June 1925

June 1, 1925 (Monday)

June 2, 1925 (Tuesday)

June 3, 1925 (Wednesday)

June 4, 1925 (Thursday)

  • The government of Turkish President Mustafa Kemal Atatürk issued a decree effectively suppressing the Progressive Republican Party, the only opposition party in Turkey. The decree charged the Progressive Republicans with using religion as a political instrument.[5]

June 5, 1925 (Friday)

June 6, 1925 (Saturday)

June 7, 1925 (Sunday)

June 8, 1925 (Monday)

June 9, 1925 (Tuesday)

June 10, 1925 (Wednesday)

June 11, 1925 (Thursday)

June 12, 1925 (Friday)

June 13, 1925 (Saturday)

June 14, 1925 (Sunday)

June 15, 1925 (Monday)

June 16, 1925 (Tuesday)

June 17, 1925 (Wednesday)

June 18, 1925 (Thursday)

June 19, 1925 (Friday)

June 20, 1925 (Saturday)

  • Benito Mussolini proclaimed the "Battle for Wheat", aimed at increasing Italy's wheat production to the point of becoming completely self-sufficient and no longer needing to import grain.[16]
  • The Australian comedy film The Adventures of Algy was released.
  • Born: Audie Murphy, World War II hero and film actor, in Kingston, Texas (d. 1971)

June 21, 1925 (Sunday)

June 22, 1925 (Monday)

June 23, 1925 (Tuesday)

June 24, 1925 (Wednesday)

  • The United States and Hungary signed a Treaty of Friendship, Commerce and Consular Rights.[20]

June 25, 1925 (Thursday)

June 26, 1925 (Friday)

June 27, 1925 (Saturday)

  • An earthquake of magnitude 6.6 struck near Helena, Montana. There were no casualties but damage was estimated at $150,000.[22]

June 28, 1925 (Sunday)

June 29, 1925 (Monday)

June 30, 1925 (Tuesday)

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