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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
8
The page from December 16 1925 shows publication details for the Albuquerque Morning Journal including postal notices subscription rates and advertising policy. It lists associated press rights and mentions 310 West Gold Avenue and Santa Fe New Mexico as locations.
Mr Max Nordhaus donates 5000 to Albuquerque schools for playground and recreational center equipment. The Board of Education, advised by a National Playground Association engineer, plans careful use to maximize benefit for children amid a broader child welfare effort led by Judge Hickey Dr de Praslin and the Woman's Club.
Secretary Kellogg indicates during a foreign policy speech that U S attitude toward foreign loans is political not economical. He warns investors that the government does not vet or guarantee loan safety and that the public must judge each offering themselves amid European loan activity.
The League of Nations Council imposed a heavy fine on Greece after a Greco Bulgarian border clash. A neutral commission investigated the incident and finding Greece invaded Bulgarian soil ordered Greece to pay Bulgaria 219000 dollars instead of collecting 4 million. Greece argued the invasion was justified but the council ruled otherwise. The decision marks a shift from the previous power dynamic where a stronger state could judge its own cause.
The passage argues that universal acceptance defines power not by force but by an impartial international tribunal. Decisions follow the facts and reflect the moral sentiment of the global community, with strength of parties no longer determining outcomes.
Miss Katherine Angle a Washington junior high teacher saved a student from a dress fire after a lamp flame ignited the sleeve. She smothered the flames with her body, rescuing the girl with only superficial burns to herself. The incident prompted a board resolution praising her courage and urging Carnegie commission review.
A Honolulu Ad vertiser fragment describes a man seeking Albuquerque, misidentifying it as a foreign place, reflects on Indians greeting travelers, adds a dog story about a razor blade and shaving foam, notes bears waking early, and jokes about Chicago milk laws and dry towns. Community charity appeals are included.
Robert G. Marmon of Laguna visits Albuquerque. O W Alexander of Cowles NM returns home after business here. F W Carpenter and wife of Estancia depart for home. Judge Daniel H McMillan of Socorro in town. P H Rhodes to open Pullman office at the Albuquerque. Mesa Driving Club buys Elder ranch for a new race course and park. Boer leader General B J Viljoen plans 800 acre ranch in Rio Grande valley Berino with Boer families. Silas Alexander of Hillsboro arrives for legal matters. George W Parks and family head to San Diego. Marie and Lydia Miller of Cumberland Wis visiting Mrs Roy Lyon.
In a domestic exchange Ty Tittle recalls a large fly terrorizing a room as Ma scolds exaggeration. The playful dialogue contrasts claim and disbelief about the insect’s size and its noisy flight. The narrator admits the fly was big and destroys a pillow in the pursuit.
Poem pondering the swift passage of life, comparing youth and aging to a river. The speaker asks why time seems to hurry as life progresses and whether slowing time would be desirable, reflecting on aging, friendship, and the fleeting sweetness of youth.
The First Baptist Church of Albuquerque hires Rev. J. Carl McCoy of Memphis Tennessee as pastor starting January 1. McCoy, with a Th M from Louisville 1914, has pastored in Oklahoma Tennessee and Memphis, led growth at Temple Baptist, and earned praise from Drs Bryan Henderson Ellis for his work and leadership.
Washington December 15 Senator Edge Republican New Jersey declares the Volstead act a failure and urges immediate steps to amend it He proposes 275 beer and end to prescribing limits plus constitutional amendment to allow government supervised distribution He argues such changes would reduce violations and improve national morals while not breaking the 18th amendment.
Tucson Arizona December 15 Wus lace Read Crouch star fullback of the Arizona football team was elected captain of the 1926 football team at a meeting of letter men held tonight Crouch whose home is at Bisbee Arizona is a sophomore
Poor conditions in Po land push several factories to defer payments to workers. The report notes widespread payroll delays amid economic strain and reduced output impacting laborers across multiple plants.
The message cordially commends him to the Baptist community of New Mexico and notes Rev. Mr. McCoy will arrive for duties around January 1.
Dr Frank Crane discusses the paradox of calm under big crises and irritability from small troubles. He cites Napoleonic steadiness at grand moments, yet nerves over minor annoyances, and notes that even experienced leaders can falter in small, repetitive pressures.
The League of Nations council ruled that Greece violated the Bulgarian frontier and must pay 30,000,000 leva about 219000 dollars. The decision followed a report by Sir Austen Chamberlain M Hymans and Viscount Ishii stating that violations of territory require reparations when no sufficient cause exists.
Cosme Chavez, held on a charge of peddling meat from a cow stolen from Frank Hubbell, will be given a preliminary hearing in the court of Justice of the Peace v. Montoya Thursday. Chavez was arrested by Sheriff Felipe Zamora as he lay in bed early Saturday morning. The charge was made by Cipriano Baca, cattle inspector.
Tony Gilbert and Frank McClane returned Monday night from an auto trip to old Mexico. They originally planned to reach Mexico City but abandoned the plan after navigating about 50 miles of Mexican road.
uneven trading saw railroad shares reach new highs while motors and some industries lagged. volume ran 2 021 400 shares as investors eyed earnings, potential dividends, and merger talks. Illinois Central jumped to a new peak as other rails and oil issues gained late in the session.
Substantial price increases on one fuel contract and rotation of funds into other stocks pushed some motors shares higher while the overall industrial index showed spotty activity. Chrysler rose after a loss, Americans closed lower, and demand bills hit new lows. Sterling and European markets fluctuated with narrow moves. Major closing prices listed for numerous companies indicate mixed performance across sectors.
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