Four Courts Surrender Marks Free State Victory in Dublin
Dublin reports the Four Courts building, stronghold of Rory O Connor's insurgents, fell to Free State troops at 4 pm. Officials say the entire garrison, including top officers, were captured. O Connell and prominent leaders were detained or liberated. Bombardment and street fighting preceded the collapse with mines and pockets of resistance late into the day.
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Rory’ O'Connor
Free State
Associated Press
Dublin
Poor Courts
Irish Republican
Rory O'Connor
Lyon Mellows
O'Connell
Ernest O'Mally
O'Daley
O'Connor
Four Courts
Irish Republican Army
Rory O'Conner
Sisno
Bethmean
Tithene
Airpline
Sbelle
Petia
Provisional Government
Church Street
Winetavern Street
Free State Feresu
Whco
Freeman‘s Journal
Hulldine
Eayn
Thomas Darcy
Darcy
Free Staters
Dr Conrad Huber Dies After Truck Injury
Dr Conrad Huber former pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Richmond died from injuries after being struck by a motor truck in Cleveland Ohio. He was 72 and had served as pastor for about 25 years before becoming missionary superintendent. Survived by widow two daughters a son and a brother he had been active in benevolent work temperance and local charities. Funeral services scheduled for Monday pending location.
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Conrad Huber
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Lakewood
St. Paul's Church
Misa Ethel Hujebr
Paul Bendfeldt
Richmond
William
Haber
Asa
Charitien
Svein! Service
Muuch Tmy
Salion
Huber
St. Paul'’s
St. Paul's
HH. S. James
United Brethren Church
Hic
Mnny
Lowaé
Tahara
Willan Meerhoff
South Ninth Street
Hier
Ar. Huber
Rohlfing
Titchmond
Conrad Haber
Tebinilay
Lakewood Hospital
Weather Forecast for Richmond and Vicinity
Occasional thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Storm center moves eastward likely bringing more general rains across states east of the Rockies. Warmer conditions persist with a risk of cooler spells during thunderstorm breaks. In Indiana showers and thunderstorms expected with a cooler north portion Saturday.
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Richmond
W. E. Moore
Rocky Mountins
Sereg SG
Rocky Mountains
Minnedoss
Manitoba
Canada
Indiana
United States Weather Bureau
Morgan orders guards as West Virginia miners march
Charleston West Virginia June 30 two companies of the National Guard were sent into the Cabin Creek and Paint Creek districts to halt an incipient march against mines operating on the open shop basis. Governor Morgan ordered mobilization after reports of men gathering and marching toward Dry Branch. Local authorities kept quiet on details, but troops moved from Charleston with state policemen and volunteers to block the march toward Dry Branch and the mining camps.
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Charleston
Herrin
West
Paint
Cabin Creeks
Sherrin
Associated Press
W. Va
National Guard
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
Morgan
Dry Branch
Dry Branch Coal Company
Mack B. Lille
State Police
Natonal
Guild
150Th Infantry
Arnold
Handley
West Branch Mining Company
Coalburg Colliery Company
Ronda
Wet Branch
The
Coalburg Every Company
Hearing Set On Restraining Abington School Bond Sale
A Wayne circuit court hearing will decide a restraining order blocking the sale of 30 500 worth of Abington township school bonds. Samuel Clevenger, acting as township taxpayer, filed for the injunction against trustee Emmet J. Wright, contending the issue exceeds the two percent cap of assessed valuation, based on the 1822 assessment cited in the petition.
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Abington Township
Wayne Circuit Court
Samuel Clevenger
Clevenger
Emmet J. Wright
Mievenger
Semenoff Permitted to Land for Medical Treatment
Gregorie Semenoff, former ataman of the Cossacks and noted antisoviet leader, has been permitted to land at Nagasaki to receive medical treatment. The exact illness is not disclosed in the latest information received this evening.
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Semenoff
Tokio
Gregorie Semenoff
Nagasaki
Richmond party aboard fine Italian liner speeds to Naples
A Richmond group touring European art centers on the Conte Rosso, Tal ian Floyd Sobando liner, arrived in Naples after a quick transatlantic voyage. The party includes Misses Bartel, Bond, June Robinson, Agnes and Louise Meerhoff of Richmond, with Mrs. Johnston and other companions. Dr. Venturini of Monte Carlo serves as ship’s surgeon on the voyage.
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Naples
Italy
Palladium
Conte Rosso
Talian Floyd
Frazier Takes Lead Over Sen McCumber In North Dakota
Fargo dispatch reports Lyon J. Frazier, recalled nonpartisan league governor, leading over incumbent Senator Porter J. McCumber in North Dakota Republican U S senate race. League and newspaper tallies varied. Nestos led Baker for governor. Rural precincts and other races awaited results as returns flowed in from 1,100 plus precincts.
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Frazier
Sen. M’cumber
North Dakota
Fargo
N.D
Lyon J. Frazier
Feague
United States
Porter J. McCumber
Imiene
Grand Forks Herald
Fargo Courier-News
League
McCumber
Friarsier
R. A. Nestos
B. F. Baker
Nestos
Baker
Neston
Injured Aviator Dies After Plane Crash in Indiana
Major Wilber M. Fagley, 29, commander of the 137th observation squadron of the Indiana National Guard, died in Kokomo after a Nieuport monoplane crash near Frankfort. Engine failure caused a descent while banked. high grass tipped the craft, fracturing his spine and leaving him paralyzed from the hips down. An X ray confirmed dislocation of the seventh vertebrae.
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Toney Kokomo
Ind
Wilber M. Fagley
Fagley
137Th
Indiana National Guard
Frankfort
U S Officials Hope for Farmers Favor on Subsidy Stand
Washington June 20 Administration officials indicated support for ship subsidy arguments amid pending congression al legislation. President Harding told a White House dinner with farmers representatives that agriculture now hinges on world trade and a strong merchant marine. Secretary Wallace, Senator Capper, and Charles S Barrett joined the discussion on farm credits and consolidating war bills to aid former bor rowers.
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Associated Press
Washington
Administration
Thay
Congress
Harding
White House
Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Mr. Harding
United States
Wallace
Capper
Senate Agricultural Bioc
Charles S. Barrett
National Farmers’ Tnlon
Truck Service Prepared In Event Of Rail Strike
In case of a general rail stoppage Richmond could mobilize 150 motor trucks for overland transportation to move goods and maintain supply lines amid the disruption.
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Richmond
Lightning Demolishes Maze Barn and Fire Loss In Indiana
Lightning caused heavy loss to Maze property near Brownsville Indiana including a large barn and hay. The transfer association holds 40000 in insurance for trucks of one to five tons owned by members. In another report eight hundred motor trucks would be available for emergency transport if rail strikes occur. Two boys drown after water accidents in St Marys river area.
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Uta Donker
Eastern Indiana Transfer Association
Priday
Brownsville
Ind
George
Transfer Association
Yie
Burt
Indianapolis
Pot Wayne
St. Mary's
Indiana
Theodore Porter
Glen
Ared
Ure
Penny Trains Here Not Much Affected By Strike
W C Higgenbottom, superintendent of the Richmond division of the Pennsylvania system, predicts most repair work would halt only if a strike order is issued. He notes several departments have agreed to direct dealings with road managers, and local shops prepare for partial operation in case of a general railway repairmen strike.
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United States Labor Board
W. C. Higgenbottom
Richmond
Pennsylvania
Cas
Miggeobotion
Transportation Department
Mayor George Oles Quietly Resigns Amid Bitter Accusations
Youngstown Ohio June 30 George L Oles resigned as mayor after six stormy months admitting public troubles and enemies. He blamed business leaders who backed wage petitions and boasted of limited achievements like cleaning the public square and curfew enforcement while claiming to have reduced booze and improved traffic. A removal petition was filed with Gov Davis but not acted on.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
George L. Oles
Oles
Lfe
Bers
Youngtown
Davis
Striking Rail Shop Craft Unions Face Board Probe
Chicago June 30 railroad board subpoenas six shop craft heads over a threat by 400000 show men to strike. Only three leaders attended, with Jewell and Healy absent. The board seeks to constrain contracting to outsiders and preserve overtime rules, while rail executives push a unified stance against the government if the strike proceeds.
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Chicago
B. M. Jewell
United States Railroad Board
Labor Board
Jewell
International Shop Union
Healy
E. H. Fitzgerald
Clerks’ Union
E. F. Grable
Maintenance of Waymen
D. W. Helt
United States Railroad
Vitalie
Mne
W. G. Blerd
Alten
M. Felton
Chicago Great Western
H. BE. Byram
Milwaukee
St. Paul
W. H. Finley
Northwestern
A. H. Smith
Bie
Hale Holden
Colorado and Southern
FP. W. Underwood
Erie
Ralph Budd
Great Northern
Michigan Central
Indiana Harbor Belt
New York Central
C. N. Whitehead
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
F. H. Alfred
Pete Marquette
J. M. Kurn
Frisco
St. Louis
Brownsville
Western
Association of Railway Executives
Call
W. A. Johns
J. W. Kulne
J. A. Franklin
J. J. Hynes
Bheet Metal Workers
James
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W. Virginia
June Robinson
the Palladium
Europe
Miss H Robinson
Lynn J. Frazier
U.S
George Oles
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