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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1925
Page
1
London dispatch analyzes how nations push beyond Locarno toward wider disarmament. Russia's status and Bolshevik influence loom as key obstacles, with concerns about frontiers, military readiness, and future stability affecting France and the European balance.
Weather report for Denver and New Mexico, Arizona, and Washington notes mostly cloudy conditions Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. Northern Rockies expect snow east and rain or snow west near week start and midweek, colder start Monday. southern Rockies face snow or rain early and again Thursday with a cooler trend later in the week.
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended 6 p m yesterday show a high of 50 and a low of 22. Humidity at 6 am 75 percent and 82 percent at 6 pm. Precipitation 0. Wind from the south at 7 mph. The day was cloudy.
The Sunrise is at 7 07 a m and sunset at 4 51 p m for Monta Fe with Albuquerque time set one minute earlier for sunrise and six minutes later for sunset in December.
Denver announces formation of the American Legislators Association to post members about legislative theories and actions. It will include all members of Congress and state legislatures in their tenure, with state and congressional councils as working units and life honorary memberships for top officials. The annual assembly would bring together about 1200 legislators in the host city of the American Bar Association meeting.
In a Saturday morning dispute in a courtroom, Justice Charles A. Ritt and Francis D. Rinehart clashed after a suit to garnish wages. Rinehart was arrested on an assault charge, bond set at 500 dollars, with the case likely to be moved to Justice George E. Roddy’s court.
The United States Mint at Denver finished minting $1,000,000 in $2.50 gold pieces in response to the annual demand for souvenirs and gifts. Superintendent Prank EB Shepard announced the completion.
Washington reports that A W Gregg newly appointed solicitor for the Internal Revenue Bureau defended the bureau before a Senate investigative committee secret hearing. He acknowledged isolated cases of fraud but argued officials are correcting them and criticized the committee for cherry picking black spots while noting major cases like Anaconda Copper and Roessler Haselacher among others.
A visiting inspection committee for the Brotherhood of Hallway Clerks reviewed Albuquerque as the best site for a proposed $260 000 tuberculosis sanatorium. The committee surveyed El Paso Phoenix Yuma and Tucson, with construction hoped to begin in 1926 on a northeast city site near the Girls' Webb budite.
Washington observers report the Gridiron Club of Washington held its annual winter dinner with a Congressional flavored program aimed at the reassembling Congress. The event lampooned domestic and foreign affairs with portraits of officials diplomats and newspaper colleagues.
At a National Republican club luncheon in New York, debate over the Locarno pact, the World Court, and The Hague Tribunal split opinions. Senator Irvine Lenroot urged entry with reservations, while Rep George H. Tinkham and Dr Herbert Adams Gibbons attacked the World Court as a tool of the League of Nations and warned it would constrain U.S. policy amid debts and diplomacy concerns.
Brigadier General Roger D. Williams retired army officer and Indian fighter died suddenly at his Lexington home at age 69. A Kentucky native, he led the 76th Brigade in World War I and spanned a life of frontier exploration with duties from the Black Hills to Pershing’s punitive expedition.
The New Mexico Supreme Court affirms Judge Helmick's creation of the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District ruled in favor of the district and its board. The decision confirms the district’s power to proceed with flood control and conservation across about 300 miles of the valley. The board plans surveys and cost estimates and may hire an engineer to begin preliminary work after the holidays.
In Pueblo Colorado nine miles east of town at 5 50 PM a car driven by M A Stewart 17 hit an empty hay frame driven by Tony Pisciotti 9 with Daisy L B Stewart 49 and her son David B Stewart 6 killed and father D B Stewart and daughter Avis 14 injured Mrs Stewart killed and David severely cut by flying glass both crews hurried to Minnequa hospital coroner Dr W S Johnson and deputy Henry McCarthy investigated but would not assign blame
Baltimore reports say liquor from the Atlantic rum fleet shifted to a point off Ocean City and was landed at Miller Island and along Maryland coastlines. Bootleggers bought cargo at Miller Island within an hour while trucks near Ocean City were redirected after a prohibition patrol formed. Baltimore agents denied a landing near the city and Washington offices faced patrol chaos.
A Mohawk Indian named Jones KE Deaton was elected to the board of directors of the International Railway company. Deaton, a Niagara Falls Ontario shop worker, has North Dakota ties, played football at Carlisle, and is a Spanish American War veteran. He is the first employee elected to the board amid a cooperative plan with about $550,000 in financial interest.
J A Rudolph representative of the state comptroller will be at Quickel Garage Monday morning with 1026 license plates and forms. He will remain until after January 1. Automobile owners needing 1926 licenses must pay taxes and present proof of payment as required by county treasurer.
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