Committee Says No Further Relief Proposals Possible
An airman of the House body announces the door is closed against further relief proposals. The committee declares that no additional measures will be considered to provide further relief.
16 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1925
Page
1
An airman of the House body announces the door is closed against further relief proposals. The committee declares that no additional measures will be considered to provide further relief.
Washington observers report the House revenue bill nearing final passage as committee revisions cut next year's revenue by about 304 million dollars. Chairman Green says no further tax rate changes are likely and the threatened auto tax cut will be vigorously opposed. He expects committee work to finish next week and the measure to reach the House soon after December 7.
Denver and New Mexico expect warm conditions Monday and Tuesday with no major temperature changes. Northern Rocky Mountain regions forecast a cool start then normal temperatures. southern ranges see cool beginnings and normal thereafter. Local university report covers temperatures and a four day outlook ending November 17 with sunrise times.
The Methodist Episcopal board of temperance and morals blasted Governor Smith as a presidential candidate and attacked Tammany Hall after a southern trip by New York Mayor-elect Walker. They warned the South to beware and cited alleged connections to prize fighting and liquor interests, calling Smith's ambitions astonishing. The statement urged vigilance across America toward the liquor issue and Democratic stance.
New York reports show the bond market steadied despite a 4 percent rediscount rate rise by the Heston reserve bank. Investor confidence grew as news of Italy's debt settlement and potential U S loans supported credit facilities. French and German financial moves indicated further cooperation with American loans boosting postwar stabilization efforts.
The Santa Fe railroad announces November 29 changes to train No. 2 connecting Chicago and Los Angeles with a 15 minute time reduction. Albuquerque No. 8 gains five hours, No. 10 drops eight hours, and several sleepers added. No. 9, 2, 4, 7, 31 schedules unchanged.
Benefito Marques aged about 2 was killed when a Ford touring car overturned on North Broadway near New York avenue around 3 am Sunday. Four companions escaped with minor injuries. Marques, employed as a dishwasher at Pekin cafe, was pinned beneath the car. Coroner's jury at Strong's Mortuary ruled death from being pinned under the automobile. Funeral arrangements unknown. he had recently come to Albuquerque and had no local relatives.
Delegates from across the United States gather in Chandler for the Western Mining conference to discuss measures for cooperation in mining in the Southwest. The session launches with the gavel to fall tomorrow as debates focus on national cooperation and bureau functions.
Residents of Linn Creek Missouri vote to relocate as Osage river dam creates a 100 mile long lake. The town of 500 will shift to a hilltop site near the new reservoir expected to rival Elephant Butte in lake area and power output.
New York November 15 The Associated Press reports General Motors declares a dividend of 28 million dollars. The move follows a year of financial volatility and rapid credit conditions. The announcement marks a record payment to stockholders as the auto giant maintains earnings amid fluctuating markets.
Chicago chemist Dr. William Dr. McNally reports that bootleg liquor in the city contains formaldehyde. He cites hundreds of samples and post mortem tests showing formaldehyde cannot be separated from alcohol and slowly embalms the organs, contributing to rising deaths among drinkers.
In Nebtesville Indiana the former head of the Ku Klux Klan remains in jail while hearings proceed on charges tied to a death. Sheriff Charis Gooding disclosed limited information as local residents observed a steady stream of visitors.
An auto racing pilot injured Saturday was reported improving. The brief note mentions a crash site and ongoing recovery with limited readable details.
Concord Nov 16 Governor Winant ordered guardsmen from La Conica to pursue an outlaw believed spotted in the woods near Meredith. A former policeman was reportedly shot at by the fugitive as about 300 armed men surrounded the area seeking the suspect.
A heavily armed civilian posse surrounded a Tennessee forest area for nearly a week seeking Meredith X M New 15 Frank George Vellows. Gov Winant and national guardsmen escorted tracks, a suspect was later moved toward Nashville to join his wife and flee.
Fragmentary text mentions schools and unhoused Russian children, but details are unreadable. The source lacks coherent facts or named entities to form a clear summary.
Fragmentary report indicates a Portales man was killed while hunting and his body subsequently buried. Details are unclear due to damaged text. authorities are investigating the incident and the location is noted as Portales. No further names or dates are legible in the surviving fragments.
Washington Nov 15 The Shenandoah court of inquiry may resume to examine Captain Paul Foley amid charges by Mrs. Margaret Lansdowne widow of Commander Zachary Lansdowne. Major Henry Leonard will decide if the panel can reconvene after a month recess. Lansdowne will be first witness questioning Foley's alleged attempt to influence her testimony and a disputed written statement. Foley will defend that message as a summary of prior remarks and will call relatives and associates to testify.
J C C examiner in Junction Colorado announces decision that the express rate of 1.96 dollars per hundred from western Colorado to Colorado common points is fair and not prejudicial to New Mexico fruit and vegetable shipments. The case began in 1924, with rate increase bids prompted by New Mexico shippers and test cases filed earlier.
A Texas man plans a $50 000 home construction in Colfax County amid scattered garbled text describing rates and local figures. The fragmentary note references M Mew and Coelie Muliinges among unclear details.
Four trainmen died when the Columbian passenger train collided head on with a freight near Renville Minnesota. The wreck wrecked two locomotives a passenger engine the mail car and about fifteen freight cars with 1 000 feet apart attempting to see each other before impact. Early investigation ordered with no blame set yet as wrecking crews cleared the site and the Columbian resumed westward service after a halt at Montevideo.
In Chicago on November 15 deputies installed new officers of the Public Life Insurance Company and ousted the old leadership. The new officers claimed improper elections and secured a court order to take control, with the organization facing a dispute over a large stockholding and substantial assets.
News from Window Ontario reports that the Canadian four point four beer trial collapsed after months of issues. Equipment was dismantled or stored, futures jeopardized, and the project faced forced closure.
A boy caught with a coat admits he took it from a car. Police report unclear details and names due to damaged text. Further information pending follow up with the local station.
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