Rebels Lose Clash With Free Staters At Four Courts
Irish irregulars suffer defeat as Free State forces breach the Four Courts building. Prisoners taken include Ernest O Malley and officers like Connor Fellowes and Liam Pellowes. many insurgents wounded or killed, explosions cause fires as sniping continues and Dublin resumes cleanup operations.
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Liam Fellowes
Oscar Trayner
Dublia
Dublin
Four Courts
Trish Provisional Government
Ernest O.malley
Trish Free State Crepe
Roderick O'Connor
Liam Pellowes
Cig
Free State
Walle
J. Leonard
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Marren
Murtagh
Ovotie
Free Staters
Dawes Ends Budget Chief Term to Return to Chicago
Dawes, the budget director in the first year of the new system, wraps up his duties in Washington and plans to return to private business in Chicago. He says the budget process is established and the government can run efficiently with cooperation. He will join President Harding at the Marion Centennial before leaving with the presidential party for Ole.
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Washington
Dawes
Harding
Marion
Ole
Pather of English Poetry Geoffrey Chaucer
Geoffrey Chaucer is commonly titled the father of English poetry. He pioneered the seven line stanza in English verse and was the first to use the ballad-like form with deliberate structure in early Middle English poetry.
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Pather
Geoffrey Chaucer
Labor Board Adjourns Mine Parley in Rail Strike Crisis
The United States railroad labor board adjourned a conference aimed at averting a nationwide strike without resolving key disputes. BM. Jewell led a defiant push against board authority while promising a strike call for shop crafts at 10 am. Grable and Healy signaled delayed actions, suggesting fractures in the union front and possible collapse of the strike movement.
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Hicngo
United States Railroad Labor Board
BM. Jewell
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
EF. T. Grable
Timothy Healy
Ben W. Agoper
Mr. Jewell
Labor Board
Ti. M. Jewell
Labor Board Hearing Sees Tentative Strike Postponement
Subpoenas were issued at the start of the session for two lenders. Mr Heal appeared but was not questioned. Mr Jewel’s status was unclear. Mr Grable spoke of rising living costs and wage reductions. Chairman Hooper said the board would consider the wage situation and possible increases. The union lender promised to delay the strike until at least July 3.
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Jaet
Heal
Kernlee
Jewel
Grable
Ben W. Hooper
Labor Board
Hooper
Gable
Tober
Harding to Deliver Plain Talk on Mining Strike
President Harding and four cabinet members plan bluntly cautioning both operators and miners at the White House to settle the Mose months strike immediately. Hoover, Davis, Dougherty, and Fall will join the talks to represent operators, miners, legal safeguard, and neutral mining interests respectively. The aim is to avert coal famine and industrial paralysis by urging remedial changes or government action to protect the public.
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Harding
Witte House
Commerce
Hoover
Davis
Dougherty
Inerior
Daugherty
Fall
National Guard Mobilizes in West Virginia and Colorado Mines
Gov. Morgan orders two companies of West Virginia National Guard into Cabin Creek and Paint Creek districts after reports of marching miners. In Colorado nine companies of the National Guard mobilize across seven towns following railroad bridge fires and mine damage. Col. Hamrock says mobilization is to preserve order, not martial law, as radicals are blamed for unrest.
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Gen. Charnock
Cabin Creek
Charleston
W. Va
National Guard
Paint Creek
Kanawha County
Morgan
Dry Branch
Denver
Colo
Colorado National Guard
Colorado
Patrick J. Hamrock
Shoup
Col
Hamrock
Walsenburg
Huerfano County
Ideal
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Rouge
Stella May
Red Ash
Louisville
Boulder County
Prohibition Seaplane Engaged in Cape Florida Battle
Pilot Stanley Hubbard was wounded in the hand when a liquor boat near Cape Florida opened fire as it fled at about 11 o clock. Hubbard and aides returned fire with machine guns, but the smugglers vanished and the coast guard could not trace the craft. This marked the first clash between a prohibition plane and a liquor runner in these waters.
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Miami
Fla
Stanley Hubbard
Cape Florida
Hubbard
Coast Guard
Prohibition
Hquer
Harding Asks Farmers Aid For Ship Subsidy
President Harding urged agricultural leaders to back ship subsidy legislation, arguing a strong merchant marine ties farm production to overseas trade. He said agricultural output is linked to world markets as manufacturing is, needing foreign demand to handle surplus crops.
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Administration
Harding
Spearing
Lasker
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Shipping Board
United States
Government vows to keep trains moving amid rail labor dispute
Washington warns railroads and workers that wage cuts and layoffs must end. The White House asserts Railway Labor Board rulings as federal policy and promises full support to enforce them. Both sides are told that a strike will face all government measures to keep trains running.
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Washington
White House
Railway Labor Board
Chicago
000 000 Men Lay Down Their Tools
Maintenance of way crews across the country were instructed to stay on the job as a nationwide work stoppage affected rail traffic and operations. No further details provided in readable text.
Railway shopmen strike on 23 lines led by Jewel
Four hundred thousand railway shopmen on twenty three roads went on strike this morning. The stoppage was undertaken without the Railway Labor Board’s response at last Friday’s peace meeting. B M Jewel presided over the strike effort.
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Evening
Chicago
B. M. Jewel
Railway Department
American Federation of Labor
Railway Labor Board
His Choice: Twin Brothers Fight for Favor in Boston
Tommy is allowed to visit his newborn twin brothers and instantly picks the redheaded one, claiming he will be the best fighter. The scene, reported by the Boston Transcript, captures a child’s amused certainty about a sibling’s future strength.
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Tommy
Federal finance teams mobilize for July 3 conference
Special report from Detroit July 1 notes nationwide finance forces have been instructed to be ready to map at work pending the outcome of the conference set for July 3.
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Detroit
Mid
Maine
Striking B&O shopmen clash at Ivy City roundhouse
Special to The Hwentie Journal reports the first disorders in the shopmen's strike at the Baltimore & Ohio Ivy City roundhouse Maryland where striking workers drove away guards protecting property.
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Hwentie Journal
Baltimore & Ohio
Round House
Ivy City
Maryland
U S Faces Large Deficit for 1923
Washington July 1 The government balanced its budget for the fiscal year ended June 30 The under secretary Gilbert warned prospects for 1923 are not good with a budget deficit possible up to 85 000 0000 He said 1922 gross debt stood at 22 050 000 000 a reduction since its 1910 peak and that future debt reduction must come mainly from surplus revenues.
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Washington
Gilbert
Congress
Standings and Scores From Major Leagues
In the National League Cincinnati defeated Chicago 5 to 3 while New York topped Philadelphia and St Louis 6 to 6. Pittsburgh and Boston played 3 to 3. In the American League Beston and Philadelphia drew 1 to 1 with St Louis and Cleveland winning 3 to others not scheduled. Cold lunches Sunday at Lyon's.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Pittebu
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Brooklyn
Beston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Lyon's
Louis
Pittaturg
Oston
Philadelpaia
American League
Detroit
Washington
Peston
Philadel
Geissler Named U S Minister to Guatemala
Arthur H. Geissler of Oklahoma is designated as the new United States minister to Guatemala and is expected to assume duties soon. The appointment places Geissler as a key U S diplomatic representative in Central America.
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Geissler
Oklahoma
United States
Guarden
Tale Duce Werk
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