Coolidge Praises House Tax Bill Drafting Progress
President Coolidge expresses pleasure at the Ways and Means Committee's drafting of a tax bill aimed at cutting federal taxes by about 3.386 billion dollars annually. Chairmen Green expects passage virtually as framed, with a major focus on revamping the passenger automobile tax. Rep Rainey criticizes proposed increases in personal exemptions and earned income credits, urging deeper cuts for higher income brackets.
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Washington
Coolidge
House
Ways and Fans
Green
Congress
Pir
Presint
Rainey
Illinois
Funeral route crowds to view Alexandra's bier procession
London and a huge crowd prepare to witness the funeral procession for Queen Alexandra. The route from the Chapel Royal at St James's Palace to Westminster Abbey will require special handling of crowds as the royal funeral procession proceeds through the capital. The cortege includes the royal coffin, King Edward VII, and escort troops with Alexandra's Hussars leading the way.
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London
Other Alexandra
Pyal
St. James Palace
Westynster Abbey
England
Denrk
Norway
Alexandra
Owarkshire Hussars
Paris St Catherine's Day Parade Draws Small Flurry
In Paris on St Catherine's Day a procession of unmar ried women paraded along Faubourg St Honore near the Elysee Palace. Reporters outside the presidential residence observed the marchers and heard onlookers cry Is this a march on Rome as Senator Paul Doumer announced his inability to form a cabinet. The procession did not approach the court or stage any burlesque coup.
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Paris
St. Catherine's
Faubourg St. Honore
Elysee Palace
Paul Douor
Romer
Southern Pacific railroad reports prosperous October gains
New York November 25 The Southern Pacific shows a profitable October with net operating income of 7 482 541 a gain of 47 687 and gross 29 1138 5 an increase of 468 987. Ten months of 1925 show non operating declines of 3 290 212 while year to date gross reached 243 004 284 a decrease of 8 330 from last year.
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New York
Theuthern Pacific
Tober
Weather Forecast for New Mexico and Arizona
Enver November 25 forecast calls for fair conditions in New Mexico Thursday and Friday, with Arizona also fair and little temperature change. Local reports show after twenty four hours ending 6 p m yesterday, temperatures and humidity recorded, winds from the Northwest and a cloudy day pending hunters sunrise and sunset times for November 26 with Albuquerque times noted.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Noff
Goolidges Attend Church Services in Thanksgiving Observance
Washington November 25 Thanksgiving for President Coolidge and cabinet will be quiet with morning services at First Congregational Church and White House gatherings. Mrs Coolidge joins him with guests Mr and Mrs Frank W Stearns of Boston.
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Washington
Coolidge
Plymouth
John Coolidge
Amherst College
Open Bid Set For Bernalillo County Jail Furniture
Bernalillo County Commissioners opened bids for furnishing the new jail with only two bids. Pauly Jail Building Co of Dallas offered 24622 dollars while Radio Supply Co of Albuquerque bid 26970 dollars. A morning session indicated one bid may be accepted at a later meeting.
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Bernalillo County
Bme
Pauly Jail Building Company
Dallas
Radio Supply Company of
Albuquerque
A. A. Sedillo
Frank Butt
Justice of the Peace Court
Butt
Justice Court
Walker Defeats Challenger In P Round Bout
Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey, world champion, defended his title in a 12 round no decision fight against Sailor Friedman of Philadelphia at the Newark Armory. Reported by AP, ringside consensus favored Walker ten rounds Friedman one and one even. Attendance was about 10 090 spectators with Walker listed at 146 1 2 pounds and Friedman at 143.
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Newark
N. J
Associated Press
Mickey Walker
Elizabeth
Sailor Friedman
Philadelphia
Walker
Friedman
Vriedman
Union President Heads to Harrisburg for Talks
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers travels from Philadelphia to confer with Governor Pinchot over the anthracite suspension. Maj. W. W. Inglis, operator negotiator, meets the governor to provide requested information, then departs before Lewis arrives. Pinchot remains uncommunicative.
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Harrisburgh
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Philadelphia
Pinchot
Maj
W. W. Inglis
Major Inglis
Lewis
Vermillion Wife Sought After Bank Robbery Case
Trinidad Colorado seeks Stella Vermillion wife of W O Vermillion in connection with the Claude Texas First National Bank holdup last Saturday. She was said to have been in Trinidad Monday then to Branson Colorado and on to Texas the same day. W O Vermillion, a former Trinidad resident and former gas station manager, is alleged to have robbed the bank of 4753 dollars.
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Colo
Stella Vermillion
W. O. Vermillion
Albuquerque
N. M
First National Bank
Claude
Tex
Las Animas County
Branson
Texas
Vermillions
Community Church at Five Points to be Dedicated Thursday
The public is invited to dedication services for the new community church at Five Points west of the Barelas bridge. The ceremony takes place Thursday at 3 p.m. with the Ministerial Association of Albuquerque directing the program.
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Five Points
Barelas Bridge
The
Ministerial Association of
Albuquerque
King of American Gypsies Sets Sail to Find Bride in Europe
Frank Kaslov, 42, known as king of American Gypsies, leaves New York for Venice to seek a royal bride. His followers from the U S and Canada mourn at the Mauretania pier as security guards escort the Italian debt commission. Kaslov vows to bring back jewels and attire for his queen and notes Gypsy law requires a royal blood consort.
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New York
Frank Kaslov
Europe
Secret Service
Italian Debt Commission
Guiseppe Volpi
Mauretania
Biltmore
Venice
Kaslov
United States
Canada
John
City approves dance hall district and licensing rules
The city commission passed an ordinance restricting dances to the central district within the middle fire limits. It requires full license payment, Sabbath restrictions, police approval for licenses, under 18s only with guardians, and penalties up to 200 dollars or 90 days in jail per day of violation. The measure takes effect immediately with an emergency clause amid ongoing Heights hall legal actions and a prior licensing dispute.
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Mabry, Briggs
Macpherson
Ross
Prescott State Bank and Branches Fail to Open Doors
Prescott Arizona November 25 The Prescott State Bank and its affiliate Commercial Trust and Savings Bank failed to open this morning the state superintendent of banks citing frozen paper as the cause. The banks expect to pay all obligations in full per stockholders statements. Branches in Humboldt and Jerome also failed to open.
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Prescott
Ariz
Prescott State Bank
Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
State Superintendent of Banks
Humboldt and
Jerome
Repeal Proposal Aims to Undo Direct Primary Law
Olympia Nov 25 Senator W. W. Conner of Seattle introduced a bill in the upper house proposing repeal of the direct primary law. The measure seeks to reverse the existing direct primary framework and move toward a new electoral method.
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Olympia
Wash
W. W. Conner
Seattle
Venice Resort Merger With Angel City Approved
Los Angeles announces Angel City annexes the seaside resort Venice, a 25 000 population town. A recent vote favored the merger and the city will absorb Venice into Angel City.
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Angel City
Los Angeles
Calif
Venice
Pet duck returned to owner after auction sale
Eva Boran a 10 year old girl from Warren Ohio donated her pet duck to a community chest luncheon auction. The duck sold for 540 dollars with 35 dollars from the bill and 20 dollars per foot but the buyers returned the animal to Eva after the sale.
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Warren
Ohio
Eva Boran
Community Chest Fund
Toacher
Chest Fund
Aime
Eva
Annulment case shocks Rhinelander courtroom revelations
Leonard Rhinelander testifies that Alice Jones told him she was white before their marriage. Defense presents Ness Chidester who recalls Rhinelander saying he did not care if she was of mixed race. Witnesses for Alice deny the color question arose in the Jones home.
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N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Alice Jones
Ness Chidester
Leonard
Alice
Rhinelander
Supreme Court
Marschauser
Stamford
Conn
Chidhester
Chidester
Jones
Lee Parsons Davis
Grace
Emily
George Jones
Young Rhinelander
Robert Brooks
Bob
Len
Grace Jones
Governor Commutes Ulibarri's Prison Sentence
Governor A T Hannett reduces Jose D Ul ibarri sentence from a year to a year and a day in the state penitentiary to nine months. The commutation follows a recommendation by Judge Milton J Helmick and the state parole board. Ulibarri was confined from Bernalillo county last May.
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Santa Fe
Navy
Jose D. Ulbarri
A. T. Hannett
Milton J. Helmick
State Parole Board
Ulibarri
Bernalillo County
Jakie Field Sells New York Stock Exchange Seat After 58 Years
Ill health ends Jacob Field's 58 year Wall Street career as he sells his seat for 152000, a new record high price. The famed trader began as a messenger boy and rose to dominance amid bold, rapid moves on the floor including a famed clash with Jesse Livermore over Baldwin Locomotive stock.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Jacob Field
Jakie
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Waldorf
Field
Jesse L. Livermore
Livermore
Baldwin
Roswell Man Killed in Automobile Accident
Roswell New Mexico November 25 Pedro Martinez longtime resident was struck by an automobile driven by Jack Twilley on the main business street. Martinez died from internal injuries and a brain concussion as a coroner's jury ruled the death an unavoidable accident.
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Roswell
N. M
Pedro Martinez
Jack Twilley
Martinez
Wall Street to Close In Thanksgiving Observance
New York on November 25 reports that the New York Stock Exchange and commodities markets will close for Thanksgiving. Banks will suspend business for the day.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Commodities Markets
Credentials Proved Man Never Worked Led to Jail Term
W. J. Riley produced papers showing he had never worked in life. Justice Montoya jailed him 60 days for vagrancy. Riley, a hoboes convention delegate bound for Los Angeles, was detained by Santa Fe Officer Waters on train No. early Wednesday. Waters warned of further detention as Riley claimed to be a newspaper man and magazine writer.
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W. J. Riley
Justice of the Peace
Desiderio Montoya
Justice Montoya
Riley
Denver
Los Angeles
Waters
Santa Fe
Chapman Granted Second Reprieve for Murder Case
Gerald Chapman, condemned to die for murder in Hartford, has been granted a second reprieve by Governor John H. Trumbull fixing the new death date as March 3, 1926. The reprieve follows commutation of his mail robbery sentence by President Coolidge and centers on habeas corpus petitions and contests of the commutation and execution rights.
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Hartford
Conn
Gerald Chapman
Atlanta
Coolidge
John H. Trumbull
Chapman
Newell Jennings
Hartford Superior Court
James Skelly
New Britain
United States Supreme Court
FE. S. Thomas
H. K. W. Scott
Alcorn
Joseph Freedman
Trumbull
R. L. Gideon
Freedman
Plainville
Governor Consents To Three Month Stay Of Execution
Governor John H. Trumbull agreed to a three month stay for Gerald Chapman until March 3, 1926. The delay follows an agreement among State's Attorney Alcorn and Chapman's counsel to await the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on whether the president may shorten a federal sentence without the prisoner's consent. If the court rules yes, Chapman's fate would hinge on newly discovered evidence for a new trial. A second reprieve will be issued Friday extending the current stay beyond Wednesday dawn.
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Hartford Conn
John H. Tru
Gerald Chapman
Alcorn
Joseph Freedman
Chapman
Supreme Court of the United States
Coolidge
Trumbull
Mitchell Denied Permit as Trial Heads Toward Thanksgiving Break
The Army court martial of Colonel William Mitchell neared the end of its fourth week as defense rests amid a delay for war department documents. Mitchell faced a setback when the department refused approval for his Thanksgiving visit to Detroit to see his three months old daughter Lucy. Prosecution opened rebuttal with air service bombing test documents and will call its first witness when court reconvenes Friday.
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Washington
Army
William Mitchell
Navy Air Service
Navy Department
Virginia Capes
Chesapeake Bay
Farrar Illness Forces Four Week Stop After Operetta Opening
Geraldine Farrar is seriously ill in Hartford after five weeks of rehearsals for Romany Love Spell. The exhausted star has canceled engagements for at least four weeks, said manager Charles J. Foley tonight.
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Geraldine Parkar
Ilb
Hartford
Conn
Geraldine Farrar
Charles J. Foley
Chang Tso Lin government possibly overthrown in revolt
Reports from Tientsin say Chang Tso Lin's government at Mukden may have fallen to a military revolt. Evacuation of Manchurian province continues as rails are torn up north of Pekin Mukden and along the Tientsin Pukow line. Yang Yu Ting, Chang's top political adviser, is said to have fled from Mukden to Darien.
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Tientsin
Chang Tso-Lin
Mukden
Chang
Pekin-Mukden
Tientsin-Pukow
Tsangchow
Chihli
Tehchow
Shantung Province
Chinwangtao
Tain
Carinthia
Pekin
Yang Yu-Ting
Japan
Kiangsu
Darien
Uncrowned King of Manchuria Chang Tso Lin
Chang Tso Lin of Manchuria, long a central figure in Chinese politics, rose from boy bandit to de facto ruler of Manchuria. His forces built roads and railways, and the three Manchurian provinces prospered under his administration before revolts and power struggles shifted control.
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Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Haw
Young Chang
Chang
Fengtien
Wu Pei- Fu
Tsao Kun
China
Feng Yu Helang
Feng
Yangtse
Pekin
Tientsin
Bane Adits
Washington court adjourns as war fraud cases end
The Shenandoah court adjourned for an indefinite period while Colonel William Mitchell closed his case before the court martial. Senator Jardine called a conference to discuss Iowa farm credit questions. The supreme court upheld the recusations of federal reserve board on par clearance.
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Shenandoah
Washington
Nhlle
William Mitchell
Jardine
Lowa
Supreme Court
Federal Reserve Board
Hubbell party returns from hunt with large buck
Roman Hubbell returns Tuesday from the Hubbell ranch in the Magdalena mountains with a good sized buck killed days earlier during a hunting party from Albuquerque. The returning party includes Frank A Hubbell Jr Dr R Fred Pettit Manuel Paltenghe Garfield Paltenghe Mound James Bob Pettit.
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Hubbell
Magdalena Mountains
Frank A. Hubbell
Fred Pettit
Manuel Paltenghe
Garfield Paltenghe
Mound James IL
Bob Pettit
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