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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1925

Page

3

Treasury allows continued foreign loan financing despite congress delay

Washington officials said nations with funded debt agreements may keep borrowing in the United States even if Congress rejects terms. Treasury notes general approval of settlements, expecting more loans in late winter and spring for government refunding and industrial expansion. Mellon cites benefits to the U.S. and global stability. policy on open debts remains unchanged.

Washington Congress Treasury Department Treasury American Debt Commission American Congress Mellon United States

Rumors of higher price talks for sugar beets rise

In Scotts Bluff Nebraska on December 21 members of the North Platte Valley Growers' association elected eight directors and voted two cents per ton dues. Rumors spread that Great Western Sugar offered eight dollars a ton for 1926 delivery and that Holly Sugar may match it, while growers push to keep deals through the association rather than individual contracts.

Scotts Bluff Neb Great Western Sugar Company North Great Western Company Growers’ Association

Debating Club at First and Central Adjourns to Jail

Ten men described as frequenting the northeast corner of First and Central were arrested Monday by Patrolman Hogan for vagrancy. They face a police court hearing Tuesday morning. Names listed: FE Sanchez, Gutierrez, Sedillo, A Martinez, Montoya, G Griego, A Madrid, John Vargas, M Chavez, and P Chavez.

First and Central Hogan FE. Sanchez Gutierrez Sedillo A. Martinez Montoya G. Gr

Home-made Pinex cough remedy touted as quick relief

An advertisement promotes a home-made cough remedy using 2% ounces of Pinex in a pint of sugar syrup or alternatives. It claims rapid, lasting relief for bronchitis, croup, and other throat and airway issues, with a guarantee of satisfaction from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Ind. Ady.

Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

THAT LAST MINUTE GIFT

A note about The Perennial Bachelor by Anne Parrish appears with a catalog entry for New Mexico Book Store at 203 West Central. The notice highlights a last minute gift suggestion and credits Parrish as author.

Anne Parrish New Mexico West Central

Christmas Program Tonight at Chilili School

Chilili school presents a Christmas program under the direction of Mrs. Ray Sena principal Mrs. Ben Mora and Miss Piedad Salas. Recitations include Santa's Sons and My Stocking. Music features grammars and primary grades with songs Jingle Bells In a Little Village Silent Night and more with a 20 boy Soldier Drill.

Chilili Ray Sena Ben Mora Piedad Salas Carlota Pohl Musica Sara Torrez Anita Tapia Barbunta Gutierrez Los Pantalones de Juan Manuelita Moya Dave Sena

Foremen Forfeit To Mechanic Bowlers At YMCA Lanes

The Foremen forfeited to the Mechanics on the YMCA alleys Monday night. Gas and Electric faces Clerks tonight. Mechanic totals show Childers 431, Hare 606, Widmayer 611, Smith 466, with team score 1,912.

Gas and Electric Childers Hare Widmayer Smith

Coolidge Names Southern Sectors for Interstate Commerce Post

President Coolidge moved to settle I C C membership by nominating Richard W. Taylor of Alabama to replace Charles G. McChord who resigned after 15 years. He also renominated Thomas F. Woodlock of New York serving under a recess appointment amid Democratic southern opposition and Senate debate over a possible deal.

Washington Coolidge Interstate Commerce Commission Senate Richard W. Taylor Alabama Charles G. McChord Thomas F. Woodlock New York Wheeler Montana Woodlock

Flaming Forties With Harry Carey At Ideal Theater

The Flaming Forties stars Harry Carey in a vivid screen version of Bret Harte's Tennessee's Pardner. Carey delivers his best work yet, bringing Bill Jones to life with realism and color. The film opens at the Ideal Theater two days after Christmas, promising an action driven western drama.

Harry Carey Ideal Theater Carey Tennessee Bret Harte Bill Jones Pardner Adv

Pinon Trees Available From Ranger Station Pasture

People who missed holiday trees can obtain pinon trees from the Tijer ranger station pasture. A permit is required and must be obtained at the Manazano forest office in the Sun shine building. No fir trees are left.

Tijeras Manazano Forest Sunshine Building

Debate on Commission Qualification Sparks Geographical Claims

Senator Wheeler attacks a candidate for commission seats citing Wall Street Journal writings as proof he is not qualified. Senator Cummins denies running government business by geography, arguing against regional lines in governance.

South Wall Street Journal Wheeler Cummins Iowa Senate’ Interstate Commerce Committee

Cuba Names New Ambassador Rafael Aballi In Washington

Cuba’s new ambassador Rafael Sanchez Aballi is welcomed by the Washington diplomatic corps. The arrival marks a formal start to the bilateral mission amid ongoing talks and diplomacy.

Cuba Rafael Sanchez Aballl Washington Diplomatic Corps

Great Britain Mosul policy approved in principle by House of Commons

The House of Commons approved the government's Mosul policy in principle by a vote of 239 to 4. Labour MPs withdrew after obstruction, delaying prorogation by a day. The prime minister announced plans to meet the Turkish ambassador to discuss resolving the Mosul dispute and regional friendship with Iraq and Turkey.

London House of Commons Mosul Great Britain Irak Turkey

British House Debates Mosul Motion and Peace Tactics

Members discuss whether agitation misrepresents policy and damages chances for peace. Aborigines threaten to sit through the night to block Mosul debate, and the government postpones business to tomorrow. Mr Baldwin promises relief for British taxpayers from Irak burdens at the earliest date.

Mosul Baldwin

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