Albuquerque Morning Journal front matter June 10 1925
Publication page details for the Albuquerque Morning Journal includes pricing, filing information, copyright and advertising policies. It lists subscription rates, issue date, and editorial notes, with notes on Associated Press reuse rights and publication classifications.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Journal Publishing Company
Joseph Tauser
Postoffice
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
Audit Bureau OF
Associated Press
Repressing Anarchy and the Limits of Suppression
Secretary Kellogg urges repressing revolutionary propaganda while the Supreme Court allows states to curb extreme attacks on government. The piece argues repression risks fueling sympathy and stifling education, comparing alarm over anarchists with general intolerance and censorship. It warns that overreaction harms free speech more than it protects.
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Kellogg
Supreme Court
Jim Bledsoe
Tennessee
Post Office Department
Fine exhibit at Indian School vocational training
The Indian School presents a strong display from its vocational training department showing work by students aged twelve to sixteen. Native arts by both boys and girls are developed naturally and with evident pride, reflecting credit on teacher and pupils alike.
Indian weaving and embroidery flourish at Santa Fe school
The article praises preservation of Indian weaving and embroidery through school training and Santa Fe Indian Fair prizes. It notes growing interest in native designs, cautions against stifling spontaneity, and celebrates forty nine graduates and an expanded two year program.
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Santa Fe
Mystery of Marlowe’s Death Cleared by Harvard Professor
June first marks the anniversary of Christopher Marlowe’s death in 1593. A Harvard professor citing old records asserts Marlowe was killed in a tavern dispute with Ingram Freser, in self defense after a day of drinking, overturning long held romantic theories.
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Christopher Marlowe
Shakespeare
Marlowe
Harvard
Ingram Freser
Freser
Fragmented Observations Narrate Local Quips and Oddities
A collage of quirky notes from the era. A Tucumcari buy, a baby girl bouquet at the Garcia home, and mock ads about future real estate. Light country humor contrasts with urban oddities such as a Boston barber shop refusing shaves and local weather reflections.
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Posey
Tucumecari
Jose Garcia
Albuquerque Welcomes Pittman as Business College Principal
Henry L. Pittman and Mrs. Pittman arrived in Albuquerque where he will head the shorthand department of the Albuquerque Business College opening Monday. Other travelers include Mrs. W. H. Wright en route to Thoreau, and teachers Martha Harbord Elsie McGregor Sallie King leaving for home on vacations. The Albuquerque High School also held a large graduation at the Elks Theater with names listed.
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Henry L. Pittman
Barboursville
Pittman
Albuquerque Business College
Martha Harbord
Council Grove
Kans
Elsie McGregor
Silver City
N. M
Sallie King
Kansas City
Albuquerque High School
Elks Theater
Lillian Spitz
Larriet Kunz
Regina Rosenwald
Mabel Pinney
Adele Goss
Mae Muggley
Bessie Telfer
Ethel Wilke
Edmund Ross
Albert Clancy
Edward Perkins
Clifford Haydon
Benny's Language Lesson on Among and Between
Benny learns the difference between among and between in a school classroom with Miss Kitty. The tale follows Benny's discussion on correct usage and a playful sentence contrasting two fishes.
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Langwidge
Miss Kitty
Benny
Kitty
Flood of Proposed Amendments Invites Drift From Constitution
Chief Justice Robert Von Moschzisker of the Pennsylvania supreme court warns that numerous constitutional amendments threaten centralization in Washington. He argues proposed changes could erode foundational principles, shifting power from states and risk turning the constitution into patchwork. The lecture emphasizes preserving core constitutional purposes and resisting overcentralization.
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Washington
Robert von Moschzisker
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
The Check Book and Heck Town Merchants
Walt Mason satirizes a town where a rich payer booms with a proud checkbook while debtors linger in shame. Merchants glare at unpaid accounts and chase overdue sums as the powerful buyer strides the street like a conquering lord.
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Heck
Caesar
Boys Seek Adventure and Romance Leave Home Says Officer
Miss Nannie Oppenheimer, juvenile court prosecutor of Pittsburgh, told the National Probation Association that boys flee home seeking adventure and romance while girls leave due to parental trouble tied to sex issues. She urged at home programs and broader sex education to prevent youths from running away.
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Beaver
Nannie Oppenheimer
Pittsburgh
National Probation Association
Justice, Might, and Custom in Pascal’s View on Law
A reflective essay argues that justice derives from established custom, not sacred origin. It contrasts Pascal's warning about criticizing laws with the need to examine motives behind obedience. It notes might over justice, the dangers of unexamined law, and calls to return to fundamental constitutional principles.
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Pascal
Might
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon
Today's word exonerate means to vindicate from accusation or blame. The note explains usage examples and urges mastery of one word daily to expand vocabulary.
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W. L. Gordon
International Law Growth and A Call for a World Court
Dr. Frank Crane discusses how international law develops through precedent and public opinion. He cites former Secretary of State Hughes urging a permanent International Court to guide nations toward peaceful legal processes over force.
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Hughes
Unite States
United States
International Justice
M. Hughes
United Am
Canada
Supreme Court Adopts New Regulations on Case Docket
Washington June 9 AP The Supreme Court promulgated a new set of regulations to grant greater discretionary latitude in selecting reviewable cases and reduce its burden. The next term opens October 5 with a plan to prune cases not prosecuted diligently. The rules also tighten admission to practice before the court requiring detailed personal and professional information and verification from the applicant.
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Ashington
Supreme Court
Congress
Taft
New York Harbor
Justice van Devanter
Oil shares drive rally and losses narrow on Wall Street
Market figures show mixed oils led gains with Shackover production drop fueling optimism for 1925. Texas Company hits new high and Havana Electric climbs on rumors of control buy. Industrial averages ease losses late as weakness persists in several names and call money holds at 4 percent.
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Learly
Shackover
J. J. Mitchel
Texas Company
Atlantic Refining
Freeport
Xas
Pure Jim
Tidewater
Havana Electric
Soaing
Pacific Gas
Nash Motors
la Cleche
Mathiese Alkali
Maxwell Motors
Union
U. Cast
France
Australia names Sir John Lawrence Baird as new governor general
The Right Honourable Sir John Lawrence Baird is introduced as Australia’s new governor general. A cabinet minister, soldier, diplomat, and sportsman, he holds a salary of 50,000. He is married to Lady Elinor Baird, daughter of the Earl of Kintore, former governor of New South Wales. Baird’s career spans Vienna, Cairo, Abyssinia, and high-level posts, with numerous military honors and a role in public works and transport. He has two sons and three daughters, including Annette who debuted in London last summer.
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John Lawrence Bair
Australia
Gener
John Laurence Baird
Hi Line
Elhi Baird
Sydney
Earl of Kintor
New South Wales
Eton
Dapper
Debona
Chinchurch
Oxford
Vienna
Sir Alexader
Amy
Daugter
United States
MacMillan
India
Menelek
Ethiopis
Taird
Joh Harrington
Belgium
Air Ministry
Secretar
Transpor
Annette
London
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Frank Crane
McClure
Wall Street
New York
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