Dublin Fight at Four Courts War Rages at Dawn
Provisional government forces attack Irish Republican irregulars barricaded in the Four Courts Dublin. Heavy fire from rifles machine guns and artillery drives rebels from Fowler s Hall and blocks access. Casualties reported among troops and spectators as reinforcements arrive. Continued on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Comandant O’connor
Fowlers Hall
Parnelle
Steen
O’connor
Provisional Government
Mulingar
Germanstown
Four Courts
Ku Klux Denies Link With Masonry Order
In a public statement Y Clarke of the Ku Klux Klan denies any formal connection with the Masonic order. He argues Grand Masters and others who attack the Klan base their claims on false statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Santa, Reyes
Y. Clarke
Sial Wiz‘rotem
Ku Klux
Klan
Sic Order
Grand Masters of Masonry
Ku Klux Klan
Masonite Fraternity
Firemen Protest Traffic Law Violations Near Braddock and Piccadilly
Firefighters yesterday and today denounced motorists who blocked an emergency response near Braddock and Piccadilly streets. They cited sub sections of the new ordinance granting right of way to police and fire units and requiring cars to pull to the curb when a fire apparatus approaches an alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock and
Piccadilly Streets
Elks’ Club
Appointment of Administrator for Shanholtz Estate
On motion of P. J. Shanholtz son and heir at law of Tacy Alice Shanholtz deceased, Trovillis Clarke appointed administrator with bond of 500 dollars and W Edward J Fall as surety. order to edge the Corporation Court. Applicants were appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Shanholtz
Tacy
Alice Shanholtz
Trovellis Clarke
Mrs. Sholtz
W. Edward J
Mr Harper Buys His Former Home
Announcement states E. C. White sold the two story stone dwelling at Main and Clifford to Charles H. Harper who had previously owned it. White buys Clifford street adjoining lot and will build a new home there with his sisters. The Mullen property originated with John S. Sloat who sold to Harper. Harper sells the O. P. Grove home by South Main to Mrs. Carrie McVay with possession expected early fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. White
Charles H. Harper
Main
Clifford Streets
Mr. Harper
Mr. White
Clifford Street
Mullen
John S. Sloat
Assault charge recognized as warrant pending hearing
A warrant was sworn yesterday against H. A. Evans of Grimes on a charge of assault and battery at the request of Daniel Leight. Evans, a postmaster and merchant, appeared in town and is set for a July 7 hearing after disputes over a dog tax and prior tensions between the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leight
Grimes
H. A. Evans
Leight
Evans
Lead Arsenate Found At Winchester Orchard Supply Co
An item notes arsenate found at Winchester Orchard Supply Co near Mrs Price's Compound. It warns to save eggs using Water Glass and references Miller's Old Drug Store dated 27-1p-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Orchard Supply CO
Lee Jackson Highway route through Winchester praised in New Market feature
Sunday Sun staff correspondent chronicles the Lee Jackson Highway amendment to routing by Winchester. The Massanutten Mountain grading yields a planned panorama from Thornton Gap, with Massanutten views and peaks, and stops at Lucinda, Sperryville, Warrenton, and Richmond. The piece notes the Valley Pike designation and parallels the Lee Jackson route with distinct mountain scenery riding.
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Sun
Lee-Jackson Highway
Winchester
Senator Byrd
Messrs
Gray Williams
Russell Cather
George Chapman
Ee Trenary
W. W. Glass
New Market
Massanutten Mountain
Thornton Gap
Robert E. Lee
Richmond
Stonewall Jackson
Shenandoah Valley
Fairfax Court House
Alexandria
Virginia
Luray
Sperryville
Warrenton
America
Timely Spray Schedule for Apples and Peaches
The notice advises applying Spray No. 8 during the first week of July for apples, prioritizing Pippins and rat resistant varieties first and finishing on rot resistant varieties. Use 45-50 formula Bordeaux with lead added at one pound per 50 gallons to control codling moth, rot, scab, and other diseases. Peach spray should be self boiled lime and sulfur in the second week of July to complete the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Dushane
Frederick County Fruit Growers and Farmers Association
Big July Fourth Celebration at Endless Caverns
The American Legion Post No. 27 hosts a July Fourth event at Endless Caverns near New Market with posters and hand bills guiding attendees. Hosted activities and timing details are listed on event handouts.
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New Market
American Legion Post
V. FW
Legionaires Seek Disabled Veterans Support in County Outreach
The American Legion's flying squadron led by Robert V. Conrad Post traveled Frederick County hosting meetings at Middletown and Cross Junction to recruit ex servicemen and families. Local sessions in Stephens City Gore and Winchester aim to unify veterans for better compensation and relief.
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Robert V. Conrad Post
American Legion
Frederick County
Middletown
Agricultural High School
Roger Kline
Robert B. Nelson
Post
Ward Newell
Stephens City High School
Philip Williams
Winchester
Cross Junction
T. Russell Cather
Gainesboro
Bloomery
Whitacre
Reynolds Store
DeHaven
Good
Cross ’Junction
Gore
Rock Bnon Springs
Lehen
Mayfield
Region
North Main Street
Kernstown
Clearbrook
Opequon
Chambersville
Grimes
Wades Ville
Legion
MacNider
Fire causes minor damage at Elks Club building
A small blaze erupted in the basement of the Elks Club at Braddock and Piccadilly streets around 6 pm. Painters nearby stated gasoline-soaked paper and a discarded cigarette sparked the fire, which was quickly put out by firefighters who were not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
Braddock and
Piccadilly Streets
Ministers to Run Winchester Chautauqua Service
The Ministerial Association of Winchester accepted the Chautauqua committee’s invitation to oversee the Sunday evening union service next Sunday. The Empire Theater will host the event as part of the Chautauqua, under the association’s direction, with a large crowd anticipated.
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Ministerial Association of
Winchester
Chautauqua
Ministerial Association
Empire Theater
Meeting at Ebenezer Church Convention
The annual convention of the Church of Christ is planned for August at Ebenezer between Whitacre and Gore. Details were learned today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Ebenezer
Whitacre and Gore
Kiwanis Club Plans First Luncheon on July Fourth
The newly organized Kiwanis Club will hold its inaugural luncheon on July Fourth from 12 30 to 1 39 p m likely at the American Legion building with members invited to attend.
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Kiwanis Club
American Legion Building
Republicans Plan to Seat Paul After Recess in Virginia Race
Washington June 26. The John Paul Harrison contest for Virginia's Seventh District seat will not be taken up before the July recess. Republicans plan to seat Paul after the recess, to enable back pay of about 12 000 dollars for his campaign. Democrats push to wait until after November elections.
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George H. Manning
Washington
John Paul
Harrisonbure
Thomas W. Harrison
Winchester
House of Representatives
Virginia
House
Paul
Harrison
House Committee
Parrison
Vaul
O'Ferrall
United States District Court
Valley League standings and results update
Yesterday Mt. Jackson beat Woodstock 13 to 8 Harrisonburg defeated New Market 4 to 3 Today Strasburg plays Winchester at Strasburg Photographic work for Jolliffe Studio may be left at Jolliffe & Jolliffe store Prof Fletcher from State College Pa with Mrs Fletcher arrived yesterday and will camp near Berry's Ferry Clarke County then move camp to West Virginia He is a renowned horticultural authority.
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Jolliffe's
Jolliffe & Jolliffe’s
Fletcher
S. W. Fletcher
State College
B. M. Knight
Berry’s Ferry
Clarke County
West Virginia
Bielaski Safe, Say Message From Friends in Mexico
Mexican officials and Bielaski’s friends report Bruce Bielaski is safe after a kidnapping in Morelos and twenty Americans captured near Tampico. A brief message from Bielaski’s friends says relief arrangements are nearly complete and he is safe and well.
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Bielaski
Mexico
Associated Press
Mrs Webster's Pupils Give Recital In Winchester
Music pupils of Mrs Katie Graber W Webster performed a final recital at her South Market street home. Performances included piano solos, vocal pieces, recitations and duets by students. the program showcased an artistic finish and praised Mrs Webster's teaching in piano and vocal training.
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Katie Graber
W Webster
Winchester
Webster
South Market Street
Hilda Geise
Pastor Ducks
June Mason
Anvil
Verdi
Leona Summel
Elvira A’bshire
Lalalienne Scene
Sartorio
G. Edwards
Lack
Helen Shockey
My Darling
Hilger
Helen Miller
David
C. c. Moler
Gypsy
Smith
John Fisher
Virginia Rosenberger
Schneider
W. Crowser
HB. Miller
Laughing Brooklet
Martin
Edna O'Leary
Bendel
Sankey Edwards
Slater
Margaret Graber
Grandma
Anon
Mildred Nalls
Don Amore
Beamont
Sylvia Griff
Gypsy Ganp
Catherine Conner
Warren
Elsie Kremer
Terry
Twinkle
Auto Livery Listed For Gettysburg July 1 2 3 4
The notice lists Noonan's Auto Livery with dates July 1 2 3 and 4 for Gettysburg. It appears as a public notice of service availability or event schedule at the livery in Gettysburg.
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Gettysburg
Endless Caverns Stock Sale Near New Market Va
Public livestock sale at Endless Caverns farms four miles south of New Market Virginia on Thursday June 29 1922 at 10 30 a m includes horses cows hogs and sheep. Also for sale established grocery business contact through Star newspaper.
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Endless Caverns Farms
New Market
Ultimatum by Shopmen Gets No Response
Unspecified shopmen issue an ultimatum and receive no stated reply. Report notes ongoing tensions and unclear next steps as labor actions extend without formal response. Local context and involved parties not named in readable text.
Stand by Wage Cut Sparks Threat of Rail Strike
Union officials finish canvassing vote and prep for a strike planned for July first. 400000 shopmen would walk out if the Railroad Labor Board decisions are ignored and wages kept, with managers silent on restoring a $60000000 wage cut.
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Associated Press
Chicago
B. M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
T.mes Witt Cuyler
Alction
Railroad Labor Board
Jewell
Las
Jazz Orchestra to Perform at Winchester Fair
Jack Rice of York and Pamai of Kittys Jazz Orchestra, who have played in Winchester during the Fair and at many dances, visited town to discuss a September engagement with Fair officials. Rice was summoned by telegram from Wil P Massey, president of the Fair Society, and is expected to bring his orchestra for a turn engagement.
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Jack Rice
York
Pamai
Kitty
Winchester
Strember
Rice
Wil P. Massey
Pairciety
Damage claim settles after motorcycle crash near Strasburg
H W Swartz and I T Baer of South Kent street were injured when Swartz's motorcycle and sidecar were struck by Edmund H Szlapka's car near Strasburg. They compromised their claims for 300 and 50 dollars respectively after representation by James McCormick of the Pennsylvania Indemnity Company and a conference at Attorney James P Reardon's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Swartz
I. T. Baer
South Kent Street
Strasburg
Edmund H. Szlapka
Phoenixite
James McCormick
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Indemnity Company
James P. Reardon
Szlapka
McCorwal
Sents
Man-Woman Marriage Drama at Empire Tonight
At the Empire Theatre a sensational program unfolds with a nine reel feature and the final Tarzan episode. Stars include Jack Conrad Nagel Lois and a Mount adventure, promising house prices worth the admission.
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Empire Tonight
Empire Theatre
Pimount
Jack Conrad Nagel
Lois
Tarzan
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S. Market St
Lenore
Harry Butler
Lee-Jackson
Strand Theatre
Kern & Campbelius
C. V
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Gibbons Lot
N. Main St
Legionaires
Frederick Co
ELKS
Kiwanis
Valley League
Mt. Jackson
Woodstock
Harrisonburg
Farrisculture
Front Royal
Ovoo Boyce
Weber
Katherine Hoge
Hick’ry
Strickland
Cinderella
Williams
S Grim
Mrs. Webster
Thorn Rose
Goldie Edwards
McDonough
Master Edwards
Love
Rapture
Coerne
Summer
Abshire
Beethoven
Kathleen Sherman
Lisz
C. C. Moser
Rolfe
Winnifred Crowser
Little Misses Mason
Rosenberger
Valiance
Little Miss Stryker
Care Star
Walt
O'Levbuand
Ohio
Supreme Cow
Em Rs
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin
Coronado
Dam
Great Britain
Bulletin
Jazz Orchestra
FAIR
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