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01 Jul 1922
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1922
Page
1
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Mrs J W Sampson of Seattle recounts years of dandruff and itching ending after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum. She reports hair regrowth and clear skin with daily use and recommends Cuticura remedies for toilet purposes and scalp care.
At last night’s board of Education meeting R. Cy Little was elected clerk to replace Miss Beat rice Hill, who resigns September 1 to pursue college work. The board awarded a coal contract to Hahn Coal Company for next winter and authorized payment of general bills.
City Engineer Frank Kimball reports June building permits totaling 114 754. Principal item is 74 600 for a new junior high school at Tenth Street and Park Avenue. The gas plant addition is listed at 4 400, with seven residences priced from 1 460 to 4 000 and many under 1 000. Total permits for six months reach 1 082 146.
Walnut camp Number 26 Woodmen of the World at Artesia prepares for a large fraternal celebration and initiatory work. Eddy Grove camp Number 5 Carlsbad will perform most of the degree work. An orchestra and a street parade are planned with many visiting Woodmen and state officers expected.
Former chief of the bureau of investigation Bielaski was captured by Mexican bandits near Cuernavaca. They demanded five thousand dollars for his release. He reportedly escaped before any ransom was paid.
A Journal appeal reports slow regional donations to the Morning Journal Day Nursery Fund. A lone Kansan gift arrives while Albuquerque residents are urged to support the nursery for working parents’ child care. The fund stands at 182 dollars, with contributions accepted at the Journal office.
Santa Fe New Mexico June 30 Olivia Greenleaf received an extra 10000 in a federal court ruling against First Savings and Trust Company of Albuquerque. She claimed the bank bought her property for 42500 and valued it at 65000. court awards raise her total to 52500. Trial lasted over a week. bank attorney Laurence Lee said an appeal will be filed.
Harry Wills, the challenger for Jack Dempsey's heavyweight title, defeated Jeff Clark of Joplin Mo by technical knockout as Clark’s seconds threw in the towel at the start of the second round. Wills weighed 211 pounds to Clark's 183 and had four knockdowns in the first round.
Lupita R Sanches 78 died at her highland city apartments. Survived by Eleuterio and Doniciano Sanches. Body to Crollett's funeral chapel. Thomas Tucero 58 died at North Fourth Street residence. Survived by three daughters and one son. Meadows and Martinez to arrange. Infant son of Mr and Mrs William Burgess funeral held at Garcia and Son. Interment at Santa Barbara cemetery. Edward Lopez son of Mr and Mrs Salvador Lopes funeral from residence to San Jose cemetery Garcia and Sons. Margarita Baca died at 1841 South Bredway residence. Body to Garcia and Sons pending arrangements. Sylvestre Padilla 60 died at Padillas New Mexico. Body to Garcia and Sons pending arrangements.
Dr James F Chamberlain president of the State Normal School at Silver City New Mexico addressed university summer session students on Elementary School Education He warned that democracy depends on educated moral citizens and urged continuing education beyond basic literacy for all students He called on teachers to uphold law order and loyalty and to defend democracy with a broad college education and civic duty
Roswell New Mexico June 30 The Democratic county convention race for county assessor ends in dispute as 15 ballots tampered with from seven voting boxes are disqualified. G C Hanna holds a lead after corrections and will be certified to the convention. Atkinson declines further challenge.
In Aurora last night Ever Ham mer of Chicago edged Charlie White by a shade over ten rounds in a closely watched lightweight fight, according to ringside reporters.
Manuel Manzanares of Santa Fe field man for the internal revenue service will stay several days in the area. Jack Larkin of Raton, Swastka Fuel sales manager, arrived last week. A man named Joe Twohey, suspected of drug use, was arrested in an Albuquerque furniture store and held until his condition improves. Dr. Murray an osteopath. Mrs. M. Myers and son John visited Ralph Myers in Galveston, Texas. Royal Neighbors of America to meet at 8 o'clock in IOOF Hall. Luis E Armijo Las Vegas attorney was here on business. Captain A. A. Sena, ex-head of mounted police, is in the city. Dr. Margaret C. Brewington goes to Los Angeles as a delegate to osteopathic convention. G. A. R. Warren post to meet at 3:00 pm at 217 West Silver Avenue.
Mrs. B. M. Dyer thanks friends for kindness and floral offerings during the sorrow of losing her husband.
Lordsburg New Mexico June 30. The melon season peaks as Southern Pacific runs daily melon trains through Lordsburg with 69 to 66 cars per train iced at Yuma and Tucson. The forty hour trip between Yuma and El Paso has so far not missed a schedule. A total of 160 trains are planned as western melon production leads eastern markets.
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