World News Highlights From Grain Trades To Armistice Day
Exports of grain from the United States last week totaled 13,260,000 bushels, with corn crop estimates at 2,478,000,000 bushels from the Department of Agriculture. National bank resources reached a peak since 1920. Admiral H J Cone named general manager of a fleet corporation. Armistice Day honors at Arlington as President Coolidge and Mellon oppose the Melson tax plan. Other items include rock Island arrests, a Grand Rapids post office explosion, New Orleans water efforts, and a Lumberton hospital fire with narrow deaths.
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Notable NC political figure W. W. Kitchin dies after long illness
The former governor and congressman W. W. Kitchin, father of Claude Kitchin, dies after a prolonged illness. The report notes his high political stature and ties to North Carolina politics, as the obituary highlights his public service and family legacy.
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Congress opening bill to fund eight new conisera ships
Reports to the Veterans Bureau outline improvements for medical and hospital services. John Carroll, nineteen, Loyola alum and former captain of the football team, dies in a New Orleans car crash. Texas results show Miriam Ferguson ahead of Dr. George Butte for governor by 104,379 votes. Wisconsin canvass confirms Victor Berger’s re election by 488 votes. A Chicago bootlegging slaying aids, bank robbery nets 15,000. Havana streetcar strike halts traffic. Boston jury. Toard case ends with mistrial. Narragansett Bay chase ends with whiskey seizure. Two bubonic plague deaths in Los Angeles raise toll to 83. A New York Stock exchange rally pumps over 100 million in value. Pip HU trial notes volatility in Volstead Act enforcement. Borah recovering from illness. Pierce promoted to major. Stuart Patterson dies at 82.
Armistice Era News Mixed With Postwar Political Talk
A sprawling London to Washington roundup covers a wartime ace killed at Bizerte during armistice hours, Ireland arms celebrations with ex servicemen parades, plagues and floods hitting Poland, Mexican deputies wounded in a chamber shooting, Emma Goldman welcomed in London, and a global view of postwar political shifts. Reports also note rail consolidations rumors, rising US defense warnings, and cabinet reshuffling speculation as Coolidge era policies loom.
Armistice Day Observed Worldwide in 1925
Edward W. Pickard notes Armistice Day ceremonies across the United States and allied nations. At Arlington Cemetery President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge laid wreaths. Other details cover inauguration plans, tax policy delays, and political tensions in Austria and Italy as governments face postwar challenges.
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Opponents organize first opposition party in Turkey
Reports state Mustapha Kemal Pasha faces a newly formed opposition bloc led by former premier Raouf Bey within the Kemal government. The dissidents, described as amiddy men of influence, are cited as likely to challenge Kemal in coming political battles.
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Quick remedy claim for kidney troubles from Carey Marshroot
An old warning style notice urges quick relief from kidney discomfort with Carey Marshroot Prescription 777. It promises immediate benefits for backache swelling ankles and clammy hands, touts roots and herbs, and directs readers to local druggists or Carey Medical Laboratories for purchase.
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