Civil War in Dublin as Four Courts besieged by Free State forces
Dublin scenes amid civil warfare as Free State troops bombard the Four Courts with rifles and artillery. Irregulars under Rory O Connor defend the historic building while crowds watch from the Liffey bridges. Casualties reported among onlookers. siege tightens, with reinforcements arriving from Mulllingar and Gollanstown. The pursuit aims to save the ancient structure and its archives.
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Irish Republican Army
Four Courts
Rory O'Connor
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Parnell Square
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Gollanstown
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Kilmainham Prison Fight Reports By Irish Rebels
Fragmentary dispatches describe ongoing fighting near Kilmainham suburb with British naval forces in southern Irish waters not involved. A communique from Commandant O Connor at the Four Courts notes a June 28 bombardment and attacks by rebels led by Tom Ennis, with three slight casualties, while Father Dominic and Father Albert remain with the defenders. A separate Macon Georgia libel verdict awards former Mayor Glen Toole twelve cents against the Macon Telegraph for a May 31 1921 article.
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Kilmainham
Leh
Irish
Lawler
O'Connor
Four Courts
Republic
Tom Ennis
Ireland
Father Dominic
Father Albert
Macon
Glen Toole
Superior Cour Jury
Macon Telegraph
Man Held for Theft Admits Escapees Ties Across Cities
In St Louis a man named Herbert M Rothery accused of stealing 88 dollars from a local jewelry shop admitted long pursuit since 1892 for escaping from Marl borough prison in England. He is said to be wanted in Syracuse for skipping a 7500 dollar bond and in Washington for skipping a 3300 dollar bond and for escaping from Marsland penitentiary and Fort Madison In prison.
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Herbert M. Rothery
Marlborough
England
Syracuse
Washington
Marsland
Fort Madison
Poisoner Emma Mack Implores Death to Escape Life
Emma Mack, 26, admitted poisoning a 5-year-old near Horsham to be sent to prison. She cried for mercy at Abington police after surrendering from Doylestown jail, saying she deserved life in prison and had no pity for herself. The victim, Anne Marie Van Horn, was the child of nearby campers.
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Lynch
Emma Mack
Abington
Doylestown
Horsham
Anne Marie Var Horn
Lee van Horn
van Horns
Miss Mack
Willow Grove
Bass
Doyles Town
Feit Murphy
Bucks County
Admiral Kline Dead in Bound Brook N J at 58
Rear Admiral George Washington Kline U S N retired died at 58 after illness. He retired from the navy a year ago and had been under treatment in Washington until a few weeks ago.
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Bound Brook
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George Washington Kline
Navy
Washington
Foreign white stock grows 12 percent in decade say census
Washington reports 1920 census shows 36,398,068 white population foreign born or with foreign born parentage. The rise from 1910 totals 4,155,576 and adds 15,713,754 immigrants and 22,686,204 native born with foreign born parentage. Question about family registration for fair primaries and elections.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Frederick County Maryland 1922 Registration Officials Named
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors of Elections designated registration officials for all precincts. Party designation shown as D for Democrat and R for Republican. Officials include Buckeystown, Middletown, Frederick, Urbana, New Market and others with names and party notes such as Quouffer D and Stauffer D.
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Board of Supervisors of Election
Frederick County
Maryland
Buckeystown
K. N. Quouffer
Trego McKinney
B. FB. Stauffer
Charles H. Culler
John H. O. Thomas
D. Hickman
R. Frederick
John F. Kren
Thomas & Bucker
Camden Ramsburg
George Chambers
Brunewick
J W. Kaeizel
T. J. McTane
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