Albuquerque Morning Journal front matter December 9, 1925
The Albuquerque Morning Journal displays publication masthead details and rates. It lists office address at 310 West Gold Avenue, references Associated Press affiliation, and notes subscription pricing and classified-ad policies as of December 9, 1925.
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Santa Fe
Albuquerque
N. M
Congress
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Eehitenasteaistaadiahiaailgiaa Nati
Associated Press
Kemal’s Reforms in Turkey Face Turkish English Clash Over Mosul
The article questions a Russia backed Turkish clash with England over Mosul and notes Kemal Ataturk’s rapid internal reforms. It argues Moscow lacks motive and means for intervention, while England must stand firm under League mandates to avoid destabilizing the region.
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Russia
Turkey
England
Mosul
Red Army
Poland
Moscow
Mustapha Kemal
Kemal
West Thrace
Angora
Asia
Baldwin
League
Business Conditions Report For The Nation In Late 1925
A conservative review notes overall good business across the country with no boom but broad prosperity. Spring and summer growth were modest, yet the latter half of the year showed rising activity. The stock market ran hot on speculation, not aligned with real conditions. High Christmas trade and solid industry support a cautious six month outlook.
Deaths in United States rise from multiple causes
The piece notes U S deaths increasing from automobile accidents murders personal crises heart disease and cancer with 1925 auto deaths and 1924 others. It laments rising auto fatalities despite safety campaigns while TB remains third and shows a gradual decline due to anti tuberculosis efforts.
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United States
Propaganda For Safety
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
By its fruits this philanthropic society earns support
A brief preachment extols a leading philanthropic society as the most worthy recipient of moral and financial backing, asserting its superiority among organizations through its visible charitable outcomes.
Venus Calendar Rediscovered By Mayan Researchers
The Venus based Mayan calendar, centuries ahead of Columbus, is explained through Dr Spinden’s work. He links ancient Venus observations to a precise system, built from patient observations and modern reconstruction of Mayan sites with hieroglyphs.
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Central America
8S. G. Morley
Spinden
American
Sninden
Coolidge Luck and World Court Support Shift Likely
Senator Norris now backs the World Court signaling waning Senate opposition. Borah remains in fierce fight with Missouri’s Johnson and Reed as Pepper of Pennsylvania retreats. The President’s leadership questions rise, while tax reform may face tougher odds despite apparent World Court victory.
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Norris
World Court
Senate
Borah
Johnson and
Reed
Missouri
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Congress
Mellon
Democrats
Christmas quips and civic carolers amuse in towns
A collage of lighthearted Christmas blurbs notes Kiwanis antics on Santa Fe streets and police bemusement, jokes about holiday gifts and cigars, plus a quip about prices and resolutions. The items reflect a small town humor page from the era with local references and playful satire.
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Santa Fe Kiwanis Club
Capital
Albuquerque Visitors and Local Officials Gather for Year End Events
Twenty years ago in Albuquerque J Frank Warner M P Blanchard and F W Williamson of Banta Fe arrived yesterday. Architect E B Christy prepared plans for improvements in Mazonie temple banquet hall. P M Davis and wife of Ketandia arrived last night. A Chauvin the painter leaves soon for an eastern trip. Mrs I L Walrath of Willard visits en route to Belen for New Year with relatives. Leonard Skinner of San Antonio, sawmill operator, was here on business. Professor and Mrs A B Stroup hosted educators including C M Light Silver City Normal C M Vert Las Vegas Normal D M Uchards Las Cruces Agricultural College W H Decker Gallup high school and W W Roberson.
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E. B. Christy
Mazonie Temple
Mre
I. L. Walrath of
Willard
Belen
Leonard Skinner
San Antonio
Bandias
A. B. Stroup
C. M. Light
The
Silver City Normal
C. M. Vert
Las Vegas Normal
D. M. Uchards
Agricultural College At
Las Cruces
W. H. Decker
Gallup High School
W. W. Roberton
Cruller Confusion Sparks Kitchen Seventh Fracas
A pantry dispute unfolds over crullers as a child pleads for extra pastries. The exchange with his mother spirals into a back and forth about how many he may take, ending with a claim of only one allowed at dinner.
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Nora
Terminology of River Compact 5 Discussed
Informal Los Angeles meeting among Arizona California and Nevada representatives debated two proposed tri state compacts for lower Colorado river water and power rights. Leaders include H S McCluskey Charles Squires Ralph Swing with a joint session planned after further talks and a possible Las Vegas Riverside or Los Angeles venue.
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Los Angeles
Colorado River
Arizona
California
Nevada
H.S. McCluskey
George W. P. Hunt
Charles P. Squires
Ralph Swing
Mexico
Thomas Maddock
Jas. G. Scrugham
Hunt
Las Vegas
Nev
Riverside
McCluskey
Faker and Sucker in a Court of Voices
A speaker rails at fakers and con artists, recalling schemes that harmed many and led to prison. The poem contrasts the triumphs of fraudsters with the long reach of justice as lawbreakers face punishment and the narrator rejects collusion with swindlers. Strong imagery centers on theft, law, and a grim moral arc.
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Oakum
Gabriel
Cowichan Sunk in Fog. Lady Cynthia Saves 45 Passengers
The freighter Cowichan, sunk thirty miles north of Vancouver in Welcome Pass, was declared a total loss after last night’s collision with the passenger steamer Lady Cynthia in dense fog. The Lady Cynthia rescued 45 people. total loss estimate is $150,000.
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Vancouver
B. C
Here
Welcome Pass
Strait of Georgia
Santa Obtained 905 Trees From Sandias
Albuquerque residents thinned Sandia mountain forests cutting 905 trees for Christmas per J C Nave assistant supervisor of Manzano forest. Four hundred seventy three pinions and rest white firs. Two hundred thirty two trees were sold. Cutting allowed to thin dense clumps to give space to smaller trees. In 1924 775 permits granted.
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Sandia Mountain
J. C. Nave
Manzano Forest
Marriage Licenses and Divorces in New Mexico Court Actions
Marriage licenses issued for Ella Gamble of Albuquerque and George Harvard of Los Angeles. Kna Hamp ton and Chas Fenn of Grants, N M. Clorinda Lopez files for divorce from Fernando Lopez on cruelty grounds. Loretta Wallace Blythe granted divorce from Chas W Blythe. Helen Gurule vs W J Bryan dismissed after out of court settlement. Vinia Tyler Armijo granted divorce from Felix Armijo with child custody. Garnishment on Francis A Chapman as receiver of State National Bank discharged.
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Ella Gamble
Albuquerque
George Harvard
Los Angeles
Kna Hampton
Chas, Fenn
Grants
N. M. Clorinda
Lopez
Fernando Lopez
Loretta Wallace Blythe
Chas
W. Blythe
Milton J. Helmick
Helen Gurule
W. J. Bryan
Vinia Tyler Armijo
Felix Armijo
Francis A. Chapman
State National Bank
Wall Street Briefs Summary of 1928 Financial Nods and Changes
The treasury will withdraw 81.882 million from New York Fed member banks tomorrow. Tidewater Oil shifts leadership with Benson resigning as chair but remaining on the board, and Vanderhoef and Fallon named VP and secretary respectively. Royal Bank of Canada assets hit 788.479 million, with liquid assets 398.104 million and cash 198.647 million. Noyes and Jackson gains two directors, A. G. Boesel and William C. Jackson. A 25 million call loans draw surprised, as NY banks remain 25.851 million above reserve requirements and year end settlements raise call fund rates.
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New York
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
New York District
Robert D. Benson
Tidewater Oil Company
Benson
F. Bailey Vanderhoef
Francis I. Fallon
Royal Bank of Canada
Wall Street
Packard reports quarterly profit and stock details
Packard Motor Car company posts net profit of 4,789,509 for the quarter ended November 30, 1924 after depreciation and taxes, equal to 1.83 a share on common stock. Corona Typewriter approves merger with L C Smith and Brothers, increasing common stock and selling shares to Ford, Bacon and Davis. General American Tank Car leases 150 tank cars to Mexican National and expands oil ventures.
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Packard Motor Car Company
Corona Typewriter Company
L. C. Smith and Brothers Typewriter, Inc
Ford, Bacon and Davis, Inc
L. Co, Smith and Corona Typewriters, Inc
General American Tank Car Corporation
Mexican National Railways
Ambition Is Not Restlessness
Dr. Frank Crane argues true ambition means steady progress built on solid foundations not sudden leaps. He notes college training gains show later when one digs in now, and cites Emerson on peace coming from steadfast adherence to principles.
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Frank Crane
Emerson
Lago Oil and Transport Advances Oil Capacity and Leadership
Lago Oil and Transport Corporation reports a daily finished oil capacity of 1200 barrels. C B Ames resigns as general counsel and director of Texas Company. W W Bruce named director and Harry Kilen becomes general counsel. Lago Petroleum Company acquires a majority by exchanging one Lago A stock for two Lago Petroleum shares and offers same terms until January 20. The Delaware firm has 4,000,000 no par value shares, 3,000,000 class A and 1,000,000 class B.
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C. B. Ames
Texas Company
W. W. Bruce
Harry Kilen
Lago Oil and Transport Corporation
Lago Petroleum Company
Lago Petroleum
Lago Oil and Transport
Delaware
United States Realty reports 4.85 million net income for year
United States Realty and Improvement Co files with the stock exchange showing consolidated net income of 4,854,658 for the year ended October 31 after depreciation and taxes. It equals 18.21 a share on 266,583 common shares. the preferred issue is converted. No bonded debt but 13,350,000 in mortgage loans. It is constructing the Stevens Hotel in Chicago and has contracts to build the National Press Club building in Washington and the Plaza Hotel in Miami.
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United States Realty and Improvement Company
The
Stock Exchange
Corremon
Stevens
Chicago
National Press Club
Washington
Plaza
Miami
International Standard Electric Wins Europe Telephone Orders
IS E Corp, formerly International Western Electric, now part of International Telephone and Telegraph, reports orders totaling over 5 million dollars. A 2.25 million dollar order for cable and equipment will form part of a Budapest Vienna Austria Hungary system. A second order exceeding 2.75 million dollars extends from Brussels to connect major Belgian cities.
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Europe
International Standard Electric Corporation
Internation Western Electric Corporation
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Budapest
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Brussels
Belgium
Liquor Haul Captured Near Roswell Largest Craves County Seizure
In Roswell New Mexico officers captured a closed-in car and a truck with Texas licenses eight miles southeast of the city after guarding routes all night. The trio A G Walker and A E Simon from Amarillo Texas headed to gulf points with 324 gallons of alcohol 168 quarts of tequila and six quarts of whisky valued at about 10000. Sheriff Zumwalt led the search with deputies and city officers assisting.
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Roswell
N. M
A. G. Walker
A. E. Simon
Amarillo
Texas
Tequilla
Chaves County
Simon
Walker
Texas Gulf Points
Zumwalt
Escapee West Captured After Jail Break Near Alamogordo
Alamogordo New Mexico December 28 Sheriff H M Fenney reports the capture of W L West the second of four men who broke jail Christmas Eve East of Alamogordo at Y O crossing 60 miles away. He rode a fine horse with saddle bridle and chaps alleged to have been stolen from J W Hendrix of Cloudcroft. Deputy A S Marshall Romero of Roswell assists in the search for James Deleche the confessed slayer of Ross Behda of Mescalero with a trial slated for today. Officers believe Deleche is heading toward Old Mexico.
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Alamogordo
N. M
H. M. Fenney
W. L West
West
Bernard Cleve l
Elk
Y. O. Crossing
J. W. Hendrix
Cloudcroft
A. S. Marshall Romero
Roswell
James Deleche
Ross Behda
Mescalero
Deleche
Old Mexico
Ice halts all traffic on Owl Avenue in Chicago
A northern cold wave breaks after days of deep freeze. Chicago records the highest toll with 17 deaths in four days and over $1,000,000 in property loss. Ohio reports 14 indirect cold deaths as roads freeze and transportation but moderating weather is forecast to continue eastward.
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Chicago
Ohio
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Seaboard
New Mexico
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Ohio River
Washington Day Brief: Mergers and Military News
Arguments were heard in the Nickel Plate merger case. The return of General Pershing and Colonel Morrow from Arica was imminent. Brigadier General Smedley Butler withdrew his resignation from the Marine Corps.
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Pershing
Morrow
Arica
Smedley Butler
Marine Corps
Market Averages Rise as 1926 Outlook Shifts Bullish
New York stock market gains follow Christmas hiatus with volume above 2 million shares. Industrials and rails climb while several leading issues exceed prior peaks as optimism grows for 1926 business forecasts and the proposed Standard Oil of California merger details emerge.
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Oi! of
California
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