Iowa Senate Slide and Farm Policy Fights Rock Washington
Edward W. Pickard outlines the Iowa primary shock as Brookhart defeats Cummins in a farm relief contest, with Democrats mixing in to back Porter. He notes administration resistance to price stabilization and how cross‑party defections threaten future Senate control and farm legislation prospects.
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Preparations Underway for International Eucharistic Congress
The Catholic church readies a world gathering in Chicago and Mundelein for the week of June 20. Thousands of Roman Catholics travel by steamship from Europe bringing eminent churchmen and lay leaders to participate in ceremonies led by Cardinal Bonzano as papal legate. The event is expected to draw over a million visitors.
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New Rebel Leader Rises in Morocco After Abd al Krim
Tangier dispatch reports a new revolt leader named Ouldfar, brigand chief of the Djeballas, aiming to replace Abd al Krim. His forces have captured Chefchaouen in northern Morocco and overwhelmed the Riffian garrison. The Djeballa tribes resist the Riffs and seek to expel French and Spanish influence.
Treasury to Skip June Bond Sale As Revenues Rise
Mellon announced that the treasury will not issue treasury securities in June due to higher receipts especially from income taxes. The treasury can operate through mid September without new securities and expects a surplus for the year ending June 30 near 275 million dollars, about 20 million more than last year.
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Autonomy clashes in East Galicia and Egypt premier change
Ukrainians in East Galicia demand autonomy clashing with Polish troops. Zaghloul Pasha declines Egypt premiership with Adly Pasha chosen. Chicago to Minneapolis air mail route opens. Pilot Elmer Partridge dies on first flight. Admiral Hughes named U S fleet commander. Coolidge plans Adirondacks vacation around July 4 if Congress adjourns. Budget chief seeks 325000 for White House roof and 25000 for presidential rent next summer.
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Adly Pasha Named Premier of Egypt Amid British Backing
Adly Pasha, Liberal ally of Britain, chosen as Egyptian premier after Zagloul Pasha’s election victory was deemed unfriendly to the English government. The selection signals British influence in Cairo politics.
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