Irish Mutineers Quit as Four Courts Fire Reaches End
Dublin July 1 The Four Courts, stronghold of the Irish Republican Army Irregulars, surrendered unconditionally to Free State forces after an explosion blew a section of the building. Prisoners include Commandant Rory O’Connor, Liam Bellows, and the entire garrison. Lieutenant General O Connell was captured earlier. the surrender followed a white flag. Debris, law papers, and fragments of documents spread eastward over the Liffey as a large, 130-strong Irregular force left with a priest leading their parade.
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Dublin
Four Courts
Irish Republican Army
Free State
Rory O'Connor
Liam Bellows
O'Connell
Free
Liffey
Four Courts Capture Highlights Severe Casualties and Prisoners
Official bulletin details Free State troops storming the Four Courts with heavy bombardment and mine-disarmed defenses. Thirty three irregulars were captured, the building partially breached, and remaining defenders retreated under cover of darkness. Air reconnaissance aided planning as city fortifications expanded and sniping rose. A nurse infiltrator revealed as Thomas Darcy.
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Free State
Four Courts
Thomas Darcy
Darcy
Free Staters
Sas the Freeman's Journal
Government backs railroad labor board in White House pledge
The White House stated the railroad labor board has full government backing, with President Harding viewed as supporting its determinations affecting carriers and employees. In Reading, Dawson Wolfe, a two leg-disabled scout, rescued a stranger swimming near Charming Forge dam, saving a life.
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Washington
White House
Railroad Labor Board
Thk
Harding
Congress
Grippled
Reading
Dawson Wolfe
Womelsdorf
Charming Forge
Senate approves navy scrapping bill for arms treaty observance
The Senate approved the navy scrapping measure to honor the arms conference treaty by reducing capital ships. Minor amendments were sent to the House for consideration.
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Paes
Washington
Senate
Navy
Three Boys Drown In Delaware River Rescue Tragedy
Three boys ages unknown drown in the Delaware River at Euston Virginia during a rescue attempt. One disappeared in deep water while another tried to help, both families and authorities worked to recover the bodies. A third boy also drowned while attempting to aid the others amid strong currents.
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Euston
Dulinn
Hony Shuonetti
Ane Deseph
Tunborell
Delaware River
Wat
A Friend in Need A Friend in Deed
Mrs Grove Harper of Los Angeles testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover from illness and monthly pains after taking eight bottles. She says she found the medicine in Guthrie Oklahoma and urges others to try it as a friend indeed.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Lydia G Rhea
Jham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Guthrie
Oklahoma
J Sim
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R. R. Labor Board
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Central Conference of American Rabble
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