Rebels In Dublin Fight To Take City In Civil War
Reports from Dublin describe heavy fighting as Free State troops attack rebel strongholds in Sackville Street and surrounding areas. Insurgents fortified positions, held 20 strongholds, and fired from hotels and barricades. Casualties are rising with dozens killed and hundreds wounded as government forces push to seize the city. Eamon De Valera is said to command a detach ment resisting at key sites including near the Four Courts.
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Dobim
Inty
Capei Street
Wellington Barracks
National Arms Headquarters
Capel Street
Four Courts
Food Authority
Eamon de Valera
Sackville Street
Boar Courts
United Press
Dublin
Free State Army
Sackrile Street
Avinlows
Post
Pemacelas
Frea
Partia
Cnterminarionals
Free State
Eamoane
de Valera
Gresham Hotel
FreeStates
I Fstowell
Broynes
Skibbareen
Abbeyteale
New Caxile
West Broadford
Holling
Charlesville
Drogheda
Belfast
Sdonegal
Senate Approves Wheat Flour and Fruit Duties in May
Washington DC July 1 The Senate approved duties on wheat and flour set at 70 cents per 198 pounds and 30 cents per bushel on apples plus a 5 cent hike over the house rate. It also endorsed a new amendment proposing a 2 percent tariff on apricots including green ripe or brined forms.
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Washington, D. C
A Senate
Senate
House
Iowa News Briefs: Prank Leaves Youth Severely Injured
Stomn Jake is injured after a prank involving a Tug ride to his home spurts him to the floor breaking both arms. Ned Oak reports James B R Hodres faces 250000 damages claims from heirs of deceased Mr and Mrs Aaron Anderson linked to a fatal car incident. Mrs Felix Sechmual, farming wife, shot on her porch by unknown assailant. injuries not serious. Glenwood jail break sees Toute Enel and Jack Malone escape with outside help.
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Stomn
Jake
Lumsden
Ned Oak
James BR. Hodres
Aaron Anderson
Helra
Palmque
Felix Sechmual
Glenwood
Toute Enel
Jack
Malone
Highways U. 4 and Department of Sericulture Report
A fragmented report lists towns in a region including Albert Lea Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Mason City Davenport and Waterloo. It references July 1 19c2 and mentions various locality names, likely part of a subjoined territorial report with scattered OCR errors.
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U. 4
Department of Sericulture
Maarles City
Albert
Lea
Abi Alganr
Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Maines
Luhuzus
Fairhant
Minn
Ta Crevse
Wis
Mason City
Marshall Town
Naw Harareton
Postyilig
Water- Yoo
Wayverte Tamas
Harding Hints at Gov't Role in Mine Strike
President urges miners and operators to meet and resolve wage and production disputes. He views coal as vital to national life, calls for a joint conference with government mediation, and seeks a durable settlement balancing public welfare, labor rights, and industry stability with temporary oversight to curb extremism.
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Hubor
Eiss
Ela
Gov
Waorkera
Tnt
Gow
A.M. Ogle
Willam Green
Onotal
Lyiman
Weather Outlook for Week Across Mississippi Valley
Forecast for Monday through the week shows generally fair conditions in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys with normal temperatures. Occasional isolated afternoon thundershowers possible in the central portion of the period.
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Washington
Finninge
Bloody Williamson Massacre Haunts Silent Williamson County
Informational piece describes the 40 or more slain strikebreakers in a Williamson County massacre. It notes a grand jury investigation to start after July and criticizes state and federal inaction. The piece paints a lawless, frontier like scene in Herrin and nearby coal towns with union influence, saloons, and fear suppressing testimony.
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Yerrin
Willimmaon
Marion
Vwlinois
Nejther
Lyeg
Lusi Hepgenieies
Williamson
Illinois
Herrin
Carterville
Frankfort
Zietter
Johnson City
Woom
Adid
Wooly West
Ratinty
Ziegler
West Frankfort
Rescuer of Woman Gives Race Credit for His Brave Act
A crowd on Fifth Avenue watches as a brave Black man rushes through traffic to pull a woman from an oncoming car. A policeman halts him and, noting his heroism, records the act without arrest. The man’s name is not given, but the officer praises the courage shown.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Kig
Shopmen at Illinois Central Prepare for Strike Actions
Bulletin updates from the Illinois Central system show shop workers planning actions, with June payrolls issued and new hire lists drawn. Notices warn striking workers must vacate company premises promptly while preparations to replace them proceed, details include seniority cautions and employment plans if the walkout continues.
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Williams
Gren
Byilato
Asmires
Wgall
Lingis
Amd
Bat Chey
Laem
ATL
Thepfiectoy
Illinois' Central
Nationwide Railway Shopmen Walkouts Reported Across Iowa and Midwest
A sweeping walkout by railway shopmen disrupts several towns including Oelwein Clinton Fort Dodge Creston Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Mason City Dubuque Muscatine and Boone. Workers quit at 10 am with little disorder, while some lines indicate full participation and others partial. No uniform pattern. plants contemplate operations, various crews abstain.
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Clinton
Northwestern Railway
Be Hatamill
Iowa
Fort Dodge
West Burlington
Burlington
Minneapolis &St. Louis Railroad
Illinois Gentral Rat
Illinois Central
Creston
Ottamwrs
Ian
Wapello
Milwaukee
Rock Island
Elton
Cedar Rapids
Hock Island
White House Urges Alien Property Probe
The White House calls for an investigation into the transfer by the alien property custodian to the Chemical Foundation Inc of Austine, Ia. The move follows a strike wave with shopmen walking out at several rail yards and shops, including Minneapolis St. Louis lines and Milwaukee shops, amid wartime seizure employment. The presidents notes and local responses indicate broad labor unrest across multiple states with significant worker resignations and stoppages.
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Syeehingean
Suig
The
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Aultrie
Rock Island Dure
Harding Jn
Allen
Adkins
Milwaukee
Perry
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Railroad Sites for Six Cents Damages on Trackage
A federal suit in Indianapolis concerns a rail line, Brulkner Burge & Co., Marion, Ind., owed six cents for allowing a carload of gate to stand on the track for one day beyond the allowed time under the mulmad.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Brulkner, Burge & Co
Alarion
Maintenance Men Go on Sympathy Strike
Six hundred maintenance workers in Columbus Ohio walked out in sympathy with other workers today. The strike affected transportation and public works as crews stayed off the job under an authorized plan.
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Colummbus, O
Penunylyande
Authorkset
Labor Agencies Hire Men for Shop Work
Labor agencies today began hiring men for shop positions to fill a temporary shortage. Authorities expect rapid placement as regions seek to cover skilled vacancies in central warehouses and manufacturing sites.
Fisherman Missing Near Cedar Rapids After Dam Fishing
J W Meyers, 21, a Quaker Oats employee, vanished while fishing at the Cedar Rapids dam. His car and tackle were found, cap recovered from the river, and authorities drag the water search while his body remains missing. presumed accidental fall.
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Cedar Rapids
J. W. Meyers
Quaker Oats Company
Flea Oil Inspector in Risley's Place
Des Moines July 1 A B Plen Davenport was appointed oil inspector for the third inspection dist?net by Gov Kendall today He succeeds J P Risley Davenport who resigned Charles D Reed Des Moines was reappointed director of the state weather and crop service bureau for a two year term beginning today
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Des Moines
Davenport
Kendall
J. P. Risley
Charles D. Reed
State
Bu~reau
Senator Wills Attacks Counterfeit Liquor Permits
Washington July 1 Senator Wills of Ohio assailed counterfeit liquor permits and bootleg operations as he urged heavy penalties for convictions. He claimed the practice floods game sections with illicit alcohol and called for stricter enforcement.
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Washington, D. C
Wills
Ohio
Davenport Man Dies After Long Miners Era Ends
Davenport Iowa July 1 William H Fluke proprietor of W H Fluke Wall Paper company for 12 years died last night after six months illness He was 65 or 66 A C Mann partnered with him from 1885 to 1888 to manage the Burtis opera house there
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Davvenport
William H. Fluke
W. H. Fluke Wall Paper Company
Fluke
A. C. Mann
Burtis
Suburban Trains Hit By New York Strike
New York July 1 rail road strike causes congestion in city terminals. Thrue trains were not affected but suburban traffic was disrupted due to lack of workers to couple cars. Dense crowds jam Grand Central station as weekend travel surges.
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New York
Grand Central Station
McCumber Vows Senate Fight After Loss
Senator McCumber, chairman of the finance committee and defeated candidate for re-election, declared in the senate today that he will fight for the interests of his people in North Dakota until his days in the senate are concluded. He spoke in his first public comment on defeat.
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Washington
DB. C
North Dakota
Senate
McCumber
Finance Committee
Nestes Ticket Nearly Captured in State Wave
Fargo Forum reports most of Nestes ticket nominated for state offices with two exceptions. It notes the superintendent of public instruction and state insurance commissioner positions were not included. The claim reflects broad support for Nestes headed slate across the state.
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Nestes
Fargo
N. D
Fargo Forum
Change in church program at United Presbyterian Church
Miss Mary Campbell will not appear in the pulpit tomorrow morning at United Presbyterian Church due to the death of her brother-in-law P. K. Jaggar. Mr and Mrs Grant Miller Ralph Ki Miller and Mr and Mrs Wit ONeill left today for a two weeks Easter trip visiting houses at Pittsburgh Uniontown and Somarsat Pa
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Mary Campbell
United Presylerian Church
P. KR. Jaggar
Grant Miller
Ralph Ki. Miller
Wit O'Neill
Anto
Raloulses
Pittsburgh
Uniontown
Somarsat
100 Per Cent Strike on Midwest Roads
The Associated Press reports a widespread rail shop strike across Nebraska and western Iowa with unions claiming 95 to 160 percent effectiveness. Omaha sees over 2,000 workers affected, Council Bluffs claims 108 percent, Sioux City reports all shopmen quitting, and Lincoln, Havelock, Fremont, Fairbury, and other towns report high or full walkouts. Reports from South Dakota note 100 percent effectiveness in Sioux Falls, Watertown, Huron, and Aberdeen with limited disorder.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Iowa
Union Pacific Railroad
Council Bluffs
Sioux Chy
Zebout
Havelock
Nebi
Lincoln
Union
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Fremont
South Omaha
Connell Bluffs
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Fairbury
Norfolk
Northwestern
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Huron
Aberdeen
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pauk Railroad
Chick Evans Leads at Turn in Western Golf Match
At Hitlcrest Country Club Kansas City July 1 Chick Evans of Chicago leads George von Elm of Salt Lake City by five holes at the eighteenth in a 36 hole Western Golf Association championship match. Evans fired 34 for the first nine and 30 for the second nine to reach 64 while von Elm showed rough play in the early going and trails by five with 87 40 77.
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Associated
Six Persons Hurt in Triple Auto Smashup in Sioux City
Six persons were seriously injured in a triple auto collision in Sioux City Iowa on July 1. Two cars collided at a cross street and as victims tried to escape a third vehicle crashed into the wreckage. Francis Felton and Lewis Stephens were badly hurt. Frank Whitney a former prize fighter and proprietor of the Association Bowling Alleys was seriously cut and bruised.
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Sioux City
Francis Felton
Lewis Stephens
Frank Whitney
Association
Debate Over Senate Seniority Rule And Panel of Chairs
The piece discusses changes to the Senate seniority rule, arguing abolition would not automatically sideline Senator Lodge. It notes chairmanships in commerce and finance reflect seniority, with Weasley L. Jones and McCumber cited, while Smoot and Wadsworth are considered potential leaders. The article highlights age concentration among chairmen and calls for reform to allow younger leadership.
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League of Nations
Senator Lodge
Senate
United States Shipping Board
Weasley L. Jones
Washington
Tones
McCumber
Smoot
Utah
Vrce
Wadsworth
New York
Warren
Wyoming
Appropriations Committee
Massachusetts
Cumiains
Iowa
Abolition of Senate Seniority and Cabinet Seats
The piece argues seniority should be abolished to empower younger senators for committee chairmanships while allowing elder members more reflective time. It praises McCormick and notes many poised for leadership, then discusses a second reform: cabinet members joining Congress to debate, with mixed potential to strengthen or curb executive power depending on personalities and future dynamics.
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Interstate Commerce Commtttee
Nelson
Minnesota
Judiciary Committee
Page
Vermont
Niral Affairs Committee
Dillingham
Theas
Senate
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Reed
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Bridge
Indiana
McKinley
Illinois
Norbeck
South Dakota
McNary
Oregon
McCormick
Altho
Congress
House
Harding
Hayes
Thomas B. Reed
Mark Hanna
Mew Tork Evening Post, Inc
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