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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1925

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Isabelle Pope Testifies in Shepherd Murder Trial

Miss Isabelle Pope who waited with a marriage license testified late today in the Shepherd murder trial. She described her engagement to Billy McClintock, then tied to a plan to obtain the $1,000,000 estate and the typhoid fever study cited by the defendant. The readied witnesses covered their romance from high school through 1924 before the youth fell ill.

Chicago Shepherd Isabelle Pope Billy Mc“lintock Wiress William Darling Shepherd Mcclintock Miss Pope Young Elling Par Young McClintock Dartmouth College

Weather outlook for Denver region and surrounding states

Denver on Tuesday and Wednesday expects unsettled south with local thunder showers in the north central area. Partly cloudy days and little temperature change across New Mexico and Arizona with limited precipitation.

Denver New Mexico Arizona

Weather summary from University records

Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday show a high of 90 and a low of 62 degrees snwer. Humidity at 6 am 80 percent and at 6 pm 19 percent. Precipitation trace. Wind southwest at light speed. Day described as partly cloudy.

Kruttschnitt Dies Former Southern Pacific Leader

Julius Kruttschnitt former chairman and head of Southern Pacific died at Presbyterian Hospital at 3 AM after a heart attack following a minor operation. Born in New Orleans 1854 he rose to supervise the Harriman heir railroad, expanding SP from 10,000 to 16,000 miles. He also led unions operations of Union Pacific and served on several corporate boards and the railroad war board. Funeral plans not finalized, burial likely in New Orleans.

New York Julius Kruttschnitt Southern Pacific Company Kruttschnitt Presbyterian Hospital New Orleans Mr. Kruttschnitt America Southern Pacific Harriman Harriman Ines Washington and Lee University Louisiana and Texas Railroad

Funeral set for Julius Kruttschnitt former Southern Pacific head

Julius Kruttschnitt former Southern Pacific chairman dies in New York at 71 after minor operation complications. Funeral services will be held next Thursday in New Orleans where he was born with his body to be taken there by private car from New York. He retired May 31 after 48 years with Harriman lines and 12 years as SP head.

New York Julius Kruttechnitz Southern Pacific System New Orleans Pennsylvania Railroad Presbyterian Hospital Kruttschnitt Harriman Western Transportation Lines Kruttsehnitt Southern Pacific Ita Harriman Lines

Sproule Pays Tribute to Fallen Executive

San Francisco June 15 AP The Southern Pacific company announced a one minute system wide stop for 9 to 9 01 am Pacific time Thursday to honor the late Julius Kruttschnitt former head of the company The general offices will close from 9 to 10 am Pacific time Sproule president of SP praised Kruttschnitt as a man who combined business acumen and scholarship and noted his recognition by leading men of the railroad world.

San Francisco Southern Pacific Company Julius Kruttschnitt Ccompany Kruttschnitz William Sproule Southern Pacific Kruttschnitt

President Approved Kellogg's Public Mexico Warning

Washington reports reveal Kellogg and Coolidge authorized a blunt public warning over American rights in Mexico. Ambassador Sheffield has faced repeated notes as Washington awaits Mexico City's response while he visits New Haven for a degree.

Washington Calles Mexico Kellogg Coolidge Mexico City Sheffield Foreign Office New Haven Dalles

Trio Ailed in Refining Plant Gas Explosions

Pueblo Colorado June 15 AP three killed instantly at Standard Oil Florence refinery when high pressure gas still exploded at 4 o clock causing sheets of flame and heavy damage firemen and townspeople fought the blaze which continued at 8 pm officials say gas still rose above 90 pounds triggering the blast Lou Stevens Frank Fox and Joe Maty son were among the dead Donnelly a nurse? firefighter burned as oil stores ignited

Pueblo Colo Standard Oil Company Florence Lou Stevens Vrank Fox Joe Matyson Donnelly At & O'Clock

Day in Washington Dispatches Highlight Global and Domestic Hints

Official dispatches report all Americans safe at Canton. Industrial alcohol regulations under consideration. May foreign trade figures show a substantial year over year increase. The killing of W. W. Mackenzie by snipers shifts China focus to Shanghai. Indications point to a note to Mexico with no public statement from President Calles yet.

Canton W. W. Mackenzie China Shanghai Mexico Calles Washington Mary Duncan

Flag Day Oration Emphasizes Patriots and Principles

W A Keleher delivers a Flag Day speech at Albuquerque Elks celebration stressing that the flag embodies the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, and that the flag reflects the people who labor and build the nation. He calls citizens to uphold core principles. Continued voyage two.

United States America W. A. Keleher Albuquerque Lodge of Elks Order of Elks Keleher

Three Drownings and Flood Loss in Iowa Counties

Three lives and property losses totaling about 1.25 million dollars followed torrential rains in Dubuque Delaware and Buchanan counties. Mrs Anna Russell and her daughter were drowned at Cascade as their home was carried away. Edward Bell Also drowned when a crossing boat capsized. The Cascade Baptist church collapsed and a dozen homes were feared swept away. Mary Cole was found marooned on a bridge while searchers continued.

Dubuque Delaware Buchanan Anna Russell John Cowan Cascade Edward Bell Baptist Mary Cole Mal Livingston Turkey Creek Colesburg

City Extension Debate Draws University Heights Residents

An enthusiastic crowd at Riley's grocery heard advocates for city extension as residents debated bringing Mountain Road area into city limits and extending east to University Heights boundary. William Powell cited fire insurance rate benefits as figures supported inclusion in city limits.

University Heights Riley's Grocery Mountain Road William Powell

Alfonso Herrera Hurt by Highway Truck Near Jemez

Alfonso Herrera of San Ysidro, son of Cosme Herrera, was seriously injured when a state road truck ran over his chest near Jemez on Monday afternoon. Clyde Tingley, district maintenance engineer, received brief information and Strong's ambulance left for Jemez around nine o'clock.

Alfonseo Herrera San Ysidro Cosme Herrera Jemez Clyde ‘Tingley Young Herrera Strong Dre. FE. U

Indictment Details Gallup State Bank Collapse and Officer Actions

Gallup New Mexico June 15 A striking indictment against Gallup State Bank management was made public in a bank examiner report filed in McKinley County District Court. It cites excessive credit to cashier J W Bontems who held notes totaling 11600 while earning 4500 salary and shows a 100000 livestock loan loss. The report links stock transfers to favor Bontems and accuses Gregory Page of improper stock dealings. It lists insolvent affiliated corporations and urges a nonlocal receiver to enforce note collection amid political barriers.

Gallup N. M Gallup State Bank W. B. Humphries, Jr McKinley County J. W. Bontems Bontems Gregory Page Humphries Page Aeeecamenia Montema Internal Revenue Rocky Mountain Realty Company Jamoh Livestock Company Alamo Land and Cattle Company Rineconada Land and Cattle Company Southwest Securities Company Ataraque Land and Livestock Cmpany Pare

Forest Fire Rages Between La Paz and San Jose del Cabo

A serious forest fire rages between La Paz and San Jose del Cabo in Lower California, described by seamen arriving at Guayman Bonora Mexico. The blaze covers a wide area and may be seen one mile offshore in the Gulf of California with no reports yet from La Paz or San Jose del Cabo.

Guayman Bonora Mexico la Paz San Jose del Cabo Lower California Gulf of California

Abolition fight shapes New Mexico governorship case

In Gallup on June 15 the Republican side filed witnesses in the Governor race contest. They argued precinct 15 Ranchos de la Punta was illegally abolished and not done in good faith, with minutes dated August 12, 1924. Transportation barriers allegedly disenfranchised voters as the case moved toward court review.

Gallup N. M Edwin Mechem Harold W. Brose H. W. Atkins Nat Garcia McKinley County Sharp Hanson Republican Central Committee Francis E. Wood Otero Forces Ranchos de la Punta Garcia Zita Jones Miss Jones A. T. Hannett Precinct 15 Ranchos de da Punta Republican Committee Rancho de la Punta Thoreau Hanson Atkins C. M. Rouse Rancho de la Punta Mechem Sam,. Bratton James A. Hall A. L. Zinn Attorny Wood H. C Denny Sanchez Lorenzo RK Otero-Hannett Allen N. L. Cooper Albuquerque Sanches Fred Howard Banches Howard Gretario Gareia M. C. Smith Eugene Whitaker Floyd W. Lee

Massive Chicago crackdown nets 400 plus arrests in gang war

In Chicago a fifty hour blitz against gang violence led to more than 400 arrests by police and sheriff, with State's Attorney Crowe vowing ongoing action. Grand jury indictments target Genna gang members John Scalis and Albert Anselmo for double murder. Bail denied as raids continue on road houses, stills, and liquor stocks, aided by federal agencies.

Chicago Robert E. Crowe Morgan A. Collins Peter M. Hoffman Cook County Grand Jury John Scalis Albert Anselmo Beer Running Genna Hoffman Federal Prohibition, Intelligence, and Immigration Bureaus

Shanghai Snipers Kill American Wound Other

Chinese snipers killed W W MacKenzie and wounded Mary Duncan in Shanghai on the Great Western road. The victims' nationalities unclear. the attack raises foreigner safety concerns and may prompt Pekin to demand action from the central government.

Millionaires Multiply in U S but Lagg in 1916 Peak

Washington reports a rise in high income earners with 74 incomes of $1,000,000 or more in 1928, seven more than 1922, though the peak number of 206 in 1916 remains the high water mark.

Washington United States Internal Revenue Bureau

Also Mentioned on This Page

McLintock Tate Iss Isabelle Pope Weaming Miss Isabelle Pope N. Y Guus Krot Techni Puneral Services Sproule Trio Aileed Arctic Navy Department Navy Boatswain E R. E. Byrd, Jr M. A. Schur Floyd Bennett A. C. Nold Charles Roncheville Iowa Alfonso Herrera Gallup Bank 13 Lower California TRIN Chicago Underworld Grove State Department Pekin Pekin Legation Eaid The U. S
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