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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
3
A Mukden dispatch says General Kuo Sung Ling has crossed the Liao River and is poised for a decisive clash with warlord Chang Tso Ling. Weather may delay the fight. Chang, bidding farewell to his staff, vows to seek refuge if defeated.
London dispatch reports Japanese couriers arriving from the Chang Tso-Lin front say Chang's army is in full retreat toward Mukden with General Kuo Sung Ling in pursuit. Japanese guards near Mukden prepare to enforce a six mile exclusion zone around the railroad.
Francisco native leaders worked to fund protections of Indians rights and religious and tribal customs. They toured luncheons and schools, engaging scientists and professionals, raising 9000 dollars net toward the cause from a total 13000 with 4000 spent on a long fundraising trip. Collier and family accompany the effort and head to Washington after Christmas in Taos.
A drive to raise funds for Frances E Willard School in Albuquerque seeks support from local citizens. The school faces tuition gaps with 62 girls enrolled in 1924-25 but only 22 fully paid, others partially paid or unpaid, and the community may be asked to contribute through the Finance Committee or Chamber of Commerce building.
Missouri Pacific ordered fifteen locomotives and Chicago and North Western ten locomotive boilers at the American Locomotive company Brooks plant. The announcement was made in Dunkirk New York on December 22.
Five persons were injured when the Unsel-Paris express derailed today at Noisy le Bec in the Seine department. One victim was seriously hurt.
For colds gripe or influenza and as preventive take Laxa tive Brom OQuin ine Tableta. The box bears EB W Grove signature. 30c. This safe proven remedy is advertised as a remedy card.
Charles Lummis presents a compact study of Southwestern landscapes in Last Minute Gift. The essay explores Mesa Canyon and Pueblo settings, tying in New Mexico locales and cultural resonance. Published by New Mexico Book Store at 203 West Central, this edition highlights regional heritage.
The Santa Fe railroad announces a new 22 percent rate on crude oil from Artesia and Dayton to Texas gulf coast points, effective December 31. Producers expect a new price in the Pecos valley within 10 days as storage fills. Ohio company holds nearly a million barrels. New Mexico Pipe Line and Sullivan Brothers refineries are operating.
The Glade Oil and Gas Syndicate spudded its test well last week on section 24 30 13 in the San Juan field about five miles northeast of Farmington. Drilling will resume night and day once the next set of tools arrives. The test is in new territory and will attract much interest.
Rainbow Oil corporation resumes work on the Ute pasture well. The hole reaches 2,040 feet as drilling continues with an Armstrong steel rig, capacity about 1,400 feet, proceeding slowly.
Congress Oil company has unloaded a new Star rig at Farmington to be used in drilling a well on Sec 34 29 11 near the New Mexico Eagle well, which proved to be a producer.
A second Continental rig was moved to the Table Mesa structure this week. The company plans to drill several wells soon. No. 3 well has reached 440 feet and drillers are installing casing to shut off water.
In the San Juan field near Farmington Rattlesnake No 17 erupted blasting mud oil and gas over the derrick as workers attempted to recover lost tools. The well flowed about 2500 barrels per day before being brought under control and connected to tankage.
The meeting urged Secretary Jardine to focus on fair prices for farmers rather than more information. Resolutions favored forming a U S export corporation to aid cooperative marketing, with plans to enlist farm groups to seek passage by the 69th Congress. They warned tariff politics threaten livestock markets and supported a permanent Des Moines statistical department to track production costs.
State Treasurer O A Matson and bondsmen seek about 15000 recovered from the compact with Colorado. Governor doubts special session would fund the suit, noting lawmakers from outside the Rio Grande valley show little interest in the reclamation dispute.
Washington reports dry lawmakers defend prohibition enforcement funding for next year. An amendment to bar use of funds for deceitful evidence was defeated 139 to 17. Total enforcement appropriations near last year’s levels, with Coast Guard and enforcement machinery funded. New York oil totals show weekly U.S. crude down 11,900 barrels to 2,016,160, with regional declines including New Mexico noted among state-by-state drops.
Daily average petroleum imports at principal ports for the week ended December 19 were 177 000 barrels, down from 180 286 the prior week. California oil receipts at Atlantic and gulf coast ports averaged 67 249 barrels, down from 100 286 the previous week.
A radio from an unknown steamer reports 16 crewmen from the Italian steamer Marina aboard. Another lifeboat with 18 persons is still missing. The 8319 ton vessel sailed from Philadelphia December 8 for Mediterranean ports and was previously reported abandoned.
A humorous note suggests men can manage a convention but defer trunk packing to their wives, highlighting domestic role contrasts and lighthearted gender expectations.
An old advertisement invites readers to mail ten cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago for a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound along with free sample packages of Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The copy claims wide acclaim and urges trial of the remedies for coughs colds hoarseness and digestion.
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