Burgess Dead as Irish Gov t Forge Trails De Valera
London and Dublin dispatches report Eamon de Valera and his rebel followers are surrounded in southern Dublin hills amid a large manhunt by Free State troops. Cathal Brugha, a key De Valera lieutenant and former defense minister, died from wounds after the Sackville Street fighting. The government claims strong support for its stance while warning of continued resistance and the need to mobilize full forces under the Anglo Irish treaty framework.
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United Press
Dublin
Blessington
Eamonn de Valera
Republic
Ponttgus
de Valera
Brezsi Dpedbiln
Cathal Brusha
Gharies Burgess
Sackville Street
Cathal Hrugha
South Ireland
Arthur Grifith
Michael Collins
London
Mal Jow 5
Red Ball Road paving eyed as major county project
In 1922 discussion centers on delaying bond maturities to fund the project with a new one mill levy for interest. Preliminary work on the Red Ball highway through La Porte City Cadar Falls and Janesville signals eventual paving as a key regional link to the Twin Cities and beyond.
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Jones
la Porte City
Cadar Falls
Janesville
Twin
Brazilian Rebellion Completely Squashed
Rio de Janeiro reports a military coup d etat ends with insurgents surrendering unconditionally after bombardment. Fort Copa Cabana saw some fighters hold out until the last man fell, according to official dispatches.
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Rio de Janeiro
Fort Copa Cabana
Cathematea
United Press
Tana
Fort
Copa Cabana
Great Rose wins 35000 Tavern Stake at Grand Circuit
Lon McDonald guides Great Rose to victory in the 35000 Tavern Stake at North Randall Ohio. The trotter ran the mile in 2 05 ¾ setting a new track record for the race on July 7.
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North Randal
Cleveland
Lon McDonald
Four inches rain saves late crops amid drought in Clargaville
In Clargaville Iowa July 7 heavy rain fell during a 24 hour period easing drought effects on late potatoes and silthir crops. Gardens and fruit were badly damaged by the dry spell while Odd Fellows held a county celebration and officer installation with Bristow band, about 100 served at dinner, Grand Patriarch Paschal of Colfax attended. Mrs Lulu Sutcliffe of Los Angeles visited Mr and Mrs James Martin. Win Byam returned from Gary Indiana following his brother Jubile’s illness and Mayo Clinic treatment in Rochester Minnesota.
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Clargaville
Speelnt
Bristow Band
Paschal
Colfax
South Dakota
Win Byam
Gary
3. D
Jub
Ile
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinics
Marshalltown Youth Shot During Robbery Attempt in Bemidji
Bemidji Minnesota July 7 Roniwn Kelleher 21 Marshalltown Iowa was wounded last night while trying to rob the Bemidji Lumber and Fuel Co. safe. He was shot in the neck and leg by a patrolman. a companion escaped. Kelleher is in county jail in serious condition.
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Bemidji, Minn
Roniwn Kelleher
Marshalltown
Tady
Bemidji Lumber '& Fuel Co
Kelleher
Coroner Probes Calamus Man Death In Inquest
Coroner Kellogg conducts an inquest in Calamus into the death of Edward Wollek 414 years old found unconscious on a barn floor and dying last night. Sheriff Ramsey accompanies the coroner to the scene as investigators note a possible hayloft fall or blunt force head injury. The victim’s brother George Houck recently died by suicide after grief over his wife’s death. another brother Edward Houck lived with a Calamus sister as four more brothers reside in the area.
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Clinton
Edward Wollek
Cilimus
Calamus
Kellogg
Knoxville Farmer Killed by Lightning
Chester Green, 28, of Knoxville Virginia, was killed by a lightning strike while driving a team on his farm four miles east of town. He fell from the wagon and the horses led himself home. family members found him after beginning their search.
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Knoxville
Chester Green
Here
Green
Whiting Electrocuted Repairing Storm Damage in Nevada
B. B. Whiting, 27, an employee of the Town Railway and Light Co., was killed when he touched a live high voltage wire while repairing storm damage in Nevada Iowa. He fell to the ground and died several hours later.
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Nevada
B. B. Whiting
The
Town Railway & Light Co
Whiting
Coal for Threshing Discussed in Des Moines Meeting
July meeting in Des Moines will discuss arrangements to provide coal for threshers. Gov Kendal and BE to attend with local residents Gita and Turners in Pee ristey area. Morgan Al-Din, union official, oversees town street duties for the Mine Workers of America in President Morris absence. Reports from Al bia say mine officials are planning coal shipments.
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Des Moines
Pee Ristey
Kendal
Morgan, al- Din
Mile
Mine Workers of America
Joe Morris
Albia
Strikebreakers Hired for Wheatfield Job in Des Moines
Thirteen men were brought to Des Moines to work in the Great Western shops and were persuaded by striking shopmen to leave town. They had been employed in Toledo and were hired through an employment agency to work in the wheat fields, not realizing they were being offered strikebreaker work.
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Des Moines
Sen
Toledo
St. Bows
Kurn
St. Louisy & San Francisco Railway
Springfield
tBy Taam Press
Denver
Colo
Sam Fergus
Sheriff Swears In Deputies for Strike Guard Duty
Des Moines county sheriff Robert Bland began swearing in special deputies for strike guard duty in Burlington. The action targets the Burlington railroad dispute with about 1,200 men on strike and sets Monday as the latest return-to-work date to retain seniority rights.
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Burlington
Robert Bland
Des Moines
Burlington Railroad
Iowa Briefs Reported Shocking Local Deaths and Conspiracy
Manning says Ben Wentzel 38 proprietor of the Northwestern hotel killed himself with a shotgun in his hotel. Brafford confessed to detectives he shot Patrick O'Brien during a quarrel over a girl in a rooming house. Ames authorities plan immediate construction of a new dormitory for Iowa State College freshmen. Sioux City game warden Pratt reports catching a six pound plus fish, claimed as the season's biggest.
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Manning
Ben Wentzel
Northwestern
Des Moines
Dan Brafford
Patrick O’brien
J. Ames
Iowa State College
Sioux City
J iPratt
Kendall Will Act in Case of Rioting But Expects None
Des Moines dispatch reports Governor Kendall states he can mobilize the Iowa National Guard within three to four hours if needed for riot control. He notes no violence has occurred and foresees no executive intervention unless local officers cannot maintain order.
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Kendall
Nime
Hardilng
Des Moines
Tews National Guard
Adj
Lotis
Lasher
Matthew Tinley
el Rush Lincoln
G Voth
Iowa National Guard
Brie
Tinley
Execu
Const
eRy United Tver
Sacramento
Cal
Jtall
Ste Baheacke
Life Guard’s Marriage Turns Life Threatening Says Wife
Sofia Oniza Mocreno a Oklahoma heiress files for divorce from life guard Moreno alleging he turned from devoted husband to violent aggressor after marriage. She claims he threatened to kill her amid repeated quarrels and that money and status changed his behavior.
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Venice
Moreno
Sejfe
Taft Receives Warm British Welcome on England Visit
Chief Justice Taft lauds Britain’s hospitality and friendship as he travels from Cambridge to Aberdeen to receive another honorary degree. He plans to address the American Bar association in August and return to his summer home in Murray Bay, Canada.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Eng
Taft
England
Aberdeen
Scotland
Maglind
Great Britain
America
American Bar Association
Abverieen
T ‘Tait
Aberdeen University
George Adam Smith
United States
Glasgow
Liverpool
Murray Bay
Canada
Women and Babies Picket Shops in Columbus Strike
In Columbus on July 7 relatives of 2,060 striking Pennsylvania lines workers launched a women and children crusade. Women carried babies as they picketed shops where strikebreakers exited, pledging nonviolence while denouncing the disruption to families and urging employers to respect the workers.
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Columbus
Pennsylvania
Emma Berkovich
Subway Fire Victims Recover as Damage Remains Light
In New York three investigations pursue the Lexington avenue subway fumes incident. Fewer than 14 people linger in hospitals but are expected to recover. Officials plan safer emergency exits and safeguards after the panic, with total damage pegged at about 1200 dollars.
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New York
Lexington Avenue
Pastor Hart In Street Collision Injures Clergyman
Rev R E Williamson pastor of First Baptist church at 717 Rebel avenue was bruised but not seriously hurt in a two car crash at 8 50 am at Washington and Second streets. Thembulance was on the scene though occupants did not need aid.
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R. E. Williamson
Rebel Avenue
First Baptist Church
Washington and
Second Streets
Edward Will
Muscatine
Harry J. Hickelberg
Cortlands Street
Marshall Shores
Frankin Street
Park Avenue
Shores
Wellington Street
Second
C. G. Anderson
Strikers Drive Actions Across Railroads In Midyear Turmoil
Reports show union shopmen seeking settlement talks while strikes expand across lines including Northern Pacific Illinois Central and Chicago & Alton. Federal judges issue injunctions and police face riot fears as workers in Wichita Slater and other cities join walkouts.
Two Hanged for Murder in Oregon Turmoil
Latew Oregon reports the July 9 execution by hanging of John Rathie and D D Kirby for the murder of Sheriff Tayler of Pendleton. The pair were put to death in the local prison yard in a case that drew wide attention and sparked public debate.
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Ore
Jehn ‘Rathie
Kirby
Sherif TH
Tayler
Pendleton
Rain Helps Iowa Crops as Storms Affect Midwest
Heavy rain across Iowa over the last 24 hours benefited crops, with 2.24 inches at Port Dodge and 3.43 inches in Des Moines area. Reports from Hardin County note 2.57 inches, while drought relief spread to Illinois and Indiana towns as storms disrupted Lincoln, Nebraska with a fatal lightning strike and $100,000 in damage.
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Associated Press
Yes Moines
Tuly
Iowa
Port Dodge
Pes Moines
Hardin County
Ulins
Illinois
Cnicago
Llingis
Henry J. Cox
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Indiana
Germany on Verge of Financial Collapse
Berlin reports claim Germany faces bankruptcy as the mark sinks to record lows against the pound. The Wirth government may seek a Moratorium on the July 25 reparations payment while widespread anxiety and rumor circulate in the capital.
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United Press
Berlina
Germany
Republic
Wirth
Berlin
Ger
Gen. von Hindenburg
Eitel Friederich
Armed Miners Confront Nonunion Workers at Cheshire Mines
In Gallipolis Ohio July 7 armed union miners from Pomeroy Bend tried to stop nonunion workers at Cheshire mines ten miles east of town. The sheriff and deputies responded to the scene to restore order.
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Gallipolis
Pomeroy Bend
Cheshire
Here
City Begins Condemnation Process For Unsafe Buildings
Edward Mahnke the building commissioner and state housing inspector served condemnation notices on owners of dilapidated unsafe structures. Owners must appear before the city council on July 10 to show cause why each building should not be condemned. If sustained, buildings will be ordered torn down.
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Edward Mahnke
Independence Avenue
Water Street
PLA
Eickelberg
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Arthur Connolly
High Street
Eighth Street
D. W. Bowes
Mulberry
Jacob H. Fnoss
Lafayette Street
W. J. Veverili
John T. Mnidaon
Jacob
Ford Wires: Money Shortage Not Justification for Plant Closure
Henry Ward, relaying a Dearborn message from Cork Ireland, reports banks won a currency crisis and the financial strain is acute. He orders the Cork plant to keep the factory running and workers employed, directing the manager to issue company checks for use and to arrange with merchants to accept them in lieu of currency.
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Dearborn, Mich
Henry Ward
Cork
Ireland
Ord
Gov't Agents Seize Leaky Kentucky Distilleries
Seizures of several Kentucky distilleries reported from Louisville as part of a nationwide probe into missing liquor stocks. Investigations extend to Thomas murder case near Lawrenceburg where an $18,000 receipt is found, with whisky runners suspected and links explored among Bond Brothers plant theft, and gaps across Louisville Covington Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Kentucky
Louisville
Prohibition
Ciue
Bond Brothers
Paxton Company
Lawrenceburg
W. H. Deforester
John Thomas
Thomas
Covington
Cincinnati
Scientists Sail for Australia to Study Sun Eclipse
Dr. Wo O W Campbell of Lick Observatory leads UC a expedition to observe the total solar eclipse of September 21 from 90 mile beach Australia. The trip on the Tahiti aims to test relativity. observations may take six months to analyze.
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Australia
San Francisco
Cal
Wo O W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
University of California
Beach
Tahiti
Walla
Campbell
Forest Fires Rage on Western Coast
The article reports severe forest and brush fires across the Pacific Northwest from Washington to British Columbia. Dead twelve and missing six, with hundreds of homes and mills destroyed or endangered. Major blazes threaten Nanaimo and Eat onville areas, while Tillamook County and Cowenman valley face spreading fires. A fire-fighting plan and rain relief are anticipated, but conditions remain dire.
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Seattle
Wash
Columbia
Colum
Gome
Jack Ofrd
Ernest Layland
Ab Jlerville
Vancouver Island
St. C
Soldier Settlement
Melville
Nanaimo
B. C
Washington
Eatonville
Framger
Portland
Ore
Southern Pacific
Portland-Tillamook Fine
H.C. Hoover
Pacific Northwest
Oureau
Oregon
Tillamook County
North Wast
Eorceg
Cowenman
Kalama River
Chile presses world disarmament agenda at Pan American meet
Paris July 7 The closing session of the League disarmament commission featured Chilean ambassador Dr Rivas Vicuna announcing that Chile would seek to include the entire world disarmament question in the next Pan American conference agenda to be held in March in Santiago Naval and military disarmament would be examined.
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Paris
League of Mations Disarmament Commission
Rivas Vicuna
Chile
Tove
Santiago
Montreal payroll holdup shocks city in daylight
Montreal on St James street sees two armed men seize a payroll of 29600 from a Dominion Textile messenger at 11 am. They force him into a cul de sac and escape into the Wall Street area. Later in Wisconsin Senator LaFollette plans a Milwaukee kickoff July 17 and an auto tour across the state.
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Montreal
St. James Street
Dominion Textile Company
Wall Street
Madison
Wis
Robert M. LaFollette
Milwaukee
Telegraph Briefs Roundup From Cities Affected By War News
A summary of scattered items reports resignations, deaths in air crash, mob vigilantism, mining strikes, court martial actions, revolts, and political moves across multiple cities including St. Louis Detroit What Cheer Shreveport Baton Rouge Rio Janeiro Paris Cambridge London Minneapolis and London notes on figures such as President Jones Captain George C Tinaley and Jack Braden.
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St. Louis
Jones
University of Missouri
Detroit
Mich
George C. Tinaley
Selfridge Field
What Cheer
Colunion
Cron
Shreveport
Jon Pemberton
Flo
Baton Rouge
House
Buller
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Santencas
Managua
Nicaragua
Janeiro
Paris
Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Cambridge
Eng
L.L
William Howard Taft
London
Italian Socialist Army
Confederation of Lasker
Minneapolis
Minn
Jack Braden
New York
World War Veterans
Trhoadale
Minerva
Wey
Francis Scott Wer
Spangiel Banner
Hard Coal Operators Resume Conference in Washington
In Washington on July 7 thracite coal operators held a lengthy conference with Secretary of Labor Davis before a joint session with United Mine Workers. Davis said he made no suggestions to the operators during the talks.
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Washington, D. C
United Mine Workers
Soffelais
Davis
Labor
Soviet Foreign Minister Entered Hospital in Austria
Geneva report says George Tehhitcch erin, head of the Soviet delegation to the Genos conference, was admitted to a private hospital in Trnesbruck Austria with a nervous breakdown after arriving there on Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Geneva
George Tehhitccherin
Trnesbruck
Austria
Coal Supply Shortage Warns Nations Gas Works
Washington officials announce the newly formed coal committee reports only 53 days of coal for public facilities. The advisory notes shortages threaten gas works and electric production as supply lines strain to meet winter demand.
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Washington, D.C
R. Wadineh
Department of Cans
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