Colonels Lead Revolt at Belgrade Palace
In Belgrade the Sixth and Seventh regiments stormed the royal palace aided by inside treachery. King Alexander shot dead aide Naumovics and killed him, then opened fire as Colonel Mischidis presented abdication papers. The king and Queen Draga died together. ten peasants were also killed.
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Nuamovies
Nuamoviecs
Nuumovics
Naumovics
Servia
Alexander
Belgrade Royal Family Assassination Sparks Revolt
A Semlin dispatch reports King Alexander and Queen Natalia were killed during a Belgrade palace attack led by Lieutenant-Colonel Mischich after the king refused abdication in favor of Prince Narageorgevitch. The queen and other royals perished, ministers arrested, obsequies slated for June 14, with Belgrade in festive display amid turmoil. Washington and Paris reactions note embassy concern and fears of constitutional suspension.
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National Zeitung
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Coalogne Gazetter
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Twelve Bodies Recovered In Arizona Flood Disaster
Twelve bodies of flood victims have been recovered at Clifton Arizona with the death toll generally placed at thirty one. Many bodies may never be found as flood waters carry remains downstream and into silt and wreckage. Harrowing reports arrive from Chase canyon as hundreds search. Gasoline lamp explodes in Guthrie Oklahoma causing stampede injuring Rev Krutsinger and two women.
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Paris reports on Servia throne dispute and Belgrade assembly
A French dispatch cites Belgrade abolishing the late King Alexander’s assembly and summoning the skupshuia to ratify Peter Karageorgevitch as king. Officials question Belgrade’s quietness and whether foreign powers will recognize the new sovereignty, possibly after ministers meet to assess evidence of public support and order.
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King Alexander and Queen Draga Assassination Burials
Reports from Belgrade state King Alexander and Queen Draga were assassinated early Thursday. They were buried in the Obrenovitch vault in St Mark’s cemetery with secrecy. Rioters decorated Belgrade as officers removed Alexander's cipher from caps.
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Assembly Decides Monday in Serbia Crisis
Washington reports from Athens dated June 12 say the National assembly will decide Monday on the Servian king. Dispatches from Budapest note Nish is marching on Belgrade with full war equipment and artillery amid the royal succession turmoil.
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Th Lokal Anaioger
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Nish
Alexander
Belgrade
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