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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1925

Page

5

Tragic double murder suicide at Idaho farm

Warren Lowery fatally struck Frank Thirkill Jr with the butt of an axe then killed himself with a pistol at the Thirkill dairy farm two miles north of Soda Springs. Lowery bound and gagged Mrs Thirkill and held the infant before the attack. Sheriff and coroner found Lowery dead on the couch and a baby swing trigger nearby. Thirkill had previously lived in Salt Lake City.

Pocatello Idaho Pocatello Tribune Warren Lowery Frank Thirkill Thirkill Soda Springs George Small Lowery Carl Haderlie Haderlie Sheriff Small BE. D. Whitman Salt Lake City

Iowa Farmer Victim of Unique Bank Section Robbery

George A. Thomas, a Sloan area farmer near Sioux City, was subjected to a rare robbery when two men at gunpoint compelled him to sign a $500 check. One culprit thenwent to town to cash it while the other bound and gagged Thomas and cut the farm telephone line.

Sioux City Iowa George A. Thomas Sloan Thomas

Man Arrest Cut Ties to Candelario Sedillo Case

Candelario Sedillo released by officers at the city jail after claiming he was not drunk and a prohibition officer. He is not Candelario BR. Sedillo, a Albuquerque land attorney and brother of District Attorney A. A. Sedillo, and had no connection with the case.

Candelario Sedillo Candelario BR. Sedillo Albuquerque A. A. Sedillo Sedaillo

Assault charges dismissed in Santa Fe dance case

Tomas Garcia and Alfredo Garcia were cleared after a hearing before Justice Roddy for resisting and abusing Fiduardo Anaya a con stable at a Duranes dance. Another assault with deadly weapon charge was dismissed. The weapon described in court was a stove crown fragment.

Tomas Garcia Alfredo Garcia Fiduardo Anaya Duranes Roddy

Brief romance ends in jail for the groom

Dean, 26, and Miss Vassar, said to be 16 or 18, eloped from Santa Fe to Las Vegas after marriage in Las Vegas. Vassar plans to press charges. Dean is in Santa Fe County Jail on a $10,000 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing.

Dean Las Vegas Mr. Vassar Santa Fe Vassar San Pedro Texas Trinidad Mes Miss Vassar Golden Santa Fe New Mexican

Happy Days Morning Water Sparkle Promotion

An advertisement extols a morning health routine using water with Jad Salts to cleanse poisons and wastes. It promises relief after breakfast, improved mood and fitness, and suggests that drinking the effervescent drink turns dull mornings to cheerful starts. Clip the coupon to try.

Friends Launch 10 Cent Drive To Aid Nye Senate Fight

In Bismarck North Dakota the North Dakota State Record reports a civic drive to fund Gerald P Nye’s U S Senate bid. Supporters donate 10 cents each to cover campaign costs as Nye facing a Senate ruling on the legality of his appointment after Governor Sorlie named him to fill Edwin F Ladd’s vacancy. A Senate committee has recommended denying him a seat. the case will be argued when Congress reconvenes in January.

Bismarck N. D Gerald P. Nye United States Senate North Dakota State Record Nye Friends of Nye Sorlie Edwin F. Ladd Congress

Death claims friend of Van Buren and Detroit Mall founder

Frank H. Cooney age 83 died at his son's home in Chicago. He was a friend and fishing companion of President Martin Van Buren, born in New York in 1842 and once a pupil of Susan B. Anthony. Cooney founded the Detroit Mail in 1872, reputedly the first penny newspaper, later selling it to come to Chicago.

Chicago Frank H. Cooney Martin van Buren Detroit New York Susan B. Anthony Detroit Mail

Woman with No Hairpins Sparks Lively Retort

In a humorous exchange from Le Regiment a woman criticizes a scene about a woman putting up her hair. The reply notes she has no hairpins in her mouth, turning the joke on the fictional depiction.

St Francis Gurks Leaves Estate to U.S. Bureau of Education

Portland observer known as St Francis Gurks, a 94 year old newsboy who died after fleeing the city, left an estate near 50 000 to the U S bureau of education. Probate petitions filed reveal Liberty bonds and stocks among his holdings. his real name believed to be O B F Green.

Portland Ore St. Francis Gurks United States Bureau of Education Liberty Kurks O. BF. Green

Preliminary session of Argentine communist congress ends in disorder

In Buenos Aires a preliminary session of the seventh congress of the Communist party broke up in disorder. Numerous shots were fired, delegate Muller of Mendoza was badly wounded, others wounded, over a hundred people detained by police after a heated motion discussion.

Buenos Aires Communist Party In Argentina Muller Mendoza

Brisk Buying Sends Wheat Prices Upward in Chicago

The wheat market surged in a brisk session with prices rising 4 to 7 cents and December wheat closing at 1.84 1/2 dollars. The advance was driven by strong eastern buying and a bullish government report, with export demand and professional traders dominating activity. Last hour gains were partly pared by profit taking, while corn and oats also gained modestly.

Chicago

Western School Sees Large Winter Enrollment For Secretaries

The Western School for Private Secretaries opens Monday January 4 with many students pursuing courses to finish before summer. Notable honors include Miss Corinne Secrest as Honor Student for top scholarship, while graduates fill roles in law firms, insurance, and engineering offices across Albuquerque and New Mexico.

Western School Corinne Secrest Miss Secrest Gruehl Advertising Agency Duplentis The Guarantee Clothing Company B. & M. Driverless Car Company Star Oil Company White House Rena Franchini Bliss and Wilson Corte O. Douglas Ifield Indian Trading Company Zuni New Mexico Chadwick and Company New Mexico State Tribune Lucia Hagg Business Service Company Margaret Hubbell Occidental Life Insurance Company Gertrude Zilles Armour & Company Frances Stouffer Ysabel Stevenson Hollis Stewart Candida Marquez Emma Jean Sanchez Felma Belzer Foregong Stouffer Isabel Duffy Star Furniture Company Christine Taylor Dearing Electric Shop

Federal Company Secures Franchise in Capital City

The Federal Light and Traction company of New York plans to acquire the Santa Fe Water and Light plant and business, a deal nearing announcement. Federal Light and Traction already owns the local electric and gas plant and Las Vegas street railway, plus other municipal plants. Santa Fe City Council has granted a franchise to supply water and light, requiring a reservoir for a 10 000 population city.

Federal Light and Traction Company of New York Santa Fe Water and Light Company Federal Light and Traction Company Las Vegas Santa Fe Light and Water Company Santa Fe

Alabama Eleven Works Out On California Field

Pasadena Calif Dec 26 The University of Alabama football team held its third Rose Bowl workout focusing on forward passing and place kicking. They prepare to meet undefeated Washington on New Year's Day for east west gridiron honors, using an aerial attack to reach the Huskies goal and then rely on field goals when TDs are scarce.

Pasadena Calif University of Alabama California University of Washington Southerners Huskie

Marriage Licenses Granted in New Mexico Towns

Marriage licenses issued to Lola Sanchez and Domaso M Armijo of Albuquerque, Fid elino Nieto of Barton and ee Martinez of Moriarity, listing the couples and their birthplaces.

Lola Sanchez Domaso M. Armijo Albuquerque Fidelino Nieto Barton, N. M Ee Martinez Moriarity N. M

Papers Served in Salm Separation Suit in Florida

Papers in the separation suit of Count Ludwig Salm Von Hoogstraeten were served on his wife Millicent Rogers in Palm Beach. Sheriff R C Baker delivered the papers, which had been filed from New York where the suit was started.

Palm Beach, Fla Ludwig Salm von Hoogstraeten Millicent Rogers R. C. Baker Palm Beach County New York

Milburn May Race Here For New Year’s Day

Telegraphic request reaches promoter R C Bangs from Harry T Milburn of Douglas Arizona for entry blanks for three racers. Milburn, a famed southwest driver, is expected to pilot his Milburn Special and be a strong contender in the New Year’s race program here.

R. C. Bangs Harry T. Milburn Douglas Arizona Milburn Southwest

Lee reports theft of Buick sedan in city incident

Harry F. Lee of 415 North Twelfth street reported the theft of his Buick sedan around 10:30 Saturday night from 511 West Marquette. The car bears 1926 license number 14628.

Harry F. Lee North Twelfth Street Marquette

Flower Garden Here Wins Salt Lake Woman Praise

A Salt Lake woman wrote to T. French praising his Broadway and Central garden of morning glories last summer. She calls it one of the show places in the city and compliments the uniform color and delicate hue. French will mail morning glory seed to interested outsiders upon personal requests to his office.

Co. T. French Salt Lake Broadway Central

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aru Frank Thirkill, Jr C. B. Sedillo Damascus Sage Wyeth Chemical Co., Inc Madison Avenue Dept Morning Journal the Morning Journal Friends OF North Dakota van Buren U. S. Bureau OF Education Oregon Dora Coleman Excelsior Laundry Company Otho B. Gilliland U. S. Forestry Office Meade Hardware Comany Misa Sarah Fly Arch Howard Becker-Mactavish Company Magdalena Pauline Heighs Wil Mamson and Johnson Anna Schifani Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange Esther Marmon Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Gypsy Oil Company Arthur J. Simms Reagan FE. Brewer W. E. Riley Hope Rose Nicolae U. 58 Alamogordo Iris Fritz Preston G. Ferguson U. S. Forestry Vera Herby Coats Federal Company Capital City Alabama University AR “ Shop Bhown North First Street Lee West Central Avenue Crystal Opera House Mrs. Frank Bacon Thomas Jefferson Bill Jones Bessie Bacon Matson’s Franciscan Hotel
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