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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
1
Reports from Dublin describe Free Staters attacking defensive positions and insurgent hot zones as fighting intensifies across the city. Fires and shelling disrupt daily life while officials seek calm and ceasefire avenues amid military operations and rising casualties.
The Provisional Irish Free State government gains a substantial victory over insurgent Republicans in Dublin, signaling progress toward peace and solid government. Reports from Dublin indicate ongoing clashes as regulars advance, with De Valera still missing and details limited by communication difficulties.
A new council for the general work of propagation has been formed in Rome. It develops the century-old French Catholic mission center at Lyons Brane, transferred to Rome by the pope. The council includes representatives from nations led by Monsignor Fumaxeni Biondi as president, and the United States is represented by Monsignor O'Hearn, rector of the American college in Rome.
Reports from Topeka and St Louis detail continued strike impact on rail traffic with officials claiming near total effectiveness. Synopses cite federal injunctions, sympathy walkouts, and mobilization of state troops as patrols consider adding force to curb disruptions across Midwest lines.
Reports from Slater Missouri indicate a conference between Governor Fyda and Adjutant General Tripp to decide if troops will be sent to guard the Pennsylvania rail shops tied to a strike. Meanwhile federal judges enjoined Illinois Central workers at Mounds Centrailia Mattoon and St Louis from interference or picketing during a temporary injunction. Indiana Adjutant General Smith to decide if state troops are needed to protect Pennsylvania rail yard work in Logansport.
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