Albuquerque Journal Wayback Page 1925 Notices
Historical issue page from June 17 1925 showing publication details including subscription rates advertising policy and Associated Press rights. Mentions Society notices and church event listings within the Albuquerque Morning Journal context. Contains no specific news event items readable in snippet.
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Journal Publishing Company
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Julius Kruttschnitt a Great American Rail Executive
Julius Kruttschnitt rose as a key lieutenant to Harriman, guiding the Southern Pacific as mileage grew from 10 000 to 16 000 miles and net revenue from 143 million to 3 800 million. A financier and scientist, he unified rail systems in wartime and pursued astronomy and music in retirement, ending a life of vigorous work. Born in New Orleans to a Prussian consul, he bridged nations in building U S railroads.
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Julius Kruttschnitt
Harriman
Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
Prussia
Full Stop at Central Avenue Rule Urged for Safety
Automobilists ignore the full stop requirement at Central avenue, endangering pedestrians and worsening congestion. The rule aims to protect pedestrians and regulate traffic by drivers stopping and shifting gears, not just when Central is crossed.
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Central Avenue
First Street
Central
Fascination of Baseball Surprises and a Dramatic Comeback
The article highlights baseball's thrill from the Philadelphia game where Cleveland led by eleven before the Athletics surged to thirteen runs in the eighth and ninth. It notes Roy Corhan of Albuquerque, once with the White Sox, now a San Francisco manager, as a key figure in a dramatic late-inning moment.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Connie Mack
Athletics
Roy Corhan
Albuquerque
White Sox
San Francisco
Corhan
Minor miscue turns into big rally in baseball game
A misplayed rundown and a cross-plate throw by the pitcher helped the hitter reach base and ignite a flurry of hits. The White Sox were overwhelmed as runs piled up, illustrating how small defensive lapses can shape a game's outcome and the sport's enduring drama.
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White Sox
Dr Hubbells Lectures At University Of New Mexico
The Journal urges Albuquerque residents to join Dr Hubbell in an extension course series at the University of New Mexico. Opening Friday in the Franciscan Indian room, the lectures review nineteenth century thought with a final talk on Contemporaries. The program honors Harry A Garfield and marks a farewell to a respected professor as he concludes his fruitful teaching.
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Albuquerque
Hubbell
Old College
Williamstown
Mass
United States
Harry A. Garfield
University of New Mexico
Wealth and income disparity in the United States in 1928
The article notes 74 people earned over a million dollars, while 17 million owned automobiles worth about eleven billion dollars. It cites twelve billion in bank deposits in 1923, seventeen billion in national banks, and large savings in New York, life insurance, building and loan associations, and modest homes. It argues broad wealth distribution coexists with great fortunes in a nation of vast resources.
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England
United States
New York
Albuquerque Humor and Local Vignettes in Brief
A collage of light social quips from Albuquerque residents includes jokes on romance and honesty, notes about police speed checks on East Central, and a man ordered to walk a mile before breakfast while his wife times him. Another resident finds rest at the swimming pool as his wife remains mute underwater.
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Albuquerque
Robinson Park
Albuquerque Twenty Years Ago Highlights
Albuquerque twenty years ago reports Harry Aspinwall distributing clerk in the Santa Fe master mechanic’s office leaving for Detroit with his wife for a short vacation. Gillette of El Paso, former local attorney, was in town on business. Harold Ten Eyck, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Ten Eyck, marked his birthday with gifts. A group including Mr and Mrs J T McLaughlin and others enjoyed a San Pedro outing. Mrs P M Davis returned from Colorado. Mrs William McClurken and family plan a vacation to Los Angeles and Long Beach.
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Harry Aspinwall
Santa Fe Master Mechanic's
Detroit
Harold Ten Eyck
Mra
Clarence Ten Eyck
William McClurken
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Little Bennys Note Book 7 a Comical Hat Shopping Tale
Lee Pape recounts a day with a father and son hat shopping. The pair muses over finding a stylish yet suitable straw hat while a salesman props up options and a later fit is adjusted. A humorous mix of misread signals and small town curiosity fills the afternoon.
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Little Bennys
Lee Pape
The Middle Road on Truth Faith and Authority
Clark Kinnaird argues that sound principles are elusive and that Euclid relies on faith beyond demonstration. He suggests the foundation of knowledge rests on faith and authority, not certain axioms, while acknowledging endless wrangling over truth.
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Euclid
Masaryk Says America Moving Nearer Europe
In a post birthday interview Czechoslovakia’s President Masaryk praises Europe’s improvement and argues America should engage with Europe. He calls America a great, democratic nation with a moral duty to help organize mankind rather than remain isolated.
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America
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Thomas G. Masaryk
Masaryk
Germany
France
United States
China
Russia
Organization of Mankind
The Middle Way in Ethics and Duty
The passage discusses a cautious middle course based on general axioms, warning that those who reject it may face imprisonment or confinement. It argues the middle path hides hidden dangers, yet is pleasant to follow, and that duty is often clear but sometimes hard to discern. It cites Samuel Butler favoring kindly disposition over strict logic when in doubt.
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Samuel Butler
Daily Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
Daily English notes define common word usage and pronunciation. Today's focus is the word Pretentious meaning showing and overbearing display, with example about a home described as not pretentious but humble.
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W. L. Gordon
Escaped Convict George Willingham Nabbed at Calexico
Santa Fe reports George Willingham, a state convict who escaped twice, captured and in custody at Calexico California. Warden J B McManus has been notified and Captain Gus Hurter is pursuing. Willingham was sentenced from Chaves county to two to three years. his prior escape occurred in Albuquerque while being returned from Dallas Texas.
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Santa Fe
George Willingham
Calexico
Calif
J. B. McManus
Gus Hurter
Penitentiary
Willingham
Chaves County
Albuquerque
Dallas
Texas
William D Mitchell Named Solicitor General of US
William D Mitchell of St Paul has been appointed solicitor general by President Coolidge. A World War I veteran, he rose from private to colonel in the field artillery after serving in the Sixth Infantry Minnesota National Guard. He succeeds James M Beck, who resigned. Beck leaves for Europe. Mitchell will take office soon and has prior private practice and state counsel experience.
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William Db. Mitchell
United States
Coolidge
Sixth Infantry
Minnesota National Guard
Field Artillery
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Assolate
Pierce Butler
Supreme Court
James M. Beck
Mitchell
William Brooks
Schall
Minnesota
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Beck
Washington
Europe
Turnquist
Equitable Building Struck by Lightning in New York
The Equitable Building in the financial district, the city’s largest office block, was struck by lightning during a storm. A coping on the roof took the hit and fragments showered streets 485 feet below. No injuries were reported as streets were deserted. Large fragments the size of baseballs were observed.
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New York
Equitable
Financial District
The Garden and the Porch by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Crane extols private outdoor spaces as sanctuaries from modern noise. He contrasts open porches with walled gardens, arguing interiors gain spiritual clarity under open sky and infinity. He envisions a future home built around a personal garden retreat.
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Spain
Italy
Three Phases of China TroublesShape Western Alarm
Washington reports outline three converging China crises in 1925: Cantonese anti foreign action and recapture of Canton, rising anti foreign sentiment along the Yangtse, and a looming north China civil power struggle. Observers warn soviet involvement colors all three, with tensions spreading from Shanghai to Hankow and Kaifeng.
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Washington
China
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
Shanghai
Yangtse
Yuekin
Russia
Chang
Feng
Yanetse
Chinklang
Nanking
Ktuklang
Hankow
Changsha
Kaifeng
Henan
Kiukiang
Kuling
Yangtse Valley
Chang Tso Lin
Manchuria
Chihu
Shantung
Winning Essay In Elks Flag Day Symposium
The Elks Flag Day contest presents Miss Philomena Michael’s reflection on the flag as a symbol of liberty and duty. It contrasts patriotism with reminders of disloyalty and recalls Betsy Ross and Barbara Friederich as model guardians of the flag and national ideals.
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Philomena Michael
Betsy Ross
United States
Philip Nolan
Barbara Frietchie
Chinese power struggle figure seeks Pekin dominance
Anhwei and Chekiang provinces are mentioned with Feng Yu-Melang as a Christian general at Kalgan 150 miles from Pekin. The impending clash aims to control Pekin and most of China while Chang and Feng maneuver to balance foreign powers and regional rivals.
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Anhwei
Chekiang
Feng Yu-Melang
Kalgan
Pekin
Chang
Wu Pei-Fu
Chihu Party
China
Wu Feng
Kalemn
Chahar
Suiyuan
Henan
Hupeh
Feng
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Jim
Salazar
Franklin
East Central
J. T. McLaughlin
Fred H. Kent
E. L. Medler
San Pedro
P. M. Davis
Colorado Points
Pop
Pop Kepp
Clark Kinnaird
Middle Road
Thomas G Masaryk
Greenville
Piedmont
William D. Mitchell
St. Paul
D Mitchell
Equitable Building
Frank Crane
McClure Newspaover Syndicate
Moscow
Yu-Hsiang
Tulgaria
Balkans
Thomas ¥. Pieckeril
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