Albuquerque Journal front matter and masthead details
The item lists the Albuquerque Journal office address 810 West Gold Avenue and entry in Santa Fe New Mexico pending under the 1879 act, with subscription rates and advertising policies. It notes association with the Associated Press and that society notices are billed as advertising. Dated Monday September 7 1925.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
N M
Congress
Associated Press
Federal Building Need for Albuquerque Advocated in Congress
An editorial urges Congress to fund a federal building in Albuquerque, arguing a consolidated office will stabilize federal presence, provide employment, and improve efficiency. It notes borrowing costs favor the government and stresses permanence over local pride, urging federal officials and local lawmakers to push for the project. The piece then shifts to a French parliamentary action, praising Briand and outlining how France may cut bond returns via currency inflation and tax measures as it seeks debt settlement with the United States.
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Congress
Treasury Department
Albuquerque
Forestry Service
Indian
Washington
Chamber of Deputies
Loucheur
Briand
France
Raising tobacco in the Rio Grande Valley signals New Mexico diversification
The large scale tobacco project in the Rio Grande Valley represents a major diversification effort for New Mexico. If successful it could stabilize the state’s finances by reducing overreliance on a few industries and attract more outside capital for reclamation and development in the middle district, boosting wealth and future prospects.
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Rio Grande Valley
New Mexico
France's Bitter Medicine Speech Warily Accepted
Through Briand's eloquence France agrees to take its bitter medicine as Oratory still wields power in domestic debate. The article notes tension and cautious optimism about policy reforms amid postwar challenges.
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Briand
France
Oratory
Christmas Spirit Sparks Ireland Boundary Settlement
The Locarno Treaty spirit ushers in a peaceful settlement between Protestant Ulster and the Irish Free State over their disputed border. Observers hope the era of amicable accords extends to the United States as Congress weighs adherence to a world court this month.
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Ireland
Ulster
Irish Free State
Europe
United States
Substitutes for hard coal and social curiosities in Albuquerque
A fragmented column notes fears of coal substitutes driving up costs with Africa and Hawaii trips cited as examples. It mentions Albuquerque’s inability to sit, a spank scene, and jokes about nobility titles for sale. The text shifts to Christmas shopping, a German in New Jersey case, and a plea to reform senators' laws.
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Africa
Honolulu
Local Notablesand Visitors Mingle in City Scene
Ban Rafaelte resident J. yyvenkampt and Gellup’s A. B. yyghe TM arrive for a few days. F. M. yor an has stayed seven days before returning home to Gallup. Weinzirl tours City departments. A new two story home rises on West GOAvenue. Fred Goldsmith, former Detroit News staffer, wintering here. Wilga Baye and sister Myre Bays of Bakersfield visit. K Gunn of Laguna on brief stay. B J Brisen of Alvarado Pharmacy plans a modern lime residence at 902 West Gold Avenue.
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B. J. Brisen
Alvarado Pharmacy
West
Gold Avenue
Den Note Board Page Potts and a Debt Repaid
A man repays a five dollar debt after years of silence, prompting a playful exchange about money and memory. The scene on the walk includes humor and a request for another loan, ending with a blunt line about stopping thoughts.
Speeding Lorry Meets Polite Lawman in Torrey Poem
A humorous verse depicts a driver arguing with a speed cop near the Pines of Torrey. The officer condemns speeding with formal language while the driver curses harshly yet recognizes the need for lawful stop. The poem pleads for courteous policing and self restraint among officers.
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Pasy
Torrey
Emiles
US Representative Tinkham Pushes World Court Entry Via League Plan
Representative Geo H Tinkham Massachusetts proposes a third Hague conference to establish a permanent international court of justice within the League of Nations framework. He contrasts his life tenure for judges with Lodge’s nine year plan and argues Americans should join only on clear terms and not through clandestine entry.
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League of Nations
Tinkham
Coolidge
International Court of Justice
Geo. H. Tinkham
Massachusetts
Lodge Holden Tinkham
Lodge
World Court
Mfe
United States
Permanent Court of International Justice
America
Quote on Plea and Fines Reform for Defendants
A fragment reflects a stance that if brash acts are punished with fines and warnings at dawn, conviction would be met with calm restraint rather than flaming hatred of the law. The tone envisions orderly proceedings and lenient warnings for sane defendants.
Huge Prehistoric Fish Skeleton Found in Kansas
Oakley Kansas December 6 The skeleton of a large extinct fish named Portneus unearthed near Monument Rocks in Gove county is displayed in the workshop of fossil hunter George I Sternberg The nearly thirteen and a half foot specimen surpasses a similar find in Logan county and one of only eleven Portneus fossils known The Keeper notes Kansas bad lands chalk beds yield rich fossils after a year of field work in southern Gove and Logan counties
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Oakley, Kans
Kansas
George I. Sternberg
Sternberg
Monument Rocks
Gove County
Logan County
Natural History Museum
University of Kansas
Gove
Logan Counties
Canada
South America
United States
Bad Lands
If Spirits Walk Poem by Sophie Jewett
Poem recalls a vow of love and faithfulness guiding a lover’s return only when spirits walk. The speaker asks the beloved to wait for a June hour among pines when breeze and memory stir, preserving the old trust until that moment of reunion.
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Sophie Jewett
Popular London Women Use Paris Flight for Christmas Shopping
London women increasingly fly to Paris for one day and return the next as Christmas shopping surges. Notables such as Mrs Hart O Berg and actresses ride Europe’s air routes. hair shortages drive prices up as long hair eyes new markets. winter birds migrate over the British Isles.
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Paris
Airways
London
England
Hart O. Berg
Wilbur Wright
Gladys Cooper
Margaret Bannerman
Frieda Hempel
Phyllis Monkman
Princess Bibesco
Lady Leverhulme
Lady Bonham-Carter
Sholtee Douglas
Muriel Paget
The Unforgiving Minute and The Measure of Worth
The piece argues that true progress comes from purposeful effort and long life well spent. It contrasts aging figures Chauncey M. Depew and Charles W. Eliot with examples of notable achievement, including a London surgeon and a century old criminal case, to stress that honest age marks a life of accomplishment rather than mere years.
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Chauncey M. Depew
Charles W. Eliot
London
Actvg
West
Paris Hikes Visa Fee And Clemenceau's Daily Routine
Paris reports a new ten dollar annual visa fee for Americans in France, replacing the prior three and a half franc rate, funded by the United States government. Georges Clemenceau, the Tiger, maintains a demanding schedule: rising after midnight, eight hours of work, regular chocolate, three meals, and a four to five hour sleep, with daily 18 hour workdays and a front seat auto tour.
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Paris
France
United States
M. Clemeau
M. Clemenceau
M. Clemence
Clemenceau
Winter Birds and City Life Change in England and London
The piece notes wild birds seek wintering in England and Scotland with species like starlings thrushes redwings and fieldfares aiding farmers by eating insects and berries in harsh winters. It mentions a decline in lapwings due to hunting in southwestern Europe and changes in London bus strap hanging hours improving rider access. It also observes fewer widows remarrying, attributing it to wiser, more practical single women impacting matrimonial prospects.
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Europe
Africa
England
Scotland
Handkerchiefs Resemble Landscape Paintings In Christmas Goods
Handkerchiefs resembling landscape paintings are among Christmas novelties in shops around Pla Vendome. Cotton handkerchiefs feature woodland scenes and portraits including Robin Hood, Madame Recamier, and Folies Bergere themes. The window displays blur lines between picture dealers and linen shops.
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Pla Vendome
Roon
Louvre Museum
Subjec
Robin Hood
Madame Recamier
Alice
Rue de Rivoli
State College Radio Announces Winter Evening Talks
Mont State College radio station KO broadcasts Monday evenings 7:30 to 8:00 mountain time under Extension Service. December 14 Miss Edit Whitehurst discusses Christmas Suggestions and Decorations. December 21 E F Anderac covers Some Common Diseases and Pests of Poultry. December 28 H B Holmes speaks on sheep care and President Ke discusses a social issue for farmers.
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State College
Filmers
Edit Whitehurst
L. Hayter
E. F E. Anderac
Fabian Gacia
Holmes
New Stage Line Opens Roswell to Vaughn Route
Roswell New Mexico December 6 1906 The White Line Stage Company operating for years between Roswell and Alamogordo Carrizozo has added a daily round trip between Roswell and Vaughn connecting with Santa Fe trains. The new line will run daily offering westbound and cut trains service.
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NEW Stage Line
Roswell
N. M
White Line Stage Company
Alamagor
Carrizozo
Vaughn
Santa Fe
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