Insurgents Surrender as Dublin Braces for Aftermath
Dublin July 1 AP More than fifty insurgents who held Capel Street area surrendered to government forces and were moved to Wellington barracks. Four Courts still burning as Eamon De Valera commands in Sackville Street area while Republicans fortify hotels and post office. Casualties total estimated near one hundred with about forty dead.
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Dublin
Capel Street
Wellington Barracks
National Army
Four Courts
Eamonn DeVa'ora
Sackville Street
Post Office
Econom
Hammans
Eamonn DeValera
Sackville
Free State
Capet Street
Rory O’connor
Liam Mellowes
Dail
Navs
Dublin Four Courts reduced as rebels stay under control
London reports the provisional Free State government remains capable after the reduction of the Four Courts in Dublin. Southward unrest worries authorities as Republican sympathy runs strong in Cork and armed action by rebels there is feared.
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London
Strenghold
Dublin
Free State
Cork
Rebels poised to seize Cork city and key posts
Report from Cork dated July 1 says Republicans mobilize to take the city and occupy strategic centers. Several buildings including the general post office are listed as likely to be seized by insurgents.
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Cork
Cereteric Points
Big line bridge south of Drogheda blown up
The main line bridge two miles south of Drogheda was demolished severing railway communication between Belfast and Dublin.
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Belfast
Drogheda
Dublin
Defense rests in Woods murder trial
In Salt Lake City on July 1 the defense rested in the Omer R Woods murder case. The court viewed the Woods apartment scene where Mrs Woods body was found. The case alleges Woods killed his wife and set the residence ablaze and that he insured her for 16000 dollars. Tee Lee Woods testified for the defense and Le Roy Dean testified about two men seen near the Woods building before fire crews arrived.
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Ralt Lake City
Omer R. Woods
Woods
Tee Lee Woods
le Roy Dean
Mob lynches trio assault suspects in Georgia
In Jessup Georgia on June 1 James Harvey and Joe Jordan two Black men convicted of criminal assault and reprieved by Governor Hardwick were taken from a deputy sheriff near Laney Bridge and lynched by a mob. Details on the killing were sparse and local authorities did not release full statements.
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Jessup
Georgia
James Harvey
Joe Jordan
Hardwick
Laney Bridge
Gery Aes
Ogers
Borg
Chicago Rail Strike Grips Nation as Walkout Commences
Rail shopmen strike begins with 400000 workers quitting posts across eastern yards and shops at 10 am. Wages cuts, overtime rules, and contractor rights drive the stoppage while railroads pledge to keep trains moving for now. Authorities view arbitration as final, with union leaders invoking constitutional rights in refusing board mediation.
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Chicago
New Haven
Ton and Albany
Aoridgfield
Massachusetts
Federal Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Coal Miners and Operators Meet with Harding at White House
Fifty miners and operators from both bituminous and anthracite fields, halted since April 1, met with President Harding at the White House to seek a settlement. The talks, in executive session, showed no sign of easing tensions as the parties clashed over semi national wage agreements.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Sis
John L. Lewin
United Mine Workers and District
Hoover
Davis
Fall
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Interior Department
A. M. Ogle
National Coal Association
William Green
United Mine Workers
Tabor
Eight Hundred Guests Arrested At Gauzy Dancers Raid
Chicago July 1 AP eight hundred men guests at the Emil Zola club were arrested in a police raid on early today for indecent public performances. Four dancers, who removed veils, were booked with similar charges and ordered to appear in morals court with Cohen. The raid set a one day arrest record.
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Chicago
Arryee Entertainment
Cohen
Premature Old Men Rumor Sweeps Frisco
In San Francisco a rumor spread that men over 85 were exempt from the Volstead act. Prohibition Director Samuel F. Rutter denied any dispensation and faced visitors claiming extreme age. Octogenarians and others arrived at enforcement HQ seeking exemptions, leaving disappointed.
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San Francisco
Prohibition
Samuel F. Rutter
Prohibition Enforcement
Reprieve for St Bernard Dick Ends Death Threat
A highly publicized case in Landsdale Pennsylvania ends with Magistrate Boorse granting reprieve to Dick the dog a St Bernard mastiff mix after protests from dog lovers. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will care for Dick and owner Jacob Silverman is fined 25 dollars for keeping the animal.
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Landsdale
Boorse
Jacob Silverman
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Silverman
Royal families may be exile motion in Germany
Independent members of the Landtag introduced a motion in Munich calling for legislation to expel all male members of reigning and princely families from Germany. The measure targets the Wittelsbach family and would impose terms of exile from Bavaria for 10 months to five years if any member remains in the country after the act takes effect.
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Munich
Landting
Gi¢rmany
Bavaria
Wittelshech
Estate policy dispute over Denton murder accident ruling
Los Angeles courts will determine if Jacob Denton’s murder was an accident for estate settlement. Louise L. Peete serves life for the crime. The Employes' Liability Jakee Company of London refused payment arguing the policy required accident disclosure within ninety days and that Denton disappeared in September 1920.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jacob Charles Denton
Louise L. Peete
San Quentin Penitentiary
Jakee Company
London
Denton
Hag
Tong War Flares in Frisco as Gun Battle Wounds Leaders
In San Francisco the Suey Sing Tong fights erupt after Chung Gee, its president, is wounded and others are badly beaten. Police monitor a pistol duel that fired more than forty shots near the Coe tal meounds, following the death of Chen and several arrests reported.
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San Francisco
Chung Gee
Suey Sing-Tong
Chen
Denverte Railroad Faces Cut in Freight Rents
Poorly legible item notes regulatory moves affecting freight rates and railroad operations. The fragment references a Denver or related railroad, a regulatory body, and potential cuts in freight charges. No clear dates or entities are readable.
Rail strike broadside spreads across major lines
By noon defections split the east south and central west routes including New York Central and others. Engineers and train crews followed orders and remained on duty while a planned board statement was awaited. In Oakland about 600 Southern Pacific machine shop and roundhouse workers walked off at 10 AM while 650 car yard workers debated joining.
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New York Central
Denver Shopmen Strike Expands Across Four States
Reports from AP indicate nearly all Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and New Mexico shop workers joined the strike by 11 a.m. with large but orderly parades. In Denver 3600 shopmen quit, Albuquerque 1000 Atchison ships walked out, El Paso 1800 joined, Cheyenne 500, and Billings 700 NP workers also stopped. Frank M. Downer banned parades in Denver.
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Denver
Associated Press
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
New Mexico
Arizona
Othern Pacific
Tucson
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
New Mex
el Paso
Cheyenne
Wyo
Colorado and Southern
Chicago
Burlington
Ovines
Billings
Mont
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Butte
Frank M. Downer
Missouri Family Well Intermarried Across Cities
Fragmentary notes describe intermarriage among Missouri families including Well, Bt. Louis and Me. references to Ward's widow and possible connections through sisters and cousins. A quoted source mentions the intermarrying as a “habit” but the details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Louis
Ward
Atria
Robert T
Mass meeting vows no repeat Herrin disaster in rail strike
William H. Hannon of Chicago told 2,000 members of six crafts unions in Chicago that the rail strike will not repeat the Herrin disaster. He said industries profiting from wartime profits seek to keep high gains by cutting railroad workers' wages to levels from twenty years ago. The strike was called to oppose what unions call exorbitant profits.
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Omaha
Neb
William H. Hannon
Chicago
International Machiniets
Ion
Hannon
Labor strike updates and bulletins issued locally
Plans are under way to issue daily bulletins reflecting the current situation. Temporary quarters have been set up near C. hall as railroad officials offered no definite statements today. Indications suggest the strike is fairly complete in Pocatello, but firm figures on participants were not released at press time.
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Wass
Pocatellc
Los Angeles Men Walk Out in Solidarity Across Shops
In the Boutu era Pacific railway shops of Los Angeles workers began walking out at 10 a m in obedience to a union strike order. About 2800 employees were affected as shopmen joined the action across the region and unions claimed high percentage participation in Omaha and western Iowa. Local reports from Omaha indicate 95 to 100 percent walkouts with over 2000 usually employed in shops. Council Bluffs saw near total participation while other western cities reported strong adherence to the strike call.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Boutuera Pacific Railway
Omaha
Sioux City
Nebraska
Iowa
Union
Avific Railway
Council Buffa
Havelock
Neb
Lincoln
Union Ch
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Fremont
South Omaha
Council Bluffs
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Fairbury
Norfolk
Northwestern
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Huron
Aberdeen
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Massive Labor Walkouts Hit Midwest Rail Lines
Reports show large scale quits across Nebraska and surrounding states. Approximately 1500 at Have lock and about 600 at Lincoln. unions claim near total effectiveness in several cities. Chicago and Northwestern line and others report high percentages of workers leaving, with no disorders reported.
Railroad Shopmen Idle In Salt Lake Strike
About 1,000 railroad shopmen in Salt Lake City across the Denver and Rio Grande Western and Union Pacific lines laid down tools at 10 a m. The D R G W workers number 700 and Union Pacific 300 with maintenance staff remaining on the job.
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Ast Lake
Utah
Denver and Rio Grande, Western
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Hundred Quit at Casper
One hundred shop employees of the Galinee and Northwestern railroad halted work at 10 o'clock today in Casper Wyoming. Maintenance workers remained on the job.
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Casper
Wyo
Gaianee and Northwestern Railroad
Union Parade Signals Narrow Ogden Strike Impact
About 400 union workers joined a parade after leaving the Southern Pacific shops in Ogden at 10 am. The superintendent's office reported 47 employees in the affected departments, but gave no figures on how many quit.
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Ogden
Utah
Southern Pacific
Guards Recruited at Idaho Falls Shops
Idaho Falls July 1 194? Eleven men were recruited for guard duty at the Oregon Short Line shops in Idaho Falls. They will work twelve hour shifts at 50 cents per hour. About 30 applicants responded to the sheriff's appeal but transportation was provided for 11.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Poestello
Oregon Short Line
Rebel Chen Chiung Ming Seizes Canton Theater
Canton reports Sun Yat sen criticizes rebels led by Chen Chiung Ming who claim loyalty to the old government. Six warships of the southern navy are seen near Canton prepping to sail, while Sun vows to fight for constitutional order and rejects surrender.
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Canton
Chen
Sun
Ae Hampoa
Chen Chiung Ming
Folloomers
Tam ‘Téad
Peking
South
Hina
Hanes Witt
Routhern
Cheng Chiung-Ming
Mexicans Seize Fuel Property Raid Reported Near Tuxton
A Shaw at Tamplic went sent late says Mexican forces under General Lares raided Palo Blanco camp of a fuel company near Tuxton. An American ton was held, and details of the raid remain unclear as the message is fragmented.
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Washington
Palo Blanco
Penn
Tuxton
Lares
Shaw
Tamplic
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