Albuquerque Morning Journal front matter and publication notes
Albuquerque Morning Journal announces publication details including office location West Gold Avenue and contact lines. It notes second class mailing status, subscription rates, advertising policies, and Associated Press affiliation with editor listed.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Journal Publishing Company
Josep A ‘Tau
West Gold Avenue
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Associated Press
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Endowment fund view safeguards UNM oil royalties
A legal defense argues that the Land Commissioner Swope correctly segregated oil royalties into a permanent endowment fund for the University of New Mexico. The piece contends no money is diverted, the policy applies equally to state institutions, and the income supports future growth and maintenance rather than immediate expenses.
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Swope
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Young Women Fight Fire In Gila Forest Heroism Noted
Three young women in the Gila forest quickly fought a spreading blaze after spotting it. They summoned help, coordinated with forest service, and held the fire until reinforcements arrived. A male-relative identification in the report sparked commentary on gender labels.
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Gila Forest
Forest Service
Albuquerque
H. H. Slack
B. W. Watkins
Bear Kill Claim Sparks Domestic Rivalry
A domestic dispute centers on a boast where Betty allegedly killed a bear while her husband claims shared credit. The wife disputes his role and contends she did the deed alone, prompting questions about responsibility and recognition in the incident.
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Betty
Higher postage, less revenue mars postal rate effects
The postal department reports higher rates since April 15 yield less revenue than before. Critics say the changes deter use of picture post cards and aim at a tax on a popular service. They urge treating the post office as a general-government service funded from the Treasury.
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Postal Department
Agricultural Or Commerce
Oil ownership and train tale stir quirky frontier humor
A rambling column notes a woman who owned oil and a man who absconded with a dear little golf. It also mentions Kentuckians in Canada seeking beer, crowding defenders, pronunciation puzzles, and a Las Vegas restaurant and dance hall run by Waltz and Cook amid a Cowboys Reunion.
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Waltz
Las Vegas
Cook
Albuquerque Social Notes and Local Moves
Mr and Mrs W R Cannon depart for Los Angeles to spend a month at California resorts. Colorado Telephone buys a 70 by 75 foot lot at Fourth Street between Railroad and Copper avenues for 3000 dollars to build an exchange, costing about 15000 dollars. Mrs John Orendorff and brother Harry Culver take a Pacific coast outing. Reina Grunsfeld returns from Chicago for vacation. Mrs J Cushman of Maple Grove Kansas visits son C O Cushman and Governor E S Stover. Mrs W J Skeed to spend summer in LA. Mrs E V Ingham of Philadelphia visits daughter Mrs W F Lee for summer. Mrs A L Morgan returns from Moline. Misses Margaret and Eugenia Keleher go to Whitcomb Springs for summer. Dr W W Spargo en route to Gallup on professional business. Major W H H Llewellyn travels from Las Cruces to U S attorney headquarters.
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The
Colorado Telephone Company
J. M. Moore Realty Company
Fourth Street
Exchange
Benny's Park Night Mischief at Concert
In a park concert outing, Benny and his sister Gladdis experience playful mischief when Benny kicks and stabs a bald man with his feet. The man turns, smiles, and Benny repeats the accidental act, prompting Gladdis to scold and take him home.
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Gladdis
Lssen
Gwizz
Gladdissed
Benny
How Does the Doctor and Barber Sell Their Grafts
The speaker recalls a doctor scolding about diet for chronic indigestion and a barber hawking a tonic for thinning hair. A sly agent offers wealth via books, while the speaker questions why he buys these remedies despite evident flaw or poverty. The verse satirizes medical, cosmetic, and self help hustles.
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Fauntleroy
Dover
Butler pushes fortification of Hawaiian Islands as world’s strongest outpost
House Naval Committee chair T S Butler urged Congress to fortify Hawaii arguing Pearl Harbor should be strengthened to be impregnable. He said the islands must hold the Pacific fleet with enhanced submarines air equipment and coast defense to deter attacks while not opposing disarmament or the world court.
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Hawaiian Islands
Congress
T. S. Butler
House Naval Committee
Butler
Pearl Harbor
William R Green Forges Tax Ideas in Europe Visit
William R Green chairman of the Ways and Means committee travels to Europe to study double taxation and English tax administration. He attends the International Chamber of Commerce committee meeting in Paris and aims to borrow methods for the U S revenue bill. Green, born 1856 in Colchester Connecticut, is Iowa congressman now based in Council Bluffs. He toured the Virgin Islands and Porto Rico for President Coolidge before sailing.
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William R. Green
Ways and Means
House of Representatives
Paris
Green
International Chamber of Commerce
Thomas 8. Adams
Yale
International Chamber
Brussels
Europe
England
France
Germany
United States
Connecticut
Congress
Iowa
Colchester
Oberlin College
Dow City
District Court
Washington
Council Bluffs
Virgin Islands
Porto Rico
Coolidge
Maudlin in Today's English Lesson
Word study explains maudlin meaning foolishly sentimental from intoxication. The guide notes misused phrases and pronunciation cues while highlighting daily vocabulary growth through repeating a word thrice to own it.
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Cello
Horse Plunges Into Auto Injuring Driver and Rider
In Raton New Mexico on a Tuesday forenoon a horse ridden by Miss Bertalissi Perina leaped into a automobile at Ripley park’s north end. The horse shattered the windshield and pinned driver Harry Cupper under the wheel injuring him. Miss Perina was thrown and severely bruised.
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Bertalissia Perina
Harry Cupper
Perina
Elwood Haynes and the Rise of the Auto Industry
Elwood Haynes died recalling the invention and rise of the automobile system in the United States. Born October 14, 1857 in Portland Indiana he drove the first horseless carriage in Kokomo in 1893 and faced Chicago traffic with eight miles per hour. The automobile expanded rapidly transforming transportation, industry and daily life across cities and deserts worldwide.
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Elwood Haynes
America
Mr. Haynes
Portland
Indiana
United States
Kokomo
Michigan Boulevard
Chicago
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
New York
Henry Ford
John D. Rockefeller
Sahara
Los Angeles County
Darrow and Colby to Help Defend Scopes in Scopes Trial
Clarence Darrow and Colby Bainbridge will assist in the defense of John T. Scopes, the Dayton high school teacher charged with violating Tennessee’s law against teaching evolution. Dudley Field Malone and Samuel Rosensohn join the effort. Charles Evans Hughes may be reserved. Scopes suffers nerves amid heavy publicity.
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Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Bainbridge Colby
John T. Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Tennessee
Darrow
Colby
United States Supreme Courts
Dudley Field Malone
Samuel Rosensohn
The
Civil Liberties Union
Malone
Galileo
John R. Neal
University of Tennessee
Charles Evans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Hughes
Scopes
Insane Man Cass Held in Asylum Allegedly Persecuted
Raton New Mexico June 10 Acting on charges that George W Cass was kept in the state insane asylum to rid him Governor Hannett asked for information from the asylum superintendent Dr Crail reported Cass is insane and has been confined in hospitals at various times He is alleged to believe he is constantly persecuted and someone is trying to poison him.
Car Crash Injures Two Highway Workers
Claud Oliver and Cupper, state highway department employees from Mosquero NM and Logan NM, were hurt in a collision. Oliver suffered a cut above the eye needing stitching while Cupper may have broken an ankle. The car was badly damaged and a horse sustained a shoulder wound.
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Raton
Claud Oliver
Cupper
State Highway Department
Logan
Oliver
Mosquero
N. M
Best of Advice By Clark Kinnaird
Advice on balancing thought and rest. The brain functions like a stomach and must be paced. Sleep renews mental power and too much thinking can dull intellect. Monthly weather cycles influence health and mind, so choose your best time for great enterprise.
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Clark Kinnaird
Frederick the Great
Oil operations extend artesian belt in Chaves
Roswell New Mexico June 10 The Arkansas Gas and Fuel company drilling a deep test in Ke 15-17 Manning dome Chaves county struck an artesian water sand at 275 feet yielding about 1200 gallons per minute The sand lies at depth and farmers expect large benefits if similar production is possible at other sites The water is soft and driven out by gas or rock pressure Nearby wells range 20 to 50 feet deep Roswell businessmen foresee big gains for Pesano farmers 58 miles from the nearest artesian well
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Roswell
N. M
Arkansas Gas and Fuel Company
Manning Dome
Chaves County
Chaves
Penasco
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