Romanian Princess Arrives in Belgrade for Serbian Royal Wedding
A Romanian princess lands in Belgrade to wed Prince Alexander of Serbia amid a royal welcome. Crowds, officials, and church leaders greet the approaching ceremony, with notable visitors including diplomatic and royal figures amid elaborate public celebrations and planned state events.
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Belgrade
Alexander
Jrisyade
Juge-Sinvia
Poe Marie of
Rumazi
Alexander Seeok
Rujan Ainge
Teres
Igton
Jane
Duke of York
iAjoander
Serbia
Aepomania
Aergal
Wtp
Infante Aephores
Spel Pasnitch
Sirnt Teane
Jeang
Retrials Pushed For Cement Antitrust Cases
The Department of Justice announced speedier retrials for the eastern group of maint cases including Atlas Port cement and related matters. Attorney General Daugherty and U.S. Attorney Hayward agreed on vigorous prosecution of cement antitrust actions in New York, with central group cases set for Chicago on June 15 and a civil bill awaiting action in Havre.
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Hayward
Facington
Atlas Portfed Cement Company
Posile
Department of Justice
Department
Gera Daugherty
Willas Hayward
United States
New York
Central Groupsto Cement
Chicago
Haver
Cameron to Direct Accounting Probe Into War Frauds
Attorney General Daugherty announced creation of a new division to investigate war frauds and named Demes Cameron of New York to head it. Also announced was Sun Post special assistant Meter Steinbrink related to aviation contracts. A secretive grand jury continued lumber contract deliberations tied to Phillips & Stevens.
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Washington
Daugherty
Demes Cameron
New York
Sun Post
Atlorney General
Meter Steinbrink
War Department
Phillips & Stevens
John Lewis Phillips
Republican Star
Georgia
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Department of Justice
Board Appointments Due Italian King Narrowly SHINGTON
News from Washington reports appointments due by the Italian king and a broad outline of imminent moves. A Soviet treaty is noted as signed recently, with officials in Prague stating a provisional pact between Czechoslovakia and Russia was formalized yesterday.
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Meyer Lissner
Harding
Wausington
Jane
Chauffeur Saves King Victor Emmanuel At Crossing
King Victor Emmanuel escaped injury when his automobile narrowly avoided a train at a grade crossing near Ansie en route to Palermo. The chauffeur was praised for quick presence of mind in getting the car across the tracks, as the king congratulated him on his timely action.
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Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Associated Press
Palermo
Ansie
Train incident rattles royal entourage on tense ride
An unnamed incident unsettled the chauffeur who could hardly proceed as the train approached. The King remained calm, showing the least concern among those in the car with him despite the moment.
Winsome Thief Sentenced for Parole Violation at Reform School
Edna, seventeen and pregnant, known as a winsome thief, was taken to the state reformator y at Bedford by Judge Talley after parole violations tied to thefts at the Virginia Day Nursery and prior larcenies. She claimed marriage since earlier arraignments, while her husband remained unfound.
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Edna R. Willsey
Bedford
Fanny Whisey
State Reformator
Edna
Talley
Owego
Manhattan State Hospital
New York
Tbe
Ontorney
Withsraw
Blood on knives proved rust not blood in murder case
Dr Alexarder Gettler of Bellevue Hospital reported chemical tests on two knives seized from MartinSteffene linked to the murder of Mrs Ellen Tracy on April 11 showed stains caused by rust, not blood. A separate item notes Daisy urged as US symbol as Kissel introduces a bill to designate the national flower.
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Alexarder
Gettler
Bellevue Hospital
Martin Steffene
Fllen Tracy
Daisy
U.S
Washington
Jones
Daily
United States
Kissel
New York
Wanamaker Board Hosts Dinner for Store Executives
The Wanamaker Board of Trade gathered about 175 executives at the Astor Place building for a dinner last night. Speakers included John W. Appel Jr and Joseph Appel among others, praising industry momentum and steady employment as they discuss economic conditions.
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Wanamaker Board of Trade
Wanamaker
Astor Place
America
John W. Appel Jr
Joseph IE Appel
Caldwell
Po Lyne
F. Quimby
Woabin Banks
Willen
John P. Wolf Sohn Williams
At Company
Clement Jenkins
Sheldon In Weriments Melrova School
Riley
Merchandise de Val Dynert
Auhtelle Ausatilion
Ruby Rnow
Alexander Ru
Katheleen Tyson
Elizabeth Barnys
Bureau of Information
Thompson Admits in Chicago Tribune Libel Case Trial
June 6 report states Mayor Thompson admitted desiring Tribune support for his candidacy to the Board of Review. The Chicago Tribune is cited in a $500,000 libel suit. The mayor denied issuing enlistment pleas or Red Cross fund calls, though testimony touched on press influence and wartime proclamations.
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ICAGO
Thompson
Chicago Tribune
Board of Review
Thorenson
Germany
United States
England
Redeas Fund
Tribune
Decorator Kills Himself On Irvington Street
Harry Stopler of the paint and decorative firm Hummel & Stopler in Irvington New Jersey was found dead on a street embankment with a bullet wound to the head. A revolver lay nearby and police noted identity cards and a possible motive linked to a planned divorce and a desire to secure a position for a former partner.
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Harry Stopler
Hummel & Stopler
Irvington
N. J
Embankmen
Benide
Hay Ark
Manture Theater
Stopter
George Arliss Aboard Mauretania With Noted Passengers
English actor George Arliss sails on the Cunard liner Mauretania bound for Cherbourg and Southampton. He plans a brief London visit then rest at St Margaret's Bay before resuming his tour and return to films and stage. Fellow travelers include Prince Antoine Bibescu and Eva Le Gallienne among others.
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George Arliss
Bre
Arline
Mauretania
Cherbourg
Southampton
London
St. Margaret’s Bay
Dover
Lle
Mare Klaw
Princs Antoine Bibescu
Washington
Sir Charl Mom
Mins Eva le Gallienne
Pi Sar A. Hopewell Smith
Walter Hoover
Mies Georgette le Motte
Charles Sprague Smith
Central Park South Site for New Art Home
A plan for a large art center on Central Park South outlines an opera house with a three tier entrance and multiple access points. A proposed committee includes Otto H Khan P H Johnston Adolph Lewison Mackay Henry Harr ison Fingler A Damtsch Eugene Noble Mrs E H Harriman Leonard Liebling Edwin Holdman and Harry Watrous among others to push the project.
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Otto H. Kahn
P. H. Johnston
Themen Nations Rank
Adolph Lewisohn
Clarence Mackay
Iharmonie Soetery
Henry Harrisone Fingler
New York Symphony
A Damtosch
Institute of Musical Art
Eugene Noble
Julliard Foundation
E. H. Harriman
American Orchestral Society
London
New York Music Week
John C. Preand
Musical America
Leonard Liebling
Musial Courier
Edwin Franco Holdman
The
Goldman's
Columbia
William “Ari
Gullmant Organ School
Harry W. Watrous
National Academy of Design
National Academy Association
Stinnes and Ebert Break Official German Paper Rift
Berlin June 6 Stinnes's Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung has ceased to be the government's official organ. The mutually abrogated arrangement ends a long strain between the government and the Stinnes industrial and shipping group. Stinnes had often opposed certain policies while the state objected to his editorial independence.
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Berlin
Associated
TN Wa
Half of Porters $2,619,017 Estate Is Liberty Bonds
The Surrogate's Court appraisal of Gen Horace Porter's estate shows a total value of 2,619,017 with Liberty Bonds amounting to 1,295,150. Porter, Civil War veteran and Grant aide de camp, also held stock in the Terrible Mining Co and other securities, including Virginia & Southwestern and Eastern Syndicate Company investments, amid wide holdings and uncertain values.
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Horace Porter
Grant
Ales
France
Porter
Terrible Mining
Virginia & Southwestern Rills
Gener
Eastern Syndicate Company
Tracy H. Maris
Theater Syndicate Company
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald
Vanderbilt
Jayne Whitner
Charles T. Cook
Lawrence E. Sexton
Harding Seeks 28 Million for Illegally Collected Taxes
President Harding asked Congress for a deficiency appropriation of 28,122,600 to refund taxes illegally collected for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1921. The Budget Bureau estimate notes the largest refunds fall under income taxes at about 16,000,000, with estate taxes at 12,000,000 and sales taxes at 1,500,000. Prohibition refunds total 100.00 along with other items.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Gillett
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Policeman Kicked During Arrest Incident at Broadway
Patrolman Hembdt stopped a car at Broadway and Austh Street last night. Daniel P. Ritchey proprietor of the Alotel Gregorian 42 West Thirty-fifth Street faces disorderly conduct charges. Prank Beattie of 530 Roverside Drive and Mrs Beattie are charged with interfering with an officer. All three were sent to West 1624 Street for bail at midnight.
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Daniel P. Ritches
Alotel Gregorian
West Thirty-fifth Street
Beattie
Roverside Drive
Worth Textile Co. Inc
Hembdt
Broadway
Austh Street
Ritchey
Mrs. Beattie
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R. Fulton Iiem
J. Schief
Rothlaghany
Slorich
Robert Gileeeil
William A. Chadburne
Frank Filset
William Atweed
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Wanamaker Board
J. A. O'Reilly
Chief Tribune
Elsie Ferguson
Central Park South
Liberty Bonds
Gunn
Uno
U. S
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Clark & Gibby, Inc
East 43Rd St
Franklin
Marray
Me Marcar
Russia
Whitehouse, & Hardy Broadway
Brokaw Brothers Broadway
Forty Second Street
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