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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
5
Local groups share a packed agenda with meetings and events across Albuquerque. From the Two-Table Duplicate Club at Mrs H C Stull’s Parkview apartments to drama club reviews at Alvarado, plus charity cards, fundraisers, and church suppers at Mason temple and First Presbyterian venue.
Mrs George Roslington and Mrs S T Vann have issued more than one hundred fifty invitations for a luncheon and bridge event. The gathering will be held Thursday December 10 at the Franciscan.
Ideal Theater presents Bob Custer in The Range Terror a western drama with Alaska the dog and a two reel comedy Oh What a Flirt. Pastime features The Phantom of the Opera with Lon Chaney and a Langdon comedy It is Marriage Wow. Sunshine runs vaudeville and short features.
Omaha Nebraska November 30 reports of an imminent tong warfare outbreak were scouted by police after two Chinese men Chin Yiek and Hale Tong were arrested with weapons. Chinese merchants sought protection from an outside slayer while courtesy cards allowing armed Chinese were blamed for arming locals. Detective Chief Danbaum warned he would lock up every Chinese if a disturbance occurred.
A witty quip contrasts the overbearing conceit of a bore with the pretended humility of a great figure. The line, drawn from Life magazine, mocks grand self-importance and the feigned reserve of notable persons.
Grocery prices drop for Navel oranges and Jonathan apples as advertised. Shoppers urged to visit local grocers for discounts and seasonal fruit savings.
Margaret McNaughten a beautiful Scotch girl sails to America to pursue acting meets Carol Carpenter and Mary Carrol in Hollywood boarding house. Margaret faces exploitation by Vern Atwell, plans to support Mary in hospital, and with Daisy Darling vows to prove she can succeed by working hard, while deciding whether to stay in the movies.
A young girl named Dolly writes a Christmas letter from the big living room chimney addressing Santa Claus. She asks for red apples, a new sled, a red sweater like her friend Margie’s, and for Santa to write his message in a scrapbook gift. Dolly recalls the cozy home opposite the library and her cherished scrap book.
Five act vaudeville program at the Sunshine theater features jugging by Robert Belling singing by Wucclan Lucca who performs in any language Fuller Clark & Co present Making a Movie Star Laddie and Garden perform music and acrobatics Rose Berry formerly of Albuquerque now Miss Garden Mack and Forest close with a nation dances act Sunshine Vaudeville road shows maintain high standards and popularity with audiences.
Prohibition agents Bowman and Abeyta arrested Ramon Barbea late Sunday night near Los Padillas for possession of liquor after he allegedly concealed a bottle from a fiesta. He was snagged when attempting to retrieve it from the hills.
In a hopeful chat at the table, Margaret resolves to give up acting and the movie life to focus on sewing and alterations. Daisy cheers the plan, and they discuss promoting the new venture with a sign and local word of mouth while seeking Mia Wells’s approval. Margaret uses Marys money to start.
In the Elsa Wennips v Louis Giacomelli dispute the court gave judgment to the plaintiff for 44.32 dollars. Marriage licenses were issued to Modesta Martinez and Luis Tru jillo of Martineztown Ja vida Mercado of Albuquerque and Bernardo Pacias of Los Candela rias and to Adelina Baca of Albuquerque and Alberto Lucero of Los Duranes.
William Seery of 721 South Fourth street is held on a $1,000 bond by Judge Roddy in police court for reckless driving. The bond remains in place pending the recovery of Eugenio Sena who was struck by Seerys car Saturday morning. Sena suffered a broken leg and multiple broken ribs. The judge will not rule on merits until Sena can testify.
George De Lion sues Murray Innes for 150000 dollars claiming slander. Judge Milton J. Helmick orders transfer from district court to federal court in a move that shifts venue and opens federal proceedings.
Margaret confronts a partner about a cash business while she remains firm promising to pay and to send customers, revealing tension over revenue and trust in the venture.
De Lion, a New Mexico resident, sues Innes in federal court claiming defamation via a telegram accusing him of salting Peralta Gold Mines in Peralta Sandoval County California. The case involves more than $3,000 in controversy and cross state residence.
An advertisement extolls Creomulsion as a twofold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germs. It claims creosote is a leading healing agent for persistent coughs bronchial issues and throat troubles with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
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