Albuquerque Morning Journal Inner Details Noted
Page text shows standard publication masthead with address 310 West Gold Avenue Albuquerque New Mexico and Santa Fe entry, 1925 notice on second class matter and circulation details. It references Journal Publishing Company and Joseph Tauser with advertising rules and Associated Press attribution.
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Journal Publishing Company
Joseph Tauser
Aitor
West Gold Avenue
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
Associated Press
Calls for Consolidation to Aid Property Safety
The sheriff reports successful recovery of stolen property and multiple arrests, highlighting that thefts cross jurisdictional lines between Albuquerque proper and its suburbs. The piece argues for unified authority so police can protect property more effectively and reduce petty thefts across the metro.
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Sheriff's Office
Albuquerque
Third Pipeline Through Pecos Valley Boosts Oil Prospects
The construction of a third pipeline in the Pecos Valley marks a key shift in oil marketing and future development. Ohio Oil Company leads a major line ensuring larger output and steadier disposal, while San Juan fields show strong production and quality oil amid growing field importance across New Mexico.
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Pecos Valley
Ohio Oil Company
San Juan
Humble Pipeline Company
Texas
Chemical Warfare Outlawed at Geneva Conference
Nations at Geneva including the United States and Germany vote to outlaw poison gas and bacteria as weapons. Chemists defend gases as humane and effective, arguing the ban relies on moral force for obedience amid disputes over humanitarian impact.
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Geneva
United States
Germany
Braddock
Moral factor in warfare shapes outcomes over force
The text argues that war’s moral element, not only physical might, decides outcomes. It warns nations will not flaunt global sentiment for advantage, as violating conduct hardens foe morale and sours their own. The Geneva agreement will be kept since transgression is unprofitable.
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Geneva
Incendiary Fires and the Cost to Society
Analysis condemns arson as a crime that destroys property and causes loss of life. It notes annual damages of 160 million dollars and about 15 000 deaths, arguing greed fuels waste and insurance profits enable the crime. Arson evades detection and often lacks direct evidence, making conviction difficult.
Rambling quotes and local quips on wind and parking
A humorous collection of remarks about highland dust wind and parking woes. Comments contrast Lowland and Highland views, city life in Albuquerque, and playful jabs at institutions. Ends with a note on rain insurance profits in New Mexico.
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New Mexico
Isleta Pueblo Men Make Jailbreak to Save Village
Two hundred Isleta Pueblo residents armed with sticks shovels and a few guns attempted to cut the Santa Fe railroad grade to divert floodwaters from the Rio Grande. Santa Fe Special Officer Charles Mainz halted the effort and Agent F L Myers dispatched deputies and officials to Isleta. Local leaders and visitors from Silver City and Silver City area towns were in Albuquerque, with activity surrounding church site purchases and ongoing regional travel.
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Pueblo of
Isleta
Santa Fe
Rio Grande
Charles Mainz
F. L. Myers
Little Bennys Note Book 7 By Lee Pape Pop Smokes And Riddles
The excerpt shows Benny and his father sharing light banter about riddles and a joke about fish ladies and cats with nine lives. Benny’s humor is quirkily informal and ends with a foray into the sporting page.
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Little Benny
Lee Pape
Rhymes By Walt Mason Promotes Smiles and Cautions Debts
A light hearted verse argues smiles improve mood and social grace yet warns a cheerful politician can misuse kindness for votes and mock seriousness by accepting debts as payment. It contrasts sunny politeness with practical obligations and warns against relying on smiles to settle old scores.
Russia Seen as Source of Universal Evil by Grand Duke Spokesman
The Grand Duke Nicholas faction seeks to overthrow the Soviet government while arguing for a Russian-led restoration. General Lukomsky, long tied to Nicholas, condemns Cyril as harming the cause and notes internal power splits. The interview criticizes the Soviet regime and portrays Russia as isolated from the world, with outsiders unable to assist.
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Russia
Nicholas
Communist International
Tie
Cyril
Alexander Lukomsky
Best of Advice By Clark Kinnaird
The piece argues that if Huxley were alive at the Scopes trial he would urge open criticism of all beliefs and defend natural knowledge. It contends science, reasoned history, and criticism can reveal truth, while authority should prove its worth through clear evidence and testable claims.
Electors Named to Pick New Chaves Board of Education
Judge Charles R. Tryce appointed a seven member board of electors in Roswell to choose the new Chaves county education board. Members include Mrs C E Mason W A Losey Mrs Angie Cleve L A McNally Mrs W C Orton Claude Simpson and J K Harrison. Two Republicans and two Democrats must be chosen with one elector from each commissioners district. The selection follows the latest state law.
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Roswell
N. M
Charles KR. Tryce
C. E. Mason
W. A. Losey
Angie Cleve
Ll. A. McNally
W. C. Orton
Claude Simpson
J. K. Harrison
Chaves
Instability Explained in Daily English Lesson
W L Gordon defines instability as lack of stability or firmness. He notes misuses like I don't intend to and mispronunciations of multitude and raspberry. The lesson suggests mastering one word daily to grow vocabulary with a focus on clarity and proper usage.
Delinquent Tax Collectors Appointed in Lincoln and Guadalupe
Santa Fe reports John A. Haley of Carrizozo named delinquent tax collector for Lincoln County by the state tax commission and I V Gallegos appointed for Guadalupe County. Haley earlier served briefly as secretary of the tax commission before a change in the commission, with a dispute over his legal status now resolved.
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Santa Fe
John A. Haley
Carrizozo
Lincoln County
State Tax Commission
I. V
Editorial to retract Hearst claim in New York American
The piece notes a bold headline asserting plentiful bunk on the New York American editorial page and states the claim should be retracted. It mocks the assertion as if from the world’s foremost authority and reflects a skeptical stance on the paper’s credibility.
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Mr. Hearst
New York American
Books By Dr Frank Crane
Dr Crane muses that few books endure as time passes and urges readers to return to enduring classics by Hawthorne Irving Dickens Goethe Dante Homer and Shakespeare. He argues education lies in mastering a handful of works, not counting many volumes, and values reading heritage over latest releases.
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Rhine
Bingen
Germania
Europe
Goethe
Dante
Homer
Schiller
Shakespeare
Hawthorne
Washington Irving
Dickens
Circuit Judges Propose Curb on Conspiracy Indictments
Senior circuit judges at Taft presided conference urged district judges and prosecutors to stop using conspiracy indictments in misdemeanor cases especially in prohibition prosecutions. They warned such indictments can convert joint misdemeanor into felony and bring improper evidence, urging congressional consideration and追加 funding for law libraries.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Eighth Circuit
Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Colo
Sir Edward Grigg Named Governor of Kenya Colony
The selection of Sir Edward Grigg for the Kenya Governor and East Africa Protectorate post follows his service as military secretary to the Prince of Wales and later private secretary to Lloyd George. His wife Lady Grigg, heritage from Lord Islington, is noted as influential. The appointment hinges on tact and patience to manage Kenya’s diverse tensions among white settlers, East Indians, and native populations.
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Sir Edward Grigg
Kenya
Robert Coryndon
Atlantic
Sir Edward
America
Prince of Wales
Fowaro Gwg
Australia
New Zealand
Grigge
David Lloyd George
Joan Poynter
Lord Islington
Dickson Poynder
Protectorate
Grigg
Morgan to Float Loan for Belgium
New York June 11 AP Morgan and company announced the flotation of a 50 million dollar loan for the Kingdom of Belgium the largest foreign bond offering here this year. The public issue matures in thirty years bears seven percent interest and will be offered Friday. Bonds priced at 98 yield about 7.15 percent. This issue is part of a 100 million dollar financing program Belgium devised last year.
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New York
Kingdom of
Belgium
J. P. Morgan and Company
Governor issues requisition over kidnapping case
Santa Fe June 11 Governor A Hannett issues a requisition for William Preston Stone charged with kidnapping Vera Stone age 11 in Curry county and taking her out of state Stone held at Pawhuska Oklahoma Florence Lewellen mother of the girl files the charge
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Santa Fe
A. Hannett
William Preston Stone
Vera Stone
Curry County
Stone
Pawhuska
Oklo
Florence Lewellen
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T. Y. Maynard
Winslow
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Walt Mason
A. A. Brusiloff
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Japan
Moscow
Clark Kinnaird
Huxley
Tennessee
W. L. Gordon
Frank Crane
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Morgan
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