Free Staters storm Four Courts. rebels hold core
London reports Free State troops assaulting Dublin’s Four Courts at midnight capturing the east wing and two main sections. Rory O’Connor and 150 rebels resist, several exchanges of fire leave prisoners and wounded as heavy artillery pummels the building. Other city districts see combat and alarms as Dublin endures intensified insurgent action.
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Associated Press
Free Mate
Four Courts
Dublin
Rory O'Connor
Clowes
O'Connor
Catie
New York Tribune
Free State
Rory
FWW
Siready
Michael Coline
Valera
Freitas
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Hwa
Issil
Ireland
Tipperary
Erickiere
Roeming
Darne Street
Sinn Fein Ammunition Dump Seized in Belfast
Belfast police report finding a Sinn Fein ammunition dump in a Falls Road stable. Documents of high importance were seized along with petrol ammunition revolvers bombs a machine gun and incendiary bomb making materials.
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Sinn Fein
Belfast
Associated Press
Falls Road
Railroad Board Moves to Avert Imminent Strike
Labor Board summons union and rail heads to conference as roads vow no yield. Administration plans to keep traffic moving with troops if needed. Big Four rail brotherhoods refuse to quit and preparations mount in Washington to prevent shutdowns.
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United States
Washington
Agricultural Vote Goes Against Him
A national conference debate centers on rejecting the agricultural vote as a political factor while seeking complete reorganization and a permanent cure of basic problems raised during discussions.
North Dakota Senate Race Brings McCumber Loss Fostered by Farmers Bloc
McCumber loses renomination after twenty three years in the Senate as Lynn Frazier leads in early returns. The North Dakota contest shows strong support for agrarian interests and the Nonpartisan League, with Frazier defeating McCumber for the governorship and reshaping state politics amid tariff and bonus bill debates.
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Washington
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North Dakota
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McCumber
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Senate Republican Organization
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Congress
Iowa
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Eich
Nonpartisan League
Newberry
Borth Dakota
Frasier
Partiver League
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Lescue
J. F. ¥. O'Conner
Napoleon Enright Rises From Fixed Post to Europe Tour
Police Commissioner Enright describes his ascent from rank to top of the police, touring Europe with a Napoleon of the police theme. He claims enthusiastic reception across London, Paris, Tunis, Brussels, and Berlin area cities as he weighs a European chiefs conference next September in New York. Readers are told Canadian and Mexican city chiefs may join the event, with focus on crime waves and policing strength.
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Europe
Napoleon
London
Paris
Tunis
Brie
Berlin
Cor
Mie Polizeran
Enationa Congress
Peice
New York
Hasie
Rome
Eblefeld
Rockefeller 500 Million Left to Family in Will
The will of William Rockefeller died June 24 disposes of an estate once estimated at 500000000. It sets up life income trusts for four children, with Percy A. Rockefeller receiving outright three fourths of one quarter share and his heirs getting the rest. Executors include William G. Rockefeller and John A. Garver with Mrs. McAlpin and Mrs. Dodge among beneficiaries named.
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William Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Percy A. Rockefeller
Sen
Fifth Rockwood Hall
Tarrytown
Bay Pond
Adirondacks
William G. Rockefeller
John A. Garver
Enety
Legal Commission
McAlpin
Dodge
George H. Chered
Madixon Avi
Guy Carey
Park Avenue
Sailors' Union of Great Lakes Votes on Strike
June 20 ballots from the Sailors' Union of the Great Lakes were distributed to Duffalo and Tonowands ports. A decision is expected in three weeks on an eight hour day and a monthly wage increase of 558 dollars during the seven monthly lake season. All passenger boats on the lakes have adopted the eight hour day except the finaly of the Great Lakes Transit Company.
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Rufpalo
Sailors’ Union of the
Rome Claims Title to Site of David's Tomb
Rome reports protests by government and church over a British Italian deal to follow League of Nations rulings on holy places in Palestine. The tomb site is seen as Italian by descent from Naples, with Vatican diplomacy over a two year effort to have it returned to Italy under Catholic missionary custody.
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David
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Palestine
Italy
Naples
Vatican
Harding Is Determined Ruling Must Be Obeyed
Washington June 29 a high official said trains will keep moving with troops if needed and locomotives and rolling stock sent to outside shops. The Federal government will back the Railroad Labor Board’s decision, urging public interest over worker or owner desires. Harding and advisers demand acceptance of the board’s ruling regardless of reactions.
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Washington
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Mort
Sidew
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Dezens
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Anthrieite and
Bituminane
Harding
Carter
Railroad Labor Board
Chicaea
Lator Board
Dempsey Agrees Mexican Bandit To Fight Wills
Jack Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns accepted Marty Wills challenge for the world heavyweight title amid ongoing talk of a bout in New York. Tex Rickard and the boxing commission weighed the formal steps with Governor Miller’s tentative approval and possible late summer timing. Meanwhile Tampico oil-field violence expanded as Grabe seized more Americans, with U.S. efforts to secure release and protect lives continuing through diplomatic channels.
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Wills
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the Tribune
Miller
Walliam Dydoon
State Boxing Commission
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Kearns
Mullina
Jack
Harding Urges Agriculteurs Back Ship Subsidy Bill
President Harding at a White House dinner appealed to agricultural leaders to support the merchant marine subsidy bill in Congress. He argued a strong American merchant fleet benefits farmers by opening markets for farm products and tying agriculture to global trade, as echoed by Shipping Board Chairman Lasker.
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North Dakota
Herding
Senate Committee
Cape Cod Canal
Harding
Queste
White Honse
Myere
Moving Pictures
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White House
Congress
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Shipping Board
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Labor Board summons leaders over rail strike avert plan
Chicago June 29 The Bell Rond Labor Board moves to avert a 400000 railroad shopmen strike slated to start at 10 Saturday. Executives of 23 lines and 23 unions are summoned to appear for an inquiry into the walkout and contracting out work while officials weigh possible jail for nonappearance under the transportation act.
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Chicago
Bell+rond Labor Board
Stag
Association of
Railway Exeecutives
United States
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employeee’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Labor Board
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Ender
Transportation Net
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Don W. Hooper
Fitamovni Ioe
Way
Steery & Conse
Pheala
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