Riots in Jugo Slavia Kill Four in Zagrob Uprising
Belgrade reports shielded by troops as riots in Zagrob Croatia erupt after the Belgrade parliament killings. Four people killed, six dying, about ten percent wounded. Crowds protested the government with military forces guarding transport of two assassinated deputies, Paul Raditsch and Dr Basaritchek.
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Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Zagrob
Croatia
Paul Raditch
Basaritchek
Quiet Restored After Night of Rioting in Zagreb
After a night of rioting in Zagreb following the slaying of two peasant deputies, troops were mobilized and four people were killed. Sixty two injured and 180 arrested as students and workers clashed with police, targeting cafes frequented by officials. Authorities blamed interior minister Anton Koroshetz for the bloodshed.
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Zagbreb
Croatia
Stefan Raditch
Paul Raditch
Basaritchen
Anton Koroshetz
Jugo Slavia
Corso
Jagerhop
Aged Southern Railway Engineer Henry Bargay Dies in Macon
Macon Ga June 22 Henry Jackson Bargay, 63, longtime Southern Railway employee for 52 years including fort years as an engineer, died today in Macon.
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Southern Railway
Macon
Henry Jackson Bargay
Prohibition Question Stirs Democratic Convention Debates
Houston reports say the prohibition issue dominates talk ahead of Alfred E. Smith's convention entry. Governor Smith asserts his stance remains unchanged opposing repeal without a referendum and supports state discretion over beverage content.
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Smith
Houston
Texas
Alfred E. Smith
New York
New York State
Norman B. Mack
National Democracy
Mack
Princess Helen to Devote Life to Adopted Land
Princess Helen, free of her husband Prince Carol, plans to devote her life to Romania and help her six year old son Michael become a good king. She will not remarry, and expressed sorrow over Carol's exile after his 1925 elopement. Carol may appeal within five days on grounds of court incompetency.
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Helen
Carol
Michael
Bucharest
Romania
Magda Lupescu
Hoover Maps Two Section Campaign Headquarters
Secretary Hoover and the Republican National Committee selected divisions for the Hoover campaign with headquarters planned in New York Chicago and Washington. James W Good named for the Western office while Franklin W Fort Joseph R Nutt Ralph F Williams Alvan Hert and Daniel Pomeroy are listed in top posts and a possible departure date for Hoover from the cabinet is noted. Hoover plans to return briefly to Coolidge as the campaign staffing is finalized.
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Republican National Committee
Hoover
Work
National Committee
New York
Chicago
James W. Good
Commerce
Franklin W. Fort
New Jersey
Joseph R. Nutt
Ohio
Ralph F. Williams
London night club proprietress jailed for liquor violations
Mrs Kate Merrick, night club proprietress and mother in law of two British peers, received six months in prison without hard labor after being found guilty of selling liquor without a license and serving liquor after hours at the Cecil Club near Piccadilly. A sixty guinea fine was imposed and the club was struck from the register for five years. A prior similar sentence in 1924 is noted. Her daughters married into titled families including Lord De Clifford and the Earl of Kinnoull.
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London
Kate Merrick
Bow Street
Cecil Club
Forty Three
Piccadilly
Merrick
Bobby Jones Leads National Open Golf Championship
Bobby Jones shot par golf to seize the halfway lead in the National Open in Chicago with a 71 second round and a 144 total after 36 holes. Bill Leach led at 146, Willis MacFarlane stood second at 147 as Jones battled the rain and Farrell on the course.
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Chicago
Bobby Jones
Bill Leach
Philadelphia
Willis MacFarlane
New York
Atlanta
Jones
Johnny Farrell
Farrell
Bobby Jones Opens National Open with One Under Par Nine
Bobby Jones posted a 34 for the first nine holes of the national open, one under par, as a huge gallery cheered his play. He started his second round with Johnny Farrell, with Douglas Fairbanks among the marshals, and produced several clutch shots including a five foot birdie and a deft 40 foot putt for par.
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Farrell
Bobby
Jones
Senator Harris barred from leaving Washington today
Senator Harris chairman of the Georgia delegation to the Democratic convention at Houston is recovering from sinus operation and was prohibited by his physician from leaving Washington today. He said he planned to leave tomorrow morning and go directly to Houston.
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Washington
I Harris
Georgia
Houston
Atlanta
Col Robert Ewing Re-elected President of Southern Publishers
Biloxi Mississippi June 22 Colonel Robert Ewing publisher of the New Orleans States and the Shreveport Times was re elected president of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association at the annual meeting today. Other officers elected include John A Pary Raleigh Times chairman of the board Walter C Johnson Chattanooga News treasurer The secretary manager to be selected by the board of directors. Directors named include Victor H Hanson Birmingham News Alabama re elected L C Brown St Petersburg Independent Florida P T Anderson Macon Telegraph Georgia W C Dowd Charlotte News North Carolina F C Withers Columbia State South Carolina J G Stahk
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Biloxi
Miss
Robert Ewing
New Orleans
Shreveport Times
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
John A. Pary
Raleigh Times
Walter C. Johnson
Chattanooga News
Victor H. Hanson
Birmingham News
Alabama
L. C. Brown
St. Petersburg Independent
Florida
P. T. Anderson
Macon, Telegraph
Georgia
W. C. Dowd
Charlotte News
North Carolina
F. C. Withers
Columbia State
South Carolina
J. G. Stahk
Wealth and Murder Motive From Glab Case Surfaces
Los Angeles police tie the slaying of John I. Glab to his wife Hazel Glab and her anger over wealth expectations. Investigators name a 17 year old niece Ethyn Kaser as an accomplice and plan a habeas corpus hearing and further questioning of film colony friends including Lottie Pickford.
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Los Angeles
John I. Glab
Cicero, Sr
James Bean
Glab
Hazel Glab
Glabs
Film Colony
Lottie Pickford
Mary Pickford
Watts Gunn Still Leads Southerners In Dallas Tourney
In the Southern Amateur golf championship at Dallas Gulf, Watts Gunn of Atlanta held a lead over Fred Lamprecht of New Orleans two up after six holes in the upper bracket quarterfinals. Ossie Carlton of Houston and Louis Jacoby of Dallas advanced in the lower bracket, with Carlton beating Charles Dexter Jr. 5 and 4 and Jacoby overcoming Charles Cawthorn 2 up to set semi finals.
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Dallas
Texas
Watts Gunn
Fred Lamprecht
New Orleans
Gunn
Lamprecht
R. Robertson
Young Lanham Conner
Louis Jacoby
Charles Cawthorn
Memphis
Tenn
Ossie Carlton
Houston
Charles Dexter, Jr
Charles Dexter,Jr
Jacoby
Carlton
Conner
Robertson
Clash Near Las Huertas Kills 32 in Jalisco Battle
Guanajuato dispatches report from Mexico City that ten federal soldiers and twenty two rebels died after an eight hour battle near Las Huertas in Jalisco. Thirty federal troops were wounded. insurgent casualties were not determined as insurgents dispersed. federal force about 300 men engaged nearly 400 rebels.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Excelsior
Las Huertas
Jalisco
Mary Pickford Cuts Hair Then Keeps Curls Safe
Chicago June 22 Mary Pickford announced she cut her hair short to avoid being a girl in her next film. Reporters pressed for details as she explained the curls remain wrapped and ready to pin back if needed. Doug Fairbanks and the couple plan to ride a Santa Fe train to Hollywood.
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Chicago
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
New York
Doug
Flood Situation in Arkansas Much Improved Says Engineer
Memphis reports the White River flood situation in Arkansas greatly improved after a critical period. Major L D Worsham, in charge of protection work, says conditions are still serious but labor and equipment keep dykes secure. Over 500 laborers work along the White River levee south of Georgetown as water stands at 29.6 feet.
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Memphis
Tenn
White River
Arkansas
L. D. Worsham
United States
Georgetown
Ark
Italian airmen aid Nobile party by refinding six castaways
Major Maddalena and Major Penzo conducted a second reconnaissance over the Nobile party off Northeastland. They refound six stranded men and dropped additional supplies from the Citta di Milano base, while a faulty parachute hindered a radio battery drop. Weather improved with sun breaking fog as plans for another flight formed.
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Maddalena
Penzo
Nobile
Citta di Milano
Kings Bay
Stefani
Amundsen
Amundsen Search Delayed by Dense Arctic Fog
Arctic fog halted air search for Roald Amundsen and five companions missing since leaving Tromsø in a French seaplane. Riiser Larsen and Tuettow Holm redirected to Spitzbergen coast duties while Maddalena and Penzo prepared Italian seaplanes to pursue leads from Kings Bay to Advent Bay and the Italia survivors.
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Kings Bay
Spitzbergen
Roald Amundsen
Tromisoe
Norway
Riiser-Larsen
Tuettow Holm
Oslo
Amundsen-Plisworth
Polar
West Spitzbergen
South Cape
Advent Bay
Bay of the Italia
Arctic
Umberto Maddalena
Italia
Penzo
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