Albuquerque Morning Journal includes society notices and ads
The Albuquerque Morning Journal from December 17, 1926 lists society notices and advertisements as classified content. It notes subscription rates, advertising policies, and that the paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive re publication rights.
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Journal Publishing Company
Cidelneecevece
West Gold Avenue
Peanarchics
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
N M
Audit Bureau OF
Associated Press
Sedens
Why Is a Lawyer The Prohibition Law Declared Unconstitutional
The 1923 prohibition statute is struck down on a technicality while most legislators are lawyers. The piece argues lawyers audit laws yet miss constitutional fit, and compares drafting to engineering, warning laws should be tested before passage.
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State Assembly
Supreme Court
Professionalism in Football Sparks Amateurism Debate
The piece argues against professionalization of football fearing loss of college recreation value. It contrasts Red Grange's pursuit of money with Paavo Nurmi's refusal to turn pro, praising ideals over riches and noting some things money cannot buy.
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Red” Grange
Paavo Nurmi
Grange
Mosul Decision Redraws Map Under League Mandate
The League of Nations assigns Mosul to Iraq, joining the new kingdom with its capital Baghdad. England will mandate control for twenty five years under league supervision, aligning with the Arabian state and its oil rich district amid regional change.
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Council of the
League of Nations
Mosul
Iraq
Baghdad
Haroun al Rashid
Santa Claus
Babylon
Tigris
Euphrates
Mesopotamia
Republic of
Turkey
Asia
England
Kingdom of
Philippines
League
Mosul Trade Ties Favor Baghdad Over Turkey
The passage argues that local policies should reflect people's wishes and geography, noting Mosul's main trade is with Baghdad and less with Turkey, making the Baghdad route the most effective option for economic conditions.
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Mosul
Baghdad
Turkey
Opposition to making Wilson's birthday a holiday
The essay argues against establishing Wilson's birthday as a legal holiday. It warns such a move would rekindle old partisan feuds and notes the proliferation of holidays. It also condemns monuments shaping national memory and suggests history might have favored celebrating events over birth dates.
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Wilson
Senate
Roosevelt
Washington City
San Juan Hill
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Washington
Lincoln
Mr. Wilson
Yorktown
Fragmented Holiday Snippets From Capper’s Weeks
A kaleidoscope of short items from Capper’s Weeks includes a Santa Fe county tale of schoolhouse destruction after music displeases a visitor, a reflection on wood burning laws, jokes about Santa Claus and safety razors, and a Christmas tree display with a controversial note on public decency. The New Mexico Prohibition law case and a political banter between Pro and Con also appear.
Albuquerque Social Roundup Sees Visitors From Nearby Towns
Mrs W H Reed and niece Miss Gertrude Holmes return from St Joseph Missouri after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs P M Davis come from Estancia with Mrs Davis' father O B Kempton. Mrs J R Haynes of Pagosa Springs Colorado visits her father Sheriff Perfecto Armijo. Mrs J W Akers and sister Miss Waggoner visit from Santa Fe. Mrs Lola Armijo and two sons travel to Santa Fe for holidays. Mrs Dan Miller visits Meetville Missouri. Will White, ex Santa Fe shops employee now Mexicali Central foreman, returns to Albuquerque for holidays and will join Bank of Commerce. William J Oliver, Albuquerque Indian School assistant superintendent, back from Thoreau on business. W W Weatherby, miner from Alma Socorro, in city on business. V S Miera of Cuba New Mexico in city. Harry R Eliott of Farmington Enterprise arrives from San Juan County for several days.
Will Power and a Puzzle Challenge at Home
A family scene centers on a child and father attempting a difficult puzzle during preparations for a bridge party. The child battles with persistence while the mother scolds and the father redistributes effort, eventually both attempting the puzzle before completing homework.
The Autocrat Gilbert Gudgeon Takes a Swat Across Authors
A satirical piece mocks critic Gilbert Gudgeon for harsh criticism and blunt phrases. Readers express mixed admiration and fear his sharp denunciations, hoping his zeal remains focused on expose and reform rather than personal vendetta.
Costs of living for married men debated
A fragment reflects on men and marriage, arguing that married men incur higher costs to live yet suggesting it might be worth the price.
Ambassador Moore resigns as ambassador to Madrid
New York dispatch reports Ambassador Moore told King Alfonso in a farewell audience at the royal palace that he would resign and return to the United States. President Harding appointed him. Washington officials decline comment pending White House statements.
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New York
Moore
King Alfonso
Spain
United States
New York Times
State Department
Washington
White House
Alfonso
Ambassador Moore
Harding
Moore 18 Expected to Return Home This Month
Alexander P. Moore of Pittsburgh, who resigned as American ambassador to Bonn, is expected to leave Madrid and return to the United States late this month. He submitted his resignation to President Coolidge during a Washington visit and remained in Madrid to settle matters under discussion.
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Washington
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Boein
United States
Moore
Coolidge
Madrid
Lincoln County Pioneer Peter Burleson Dies at 77
Carrizozo New Mexico December 16 Peter Burleson a Lincoln county pioneer died at his Lincoln home at age 77. A Mississippi native he moved to Texas in 1862 and to New Mexico after the Civil War, one of Santa Fe railroad’s first state workers in 1878. Survived by widow two daughters Mrs F A English and Polly Burleson and two sons Fred and Thomas Burleson. A second pioneer Mrs Amos Faker also died at her daughter Mrs William Rawls home in Mertzen Texas after living in the county until three years ago.
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Burleson
F. A. English
Polly Burleson
Fred
Thomas Burleson
Ward
Amos Faker
William Rawls
Mertzen
Tex
Faker
Indian Buck Found Dead on Mescalero Reservation
Ross Beheda, a well known Mescalero Indian, was found dead near his home on the Mescalero reservation. A 30-30 rifle in his hands and signs of an axe blow prompted fears of foul play. An inquest failed to determine an exact cause of death and no arrests were made. Beheda, a single man, likely died before Friday. two empty rifle shells were found nearby. Indian Agent O M Boggess questioned locals but they refused to talk. Sheriff Denney investigated.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Ross Beheda
Mescalero Reservation
Mescalero
O. M. Boggess
Denney
Seheda
Edith Holcomb and C H Rhyne Wedding at Las Cruces
A wedding in Las Cruces New Mexico unites Miss Edith Holcomb and Mr C H Rhyne. The couple plans to reside on a valley farm after the ceremony. Edith Holcomb is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Holcomb. The bride has lived in the Hill community for several years and the couple will establish their home locally.
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Las Cruces
Crucea
N. M
Edith Holcomb
C. H. Rhyne
Kyne
Charles Holcomb
Hee
Market declines as industrial shares slump amid real estate loan fears
Heavy liquidation of industrial stocks dominated the New York market as insurers curtail real estate loans and cautionary guidance spreads. The railroad group rose to fresh highs while call money rates fell and wheat climbed, with cotton facing renewed selling pressure.
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Tssues
Commission House
Paul Doumer
American Doll Makers Craft Indestructible Toys
The piece describes how American doll manufacturers create durable lifelike dolls with soft bodies for cuddling, evolving from simple heads to talking and crying dolls. It notes high fashion costumes, global design influence, and profits surpassing twenty five million dollars annually, with a story of a disabled designer earning royalties. Copyright 1925 McClure Syndicate.
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Hay
America
Lelong
Patou
Paris
Greenwich Village
New York
Europe
McClure Newspaper
Rail stocks surge as freight hits yearly peak trading
Rock Island and Southern Pacific see bids rise near top on rail demand while many rail shares hit new peak levels. Chrysler and other motors slide amid broad market pullback. steel and oil stocks drift with mixed results.
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Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
Erie
Great Northern
Kansas City Southern
New Haven
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Northern Pacific
Norfolk and Western
Pere Marquette and
Southern Railway
Chrysler
American Can
du Pont
General Electric
Hudson Motors
Mack Truck
Dodge
Mercantile Reviews
Gulf States Steel
Steel Common
Bethlehem
Crucible
Republic
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
All, Chem. & Dye
Car & Fay
Tobacco
Sereeceres
Armour of
Escoes
Atchinson
Atl Coast Line
Eccceres
Baldwin Loco
Ecscceseess
Balt
Ohio
Bethlehem Btl
California
Ecerreerers
Cerro d
Pasco
Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Northwestern
Chic
Mil
Coca Cole
Dodge Bros
Veisivers
du Pont de Nem
Erie Railroad
Cccesees
Fisk Rubber
Sl Foundation Co
General Asphalt
General Motors
Simple Central
C.eseeeels Independent O. & G
Int
Combustion Eng
Harvester
Sachsen Int
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Louisville & Nash
Mack
Cerceseescesert Marland Ol
Ceeseeers Mid-Continent Pet
Kan
Tex
Missouri Pac
Pfd
Montgomery Ward
Cceseeses
N. Y
N. H
Hud
Norfolk & Western
Nor. American
Ccces
Eereces Pacific Oil
Packard Motor Car
Ussecee Pan. Am
Csecces Pennsylvania
Csereevee Phillips Pet
Pierce-Arrow Mot
Radio Corp
Stewart Warner
Studebaker Pipaausinagae
Enn
Texas Co
Texas Gulf ‘Sulphur Eeebees
Texas & Pacific
Union Pacific
United Cigar Stores
U. B
Wabash Ry
Ward Baking
Westinghouse
White Motor
Willys-Overland
Woolworth
Wheat prices swing as Argentina crop report stirs market
Chicago Board of Trade traders watched a volatile session with swift price swings in wheat. Prices closed firmly higher after an early sharp break as views on the Argentine crop report shifted, shaping the day’s big range and strong finish.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Argentin
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