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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
3
Copenhagen dispatch notes Nina Bang, first woman cabinet member, rising as a forceful figure in Danish politics. The widow of a noted economics writer and herself a scholar, she gains public attention as a potential key reformer and leader in government.
Turkish trade shows increased activity after Lausanne treaty abolishes capitulations. A 12 month 1934 25 period reports only 13 foreign firms leaving Turkey while foreign firms continue under new extraterritorial rules, amid steady commerce growth in Constantinople.
The administrator becomes minister of education in the current Labor government. As author of a standard work on The History of Sound Taxation and backed by foreign governments, she already held a reputation as a scholar and now attracts intense public debate.
The article profiles Nina Bang a bold Danish reformer and minister famed for defying the king and aristocracy. It notes her independence and public stance earning both admiration and hatred as she champions reforms and women’s status in Denmark where voting rights came without struggle.
Paris officials report both chambers adjourned as Doumer plans a doubled tax on turnover though details remain secret. Left coalition pushes conservative measures to balance the budget, while socialists seek tobacco monopoly reform via a stock company with bond shares and five percent interest.
Flash from Plymouth reports Colonel Cooledge father of the president in good health and happier after receiving a box of goodies from the White House. Other items note Munn’s knockout, Chapman gifts, Hoogstraeten child Christmas tree, Fields tomb relocation, Episcopals giving, and various city incidents nationwide.
The state petitions in Milwaukee court alleging Mrs. Mary Beggs McCulloch fraudulently accessed Mr. Beggs safety boxes and removed assets after his death. The suit seeks a court order to deliver assets to special administrator Neelen, prevent further interference, and compel examination under oath. The state also notes Beggs did not file income tax returns for the past three years while a Milwaukee resident.
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