Dublin Four Courts battle ends as ir regulars surrender
In Dublin the Four Courts fell under Free State assault after heavy shelling and mine explosions. Irregulars surrendered with leaders including O'Malley and O'Connor, while dozens were wounded or killed and about 33 prisoners were taken. Cleanup and security measures followed.
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Irish Provisional Government
Ernest O'Malley
Irish Free State
Roderick O’connor
Liam Fellowes
Free State
Your Courts
J. Leonard
Marron
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O'Tolle
Free Staters
O’connor
Oscar ‘Traynor
Bandit Raid in Philadelphia Ends with Injuries
In Philadelphia on July 3 eight men attempted a hold up at the Textile National Bank area. One bandit is believed killed and two bank runners plus a policeman were slightly injured in the pistol fight.
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Philadelphia
National Bank
Frazier Appears To Defeat McCumber In North Dakota Gop Primary
Washington reports indicate former Gov Lynn Frazier leads in North Dakota after early results show McCumber with a growing gap in urban precincts. A 20 000 plurality estimate from Ladd references city strength while rural areas remain uncounted.
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Washington
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Lynn Frazier
McCumber
Ladd
Frazier
Senate Chamber
State Board
MccCumber
Gasoline Prices Rise Again in Chicago
Chicago reports a 1 cent per gallon hike in refined oil products with gasoline at 25 cents a gallon. Officials cite higher crude costs and the closing of smaller refineries as reasons for the price advance.
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Chicago
Train collision kills children near Allegan Michigan
A northbound Michigan Central train struck an automobile near Allegan ten miles north of Kalamazoo. Two children, Bernice Wheatley five and Perden Haas, died instantly. Fern Hays four and Maxine Hays two were seriously injured along with a woman and two other children.
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Allegan
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Bernice Wheatley
Perden Haas
Fern’ ‘Hays
Maxine Hays
Flood at Billings Trails Heavy Rains
Floods hit Billings Montana as heavy rains wash out railroad tracks and flood creeks and streets. Local crews work to assess damage after storms on July 3.
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Billings
Mont
U S Labor Board Adjourns Parley Over Rail Strike
Chicago July 3 The United States railroad labor board adjourned a meeting to avert a nationwide strike with no decisive results. B M Jewell and Timothy Healy defied attendance while Grable pledged to postpone a strike until July 3. Hooper urged board action but offered only potential wage review when conditions warrant.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
B M. Jewell
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
B. T. Grable
Maintenance of Waymen
Timothy Healy
Brotherhood of Stationary Engineers and Firemen
Ben W. Hooper
Mr. Jewell
Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Grable
Hooper
Gable
Russia Lifts Ban On Mail To Citizens
Washington reports the Soviet government has removed limits on foreign mail to Russia. Personal use items such as clothing shoes and printed matter may be sent by parcel post without prior foreign trade approval though most parcels are still subject to customs duties. Package weight maximum is twelve pounds.
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Washington
Russia
Post Office Department
Foreign Trade Department
Milk price rise eyed in St Louis stores
The St Louis Missouri retail milk price is expected to increase by 10 to 12 cents a quart, with pints rising from 6 cents. Officials cite higher handling costs hot dry weather and butter market gains as reasons for the anticipated rise.
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St. Louis
US Market Report July week end June 23 crops livestock
The report covers hay and feed prices across cities, grain market trends from weather shifts, and cash futures. It lists No 1 timothy and alfalfa prices, corn and wheat futures, and cash prices, plus fruit and vegetable notes, live stock prices at Chicago and farm price averages. It includes dairy butter and cheese price points from major markets.
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Kansas City
Prairie
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Iowa
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Virginia
Norfolk
North Carolina
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Wisconsin
Young Americas
Mrs Len Small Buried in Kankakee Illinois
Ida Moore Small died at her home after apoplexy. Burial at Mound Grove cemetery followed a simple Methodist service. Governor Small and his family attended with friends as thousands gathered at the governor’s home lawn before the service. Reverend R F Eckley read the ceremony and dropped a white lily into the grave. State and city officials joined locals at the funeral.
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Mil
Ida Moore Small
Mound Grove
Governor Small
R. F. Eckley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alfred Bettinger Dies In Cincinnati at Sixty Eight
Alfred Bettinger longtime Cincinnati lawyer and president of the Ohio National Life Insurance Co died at his home after a prolonged illness. He had practiced law in Cincinnati for 46 years and was 68 years old.
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Cincinnati
aAlfred Bettinger
Ohio National Life. Insurance
Nancy
Brummell & Co
Featherhead
Smith & Co
Mr. Smith
Smith
Peters
Mr. Bottomley
Enbright
Detroit Vote Pulls 10 to 1 for National Brotherhood
A cryptic July 1 beamish note reports a 10 to 1 vote in Detroit favoring the formation or endorsement of a national Brotherhood. The fragment references idioid terms and suggests organizational backing.
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Fay F
National Id Brotherhood
Improved Uniform International Sermon Excerpt
A 1922 Western Newspaper Union publication of Improved Uniform International by Rev. P B Fitzwater from Moody Bible Institute outlines Bible study themes for daily lessons. It emphasizes accessible language and practical application for readers seeking guidance.
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Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
Newspaper Union
How God Answered Daniel's Prayer in Babylon
Lesson outlines Daniel 2 focusing on Nebuchadnezzar's forgotten dream and its interpretation. It covers the prayer meeting led by Daniel, the dream's content with the statue representing empires from gold to iron, and the future kingdom of heaven established by Christ. It notes the sequence from Babylon to Gentile dominance and ends with the millennial vision of Messiah's literal reign.
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Christ
God
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Nebuchadsnezzar
Kingdom of Heaven
Heaven
Roman Empire
Messiah
What's One to Do
A serialized tale with a witty narrator recounting career mishaps and romantic near-misses. A young woman describes her hard early career in offices, the advances of several bosses, and a cheeky refusal that leads to a dramatic escape during a holiday.
Gauche Girl and Senate Saas Johnson Quotation
Fragmentary text shows a quote attributed to Gauche Girl and Senate Saas Johnson with unclear context and wording. No further details or dates are readable to establish event or stakes.
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Senate
Saas Johnson
Ini Anh
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