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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1925

Page

2

Driver Held For Killing Of Coffin Boy

Police testified Sanchez was drunk when arrested after a crash near Lend Avenue that killed a child named Coffin. Officers described rapid car speed, blood near the curb, and Sanchez later sleeping at the station. Witnesses noted a prior visit for a burial permit for his sister’s baby.

Lend Avenue Lead Avenue Romulo Salazar Sanchez Salazar Lagarde Garcia Crollett Undertaking Company E. M. Clayton

VY K F Drilling Co No 1 Poised as Major Producer

Standing with 1900 feet of fluid in the hole the VY K F Drilling Company No 1 is expected to become a large producer. The Artesia field report says the well in NEYSW% of section 17 18 28 has reached 1990 feet and operators drill through to 2123 feet.

V. K. F. Drilling Company No. 1 Artesia Field Neysw

Snowden-McSweeney Completes First Pecos Valley Well

Snowden-McSweeney in the Pecos Valley completes their first producer in the NW% of section 33-18-28, offset to Twin Lake Oil No. 1. The 60 quart shot at 1650 feet yields good oil flow with strong gas pressure. A show is reported in No. 1 in section 21-18-28 at a greater depth.

Sandberg and Compton Wells Show In Pecos Valley Field

Sandberg No 1 in NW section 17 18 28 and Compton Brothers SW section 16 15 28 show oil from about 2270 feet. The tests, reported from the southwest, mark deeper completions than neighboring producers in Pecos Valley.

Pecos Valley Sandberg No. 1 Compton Brothers

McNutt-Simpson Well Produces Fifty Barrels Daily

The McNutt-Simpson well in section 7 18 28 Artesia oil field is on the pump connected to the pipeline and now yields fifty barrels of oil per day. It was recently shot at 1 574 feet and operators expect higher flow in the coming weeks. It is the thirtieth producer in the field.

Artesia

Well to Be Drilled on Bloomfield Irrigation Ditch Right of Way

Oil lease secured by A G McCoy and Walker G McClure for drilling on the Bloomfield irrigation ditch right of way. Operations planned by September 1 with a $5,000 bonus to the irrigation company plus royalty from production. Five miles of the 35 mile ditch pass through Bloom field. If production proves, royalty will cover maintenance costs.

Bloomfield Bloomfield District A. G. McCoy Walker G. McClure Irrigation Company

Angel Peak No 1 Well Seized by Detroit Corp in Han Juan Field

Drillers recover tools from Angel Peak No 1 well in the Han Juan field at a depth below 450 feet. The well in section 17 29 9 has recently been taken over by the Detroit corporation.

Angel Peak No Han Juan Detroit Corporation

Tests in Lea County Progressing Nicely

Four deep tests are now drilled on state leases in Lea county by J R Daughtry and associates from Roswell. Wells lie between Tatum and Caprock on the Capitan terrace south and east of Devil's Race Track fault with several locations announced near Roswell along the Texas line. Major oil companies have scouts in Lea and Chaves counties as observers predict a big play in the coming six months.

Lea County Lea Chaves Arkansas Gas and Fuel Company Chaves County Manning Dome Standard California Roswell Hagerman Colorado Fuel and Gas Company Campbell Hill Ohio Humble Gypsy Marland Texas Kowwell John W. McGee Wich Tm Falls Tex Denver Colo

Lexi Company Sets Casing at 1004 Feet

The Lexi company well No. 1 in section 1980-10 San Juan field has set 6 inch casing to 1 004 feet. Drilling operations have been delayed for ten days to pull the casing and resume operation.

Lexi Company San Juan

Fever signals wider business revival despite profit margins tight

A weekly business review notes improved sentiment and modest growth across markets. It cites lower default totals in May, reduced pig iron output but strong dry goods demand amid heat, and brighter agricultural outlook, with overall domestic conditions seen as encouraging and stable.

R. G. Dunnato Ediie and Company Middle West United States

Well Cased to Bottom as Water Shut Off East of Aztec

Water supply halted as casing reaches bottom of four mile east Aztec well. Work crews report complete shutoff and casing installation to total depth. No injuries. Local authorities monitor nearby systems and advise conservation.

Aztec

Gibson No. 3 Well Rigging Underway in Bloomfield Field

Rigging is being set up for Gibson Well No. 3 located 600 feet north of No. 1 in the Bloomfield oil field. Operators plan to use gas fuel from Bloomfield Oil and Gas No. 9, drilled on the Bergin tract about a quarter mile away. No. 1 and No. 2 are producers in section 21-29-11, with No. 2 offsetting No. 1 by 400 feet to the east in a cluster.

Gibson Well Bloomfield Bloomfield Oil and Gas Company No Bergin

Oil firms block 23 000 acres near San Juan river

Lee White of Phoenix and J W Parr represent a large oil company that has blocked up 23 000 government permits south of the San Juan river and west of the old bridge site, plus 200 acres of leases around Bloomfield. The company plans two diamond drills, one immediate and another in September.

Lee ©. White Phoenix Ariz Anda J. W. Parr Nard San Juan River Old Bridge Bloomfield

Oil Men Arrive to Survey State Prospects

Among the oil men arriving in the city Monday evening were LD. & Mitchell of Wichita J. H. Mitchell of San Antonio R. W. Wallace of Mineral Wells and F. Brennigan of Roswell. The party is surveying oil conditions and prospects after arriving from the Artesia field and will leave for the San Juan Basin after three or four days.

Berry and Cosby Return to Albuquerque

BE. G. Berry and Major F. N. Cosby California operators returned to Albuquerque Monday to establish headquarters. Berry has been away two weeks settling business affairs and plans to bring his family. Cosby has been inspecting geological structures in Valencia county and also plans to move his family here.

BE. G. Berry Major F. N. Cosby California Albuquerque Mr. Berry Coset Major Cosby Valencia County

Mary Miles Minter Quietly Happy With Dogs in Albuquerque

A 23 year old former film star Mary Miles Minter sits in the Alvarado hotel in Albuquerque with two collie dogs, explaining her disillusionment with fame. She declines to confirm her identity and notes life is not a bed of roses. Her troubled past includes a noted Hollywood mystery surrounding Desmond Taylor.

Albuquerque Mary Miles Minter Hollywood Desmond Taylor Alvarado Hotel

Heat Spurred Dry Goods Trade and Leather Markets Edge Higher

Heat boosts dry goods sales with strong demand for fancies and silks and continued activity in white wear. Leather and hide markets show irregularities with weak heavy hides and steady sole leather. footwear trade stronger in the west. Weekly business failures total 362 in the United States, with Canadian defaults at 41. most are liabilities above 5,000 dollars.

Cleveland United States East Pacific Coast

Los Angeles dirigible resumes flight repairs at Lakehurst

Lakehurst New Jersey June 8 AP mechanics speed repairs on the Los Angeles in hopes of Washington orders to resume the Minnesota flight once in running order. repairs expected to take 3 to 4 days. helium released 106000 cubic feet valued at 40009 dollars. captain W Steele noted engine trouble and a 37 mile headwind forced return to base after landing 1:49 AM.

Lakehurst N. J Los Angeles Washington Minnesota Steele

Postal revenues decline despite higher rates

Washington reports May receipts from fifty key post offices totaling 27,454,861, down from 29,083,231 in April and 29,085,090 in March. The drop of more than 12 million dollars yearly follows the April 15 postage increase, with these offices alone contributing over half of national post receipts and showing a daily decrease of more than 20,000 compared to March.

Washington

Sand Clouds Rise As Cars Veer Off Pavement

Motorists leave the pavement and plunge into a cloud of flying sand as they touch dirt roads while clean wind blows above the paved section.

National Collegiate Track Meet Sets Climax at Chicago

The NCAA intercollegiate track season peaks Saturday afternoon at the University of Chicago with entries from 59 universities and colleges, likely 65 to 70 institutions overall. California leads with four teams including USC, alongside California, Occidental, Pomona and Stanford.

Chicago University of Chicago America California University of Southern California University of California, Occidental College Pomona Leland Stanford

Laws Needed for Regulation of Autos in Parks

Mrs Mina Van Winkle of Washington, president of the International Association of Police Women, urged in Denver that municipal parks require new laws to regulate autos there. She called for a classification of disorderly automobiles and for stricter policing of excursion boats on rivers, lakes, and coastal waters due to alleged moral concerns.

Denver Mina, van Winkle Washington International Association of Police Women van Winkle

No war is over until allies again feel friendly toward one another

Reading Tribune notes a sober reminder that lasting peace requires renewed harmony among former allies and sustained cooperation beyond hostilities ending. The editorial urges unity, trust, and shared purpose to secure future stability.

Reading Tribune

Revolutionary Principles and the Danger of Foreign Propaganda

A speaker warns that revolutionary propaganda threatens American liberties and the constitutional framework. He asserts confidence in the people's patriotism but cautions against measures that could undermine fundamental rights and an impartial judiciary. He urges citizens to uphold the teachings of the founders.

Taxi Man Arrested After Warrant Issued at Office

E A Bailey former Yellow Cab driver had a warrant issued Monday night at the Fifth street office. Bailey alleged Ray Martinez struck him during a visit to the office. Martinez posted bond for appearance in police court. Mary Gutierrez faced a charge of firing after late Monday at West Coal.

E. A. Bailey Yellow Cab Ray Martinez Cie Fifth Street Bailey Jtinez Mart Mary Gutierrez West Coal

Chamberlain Medicine Co offer trial package from Maines Iowa

Send your name and address with 5 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co of Maines Iowa to receive a trial package containing Chamberlain products for coughs stomach issues burns and skin problems. The offer highlights Cham berlain s Cough Remedy tablets and other se eded medicines valued at 5 cents each. Don t miss it.

Chamberlain Medicine Co Maines Iowa Chamilain Cherlain Chamberlain

Raabe Mauger's Roof Repairs Advertised

Bring your roof problems to Raabe Mauger's. Call phone number 305 for service and estimates.

Raabe Mauger Tel

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