23 Nov 1925
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1925
Page
1
Discontent over Painleve financial plans triggers ministerial downfall as opposition gains momentum. Rowing disputes and political instability intensify, with cabinet resignations looming and public pressure increasing on the government.
Paris reports growing discontent with Premier Painleve’s financial proposals triggers his ministry’s collapse. The chamber defeats article five amid communist abstentions. Painleve and ministers resign amid rapid adjournment and speculation on a new premier as government supporters reel.
Fragmentary OCR text notes mild conditions in Meath with some wind and scattered clouds. Indicates a period of unsettled weather through midweek with temperatures uncertain and possible rain later.
New York Nov 22 The anthracite operators conference served a formal demand on the American Fair Trades League to retract its false and libelous charge that coal producers manipulated the public through a sizing plan. Walter Gordon Merritt filed the letter to Edmund A. Whittier asserting the plan standardized coal quality and was adopted openly with retailers’ support.
A garbled report notes a liquor problem affecting populations in New York and Nevada. It references specific towns, counties, and measures proposed or discussed, including implications for wages and statewide plans. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse for precise details.
A lengthy and stormy trial loom surrounds critic Io PREDICTED in Mitchell Gage with no estimate available for termination. Proceedings continue as authorities assess timing and implications.
Washington reports the Mitchell court martial will call about 30 witnesses as the air controversy trial advances. Major General Charles P. Burmester, Brigadier General Nash A. Drum, Major General Mason Patrick, and Dennis K E en are among potential witnesses. The defense has presented 53 witnesses with a total list at least 84 names, and the extent may grow as documents and stipulations are introduced.
Local auto shop in Santa Fe operated by Hart near Domingo is referenced amid unclear text about vehicle service. The fragment suggests a service location and technician but lacks concrete details or outcomes.
Citizens plan to call on Governor Hannett on Tuesday to press for policy action while rumors and confusing OCR text surround the event. Local organizers emphasize timely civic engagement and advocacy for state reform.
Residents select a five member committee to coordinate with outlying districts and appeal to the city commission over the last legislature bill. Debate centers on bonds and the use of special improvement districts to finance water lights and sewers for new residents.
Queen Alexandra's coffin, carved from oak, borne by household servants to Sandringham Church, lies before the altar with her standard as pall. The service is attended by King George, Queen Mary, the Prince of Wales and royals, with the church open afterwards for visitors.
Dr. Harold M. Shakeidan, editor preacher and author, spoke at three churches Sunday to about 1,469 attendees. He criticized modern college talk and urged stronger memory in preaching at the First and Central Avenue churches.
The bond market, slowed by tighter credit, faced a sober week as Italy's $100 million loan oversubscribed signals continued international support. Federal Reserve rediscounts rose to 4 percent in Cleveland, Philadelphia and San Francisco, with New York at 3 1/2. Markets paused, only convertible issues showing life amid expectations of a New York rate hike.
New York reports brisk buying of iron and steel amid credit tightening and higher rediscount rates. Funds shift from speculation to production as orders for 1926 first quarter rise, while imports exceed exports and overall trade shows cautious improvement in basic industries.
Wade Mellon a 50 year old rancher from the Capulin neighborhood was killed when his car left the road and plunged into Sugarite creek arroyo on the Raton and Des Moines highway. The vehicle rolled to the bottom with Mellon pinned beneath, suffering a broken neck and crushed head.
Washington reports the $300 million tax reduction bill moves fast under House Ways and Means Chairman Green. The non partisan measure aims for House presentation by December 7 and quick passage in two weeks, with Senate hearings and a Christmas recess timeline guiding action.
i Counsel for Countess Moralyi wife of the Margary Det president appeals to President Coolidge for a review of the State Department ban on her entry. The letter denounces the act as arbitrary and argues it infringes freedoms and political views amid broad questions of citizenship and evidence.
A New York survey by the Moderation League finds the Volstead act has not promoted temperance and sobriety. It cites rising drunkenness, more intoxication among drivers and minors, and predicts no long term success without a wiser restraint law.
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