Irish Called to Join Arm of Free State Guerrilla Conflict
Fires devastated O’Connell Street area as insurgents faced final surrender. Provisional Free State forces claimed control after a night of heavy fighting. Casualties included numerous wounded and at least one sniper killed. property damages reached millions of pounds across ruined buildings. Local crowds gathered, fearing further unrest as authorities announced continued operations and recruitment for the Free State’s arm.
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ARM OF Free State
Dees
Dubin
GmThe
Trey
Stati
Tehinece
O'conpell
Miha Cs Barion
Sainister
Eirenigs
Hilder
P.m
Art O'Connor
Granville Floil
Cythal Urogha
Iquatlee
Jan Mariborough
Heeyeven Mdm
Deering
Talbot
Kaale
Dadved
Battle drifts and setbacks mark Irish conflict news
Reports from Cork and Waterville describe Irish forces seizing property and using schools as headquarters as Free Staters and Republicans exchange terms. De Valera warns Britain and provisional government due to rising tensions while Belfast Dublin communications resume with limited permits for northern travelers. An American transport note from Waco mentions an extension project planned for August 10 linking towns in Texas.
Missing Vale Ay Infers Unknown Wounding In Battle
Fragmented OCR text shows references to Vale, injuries, and enemy action. Notable names include Charla Usirgerss and The Avale. The passage suggests a contested encounter with missing status, wounds, and uncertain outcome, but details are unreadable.
No Political Trade Over Police Confirmation
Commissioner Wright denounces political trades in police confirmation debates. He supports Captain Van Riper’s merit and calls for confirming Van Riper without political concessions, while criticizing calls to trade for Ki jereby or other replacements. The piece notes a tense dispute over police leadership and municipal budget politics.
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Patire
Albert O. van Viver
Ulane
Werth
Ulek
Cotomiasioner
Vira
Wright
Williaw
Jereby
Yan
Kieden
Cozi
Cue Inc
Stevens
van Winer
Rebet
von Ty
van Tinte Forse Worth
van Riper
Commissioner Faces Public Debate On Black Section Stand
The commissioner stated that decades of service prove his stance and urged honesty from the Black section to acknowledge leadership, while Acting Chief Wat Triner has received payment for the first month serving as acting police chief.
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Jie
Ite
Wat Triner
Police
Fle
World education conference plans discussed near Boston
A report from a Maine superintendent outlines plans for a 1928 world conference on education. Invitations will go to five countries to join the United States in forming an international educational association and a peace exhibition is proposed. The committee also favors establishing a federal department of education with a secretary.
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Boston
Mass
Thomasg
Auguste
Maine
America
A Department of Education
Coinage declines as yearly mint output drops sharply
Fragmented report notes a fall in coinage production with the year ending decline in mint outputs. It mentions varying mint activity across the country and a large number of pieces in specified denominations, while outlining financial value changes and unidentified figures linked to the calendar year.
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Washington
British Trade Grows as Exports Rise and Coal Output Declines
British trade shows gains in coal and cotton exports to the United States and Latin America. Reports from officials note resumed work at a coal mine in Britain and a tentative daily output of about SH tons, with uncertainty over a near term increase. A separate notice covers a rewards decision by the attorney general related to a convicted inmate killed during an escape attempt.
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Wistingum
Daly
Tanto
Lei
Great Britain
Atiavne Meiesa
Ronebo
Chiltan
Rail Strike Drags On As Railroads Warn Loss of Seniority
The Railway Employers Executive Committee reports no majority of workers remain on strike. Railroads warn that those who do not return will lose seniority rights. Industry-wide unrest shows varied participation across lines with some railways at high work levels, others largely shut down. A peace effort is reiterated by AFL official M. Jewell, while federal boards seek to mediate and plan to open commissaries to aid families during the disruption.
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Association of Railay Execusiveu
Chicago
Santa Fe
Murtintoil
Hack Island
Southern Pacific
Tulon Pacific
Jewell Pawers
IOF
Ehep
Evatts
BLM
Jewell
Railway Suploves Department
Adecican Federation of Labor
Am Bettet
Hiar
Bet W. Hooper
Ated States Failrond Labor Board
Sewell
Statrmoent
Teun
Basiv of Press
Geome
Anbor
Tay
Clinicumu Hoon
Mie Tewell
Sidlecagion
Draftsmen, soldiers named in San Francisco call up
San Francisco officials report 38 men of military age tapped by Southern, Western divisions to be drafted for county service. Railroads say 4 percent back in Los Angeles raid. Sacramento shops near regular force. Governor says he will meet attorney general’s rep today to discuss pension, coinage, and legal matters related to mobilization.
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San Francisco
Call, Joly
California
Cle County
Wdny
Los Angele
Humberh
Wille al Tuseak
Avixoun
Sacramento
Ruseviie
Batarse
Troopa Wanit
Jefferson City
A. SM
Attorney General
Reating Is Repaired and Railway Strike Tension Discussed
A rough report from Washington notes talks about intricating strike issues in the railway sector. Officials in St Louis and Springfield report union leaders claim widespread walkouts with significant impact on fire safety and food distribution. Employers’ assurances cite readiness to fill positions and provide necessities as the conflict unfolds.
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Fam
Linleyes
St Louis
Otfiehle
Towle
Han Franchuva
Chaffee
Sissausi
Springfield
Miewauri
Gulemmliteseen Miele Feniay
Washington money and business signaled improved conditions
The U S Treasury reports improved business conditions and a higher federal revenue for the year. Government reassessment shows a record fiscal outcome with total receipts near a historic peak, reflecting broader economic progress and higher duties collected.
Fire destroys barns and two autos in Wilcom Township
A fire near Wilcom Township, Nelson County, destroyed a barn and two automobiles and caused about 18 000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported as investigators assess the scene.
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Vaturhia Bartierna
Peoria
Wilcom Ty
Nelson
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