street
Ric
W. E Cochran
Edward Bryce
Gramercy Park
Charles Lasebert
Rochester
Paget Sound Light and Power Company
Mexteen Petroleum
Anaconda Copper Company
Duluth & Iron Hange
Ofice
Frank Calibres
Lous Wolf
Wolf
Financial District
Postomee
Bryer
Bryce
Hryce
Arizona
Post- Smee
West Thirty-third Street
Lambert
Hein
102D Street
Brow
20 Dig With Hands to Save Boy Censued to Death in War Cave
Twenty boys dug with bare hands for over half an hour to free Sharon Steward a thirteen year old from six feet of rocks and dirt in a vacant lot near Service Street. Despite efforts by Dr Merriweather of Columbia Hospital using a pulmotor the boy died. The group were playing war when the trench collapsed trapping Steward and two others as Patrolman Murray and volunteers arrived. The rescue effort unfolded amid a dangerous tunnel and collapsed roof, with the boy stating that the digging was in a wartime style trench.
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Ord
Sharon Steward
Haven Avenue
Service Street
Merriweather
Columbia Hospital
Sharon
Shi
Piman Murray
Alfred Williams
Eighth Avenue
Ile
Begn
Steward
Aapache
Mersines
Soviet plot to smuggle arms to Russia exposed
Swedish press reports a Soviet plot to import $100,000 in arms via Holland and Sweden to fuel Bolshevist aid to Russia. Dutch authorities intercepted shipments traced to England Belgium and France with most arms confiscated. Stockholm notes suggest Moscow discontent may shrink Stockholm Soviet delegation. Washington denied American made rifles stored domestically. Berlin reports Lenine seeking Berlin doctor aid.
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Stocyaiolm
Svenska Dagblanet
Conserv
Sweden
Emuzzling
Amercans
Holland
Bolshevist
Stockholm
England
Belgium
France
Russia
Moscow
Maintenance Men Delay Strike as Rail Heads Act
Railroad managers from twelve lines met in the metropolitan district to counter shop union action. They announced replacing striking workers with new hires to form new unions and deprive recognition. Engineers and other workers walked out, but service largely held with minimal disruption. Union leaders condemned the Railroad Labor Board and claimed the strike would grow, with thousands reported out in the New York area.
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Railroad Labor Board
Church Street
Continental Hotel
Railroad Labor Board d
King
Labor Board
Husbond Labor Board
West Albany
New York Central
Jersey Central
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Staten Island
Meadows
Cansylvania Railroad
New Jersey
New York
Chicago
Percy
Town
Kane Chis
Mos Lesenitie
Wilelea
Althou
Diuvorder
Timothy Healy
Cleiralty
American Federation of Labor Rai
Mat
Cincinnati
200 Strikers Return To Work on B. & M.
About 200 workers on the Boston and Maine Railroad resumed duties today after leaving Saturday’s strike. Included were machinists and car cleaners who said they were ordered to strike but reconsidered and asked for their old jobs, returning with no loss of pay or seniority.
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Boston
On & Maine Railroad
B. & M. Offi
Four Inquiries Into Deadly Train Wreck In Atlantic City
Four separate inquiries were started to determine fault in a midnight Philadelphia and Reading Railroad wreck near Winslow Junction. The open switch at high speed threw the Camden to Atlantic City train off the track, killing six identifiable passengers and injuring many more. Names of the dead and injured include Francis L. Corbett and Joseph Dilaqua of Philadelphia, John J. Kainehan of Philadelphia, T. M. Selden, William A. Souder of Atlantic City, and William Westcott of Gloucester, with the engineer also among the dead. Twenty-two others are seriously injured and treated at Atlantic City Hospital.
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Atlantic. City
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Camden
Atelantic City
Parsons
Winslow Junction
Cranh
Camden County
Francis L. Corbett
North Twelfth Street
Philadel Joseph Dilasua
Pleasantville
John J. Kainehan
Philadelphia
T. M. Selden
Negro Porter
Master Street
William A. Souder
Missouri Avenue
Atlantic City
Wiliam Westcott
Gloucester
Atlantic City Hospital
Louis Collier
Columbia Avenue
Hoasie Collier
Irs
Leite
Gutjohn
Tight Firework Controls Hit Sparklers For Children
Commuting fathers were refused sparklers on Park Place as city law tightens sales of fireworks. Fire prevention chief orders enforcement, seizes permits, and 300 inspectors collect evidence of violations. A roundup on Nessau Street and Park Row targets hawked sparklers.
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Park Place
Joner Drenna United
Drennan
J. Hayes
Joner Drennan
Bureau of Fire Prevention
John F. Dixon
Thomas A. Largin
H. Wagner
Whalesale
Wagner Place
Dixon
Nessau Street
Park Row
Leaders Adjourn Detroit Session to Confer With Labor Board
The Detroit meeting of railroad maintenance of way workers postpones action on a strike as the federal Labor Board in Chicago signals openness to easing wage scales. Officials press for a wage increase while welders and clerks see broader union disruption and potential nationwide fallout.
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Detroit
Labor Board
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