Albuquerque Morning Journal local notice page fragment
An OCR fragment shows publication details for the Albuquerque Morning Journal including editoral staff, mailing, subscriptions, and Associated Press credits. It lists pricing segments and office contact, with references to class matter and newspaper branding.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Journal Publishing Company
Joseph ‘Tausek
Leelee
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
Audit Bureau OF
Associated Press Office
West
Gold Avenue
University commencement honors New Mexico state growth
The State University commencement today marks growth in education and leadership for New Mexico. Dr William Allen Pusey, retiring AMA president, will deliver the address at 10 30 this morning as the class of 1925 celebrates high ideals, scholarship, and public service. President Hill and the faculty are praised for devotion to the university’s ideals.
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State University
New Mexico
Commonwealth
University
State of New Mexico
William Allen Pusey
American Medical Association
Colgee
Pusey
Hill
Billy the Kid remembered as romantic outlaw with magnetism
George Coe urges a fair memory of William Bonney aka Billy the Kid, noting his place in pioneer annals beyond mere gunfighter. The piece discusses his role in the Lincoln County war, fascination across generations, and his blend of charm and defiance that drew both allies and enemies.
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George Coe
Billy the Kid
Coe
William Bonney
New York
Lincoln County
Frederick R. Bechdelt
Pecos
American Mercury
Harvey Fergusson Hag
Billy
John Chisum
D’artagnan
Tunstall
Dumas’ Gascon
Richelieu
George ¥Is
Billy the Kid Remembered as Magnetic Outlaw of Legend
The piece portrays Billy the Kid as a magnetic, romantic figure who defied pardon and lived as the hunted and the hunter. It lauds his imaginative youth and influential presence, suggesting the Dumas-like score of his enduring notoriety beyond mere guncraft.
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Billy
Lew Wallace
Billy the Kid
Dumas
The Oregon Case Supreme Court Upholds Individual Liberty
The Supreme Court unanimously rejects the view that children are mere state creatures. It overturns Oregon school attendance statutes aimed at parochial schools and condemns Ku Klux Klan influence, viewing the decision as a bulwark against state overreach and a defense of citizen rights.
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Supreme Court
Oregon
United States of America
Sparta
Russia
Federal
Republic
Flighty Judge Montoya Performs Weddings Aboard Planes
In Old Albuquerque Judge Montoya is famed for performing weddings in airplanes. The column jests about summer life, fishing limits, and quirky local scenes as it lightly pinpoints the aviation wedding trend and local humor.
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Montoya
Old Albuquerque
Albuquerque Twenty Years Ago Social and Travel Notes
Miss Marie Benjamin departs for Denver to visit friends for several weeks. Archie Mallette heads to Phoenix Ranch near Watrous for the summer. Misses Allee and Kathryn O'Brien depart for Los Angeles. Felix Baca leaves for Trinidad on business. M. P. Chavez, San Mareial wool grower, in the city on business. Rankin children return from Kansas State University and Jemez Hot Springs. J. Woodhull of E G Garcia and Co. goes to El Paso then Southern California for the summer. Colonel John Borradaile and family spend a day at their ranch north of the city.
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M. P. Y Chavez
San Mareial
J. Woodhull
E. G. Garcia and Company
el Paso
California
Benny’s Mind Reading Trick Wows Family at Dinner
In a humorous scene Benny tests his alleged talent to read thoughts. He pretends to read his father’s mind and offers to “prove it” for a dime, prompting a playful exchange about a promised reward and the day’s mood. The family chides his antics yet indulges the game.
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Pop
Pop Agen
Eny Hindoo
Benny
Retired grocer seeks honest fun in retirement
The poem traces a grocer who has sold his shop to Hicks & Hubbel and longs for fishing and hunting but finds leisure dull. He discovers the difficulty of abandoning business and the pull to return to selling, becoming weary and disillusioned as retirement wears on.
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Hicks & Hubbel
Air Express Eyes Commercial Aviation In Near Future
Ameri can Railway Express president Robert E M Cowie says commercial aviation will soon be a live transportation issue not a distant fantasy. He cites Ford’s air test and predicts air service will rapidly expand within a year with rail express ready to cooperate and offer expedited transport to the public.
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Air Express
Transportation Head
Robert E. M. Cowie
American Railway Express Company
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
Chicago
Jules Verne
Publi
Rise of Mary Lewis from church singer to opera star
The rise of Mary Lewis from a nineteen year old Sunday soloist at Little Rock's Presbyterian church in 1919 to a prima donna in major opera houses. She toured vaudeville and cabarets to afford Broadway moves, joined Greenwich Village Follies, then the Metropolitan Opera company. Her debut came in Vienna in 1923 and she drew acclaim at London's opera house.
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Mary Lewis
Arkansas
Little Rock
Miss Lewis
Pacific Coast
Broadway
New York
Greenwich Village
John Murray Anderson
Florence Zeigfeld, Jr
Metropolitan Opera Company
National Opera House
Vienna
Jeritza
London Opera House
Mary Tewis
America
Hicks and Hubbeloft Hint at Staying Away
The phrase suggests Hicks and Hubbeloft advise someone to keep distance, implying concern or disapproval about his presence or actions. No further context or names are provided to clarify who is affected or the setting.
Best Orvice By Clar) Kinnaird And Quotes From Lowell
James Russell Lowell suggested a born leader needs humor and restraint to govern, while aging musty confidence in opinions remains sharp. The text laments endless journalism and banal commonplaces, recalling Agassiz and Voltaire on repetition and tiresome talk.
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James Russell Lowell
Beating the Bank Crook By Dr Frank Crane
Empire Trust Company of New York issues a pamphlet with twelve rules for checks. The guide urges careful use of checks, warns against forgery, and notes high loss in burglaries among non member banks versus member banks.
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Frank Crane
HE Empire Trust Company of
New York
United States
American Bankers Association
Empire ‘Trust Company
Gratuitous defined as given without recompense
Daily English lesson notes define gratuitous as free or given without payment. It includes a usage example and contrasts with misused terms like appre hend and compre hend, and mentions pronunciation hints for calcium and prima donna.
University land drives oil field claims in Arkansas speech
Dean T. T. Eyre of the University told Rotarians that nearly all productive wells in the oil field are on State university land. He noted the land lies in township 18 south range 28 east with widespread wildcatting, and oil found so far has been in the sand.
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State University
T. T. Eyre
Rotary Club
Dean Eyre
Dempsey Ready to Meet Tunney-Gibbons Winner
New York June 4 AP Jack Dempsey world heavyweight champion cables Lilly Gersohn? Gib son manager of Gene Tunney that he will meet the winner of the Tunney Gibbons bout if proper inducements are offered The cable came from Berlin Germany The message says Dempsey will positively meet the winner and both are enjoying the trip immensely with thanks for good wishes
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Lilly Gibson
Gene Tunney
Berlin
Germany
Fred Samuels Arrested in Kansas City for Extradition
Fred Samuels, sought for months on charges of forgery, has been arrested in Kansas City and is jailed there. Sheriff J. E. Zumwalt of Roswell, New Mexico, heads to Kansas City with extradition papers to bring Samuels back to town.
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Fred Samuels
Roswell
N. M
Kansas City
J. E. Zumwalt
Samuels
Best Rifle Score At New Mexico Military Institute
Cadet George Cain scored 320 of 350 on the rifle range at the New Mexico Military Institute, the highest cadet score ever. The alumni association awarded the institute’s best marksman medal. Cain led a list of medalists including Payn Radcliffe, Kattache, Poindette Browne, Cartwright, Wilder, Leons, Brooks, Daughty and Falbanks.
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Roswell
N. M
George Cain
Th New Mexico Military Institute
Cain
Institute
Lowe
Winne
Jason W. James
Rfle
Payn Radcliffe
Kattache
Poindette Browne
Cartwright
Wilder
Leons
Brooks
Daughty
Falbanks
Woman Indicted on Three Counts for Poison Murders
Crown Point Indiana June 4 AP Mrs Anna Cunningham of Gary Ind was indicted on three first degree murder charges by the county grand jury The state charges she slew three of her children by poison
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Crown Point, Ind
Anna Cunningham
Gary
Ind
la County Grand
Sta
Wall Street Mixed Decline Weighs Markets Amid Trading
Stock averages slipped on heavy selling across motors and utilities as traders weighed Maxwell shares pause, weak French exchange, and rising call money. General Electric fell more than 5 points, and American Can California Pack Du Pont slipped with other industrials. Mid-Continent oil held firm while American Ice surged on heat driven demand. Call money touched 3 1/2 percent with rates steady for time and commercial paper.
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Maxwell
General Electric
American Can
California
du Pont
General Baking
Loose Wiles Biscuit
Mac Trucks
Montana Power
F. Shattuck
Maxwell B
Kennecott Magma
Cerro de Pasco
Crossead
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Bob Putney
Doc
Eller
Marie Benjamin
Denver
Archie Mallette
Phoenix Ranch
Watrous
Allee
Kathryn O’brien
Los Angeles
Felix Baca
Trinidad
Herbert
Miss Dora
Nita Rankin
D. J. Rankin
Kansas State University At
Lawrence
Arthur Henry
Virginia Finch
Jemez Hot Springs
John Borradaile
Myinsor
Little Benny
Lee Pape
Feels Rhymes
Walt Mason
Hicks & Hubbeloft
Clar
Kinnaird
Agassiz
Voltaire
The
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
W. L. Gordon
Artesia Field
Dempsey
Tunney-Gibbons
Wall Street
Katld
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