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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
6
The Albuquerque Journal Independent Newspaper lists publishing details for Journal Publishing Company, editor, address, and entry information. It notes subscription rates, auditing membership, ad policies, and Associated Press rights with December 8 2095 date.
The piece recalls Senator Smoot placing his feet on a conference table during a French debt commission visit. Reporters noted the spectacle while French observers expressed opinions in their language. The anecdote crowns Smoot’s long Senate tenure with a remembered display, unlikely to fade from history.
In Albuquerque growth appears concentrated in the east end within city limits as owners seek city advantages. Advocates urge boundary expansion to allow fair lot prices, better yards and sanitation, with residents voting on annexation to shape a Greater Albuquerque under an efficient government.
The article notes Roumania’s latest agreement to settle its long outstanding debt with the United States, a plan described as requiring significant faith to endure for many decades. A key feature of the terms appears potentially risky.
The public should not assume that debt settlements with foreign nations, such as Italy, increase the security of bonds. Even after a $5,000,000 annual payment, Italy could float a $100,000,000 issue and remain unable to guarantee payment. Investors must assess each nation's ability to meet principal and interest, independent of settlements.
The piece argues executive clemency is often abused by governors and fuels crime. It proposes constitutional amendments to create a bipartisan board of pardons whose recommendations would constrain the governor’s power while preserving discretionary action. The author cites sentimentality favoritism and Santa Claus imagery as common motives behind pardons.
A garbled collection of humorous anecdotes and social notes references Shriner bands, university students in odd footwear, Papago Indians, a lone fly, and geese hunting. The tone resembles a late 19th or early 20th century society column with playful, anecdotal curios.
The readable lines discuss women voters and potential election day changes from Tuesday to Saturday to reduce bridge congestion. A New Mexico highway caption mentions a man’s son doubting the idea and a local driver questioning vehicle use amid unclear context and garbled names.
Fragmentary OCR describes a public sale of the Abequeteve Acre of Eagkee with named individuals including M. Westerfeld W. Basson and J. Galea Y among trustees and speakers. Mentions Miss Abet, Judge Joa AbDaE, and Maley Dete on Some Where street with references to city officials and a bridge project overseer M K Witeme.
A chaotic domestic scene unfolds as a woman urges her father to fix a bathroom leak before a trip to the movies. A plumber arrives with tools and a discussion about costs ends with questions and confusion as work begins and drips persist.
Major General Amos A. Fries, chief of the Chemical Warfare Service, says neglect and underfunding threaten national defense. He urges expanded personnel, gas masks, reserve plans and chemical industry development to ensure preparedness and prevent future war gains by adversaries.
A garbled excerpt presents a whimsical verse by Walt Mason with misread lines and misspellings. It features fragmented phrases about weed, mornings, tutored rhymes, and playful mischief. The readable parts hint at Mason’s lighthearted, folksy style through nonsensical stanzas.
The fragment notes a date range 2724 to 1920 with names or terms that are unclear. It reads as historical OCR junk with no clear event or identifiable entities.
The writer answers that science holds the most worth, arguing Herbert Spencer’s view of science as law and system. It asserts science guides conduct, preserves self and peace, and underpins moral and social order through all forms of knowledge.
Fragmentary verse echoes hardship along a trail with references to a town, bells, and a distant city. The cryptic lines describe weariness, stealth, and a call for courage as the speaker moves toward an uncertain home.
A note from the Berlin office states that after twenty five years of service Smith will continue with the firm and be addressed as Mr Smith in the future. The brief message frames a formal acknowledgment of long service and a naming change.
The market advanced with industrials leading gains while railroad stocks held up. Willys Overland and Chandler rose on merger plans and dividend actions, while U S Industrial Alcohol fell amid competition and output changes.
A 1925 McClure piece compares old and new educational ideas using front and rear wheel analogies. It argues that starting with student interest builds internal drive and lasting learning, while beginning with general theories from the outside fuels only short term understanding.
A historical ledger shows a catalog of companies and brands across industries and railways including Standard Oil, Texas Pacific, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Wabash, Seaboard Air Line, Willys-Overland, Woolworth, Studebaker, Chrysler, and Western utilities. The list covers insurers, manufacturers, and distributors from Standard Oil to Chrysler.
The foreign exchange market shows irregular activity with strong demand. Rates: francs at about 4.843 to 4.847, sixty day bills around 1.80 percent, Italy 4.02, Belgium 4.52, Germany 25.80, Spain 14.15.
Liberty Bonds in New York on December 2 closed with various yields and values. P gapped quotes show prices around 99.24 for 3 percent bonds and 161.26 for 4 percent U. S. government issues, with other maturities ranging near 100.24 to 102.1 and an overall 8106.16 total.
Chicago December grain futures surged above 1.70 a bushel on the wave of speculative buying but profits took hold as Argentine condition reports dampened gains. Wheat rose briefly on favorable Liverpool news then retreated while corn held firmer on government crop measures and steady demand in Iowa. Prices fluctuated with May and July contracts drugged by profit-taking and weather outlooks, as corn showed independent strength amid broad market volatility.
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