Free State forces siege Four Courts in Dublin clashes
In Dublin on June 28 the provisional government pressed a major assault on the Irish Republican Army at the Four Courts. Gunfire and artillery dominated the day as troops breached the fortifications amid fears for civilians and reports of casualties on both sides. Rumors tied to insurgent leader Harry O'Vennor circulated without confirmation.
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DUBLIN
free state
Four Courts
Associated Press
Irish provisional government
Hary O'Vennor
Fowler Hut
Parnell Square
Artilery
Westmoreland street
Seeckvale street
Henry street
Aubey street
O'Connor
O'Conor
McConnors
Fruit prices decline as market movements ease in Chicago
Chicago fruit markets show price declines as supplies rise. Cantaloupes fall with higher stocks while Californian salmon tints standard 45s drop to 2 to 4 dollars per crate in Eastern cities and 1 to 2.50 in the Midwest. Potato shipments ease and Virginia ships heavy, Irish Umburger from the Eastern shore brings 4.50 to 5.50 a barrel to leadastern cities. A ninety five cent drop in Chicago sets prices at 8.5 to 3.15 a barrel.
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CHICAGO
United States bureau of markets
Middle West
Virginia
National Guardsmen Honored by Governor in San Francisco
Governor honors ten years of service by bestowing gold medals to Sergeant Lewis A. Miller and Sergeant Howard Y. Harrison. The awards will be pinned at the San Francisco armory tomorrow night by Colonel W. Middelstealt, commanding the constabulary corps of the National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FRANCISCO
national guard
William Db. Stephens
Lewis A. Miller
Howard YT
Harrison
orgunieation
San Francisco
WW. Middelstealt
ational guard
Fall Breaks Arm First Broken in Battle Over Seas
Francisco dispatch reports Joseph Welnyk a World War veteran at a disabled veterans convention re-broke his right arm when he slipped and fell on a downtown sidewalk last night the arm had been shattered by shell fire indicating lingering injuries from combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAN
FRANCISCO
Joseph Welnyk
Democrats Split on Tariff in Committee Vote
Washington June 28 The Senate approved committee rates on live cattle with pricing of one and a half cents per pound for cattle under 1050 pounds and two cents for heavier animals. Five Western and Southern Democrats backed the rates: Ashurst Jones Kendrick Pittman and Sheppard. Norris and La Follette supported the amendment, marking a GOP split from prior opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
senate
Ashurst
Arizona
Jones
New Mexico
Kendrick
Wyoming
Pittman
Nevada
Sheppard
Texas
Norris
Nebraska
Foreign whites in country total and immigrant fraction rise
Washington reports the total white population with one or both parents foreign born on January 1 1920 at 26 398 958. The share of foreign born whites increased from 12 9 percent in 1910 to 4 159 576. The 1926 tally includes 13 713 7 immigrants and 22 686 204 native born with immigrant parents.
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WASHINGTON
department of commerce
Labor bulletin calls for protective legislation after Coronado ruling
Cleveland June 28 The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers issues a bulletin urging organized labor to seek legal protection against damages suits by employers rather than denounce laws. It argues the Coronado decision enables broad suits and encourages unscrupulous employers to provoke damage to property and sue unions to freeze their funds.
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CLEVELAND
supreme court
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Coronado
abor
Smilar
thair
Great Britain
bulletin
Coronas
the
lebor
Miners Arrested as Train Wreck Shocks Thomas
One hundred five striking miners and their sympathizers were arrested at Thomas West Virginia when attempting to deter nonstriking miners from entering pits. A special car overturned after departure, injuring many prisoners as doctors and nurses rushed from Filkins to treat the harmed miners.
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ELKINS
W. Va
Thomas
Filkins
Blame on Brig. Gen. Sawyer for VA hospital delays says Sullivan
San Francisco June 28. Humprey Sullivan representing the American Legion chapter charged Brig. Gen. Sawyer head of the Federal Hospitalization Board with hampering hospital expansion to suit budget aims. He noted an appropriation of 15 million dollars but no new hospitals after fourteen months. He cited alleged misstatements about vacant beds and praised efficiency as a restraint, pointing to limited funds for soldiers pants and 4509 of 9180 mental patients contracted to outside institutions.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Brig. Con
Charles Ho Sawyer
Harding
Humphrey Sullivan
St. Lois
Dawes
Sulivan
Cy Sawyer
Gauss
Sullivan
Gren
Sawyer
Athens
Ong
Bank cashier admits theft in Woodland California
Alloyd Tuttle, cashier of the Bank of Yalo, confessed to embezzling about 41000 over nine years in a statement to Sheriff J W Monroe. Bank officials probe the claim while Tuttle, a prominent local figure, cites low salaries as motive and remains detained after a recent divorce.
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WOODLAND
Cali
Alloyd Tuttle
asa
Bank of
bern
Harding to Convene Coal Operators for Wage Talks
President Harding plans to summon representative coal operators from across the nation to Washington Saturday to discuss a conference with miners' leaders on fixing wage scales to end the coal strike. White House conferences with Secretaries Da and Hoover finalized details and an official announcement will follow. Meanwhile Imperial Valley reports its first carload of grapes of the sea shipping to New York, expected July 3, with the prior load netting a figure on June 16.
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WASHINGTON
Harding
United States
tme
White House
Hoover
Lewis
ublun
Div
arc
mine allion
EL CENTRO
CAI
Imperial valley
New York
Twenty-One Men Slain Across Border in Mexican Border Clash
Calertco Cal June 28 Rumors of revolutionary activity in Lower California resurface as unofficial reports say twenty-one men died in and around Slenxhali near Mexicali across the border. One body, believed to be a killed insurgent, was found dragged into an irrigation ditch on the American side two miles east of Mexicali. Seven others were found on the American side. eight believed to be Mexicans. Ranchers reported hearing gunfire Monday night as authorities investigated the border fighting aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CALERTCO
Cal
Lower California
Slenxhali
international boundary
eixit
Mexicali
Mysterious Graf Reported Afire Off Ventura
June 28 Los Angeles New details say a ship near Ventura Cal was reported burning last night. The steamer Humboldt pursued through thick fog eight miles off shore while a radio read from Los Angeles harbor tried to confirm the distress call. Residents in Santa Barbara and Ventura saw lights at sea and suspected a burning vessel as reports placed the light twenty five to thirty miles from port.
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LOS ANGELES
Ventura
Cal
Humboldt
Los Angeles harbor
Bae ber
Teter
Santa Barbara
San Diego
San Francis
Humbold
SAN FRANCISCO
naval
Cal ‘Wei
Prisoners Escape Court Reverses Judgment in Sacramento
In Sacramento on June 28 Arthur Fields and C A Wilkins who had escaped from Sacramento county jail after being held on auto theft conspiracy charges were freed as the Third District Court of Appeal reversed their judgment. The court also reversed the verdict against William Howard but upheld Walter Corbett’s conviction. Corbett and Steward remain in San Quentin.
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SACRAMENTO
Arthur fields
C. a A. Wilkins
Sacramento county
third district call of
William Howard
beamg
Walter Corbett
Steward
Corbett
San
San QUGNEIR PYISEr
Pields
Wilkins aid dloward
appelate
arima
Carden Named U.S. Attorney for Hawaii District
President Harding nominated William YT Carden to the United States district attorney post for Hawaii. The announcement came June 28 as the administration set appointments for the Pacific territory. Carden’s selection follows prior legal work in the islands and signals continued federal presence in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. CARDEN
KAWAI WASHINGTON
William YT. Carden
Harding
United States
district of Kawaii
Baseball Box Scores From Detroit and Other Games
Baseball scores from Detroit show Chicago 9 Detroit 22 in a high scoring game. Other games include Cleveland vs St Louis and Philadelphia vs Boston with runs and pitcher notes mentioned. Washington and New York also played with listed line scores and key pitchers named.
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DETROIT
Chicago
Leverenle
alk
Oidbwin
Olvson
Bassler
Manion
Paes
EL St. Louss
Cleveland
Kolp
Seviid
Morutton
Able
Keefe
O'Neill
PHILADELPHIA
RHE
Boston
Kerr, Watson
Ruel
Hasty
Perkins
WASHINGTON
New York
National League box scores from New York and Boston games
Philadelphia and New York split in the opening game with Meadows Winters and others credited. Boston hosts Brooklyn while Chicago battles Pittsburgh with Hamilton Gooch Aldridge and O'Farrell noted. In the second game Philadelphia posts seven hits against New York as Singleton and Peters feature in the lineup.
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NEW YORK
Philadelphia
Meadows
Winters
WHenline
Peters
J. Barnes
Causey
Smith
Jennard
Snyder
BOSTON
Brooklyn
Vante
Mamoux
ette Quiilan
O'Neil
CHICAGO
R. H. EL Pittsburg
Hamilton
Aldriage
Osborne
Jones
O'Farrell
q Singleton
vison
l Peters
Ryan
N P League Campaigns To Regain National Presence
The N P League pushes to reestablish influence in national races as endorsements shape the field for United States Senate and other posts. Key figures include Por ter J. Medtumber and Isnn Jraster with Townley’s activity cited as core to the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PAGO
N. LA
Jungesitig
Associated Press
cimlidities
Hell
Pepitlicans
Worth Duikela
Sulis
United State
Frazier
McCumber Furst
Porter J. Medtumber
Senate finance committees
Repohhain
Isnn Jraster
echo
ard Onnahby Meliira
BleCander
Benatar McCumber
R. A. Nestos
Lynn J. Bragier
Townley
A. C. Townley
dinely league
Railroad crash near Prairie Home kills engineer
Near Prairie Home Nebraska a Chicago Island and Pacific line passenger train derailed after heavy rain damaged the road bed. Engineer Cla nman from Fairbury was killed and several passengers sustained minor injuries as five coaches and the engine piled up. The accident followed heavy rains blamed for the derailment.
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LINCOL
W. Neb
Neb
Depot and Bank Robberies Reported in Kansas
Denver dispatch says two men robbed the Linen Pacific railroad depot and Winona State Bank at Winona Kansas last night. Police pursued the suspects toward Walling Colorado but the bandits remained at large as officers intensified the nationwide search.
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DENVER
Linen Pacific
Winona State Bank
Winona
Bans
cathy
Walling
Colo
cording
Denver Times
uesgroes
rohhary
Investigation sought of New York Cotton Exchange operations
Washington June 2. A resolution introduced today by Representative Vinson Lempert Georgi calls for a full investigation of the operation of the New York cotton exchange and its associations. The measure aims to examine practices, governance, and potential misconduct within the exchange and related bodies. The move reflects concerns about market integrity and regulatory compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASTIINGTON
New York curton exchange
Vinson
Lemperst
Georgi
Senator Claims Whole County Disloyal
Washington June 28 Senator Myers Democrat Montana charged that the people of Wootlamson County Withais appeared to have given approval to the killing of non union men in Werrin in a senate statement noting an instance of an entire county one hundred per cent disloyal to the United States at its constitution The remarks marked a sharp rebuke to local loyalties and national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Wootlamson county
Withais
nontunion min
Werrin
Myers
Montana
senate
United States
Diamond broker says he was robbery victim
St. Louis June 28 Morgis Shin derman a Chicago diamond broker said he was robbed of 67900 dollars in diamonds and jewelry while en route to Mexico Missouri yesterday. Kent Storey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. LOUIS
Morgis Shinderman
Chicago
breker
Mexico
Kent Storey
Troops Move Against Rebels in Mexican Turmoil
June 28 report from Tampico says federal troops pursue rebels after a spate of incidents. Kidnapping of Bruce Hielaski in Morelos and seizure of Cortes Oil Co property near Tampico with forty workers detained are described as isolated acts. War Secretary Serrano has not received official word, and no local confirmation reached Tampico of a broader Royal interests seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MENTCO CIPY
Associated Press
Bruce Hielaski
Morelo
Tampico
Serrano
Cortes Oil Company
forly
Tim
Guadalupe Sanches
Laarti Ghimpaigh
reaion
Washington
Cox 10 Tour All of Europe
New York June 28 The Associated Press reports James M Cox of Ohio former Democratic presidential candidate sailed for Europe to observe the consequences of the current Washington administration. He plans to study international conditions and communicate findings.
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COX
ALL
EUROPE
NEW YORK
Diessi
Tfarding
league of Nations
James M. Cox
Ohio
Washington
Tinephia
Wu Pei-fa backs federal system for reunited China
Goen Wu Pei-fa dominant Northern Chinese figure endorses Gen Chen Chiung-ming idea for a federal China modeled on the United States with a reorganized republic to be known as the United States of China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PERING
Associated Press
Goen
Wu Pei-fa
China
Chen Chiung-ming
South
United States of America
ina
Disabled veteran seeks to take his own life in San Francisco
Fred Weber, a wounded World War veteran from St. Louis attending the Disabled American Veterans convention, ingested poison tablets in a San Francisco office lobby and lies in serious condition. He claimed he was denied admission to Letterman General Hospital at the Presidio, but hospital officials deny any visit and say they would have admitted him if ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN FRANCISCO
Fred Weber
St. Louis
Letterman General hospital
Presidio of
Weber
Assassin's Bullet Takes Life Of Judge Wing At Track
Arthur A. Zeigler former Chicago jockey shot Judge Wing at the track after Wing refused him entry to ride. Wing was hit five times then died at St Mary's hospital. Zeigler, who shot himself, died at the same hospital after counselor attempts failed. Wing, 28, was a beloved racing official once a San Francisco writer, praised for discipline and mercy. The Vancouver suspension and license denial sparked the fatal incident. Races for the day were canceled and Wing's burial will be in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear Wing
Reno
Arthur A. Zeigler
Chicago
Wing
beast
Zeigler
Judge Wing
sod
George W. Schilling
San francisco
Jie
James Wood Coffroth
Wing Abs
pratere
Sur
Heigler
Zeigter
Los Angeles
J. 2
Atkin
Ziegler
pantons
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FREE STATE FORCE
Fowler Memorial Hall
NATIONAL GUARDSMEN
ENGINEERS ISSUE BULLETIN
Disabled Soldiers
BORDER LINE
YSTERIOUS
N.P. LEAGUE
North Dakota
Frazier vs. McCumber
KANSAS
N. Y
LEON WING
A. A. Zaigler
A. A. Zeigler
Judge
Self
Vancouver
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