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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
6
Public notice style text from the Albuquerque Morning Journal including street address and editorial notes. Advertising rates and submission notes outline rights and membership in the Associated Press. Local listings and contact details appear with publishing metadata.
The piece argues for stronger local government and tax relief, urging decentralization from Washington. It cites Roosevelt era thought, Elihu Root, and historic figures to stress citizen responsibility, state and local power, and the dangers of a vast federal bureaucracy. It also touches on sacred music, the life of San Felipe, and his lasting example.
The text recalls San Felipe de Neri as a noted Catholic saint with ties to Florence and Rome. It mentions him as patron saint of Phillip of Spain and of Old Albuquerque, while discussing his reputed cultured life and refined manners. The passage blends historical and anachronistic notes about his life.
The Angell family marks distinct scholarly success across three generations. James B. Angell, longtime University of Michigan figure and former minister to China, set a high bar in psychology. His son became president of Yale, while his grandson earns a Harvard prize in political economy this spring.
Readable bits mention Franks Graham and Jack Lynn in a Baliut Abyed shrine patrol and a distant Elks Circus scene. Other lines describe fishing, jokes about women and men, and stray references to car parts and a telephone proposal amid rambling, unconnected notes.
A historical notice lists members of the force and roster details for a local event. Names include Joba Heda captain Chole Boule and Jemes liggits with drivers and guards named. The document also references protective duties, attendees, and a ceremony with many individuals named from various groups surrounding the event.
A chaotic exchange on a front step escalates into a heated quarrel with shouting and taunts about inventions and an implied factory dispute. The dialogue includes threats, insults, and a boast about patent potential and economic leverage in a crude, unrelated ramble.
In a51174 address Huston Thompson of the federal trade commission warns the nation faces growing monopolies and price fixing schemes. He cites three groups: predatory imitators of competition, price fixers pushing up costs, and a large cooperative bloc believed to control half of manufactured goods. He argues cooperation and consumer power can check this trend.
Fragmentary text discusses life as a search for power and freedom. It references Emerson and nature parallels and mentions peace, pensions, and a critique of worldly aims. The readable portions suggest a reflective essay on mind and existence.
A garbled editorial extract references a supposed figure in Los Angrites and a cryptic plan to rally supporters. The text mentions idioms about collecting proceeds and a questionable event labeled as a morning jesusal, with unclear connections to any concrete action or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a language instruction scene with reference to counting quantities and sample words. The passage mentions Lee and a focus on vocabulary and syntax as part of daily study. It hints at exercises and tonal practice within a class setting.
In a terse report, Mes Seam Ho faces a court challenge as the two sides in a labor dispute push for a resolution. The case centers on alleged unfair practices at a company identified only by initials, with public interest rising as negotiations continue.
Dr. Frank Crane discusses the paradox of humanity and temptation. He argues that while it is human to err, true strength lies in recognizing error and actively resisting it, citing Christ as a model who faced every temptation yet remained sinless.
The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America elected Dr. Charles as moderator, a Princeton Theological Seminary professor for twenty years, noted for conservative adherence. His family ties include a daughter married to a late President Cleveland’s son.
In Carlsbad a trial concerns Mateve Oreille Oven and Carpentier accused by the state. Defense argues witnesses protect the defendant and family. Testimony and alleged actions are hotly debated as evidence is weighed.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a cemetery, atoll, Gomes, and Ube Pest with unclear context. Unable to determine a clear event, date, or participants from the provided snippet.
The government seeks to reduce wasted mail by promoting Better Mailing Week from June 1. Officials urge cooperation from chambers of commerce and industry to improve addressing and prevent misdirected letters and parcels. Estimates show millions of items lost or delayed yearly with substantial losses to revenue and efficiency.
Four men were taken to the state penitentiary after sentencing for their crimes. The group included Beene M May and others identified in the warrant dossier.
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