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To the Cabinet. At a Council of Ministers, he referred to his decision to remain in office and added: "I believe that in that way I will best serve the interests of Italy, which must 'be preserved from the shock and unrest which would certainly accompany a Cabinet crisis...
Eight thousand pitiless brewery workers went on strike in Berlin whose populace became exposed to a beer famine. Frantic efforts were made by cafe, restaurant and beer hall proprietors to secure large quantities of Miinchner and Wurzburger from Bavaria and elsewhere to tide their beer-drinkers over tha crisis.
Last year the unexpectedly large production of crude petroleum brought on a crisis in the oil industry by smashing the high prices for crude oil and even for its refined products. Large companies, however, stocked the excess crude oil product, and refineries greatly increased their stocks of gasoline. This policy...
Just now the oil companies do not know quite where they are at, and nether does anyone else. The professional prophets of business tendencies hesitate to predict another oil crisis, yet it is apparent that the great prosperity predicted for the oil companies last Winter is equally uncertain.
The press can still give five column headlines to the Cleveland Convention, and speak of events there enthusiastically, while it delegates the French political crisis to the corner. Next year's prize editorial may be a repeater on President Coolidge. The vice-presidential nominee is hardly a "surprise". But so...