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1925 in Chile
Summary
The following lists events that happened during
1925 in Chile
.
←
1924
1923
1922
1925
in
Chile
→
1926
1927
1928
Decades:
1900s
1910s
1920s
1930s
1940s
See also:
Other events of 1925
Timeline of Chilean history
Incumbents
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President of Chile
:
Luis Altamirano
(until 23 January),
Pedro Dartnell
(until 27 January),
Emilio Bello
(until 20 March),
Arturo Alessandri
(until 1 October),
Luis Barros Borgoño
(until 23 December),
Emiliano Figueroa
Events
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January
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23 January – The
1925 Chilean coup d'état
overthrows the
September Junta
.
27 January – The
January Junta
is established and recalls
Arturo Alessandri
to the presidency.
March
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March –
Marusia massacre
August
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30 August – The
Chilean constitutional referendum, 1925
is held. It creates the
Chilean Constitution of 1925
.
October
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1 October – President
Arturo Alessandri
resigns.
22 October –
Emiliano Figueroa
is elected as president in the
Chilean presidential election, 1925
.
November
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22 November – The
Chilean parliamentary election, 1925
is held. The
Liberal Party
becomes the largest party in the Chamber of Deputies.
Births
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15 January –
Luis Mayanés
(d.
1979
)
19 March –
Julio Canessa
(d.
2015
)
[1]
26 March –
Claudio Spies
(d.
2020
)
9 August –
Valentín Pimstein
(d.
2017
)
25 December -
Carla Cordua
Deaths
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2 November –
Sofanor Parra
(b.
1850
)
References
edit
^
"Julio Canessa Robert" (in Spanish).
Library of the National Congress of Chile
. Retrieved
7 February
2024
.