Albuquerque Journal December 10 1925 front page notes
This dated issue from December 10, 1925 lists the Albuquerque Morning Journal with publication policies, subscription rates, and advertising notes. It notes association with the Associated Press and press office details at 310 West Gold Avenue, Albuquerque, New Mexico. It mentions Santa Fe entry and second class mailing status.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
Congress
Associated Press
Harding’s Message Seen as Conservative Guide for Congress
The President’s message offers practical suggestions and a cautious agenda. It urges strengthening old laws, limits new ventures, and favors aloof foreign policy with World Court support. Muscle Shoals remains a central issue, with civil service expansion posing political risk.
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Congress
League
World Court
Roosevelt
Wilson
Coolidge
Norris
Muscle Shoals
Civil Service
Customs
Internal Revenue
Prohibition
District of Columbia
States
Los Angeles Growth Compared to Albuquerque 100000 in 1935
The text contrasts Los Angeles booming from 11 000 in 1880 to near a million, noting rapid urban growth over 45 years and highlighting Albuquerque as a familiar example. It argues growth causes were unforeseen to residents in 1880 and emphasizes the unexpected scale of expansion.
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Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Growth Seen as Faith and Effort
A 1880 population of 11,000 would be astonished by LA's 1925 surge past 100,000. The author credits faith and effort for city growth and urges Albuquerque to adopt the same spirit and determination to reach similar progress.
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Los Angeles
Albuquerque
Federal building economy forecast for city offices
Federal officials in the city project conservative economies from a new government office building. They anticipate rents rising at least 50 percent over ten years as the city grows and space is tailored to agency needs. Increased post office and parcel traffic, tourist travel, and centralized public access support the project, with understatements to reserve arguments.
No Unified Air Service Nor Unified Command
President Coolidge endorses the aircraft commission report but rejects a single air command. He calls for new assistant secretaries in War Navy and Commerce to handle aviation issues and seeks greater recognition for pilots through higher rank and pay. Congress remains divided, making Colonel Mitchell's push likely futile.
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Coolidge
War
Navy
Commerce
Congress
Mitchell
Weight of the Evidence and other light verse musings
A fragmentary column riffs on satire and language, noting John Drinkwater as a leading lyricist of the Volstead era. It mentions FF Albuquerque’s survey, translations in multiple languages, and a humorous take on Red Grange becoming an actor. A quip about weight of evidence ends with a fable about a justice weighing witnesses to decide a case.
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Red Grange
Notable Visitors and Moves in Albuquerque Twenty Years Ago
Albuquerque notes list several arrivals and departures. Manning visits from Fort Defiance, Arizona. John Clark and son George head to Brainard Minnesota to visit Clark’s old home. Dr J H Wroth buys a new car for professional calls. Charles M Baccus plans a cut off concession in Epris on the Belen line. Frank G Beelee, longtime Chicago Nationals manager, visits then goes to Faywood Hot Springs for health. W J Walsh, former Santa Fe machinist, returns from Hutchinson Kansas to spend weeks in Albuquerque.
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John Clark
George
Mr. Clark
Brainard
Minn
Frank G. Beelee
Chicago Nationals
Faywood Hot Springs
W. J. Walsh
Santa Fe Company
Hutchinson
Kans
Rock Island
Albuquerque
Potatoes Bargain and Dinner Disputes Told by a Kid
A child recounts a morning walk to school with Puds Simkins and Gwizz as he recalls buying a basket of 10 pounds of bad potatoes for 3 cents, then returning them for regular potatoes after his mother’s dismay and a heavy trip home. He also recalls a dinner mishap with spinach, tomatoes, mash tuns, and dessert withheld until he eats all vegetables.
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Puds Simkins
Wayne B Wheeler on Prohibition Unity and Enforcement
Wayne B Wheeler head of the Anti-Saloon League in Washington argues that prohibition forces must practice restraint as they press for stricter measures. He cites progress in reducing beverage consumption and warns that flouting the law weakens respect for all laws.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Wayne RB. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Still Giving to the Needy in Poetry
Poet Walt Mason recalls continuing charitable urges guiding his pen and pocket, funding meals and warmth for the sick and needy. He notes fakers and the joy of aiding distant souls from Keokuk to Kilkenny, sending pennies and support to those in hardship.
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Jake
Joe
Jenny
Keokuk
Kilkenny
Inaugurated Air Mail Service Expands and Lessons Learned
The air mail system now runs with 85 planes and 40 to 50 pilots moving about six hundred thousand pieces of mail daily. Initiated seven years ago, it is now managed by the Postmaster General Harry S. New. Since July 1 1924 the New York to San Francisco line has faced interruptions, with one fatal crash noted. Flying times average thirty hours forty five minutes westbound and thirty two hours five minutes eastbound for a 2680 mile route, beaconed at 25 mile intervals.
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United St
War and Post Office Departments
Harry S. New
Pls
Europe
Germany
McClure Newspaper
Wall Street Mixed as Markets Pause in Quiet Session
Stock averages drifted in a unsettled day with alternating rallies and losses. Industry shares including United States Steel and Du Pont moved lower while Atlantic Coast Line and United States Realty posted gains amid dividend news and a steady money market.
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Congress
Wall Street
Thepublic Steel
United States Steel
Crucible
Gulf State
Sloss Sheffield
du Pont
General Electric
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Corn Products
Pan-American Petroleum
Baldwin Locomotive
American Woolen
American Tobacco
Chrysler
General Motors
Hudson
Mack Trucks
Chandler, Jordan, White
Willys-Overland
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Atlantic Coast Line
Hecht
Chem
American Canoe Amb
Wenn
Am &m & Ref
Eee
Tnnee Am
Bubat
Ceeerereenrees
Tel & Tel
Ceeeeeree
Tobacco
Water Works
Best of Advice by Clark Kinnaird on Individuality
The piece argues thinking for oneself and resisting public opinion. It cites Emerson and Montaigne, contrasting easy conformity with the harder path of independent judgment. It notes social pressures from crowds and institutions, urging personal intellectual life and independence.
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Clark Kinnaird
Emerson
Emerson Thoreau Quote Emphasizes Personal Conscience and Self Rule
The text cites Emerson on nonconformity and holds that no law is sacred except a person’s nature. Thoreau adds a guidepost urging individuals to mind their own business and strive to be true to their innate purpose.
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Emerson
Thoreau
Discrimination Alleged by San Miguel County Sportsmen
Las Vegas New Mexico December 9 P protests claim Game and Fish warden discriminates against district surrounding Las Vegas during San Miguel County Game Protective Association reorganization. 82,000 fingerling trout for Santa Fe creek cited as over allocation vs San Miguel Mora counties. streams longer here. Officers Wesner Ilfeld Sundt plan to send delegation to state game commission to press trout-stream needs.
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Las Vegas
N. M
San Miguel
Juan Terrazas Dies Grand Old Man of Chihuahua
Juan Terrazas 70 son of General Luis Terrazas died suddenly at a El Paso hotel after arriving from Chihuahua City Mexico two weeks earlier for medical treatment. He was known as the grand old man of Chihuahua and had recently traveled to El Paso for care.
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el Paso
Tex
Juan Terrazas
Luis Terrazas
Chihuahua
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Meeting at Night by Browning
Poem fragment describing a nocturnal voyage across sea and land with a ship’s prow reaching a cove and a warm beach. A tap at the pane and a lighted match reveal a voice shared by two hearts in quiet joy and fear.
Liberty Bonds Report from New York Declines and Gains
Liberty bonds closed with 8s at 99.28 and 4 percents at 101.29. second 44s 106, third 4s 101.2, fourth 4 92.2. U S government 4s at 106.9. Market roundups note mixed moves across series.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. 8 Government
Foreign Exchange Rates Reported in New York Dec 9
Irregular exchanges with varied demand on major currencies. Great Britain demand at 4.84 percent with cables 4.80 percent. France Italy Belgium Germany Spain show diverse quotes. Italy demand 4.02 percent and Belgium 4.62 percent. Spain 14.25 percent.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Spain
Grain prices rise as corn leads active trade day
Chicago Board of Trade notes a notable upward swing in grain prices led by corn. Speculative trading in corn shows greater volume than in a long period, with active demand and rising futures.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
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Teks
West Gold Avenue
Bewnel
See
Fkee Venseheed
Oe Semaise Eevens Nene Vecennes
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
John Drinkwater
Antony
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Mark Antony
Co. C. Manning
Fort Defiance
Arizona
J. H. Wroth
Charles M. Baccus
Epris
Belen
BEARS
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Walt Mason
The
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Frank Crane
Woolen
Atchison
Atl Coast Line
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Hiethlehem Steel
California
Pet
Canadian Pac
Central Leather
Cerro de Pasco Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Northwestern
Mil
St. Paul
Coca Cola Colorado Fuel
Eeeses Congoleum-Nairn
Consolidated Gas
Crucible Steel
Cuba
Davison Chem
Dodge Bros
du Pont de
Hudson Motors
Ces
Mundig Central
Independent O. & G
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Nickel
Kelly-Springfield
Owseeee Kennecott Copper
High Valley
Cccccassee Louisville & Nash
Mack Truck
Marland Ojsere
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Kan
Missouri Pac
Montgomery Ward Nat. Biscuit
SAO
Bet
N. Y
N. H. & Hart
Norfolk & Western
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Petia
Yak Pan
Pennsylvania
Phila
Rdg. C
Primpe
COP
Iron & Steel
Reynolds
St. L
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Cal
N. J. Stewart Warner Studebaker
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
U. B. Roubber
Bee Westinghouse
Eeesess Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Tee
Fee Senor
Seeeed
Eweee
Ike
Montaigne
San Miguel County
Robert Browning
Nest Rage
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