Open Season on Politics Reflected Worldwide
The Associated Press notes a global political scramble last week with five European cabinets changing ministries, Egypt’s cabinet dismissed by King Fuad, Mexico’s provisional dryness before Sunday votes, and rising corruption and cabinet crises in Grecian, Italian, and Polish governments. Poincare in France secured strong support as Germany formed a new coalition, while Asia sees shifts in China’s Nanking leadership and Venizelos’ influence in Greece.
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Associated Press
Fuad
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
China
Nanking
Eleuthios Venizelos A
Jugoslavia
Nettuno
Adriatic
Tri-Kingdom
Italy
Marshall Joseph Pilsudski
Poland
Casamer Bartel
Gen. Pilsudski
Europe
Mussolini
Primo de Rivera
Spain
Germany
Harmann Mueller
Raymond Poincare
France
Chamber of Deputies
Poincare
Third Party Threat Is No Worry To Work
Dr Hubert Work, chairman of the Republican national committee, said threats of a third party movement do not worry him. He did not believe a third party would form and if it did it would not make any material difference. Work spent Sunday with his daughter in Evanston and left for Superior, Wisconsin.
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United Press
Chicago
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Critics find modern fashion clashing with opera tradition
Shingled hair and short skirts appear in London at the Convent Garden Mile stage due to Mme Fanny Heldy's indisposition. Jeanne Gayla as Louise in Charpentier's opera wears modern dress, while critics insist the characters of Montmartre lovers call for long tresses and skirts.
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Convent Garden
London
Mile
Jeanne Gayla
Louise
Charpentier
Mme
Fanny Heldy
Gayla
Writer converts ancient stable into home in Louisville
In Louisville an 150 year old stable on a terraced estate becomes the home of writer Eleanor Mercein Kelley. The structure preserves old beams, stone walls, and a loft now divided into rooms including a studio. Kelley, famed for Basquerie and Basque interest, writes on a tree shaded porch, enriching the house with global touches.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Eleanor Mercein Kelley
Eleanor Mercein
Kelley
Galt House
Herslf
Former U S Attorney Gets Smith Book
Mack Taylor former assistant United States district attorney has finished a 100 page psychological analysis of Alfred E Smith now on newsstands. He plans to distribute it in foreign quarters by sending a brown burro from Fort Worth to LaFayette Ala with a copy for Senator Tom Heflin at his door. The book paints Smith from infancy to his rise portraying the forces shaping his character.
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United Priest
Fort Worth
Mack Taylor
United States District Attorney
Alfred E. Smith
Taylor
LaFayette
Ala
Tom Heflin
Heflin
Alfred FE. Smith
Defeat Attempt to Rob Hedgecock Filling Station
Alleged gasoline thieves tried to rob Hedgecock filling station at Tenth and Washington streets before dawn Sunday. Deputy Bettis blocked their parked car, they backed away and fled firing at him. Bettis fired back and believes he struck their vehicle. The suspects escaped toward Washington.
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Hedgecock
Tenth
Washington Streets
B. Bettis
Washington
Bettis
Abilene Police Made Official Gladhanders
Abilene police are enlarged duties as the city’s official gladhanders greeting visitors by automobile. Patrolmen must check out of town cars, issue courtesy cards, and inform drivers of traffic rules. The card grants visitors citywide courtesies and exemptions from penalties for inadvertent violations. Mayor Hayden announced the policy.
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Abilene
J. T. Dodson
Thomas FE. Hayden
Germans Speed Building Great Ocean Aircraft
Berlin reports Germany advances in trans Atlantic air travel with a large airship Count Zeppelin nearing first flight in August and a massive Dornier Do X hydroplane under construction aimed at carrying passengers, crew, and freight across the ocean.
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International News Service
Berlin
Germany
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Lake of Constance
Europe
Los Angeles
Italia
General Nobile
Arctic
Giant hydroplane to test transatlantic air and sea flight
Rohrbach Airplane Works near Berlin builds a 22 meter long monoplane hydroplane with a boat shaped body designed for water takeoffs and landings. Powered by three 12 cylinder engines delivering 2400 HP it will transport twelve passengers and fly tests from Warnemunde starting mid July.
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Alan
Rohrbach Airplane
Staaken
Berlin
Warnemuende
Baltic Sea
Rohrbach
Dornier
East Orange Lights Up Tennis Courts in Citywide Installations
East Orange New Jersey on July 2 reports municipal courts now sport electric lighting, extending evening play under moons and stars. Special reflectors distribute light evenly with no glare, boosting usefulness for players who can only attend after work and in cooler conditions.
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International News Service
East Orange
N. J
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