Albuquerque Morning Journal December 24 1925 front page note
The Albuquerque Morning Journal dated Thursday December 24 1925 presents publication details and rates. It lists office address 810 West Gold Avenue and notes subscription options while stating the paper is a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation. The page emphasizes advertising policies and reprint rights.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Journal Publishing Company
West
Gold Avenue
Audit Bureau
Associated Press
Hoover Leads Fight Against High Cost of Crude Rubber
The article argues for U S access to raw rubber as essential for national strength and warns that rubber scarcity or price controls shape future wars. It notes the United States is a major consumer, with potential development sites including Florida, the Philippines, and Liberia, while warning against overreaction by producers. It also hints at the broader role of raw materials in history and national security.
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Hoover
Florida
Philippines
Liberia
Great Britain
United States
Frank Munsey a career of wealth and notoriety in journalism
Frank Munsey rose from poverty in New York to wealth through popular magazines and later owned metropolitan papers. He bought rival journals to suppress them and showed little originality in daily journalism while becoming one of the country’s best known names.
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Frank Munsey
New York
Munsey
Law Not War stamp promoted by League of Women Voters
The League of Women Voters issues a stamp bearing Law Not War for members use until the United States joins the World Court. It serves as a public reminder of moral support for the movement and a pledge to advocate until victory. The piece suggests stamping letters sent to U S senators with the emblem.
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League of Women Voters
United States
World Court
WILL VOTE DRY
Congress members will vote dry in the current session. They plan no change in existing law as they weigh public sentiment and doubt how people feel on the wet and dry issue. The result is they will sit tight for now.
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Congress
Frances Willard School appeals for state fund drive
The campaign to raise funds for the Frances E. Willard school in Santa Fe is now under way and hopes for a generous Christmas response. The non sectarian institution serves the entire state and meets needs not otherwise provided, extending beyond Santa Fe’s contribution.
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Frances E. Willard
Santa Fe
New Mexico Appeal Seeks 50000 for Refuge
The text urges statewide support from Albuquerque Tucumcari and Gallup to fund a refuge for underprivileged girls. It describes the school work as noble and calls on the philanthropic spirit of New Mexico to raise the $50,000 needed.
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Albuquerque
Tucumcari
Gallup
New Mexico
Farmers in Relief Debate After Coolidge Chicago Speech
The piece criticizes metropolitan responses to President Coolidge on farm relief. It notes the American Farm Relief Bureau finds administration measures inadequate, favoring Jardine and Hoover programs centered on statistics rather than tangible aid. Farmers lack leadership and concrete remedies, despite strong demand for relief.
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Coolidge
Chicago
American Farm Relief Bureau
Messrs. Jardine and Hoover
Hysteria over Colonel Mitchell as New York police chief
The text argues against appointing Colonel Mitchell to NYC police chief citing court martial praise for bravery and flying skill but deeming him unfit for police work. It suggests his talents suit leading a commercial aviation company instead.
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Mitchell
New York City
New York
Fragmented Musings and Jests from Old Papers
A collage of quirky lines references Tucson dig finds undefined objects, a singer recalled by a colored man, jokes about mistletoe, aging, and a back of the neck shave quote. It quotes jokes about the Volstead era and a Santa Claus Christmas Eve exchange from Albuquerque children.
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Santa Claus
Albuquerque Twenty Years Ago Social Roundup
W H Greer returns from New York and Washington. H E Adams Datil cattleman in town for Christmas shopping. Henry Mann Mann Brothers gardeners left for Phoenix. Mrs T E Purdy Santa Fe agent's wife arrives from Oklahoma City for holidays. Jennie and Mabel Craig head to El Paso to visit sisters. Mrs A A Powell and Mrs M J Drummond host guests. E C Whitson entertains. Mr and Mrs E T Shimon and Mrs S D Wilcox from Cleveland visit. Constable James Smith goes to Kansas City on business.
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T. E. Purdy
The
Santa Fe Railway
Oklahoma City
Jennie
Mabel Craig
el Paso
A. A. Powell
M. J. Drummond
Adelaide poet Adelaide in Lannon town fundraiser flop
The verse about Adelaide, once famed poetess praised by Tennyson and Dickens, is recalled in a Lannon town celebration attempt. Organizers seek funds for a tribute but residents question who she was, highlighting faded renown and local forgetfulness.
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Adelaide
Tennyson
Charles Dickens
Sappho
Addie
Browning
Pale Tennyson
Lannon Town
T J Norton Resigns From Santa Fe Railroad Unit
Chicago December 23 T J Norton assistant general solicitor for the Santa Fe railroad for more than 27 years in the law department has resigned it was announced today.
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T. J. Norton
Chicago
Banta Fe Railroad
Public Opinion Army Officers Albuquerque
George Doolittle responds to criticisms of army staffing and funding, arguing the national defense act envisages a three component force needing trained officers. He contends current strength falls short of the act and warns further cuts would threaten national safety and defense readiness.
Towles Nomination as Arizona Revenue Collector Confirmed
The Senate confirmed John KR Towles to be collector of internal revenue for Arizona. The Finance Committee had deferred action after a letter from Wayne B Wheeler of the Anti Saloon League requested inquiry. after the inquiry the committee approved the nomination and sent it forward.
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Washington
John KR. Towles
Internal Revenue
Arizona
Senate
Coolidge
Finance Committee
Wayne B. Wheeler
Antisaloon League
Munsey Estate Valued At 20 To 40 Million In NYC Death
New York December 23 The estate of Frank A Munsey editor and publisher who died of peritonitis at age 71 is estimated at 20 to 40 million dollars The fortune includes his two New York newspapers the Sun and Telegram He had no direct heirs and may leave bequests to friends employees and institutions as well as relatives Funeral services will be held at the Cathedral of St John the Divine The Munsey Publishing Company with a 10 million dollar capital was his main business interests He was a major holder of United States Steel stock valued at 10 to 12 million and recalled a birthday remark about being alone with only an elder sister in Florida
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New York
Frank A. Munsey
The
Sun
Telegram
Munsey
Victor F. Lawson
Chicago Daily News
John M. Hyde
St. Petersburg
Fla
St. John the Divine
Maine
United States Steel Corporation
George W. Perkins
Munsey Laid In State At St John the Divine Cathedral
Frank A. Munsey a leading magazine and newspaper publisher dies from peritonitis after an appendectomy. Hundreds file past his bronze bier in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine as tributes pour in from cities and countries. Funeral tomorrow will be led by Bishop Manning with half mast flags and officials from state and city observing.
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New York
Frank A. Munsey
Stanagarris
St. John the Divine
Munsey
Peritontis
William T. Manning
Tolerance by Dr. Frank Crane
A defense of free discussion and opposing views. Suppression of debate harms truth and fuels distrust, with examples from history and quotes on rights to argue or refute. The piece argues democracy requires hearing minority voices and free, open discourse.
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Frank Crane
French Finance Minister Plans to Boost Tax Revenue
Paris reports government bills demanding several billion more francs in additional revenue. M. Doumer aims to present a revenue plan to the cabinet Friday and push it through the chamber before radical coalition proposals. Details and totals remain secret while central issues like the turnover tax and capital levy draw close scrutiny.
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Paris
M. Doumer
Chamber of Deputies
M. Patinleve
Legal actions and marriage licenses in Albuquerque district
Occidental Life Insurance and First Savings Bank sue Hogrefe to foreclose a 3422.10 mortgage. Garnishment against C. K. Bigelow for 544.66 with Tom Doran and Ethel Doran as garnishees. H. Livingston sues George E. Thomas for 93.60 furniture debt. Whitmer-Jackson sues Hines Lumber for 241.45 interest on notes. Credit and Investment wins quiet title on Lots 21-24, Atlantic and Pacific. Marriage licenses issued to Cabrera Chavez, Armijo Little, Buehring Isaacson, Van Dusen Thompson.
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Occidental Life Insurance Company
First Savings Bank and Trust Company of
Albuquerque
H. L. Hogrefe Et al
C. K E. Bigelow
Tom Doran
Ethel Doran
H. Livingston
George E. Thomas
James A. Little
Edna Elizabeth Buehring
Thomas Isaacson
Holbrook, Ariz
Wright van Dusen
Katharine Elizabeth Thompson
Miss Hickman's Mother Dies in Nelsonville Ohio
Mrs Vesper Carnes Hickman mother of Miss Florence Hickman died December 14 in Nelsonville Ohio after a heart attack at a Sunday school Christmas party. She had lived in Nelsonville many years and the town was shocked by the sudden death. Survived by husband and five children.
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Vesper Carnes Hickman
Florence Hickman
Ealty
Nelsonville
Hickman
Burial Planned for Munsey Family Plot in Lisbon Falls
A vault has been placed in Woodlawn Cemetery awaiting spring burial in the Munsey family plot beside Mr Munsey's parents at Lisbon Falls Maine.
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Woodlawn
Mr. Munsey
Lisbon Falls
Old Fiddlers Contest Crowns Aged Stockman in Alamogordo
In Alamogordo New Mexico on December 23 a fiddlers contest and community sing drew about 1000 spectators. George Reeves a stockman born in 1887 won the older men's class while Dompson Lewis of Orange took the younger division and Lester Courtney of Weed placed second. A jig by Jimmy Courtney drew enthusiastic applause and prompted a repeat performance. The organizer R G Herron announced plans for another program in January.
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Alamogordo
N. M
R. G. Herron
George Reeves
Dompson Lewis
Orange
Lester Courtney
Weed
Jimmy Courtney
Herron
Wall Street Nears New Highs As Markets Rally
A sensational advance in American Can lifted the market above recent levels with a near 1.6 million shares traded. Strength in General Electric and a wave of buying in Coca Cola Nash Motors Sears Roebuck and U S Cast Iron Pipe supported gains across industrials along with a fresh high for American Can and steel and copper stocks leading the rally amid steady call money rates. Atlantic Coast Line surged on the $100 million improvement program news while French francs and Spanish pesetas moved higher in currency markets.
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New York Federal Reserve Bank
General Electric
Coca Cola
Nash Motors
Sears Roebuck
U. S
Woolworth
Chrysler
Federal Mining and Smelting
Common
Otis
Barnsdall
Atlantic Coast Line
Atchinson
Chesapeake and Ohio
Rock Island
Union Pacific
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