Greek Government Ousted as Military Control Installed in Athens
Greek premier Michalakopoulos loses power as military forces seize key offices in Athens and Saloniki. General Pangalos and Admiral Hadjikirriakos issue ultimatums. barracks taken and communications cut. Initial royalist resistance reported amid a rapidly developing crisis.
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Associated Press
Athens
Michalakopolous
Saloniki
Pangalos
Regiment of Engineers
Blast at Gillis Theater Kills Dozens In Kansas City
A blast under the Gillis theater in Kansas City collapsed floors and walls, burying spectators as the building burned. Officials estimate 30 to 40 dead with many more trapped, while a fire truck crash injured three. The cause remains under investigation.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Gillis Theater
Kleseeul Basso Ao
Thondom
John Hogan
Illis
Rain Fails to Keep President Indoors at White Court
In Swampscott on June 25 President Coolidge refused to stay indoors despite rain. He walked twice with secret service, returned home soaked briefly, then wore a slicker on a later stroll to Little Point. The couple kept to seclusion while hosting friends and receiving routine visitors.
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Associated Press
Swampscott
Coolidge
Secret Service
White Court
White House
Rocky East
Little Point
Governor Erickson to Welcome Interior Secretary Work
Governor Erickson will travel to Great Falls to attend a Commercial Club dinner honoring Hubert Work. He will greet Work on behalf of Montana and join a Sun River irrigation project inspection tour.
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Associated Press
Helena
Erickson
Great Falls
Commercial Club
Hubert Work
Sun River
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Northern Pacific to Build $3 Million Idaho Rail Line
Charles Donnelly of the Northern Pacific announces a $3,000,000 40 mile railroad in Idaho to serve the Clearwater Timber Company and a planned Weyerhaeuser mill at Lewiston. The line will run from Orofino northeast, built with Union Pacific, with work starting this fall. He also flags a potential Bend to Klamath Falls line in Oregon.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Clearwater Timber District
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
Charles Donnelly
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Orofino
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Clearwater Timber Company
Weyerr
Lewiston
Donnelly
Bend
Klamath Falls
Ore
Copper debate at Rotary on Africa output and American supremacy
James Evans of Butte spoke at the Rotary luncheon on Congo diamond mining and African copper prospects. He warned rumors of a Congo copper flood undermining American prices are unfounded, noting a British bid to mine surface copper and a new rail link to the west coast not due before 1930.
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Rotary
Diamond
James Evans
Butte
School of Mines
Congo
Waldemarndgren
Geology
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Butte Rotary Club
Evans
Belgian Congo
Portuguese West Africa
America
Italy's Debt Settlement Centered on Capacity to Pay
Ambassador de Martino and Secretary Mellon led a three hour funding conference on Italy’s war debt to the United States. Mellon pressed funding now based on Italy's capacity to pay. de Martino urged weighing real economic conditions and adjusting payment terms accordingly for next talks.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Mellon
American Debt Commission
Italy
de Martino
Amercan
Shepherd Case Goes To Jurors After Closing Arguments
Chicago June 25 After six weeks trial the fate of William Darling Shepherd rests with the jury tomorrow night Final pleas for acquittal were made today The defense attacked state witnesses and argued for justice while blaming Dr Farman for the accusations The state closing will follow before Judge Lynch charges the jury Prosecutor Crowe will deliver the state's closing argument.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Darling Shepherd
Thomas J. Lynch
C. C. Farman
Shepherd
Farman
William Nelson McClintock
Stewart
Robert E. Crowe
Bail Denied for Former Klansman Leaders in Oberholtzer Case
Noblesville Ind June 26 Judge Fred E K Hince refused bail for former Ku Klux Klan leader C P Stephenson Karl Klinck and Karl Gentry who face first degree murder charges in the death of Madge Oberholtzer of Indianapolis They stay jailed awaiting trial An appeal to the state supreme court or an early trial may be requested by their lawyers The trio did not attend the ruling amid a courtroom crowd and applause
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Associated Press
Noblesville
Ind
PD. C. Stephenson
Karl Klinck
Karl Gentry
Madge Oberholtzer
Indianapolis
Fred EK. Hince
Hamilton
Hines
Supreme Court
Stephenson
Grand Dragon
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Klinck
Gentry
Miss Oberholtzer
Kiiick
California Heat Wave Sets Regional Records Across West
A blistering heat wave swept the coast and inland with Sacramento Fresno Red Bluff and San Bernardino reaching 112 degrees. Seattle hit 98 Portland 102 and Victoria 95 setting regional records while fires surged in Oregon and a Metolius derailment occurred as rails warped.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
California
Seattle
Portland
Victoria
B. C
Oregon
San Bernardino
Cal
Metolius
Ore
Sacramento
Fresno
Red
Foreclosures Hit Los Angeles as Real Estate Slump Deepens
More than 60 000 foreclosures on Los Angeles homes were pending this year with about 10 000 foreclosures in May, a tourist and former builder John Lambert said. He warned the boom was overdone by aggressive plattings and installment sales fueling inflated values and wage stress.
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Los Angeles
John Lambert
California
Washington to Stop Border Booze Trade
Treasury Secretary Andrews weighs expanding prohibition reforms to curb liquor and narcotics inflows across the Mexican and Canadian borders. A May treaty with Mexico raised hopes but requires ratification. Canada treaty is seen as helpful yet insufficient without U S action on its side of the border.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Andrews
The
Treasury
Mexico
Senate
Canada
Areo le
United States
Pickpocket Returns Six Thousand Dollar Bankroll
At East Lake City on June 25 a thief lifted W. J. Gray money from a pocketbook but returned the drafts and all but $500 cash. Gray, a Norton Kansas farmer, said he could weather a five hundred dollar loss after losing nearly six thousand dollars in a moment. He praised the thief as “at least a part of a gentleman.”
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Associated Press
East Lake City
Temple
W. J. Gray
Norton
Kan
Gray
Canton Governor Receives British Reply on Protest
Chinese civil governor of Canton received a reply to his protest to the British general in the affair. The notice indicates continuation on page 2 with details to come in column 4.
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Neas
Hong Kong
Canton
Funeral Service for Senator Eewin Freemont Ladd
Funeral services were held for Senator Eewin Freemont Ladd who died Monday in Baltimore. The body lay in Glenwood cemetery vault pending final disposition and travel to Fargo, N D or Maine. Chaplain Rev J J Muir led services with eulogies from Senators Walch Montana Heflin Alabama and Frazier North Dakota.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Eewin Freemont Ladd
Baltimore
Glenwood Cemetery
J. J. Muir
Dr. Muir
Cemeter Chapel
Benatore Waleh
Montana
Heflin
Alabama
Frazier
North Dakota
Benator Tadd
Zeppelins Seen Capable of Polar Flight
Berlin June 25 The director of Zeppelin works Dr Hugo Eckener says airships as built could cross the North Pole. He notes the Los Angeles is not suited for Arctic exploration and mentions a plan to repeat Amundsen’s North Pole flight next year with an airship if Dornier planes succeed.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Hugo Eckener
Zeppelin Works
United States Navy
Los Angeles
Germany
United States
North Pole
Polar
Alaska
Eekner
Roald Amundsen
Dornier
Americans Presented at Buckingham Palace Court
London June 26 One thousand guests including several Americans attended the royal court at Buckingham Palace and were presented to King George and Queen Mary. King George wore an informal guards blue uniform while Queen Mary wore a gold brocade gown with a pale blue train. The royal circle was smaller than usual but the ceremony followed the usual routine.
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Associated Press
London
Puckingham Palace
King George
Queen Mary
Royal Horse Guards
Royal
Rancher Wins His Rage With Death Before Landslide
Jackson Co June 26 The geography of Jacksons Hole region altered by a massive landslide that created a natural dam and a lake over a mile long in the Gros Ventre valley above Sheep Mountain. Forest officials assess lasting changes and hazards as the event dominates regional headlines.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Co
Jackson's Hole
Gros Ventre
Sheep Mountain
Caillaux Plans Bill for Large French Note Issue
France to issue four to five billion francs in bank notes to cover July and September bond repayments. M. Caillaux aims to rush the bill to the finance commission this afternoon and secure passage by both chambers by weekend. Bank of France discussed financing. final cabinet decision expected tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Paris
M. Caillaux
Finance Commission
Chamber
Senate
Bank of France
All Army Officers to Fly Under New Aerial Policy
Washington June 25. The War Department approves a new aerial policy by Brig Gen Drum allowing actual and theoretical air service training for all combat army officers. A special board will design courses, cadets will expand aero nautics training, and officers will earn credits in service records. The plan aims to improve close cooperation between infantry artillery and air service.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Hugh A. Drum
General Staff
Dwight Davis
Te War Department
Ence
West Point
Military Academy
Air Service
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