Four Courts under fire as Dublin siege continues
Dublin dispatch reports the east wing of the Four Courts battered by artillery with garrisons holding out. Brigadier Daley leads Free State forces across the Liffey, 33 prisoners taken, as desperate fighting continues amid two minute truces and shattered gates. Washington invites coal strike negotiators to meet President Harding to begin settlement talks with John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers attending.
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London
Dublin
Four Courts
Rory O'Connor
Liam Mellowes
Washington
White House
United States
Harding
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Melaage
Multiple North American rail and political items in brief
Alve Nebraska to Chicago rail wreck report lists engineer McLennan dead, fireman Dart fatally injured, mail clerk Omer injured. 50 mph speed. passengers escaped harm. Peking shows Wu Pei Fu endorsing a United States of China style federal system. Chicago notes National Industrial Traffic League backing rail wage cuts. St Louis reports Lemp Brewing sale at public auction for 588,500. Washington census shows white population 36,398,958 foreign born or with foreign-born parents. Lincoln notes state hail insurance adjusters to 80 counties with heavy losses in several counties.
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Alve
Neb
Rock Island
W. N. McLennan
Henry Dart
Roy Omer
Washington
Department of Commerce
Lincoln
State Hall
L. G. Brian
State Department
Brian
Phelps County
Polk
York
Hamilton
Platte
Butler
Seward
Clay
Fillmore
Buffalo
Danyon
Valley
Political advertisement for Robert G. Simmons in Nebraska
A political ad features Robert G. Simmons home on a western Nebraska homestead. It notes his University of Nebraska ties, Army service in 1917, and roles as alumni association president and lawyer. The message promises a square deal for farmers, lower freight rates, fair rates, and development of Central and Western Nebraska under a progressive, energetic leadership.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska, College of Ww
University of Nebraska Alumni Association
Central
Nebraska Secretary Certifies Primary Ballot Candidates 1922
The secretary certifies that named persons filed petitions and meet all legal requirements to appear on the July 18 1922 Nebraska primary ballot. Electors and official filings are acknowledged, with eligibility for nomination to designated offices.
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Nebraska
Darius M. Amsberry
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United States of China
Peking
Wu Pei-Fu
China
Chen Chiung Ming
South
United States of America
Chicago
National
St. Louis
William J. Lemp Brewing Company
Buey
Robert G. Simmons
Congress
Adam McMullen
Beatrice
Bruno
Hostetler
Office OF the Secretary OF State
THE
State OF
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Prohibition
Republican
Progressive
Albert H. Byrum
Bloomington
J. N. Norton
J. No
GEO
Grand Island
Jonn M. Johnson
University Place
Fred G. Johnson
Hastings
James Pearson
Moorefield
William R. Mellor Lincoln Rp
J. Mulgin
cAlbion
Thomas J. Cronin
Omaha
T. A. Axtell
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Fairbury
AL CG
Warrington
Mason City
Pdward Sughrotte Bartley
Dan Swanson
Fremont
Epward
Sughroth Bartley
Kk. C. Knudson
Genoa
K. C. Knudson
Robert S. Hutchinson
Albion
Charles D. Robinson
Red Cloud
Philip H. Kohl
Wayne Ie. R. Bee Weet
Harry Grover West
Lincoln W. M. Stebbins
Gothenburg
George E. Hal Franklin M. B. Myers
Albert v. Johinson
Pierce
Kenneth W. McDonald
Floyd N
Lincoln O. S. Spillman
Bridgeport
George C. Porter
Morrill Weesee
Floyd L. Bollen
Lincoln WILLIAM C._ DORSEY
Otto W. Meier
Ee T.incoln
W. T. Thompson
Orville I. Jones
Harry BR. Fleharty
Omaha Railway
Harry L. Cook
Dale P. Stough
Dale P. David Robinson
Chadron
David Diamond
Norm
Jincoln Stough
Ame
Reese
Thomas I. Haull
Verdon
Fred c. Axres
Charles A. Randall
Ween
John O. Yesser
Frank John
Clarence A. Davis
Holdredge Co
H. Gustafson Lincoln
Charles W. Beans
Charles W. Beal
Lanigan
Greeley
Scottsbluff
Bruno O. Hostetler
Kearney
William E. Flynn
North Platte
Big Springs
KROH
Ogallala
W. Johnson
Potter IB
K. Bushee
Kimball
Walter K. Hodgkin
Sidney Geo. A. Ernst
Leon Fine
Sidney
Andy Brott
Potter
Eee
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Supreme Court
Sixth Judicial District
Epemont
James R. Dean
John M Matzen
Broken Bow
Charles W. Taylor
William H. Westover
Blue Hill
W. A. Dunbar
Gresham
Anthony T. Monahan
Anson H. Bigelow
J. O. Shroyer Humboldt
Arthur G. Wray
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
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