Page header and notices from The Journal 1925
An Albuquerque New Mexico newspaper page dated June 16 1925 includes public notices and advertising policies and states serials about postal entries and subscriptions. It mentions Santa Fe New Mexico pending under congressional act as of 1879 and lists subscription rates. The page notes Associated Press rights and advertising rates for society notices and church events.
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Gorn
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
Associated ‘Press
Associated Press
Sovcececssdune
Increasing wealth visible in autos and bonds market
The May auto market sold 400000 vehicles, 100000 more than May 1924, showing rising buying power. Liberty bonds trade at record highs with domestic issues up about 314 points vs last year, while foreign issues see strong demand. The US Fed signals easy money across the country.
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May
Belgium
Norway
Argentina
Federal Reserve
Inscription Rock Faces Time Through Names of Conquerors
In New Mexico a sandstone cliff known as Inscription Rock bears early Spanish names like Onate and De Vargas, carved by conquistadores near Zuni. Government protection as a national monument leaves many signatures unidentified, with Prof. Hubert E. Bolton researching from Bancroft Library and Seville archives to illuminate Southwestern history.
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Zuni
Great
Southwest
Atlantic
Canada
Onate
de Vargas
Inscription Rock
Hubert E. Bolton
University of California
Bancroft
Seville
Cloak for legal blackmail on Thaw returns to Broadway
The Thaw case reemerges with dancer Miss Fawn Gray threatening breach of promise suit after accepting a $4000 bracelet and vague marriage terms. Lawyers discuss abolishing such suits, arguing they invite blackmail and premature divorce disputes.
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Harry K. Thaw
Virginia
Broadway
Fawn Gray
Thaw
Publicity and court action in romantic letters
A historical discussion notes that men fear public exposure over sentimental letters. It cites the Duke of Wellington's defiant reply to a woman who threatened publication, illustrating the social pressure to settle matters quietly and the rarity of men bearing such scrutiny.
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Duke of Wellington
Wellington
Governor and Woman Also
Opinion column argues that a female governor faces less pressure from self seekers and receives fewer requests for favors. It notes Mrs. Ferguson’s Texas administration avoids solicitations for special privilege but is inundated with unsolicited gifts, reflecting public attitudes toward female officeholders.
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Ferguson
Texas
Real War and Size of Armies in Global Conflicts
The Army of the Potomac is described as about 100000 strong, a large force for its time. The French reportedly field a larger force in North Africa against the Riffians, suggesting modern warfare involves full scale armies rather than small detachments. The piece notes the current conflict is broadly proportional to earlier wars, not just guerrilla actions.
Wrecked Them Aztec Ruins 500 Tourists Headline
A mosaic of late 19th century clippings notes local misprints and editorials. The Aztec Independent reports a sensational headline about Aztec Ruins and 500 tourists while other pieces comment on spelling norms and public figures.
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Aztec Independent
Albuquerque Twenty Years Ago Highlights and Local Events
A roundup of Albuquerque happenings with residents visiting relatives and guests, business trips, and outings. Notables include F Gibbon from Carthage N M in the city on business, Bertha Connor visiting, and Mrs H E Sherman off to Ocean Park California for months. Bear canyon week-long visitors include Bittner, Gillette Cornish, Bibo and Cox. Mary Berber of Santa Fe visits friends, and A C Holmquist heads to Chicago for vacation. R D Stephenson travels to Mexico City with family. Albuquerque Business College opens for summer with 30 pupils. Professor Pittman directs the business department, George Craig and others oversee drawing and English. A Spanish class will be organized by Mrs Jose Lewis.
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Auburquerque Business College
Pittman
George Craig
Schutt
George Ramsey
Jose Lewis
Little Benny and the Hat Store Misadventure
Benny and his father Pop visit a crowded hat shop to buy a straw hat for Benny’s mother. Pop laments the crowd and his wife’s choosing, while Benny’s mother tries hats, and Pop ends up muttering about the hats and leaving with his own hat after a comic mix up.
Scopes Predicts Higher Court Fight Over Evolution Trial
Dayton Tennessee high school teacher John T Scopes believes the case over teaching evolution will move to a higher court He fears the town will profit from the publicity and that future laws may declare the world flat. He says there will be no peace for teachers unless laws change.
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John T. Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Tennessee
Scopes
John Washington Butler
Mr. Scopes
M. 8
Carlisle
Boston
Tenn
Dr. Rappleyea
Robbin
Dayton
Robbins
United States
Bad Dreams in Walt Mason Rhymes
Poem reflects on nightly fears of disasters and dangers in dreams, then realizing they vanish with morning. It contrasts gloomy fantasies with waking clarity, noting modest misfortunes and human worries fade when day breaks. The piece frames dream anxiety as false, leaving readers with renewed calm.
Meaning of Life by Clarl Kinnaird on life views
The piece contrasts two life outlooks the transcendental view of life as meaningless and a Great Plan of Nature and the opposite view where willpower directs pursuit of goods. It cites Plato and psychologists to argue how intellect and will shape perceived meaning and asks which direction you lean.
Morning Speech on Courage and Clear Minds
A reflective note urges banishing dreads and fears at dawn. It counsels that worries are mere fog and air, not real obstacles, and that thoughts should embolden us for the day ahead.
Precipitous Thematic Word Study From Lesson
Daily notes on word use and spelling by W L Gordon. Focuses on misused terms and pronunciation with a daily vocabulary goal. Today highlights precipitous as very steep and provides a sample sentence about a dangerous incline.
Two Policemen Wounded By Bomb in Lisbon Incident
Two policemen were seriously injured when a powerful bomb was hurled at them. Travelers returning from a dance found the wounded officers lying in the street in Lisbon late last night.
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Lisbon
Taxing sales as proposed by Dr. Frank Crane
Dr. Frank Crane argues taxation should be on spending, not earnings, praising a sales tax as fair and less burdensome. He cautions current income taxes penalize success, calls for levy on sales to fund government debts, and says it would conserve capitalism and encourage productive investment.
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Henry Ford
Who's Who in the Day's News Sir Eric Geddes Visits U S
The British rubber and industry figure Sir Eric Geddes, head of Dunlop and prominent in wartime roles, visits the United States amid talk of American rubber interests challenging British control. Geddes, born 1876, held multiple military and governmental posts and once engaged in American lumber interests.
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United States
Sir Eric Geddes
Dunlop
Britain
Henry Ford
New York
Sir Eric
India
Auckland Campbell Geddes
Edinburgh
Oxford Military Academy
Merchiston Castile School
England
Imperial War Cabinet
Navy
Board of Admiralty
Eric
the Admiralty
Federation of British Industries
Association of Trade Protection Societies
United Kingdom
Imperial Airwaves, Limited
Geddes
America
Forty Ninth Reunion Completes Scottish Rite Masons Degrees
Santa Fe hosts the forty ninth Scottish Rite reunion with a class of 32 candidates from Clovis Albuquerque Santa Fe Roswell and other New Mexico towns. The four day program covers degrees from the fourth to the thirty second with the 32nd conferred in two sections and evening social events.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
W. Alexander
Clovis
Grant W. Anderson
Albuquerque
Thomas L. Beding
Merlin H. Foltz
Hurley
Walter A. Gehler
Michael O. Gumfory
Estancia
Bruce B. Hanger
Lincoln
Hemmings
Bernalillo
John L. Keel
Roswell
Kenneth A. Mclaughlin
Loving
Wayne Marsh
Ernest F. Pearcy
Rincon
Jesse KE. Sanderson
Robert Bchubert
Market Trends Mixed as Trades See Irregular Movements
Wall Street reports irregular price movements with moderate volume. Trading centered around Pan-American Petroleum and Transportation, with declines from selling sparked by notes from President Calles and Kellogg. Several oils and steel stocks fluctuated, while rail and paper issues remained active amid varied gains and losses.
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Pan-American Peetroleum and Transportation Company
Mexico
Calles
Kellogg
General Petroleum
Houston
Independent Oil and Gas
AC. & Steel Common
Famous Players
Robert Kels
Coolidge
Italy
Allied Chem. & Dy
Allis Chalmers
Butte & Superior Copper
California Petroleum
Central Leather
Chicago,Mil. & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Chic, Rock Is, & Pac
Chile Copper
Accoceserceee
Coca Cola Caodeia Desaserenee
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gas
Cecasser
Cern
Crucible
Nsccccasses Sth
du Pont de
Prairie Pipe Line declares dividend for stockholders
Independence Kansas June 15 the Prairie Pipe Line company board declares a dividend of two dollars per share payable July 31 to stockholders of record June 30, benefiting investors and signaling steady earnings.
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Kans
Prairie Pipe Line Company
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CLOAK
Encino Enterprise
Mr. Bryan
Americus
Vaughn News
Encino
Lucino Enterprise
F. Gibbon
Carthage
O. A. Matson
Whitcomb Springs
G. A. Allen
Willard
Mary Berber
Harvey Bittner
Gillette Cornish
James Bibo
Archie Cox
Bear Canyon
A. C. Holmquist
Bernalillo County Court House
Chicago
H. EB. Sherman
Ocean Park
Calif
Lhapla
Violetta
Hulda Holt
Frank J. Boyer
Point Richmond
R. D. Stephenson
Monarch Grocery Company
City of
Sor
Little Benny
Lee Pape
Pop
Ma Srying
Willyam
Imely
Fe Eeins
Walt Mason
Clarl Kinnaird
W. Ll, Gordon
Arkansas Gazette
Frank Crane
McClure
Reunion
Scottish Rite Masons
Capital
Wall Street
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