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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1925

Page

3

University assembly opens with speeches and music

The first session assembly begins at 11 30 this morning with welcomes by President David S Hill and L B Mitchell director of the summer session, plus Paul Ficken s president of the associated students. Musical numbers provide the program and new faculty members are introduced.

David S. Hill L. B. Mitchell Nmer Paul Fickens Associated Stufts Maude Riorin Andorge Todd

The Cloud Rider Circus Style Thriller At Al Theater

Al Wilson stars in a three day engagement of The Cloud Rider a circus themed thriller that promises death defying stunts. The film depicts a young aviator risking life in spectacular aerial feats while adding original imagery to thrill audiences.

Wilson al Wilson Adv

Man Fined for Possession of White Mule

Pernardo Marquez was fined 25 dollars and given a 30 day jail term by Justice of the Peace D Mon on a Tuesday for having a pint of white mule in his possession. The sentence was suspended during good behavior.

Pernardo Marquez Justice of the Peace D. Mony

Children’s pictorial puzzles solve the word grid

A puzzle guide explains cross and down words with single letters per square. Word clues include In the picture, A cent, A tree, Thick heavy, A dandy, A portable light, Where the stars dwell, We sleep in, A garden implement. Yesterday’s puzzle answered.

Albuquerque to Advertise in Oklahoma and Texas

Advertising Albuquerque will be placed in Oklahoma and Texas newspapers by Advertising Albuquerque Inc as a preliminary step to a national campaign. The luncheon announcement noted 3000 dollars a month for ads and expected funds to start the national drive. Realtors will close on Saturday afternoon during June July and August.

Albuquerque Oklahoma Texas Advertising Albuquerque, Inc Albuquerqué Realtors

Two Men Arrested on Vag Charge and Parking Violation

Julio Escudero and John Roth were arrested Tuesday afternoon by Officer Renfro on a vagranecy charge. WN. M. Lig was arrested in the afternoon by Officer Renfro for parking an automobile in a restricted district on South Second street.

Julio Escudero John Roth Renfro WN. M. Lig Bouth Becond Street

Superintendent salaries under 1923 law upheld

Attorney General John W. Armstrong says county school superintendents newly in office must be paid under the 1923 salary law rather than the 1925 act tying pay to the number of school rooms, in an opinion to Chief Tax Commissioner J. E. Owens from Santa Fe.

Santa Fe John W. Armstrong J. E. Owens

Fire department reports two late Tuesday runs

Fire of unknown origin damaged the home of W. S. Walking at 216 Yale to about 59 dollars. A car of 49 Taxi stood in front of the Marion hotel and caught fire but was extinguished with only slight damage. Try the Morning Journal Want ed way. They get results.

W. S. Walking Yale 49 Taxi Company Marion Hotel

Defense to contest Scopes evolution case on due process

John T. Scopes, the Tennessee high school teacher indicted for teaching evolution, will have his defense rest on due process grounds. Neal of Knoxville says the state has exceeded its police power and that curricula decisions are not within legislative control. Clarence Darrow and Dudley Field Malone plan to assist after a meeting with Scopes under ACLU auspices.

New York John T. Scopes Tennessee John Randolph Neal Knoxville, Tenn Scopes Mgr. Neal Neal Clarence Darrow Chicago Dudley Field Malone The American Civil Liberties Union

Circus death in Nogales bullfight shocks crowd

In Nogales Arizona on June 9 a Mexican circus performance in Nogales Sonora featured an African san killing a large bull in an iron cage. The fighter, described as foxier and more scientific, overpowered the bull by throat and horn grips then suffocated it in about thirty minutes, as a mixed American audience watched.

Nogales Ariz Sonora

Immigration Inspector Perry Craig to Transfer to El Paso

Perry Craig, long time immigration inspector in Albuquerque, will move to El Paso on July 1 per a Tuesday announcement. Charles C. Gero will replace him in Albuquerque, coming from El Paso where he has served the past year. Craig requested the transfer due to his wife’s ill health. He began service in Brownsville in 1916 and came to Albuquerque prior to El Paso.

Perry Craig el Paso Albuquerque Charles C. Gero Il Paso Gero Craig Immigration Service Brownsville Paso

Police Judge Roddy Fines Traffic Violations and Disorderly Conduct

Fines handed down Tuesday by Police Judge Roddy include KF Garcia five dollars for traffic ordinance violation Bada Vigil five dollars for traffic ordinance violation Charles Hamilton fifteen dollars for drunk and disorderly conduct Ray Martinez five dollars for disturbing the peace.

Roddy KF. Garcia Bada Vigil Charles Hamilton Ray Martinez

Hungary appoints de Kanya as envoy to Berlin

Co. de Kanya, former Hungarian foreign minister, resigning over the failed ratification of a Russian Hungarian treaty, has accepted the post of ambassador to Berlin.

Bright future predicted for most industries except consumer market

An Ohio State Journal note remarks that nearly all sectors show a promising outlook while the consuming business lags behind, suggesting divergent paths for industry groups amid shifting demand and economic conditions.

Ohio State Journal

Kellogg's All-Bran Fame From New York Reader

A seventy five year old New York City reader credits Kellogg's All-Bran with curing chronic constipation. He recalls nightly enemas before May 1924 and states the poison in his system has been eliminated without urgatives. He urges others with intestinal trouble to try All-Bran.

RS. Pauling Lavy W. Lard St New York City Kellogg’s Battle Creek Michigan

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