Harding Sees Liberty End In Class Rule
Fragmented account of President Harding addressing labor and industrial unrest. He denounces attacks on workers, defends liberty, and urges enforcement of law while signaling a national aim to protect security, balance, and unity amid potential strikes and economic tension. General Pershing's keynote comments underscore national resolve.
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President Harding Visits Star Office On Independence Day
Marion Ohio July 4 President Harding toured The Star office during a holiday visit writing his speech. He spoke with editor Martin Luther Miller and editor on temporary leave borrowed a plug of tobacco. The scene depicted a bustling newsroom amid Independence Day celebrations.
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Martin Luther Miller
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Maintenance of Way Men Call Off Strike Amid Talks
Domestic rail labor groups halt planned strike after a conference with the Labor Board, agreeing to suspend action pending negotiations with railroads. Hardin at Marion vows government won’t tolerate collective force and will quell threats. Major incidents reported include holiday violence and a large naval showcase as markets brace for ongoing security and policy debates.
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Gettysbure
Cool Damp Fourth Dampens Crowds at Coney Island
Ragged weather kept visitors away as waves battered the shore. Beachgoers faced choppy seas and strong wind while vendors and rental stalls struggled to draw attention amid gloom. Local families hoped a sunnier spell would bring back crowds and steady incomes.
Rebels Weaken as De Valera Clings to Dublin Fort
A British era dispatch reports that insurgents in Dublin falter while Eamon de Valera is believed to direct defenses from the Gresham Hotel. Provisional government troops stormed the post office and seized a key barracks in Drogheda. Sniper fire and scattered groups complicate surrender as authorities push for control.
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Baby With Bullet in Head Smiles at Doctor
Virginia Brown, 22 caliber bullet lodged in her brain, smiled at a doctor after surgery at Dr. George King’s Bayshore private hospital. Authorities unclear on shooter. girl briefly revived, then suffered convulsions during operation while surgeons removed damage from the brain. She clung to her father’s hand and cried for her mother during the ordeal.
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King
Demonstration in Berlin as Monarchists Face Ban
Berlin reports a vast public parade in support of the republic as the Reichstag approves anti monarchist measures amid the government’s push to suppress monarchist conspiracies. Bavaria is seen as central to the monarchist threat while talks continue on bringing Independent Socialists into the cabinet to form a republican government.
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Three Children Wounded In Brooklyn Car Shooting
A truck carrying seven children on Washington Avenue in Brooklyn was fired upon by a touring car filled with celebrants. Three children aged 9 to 15 were wounded, one critically, as the attackers fled toward Coney Island. Suspects, including Max Rubin of 265 South Second Street, Brooklyn, were arrested and charged with felonious assault after officers recovered the car.
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Singing at Sing Sing Betrays Burglar's Potato Hooch
A garbled 19th or early 20th century report describes Bernard Conway, a burglar, sentenced at Sing Sing for involvement in illicit potato distilling. The piece implies discovery of a potato and sugar synthesis for alcohol, with Conway manipulating accomplices and timing to avoid detection.
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Real Test of Shopmen's Strike Today
Chicago July 4. Both railroad executives and shop crafts union officers said the first real test of strength would come tomorrow morning as many "holiday returnees" may still be out. Union leader Blow and spokesman Jewell claim near 100 percent obedience among about 400,000 workers, while railroads say strikers are filling in with returning workers.
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Housaa
$400000 More Loot Recovered in Mail Truck Heist
Additional $400000 of securities recovered after a postal truck robbery last October at Broadway and Leonard Street. Suspects linked to Niagara Falls check robbery and planned brokerage offices. Graceful pursuit across Manhattan led to Gramercy Park apartment searches and a trunk seizure revealing more assets. Authorities, with Gordon McCarthy of American Railway Express, continue to pursue leads.
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Gordon McCarthy
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Trains Bring Back a Million Without Delay
Officials report a smooth return after the holidays with rail traffic near normal. Many travelers came via Grand Central and Pennsylvania terminals as the nationwide shopmen strike caused little disruption to schedules.
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Union Officials Urge Workers to Use Right of Way Claim
Chicago July 4 Officials of the railway maintenance of way union representing 400000 men on all railroads announced during a Labor Board meeting that they would not strike tonight or tomorrow. They sent a letter to locals detailing concessions gained through cooperation with Ben W. Hooper and Walter I. McMenimen, including promises to seek retirement terms and labor adjustments if disputes arise. The move aims to avert a broad strike affecting clerks, train crews, and other crafts totaling about 850000 workers, while shopmen’s actions faced separate contention with the Labor Board.
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Chicago
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Eech
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Uition
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Ollers
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Sister Sees Auto Racer's Neck Break in Crash
Oyster Bay reports a twenty mile auto race at Riverbead Fair Grounds where Edward Garvin twenty died after a crash that hurled him twenty feet. Hart drove the car. Roy Stilwell of Huntington handled the machine before it overturned and Garvin died at OMRON Hospital.
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