Albuquerque Morning Journal 1925 page notation and masthead
The excerpt shows the Albuquerque Morning Journal imprint with editor and publisher names, office location on Gold Avenue, postal entries in Albuquerque and Santa Fe, subscription rates, and advertising rights. It notes Associated Press affiliation and publication date June 18 1925.
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Santa Fe
Congress
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Audit Bureau
Banka
Associated Press
Your City: Highlands and University Heights Join Albuquerque
The Highlands and University Heights residents vote to form a city government and join Greater Albuquerque. The piece argues city government benefits and treats Albuquerque as a collective of 25,000 people, not a single personality, with suburbs like Barelas and Old Town becoming part of the city and sharing governance.
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Highlands
University Heights
Greater
Albuquerque
United States
Heights
Barelas
Old Town
Marqette Avenue
Yale
Keleher Avenues
Boy Scout Interest Lags in Albuquerque
Comm Issued notes that only one fifth of Albuquerque’s eligible boys are Scouts and urges parents and local groups to sponsor more troops. Praise for Dr De Praslin named to the national executive council and efforts by local sponsors to boost youth engagement.
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Boy Scouts
Gill
Albuquerque
Dr. de Praslin
Scouts Offer Boys Gains From Troop Membership
An editorial notes that parental appreciation grows for the benefits boys gain from joining a Scout troop, highlighting character, leadership, and community service as key outcomes.
Velarde Injury Highlights State’s Road Work Burden
A San Ysidro family faces ruin as Alfonso Velarde lies dying from injuries on state roads. The last Legislature refused to extend workmen’s compensation to highway workers despite Governor Hannett’s recommendation, alleging New Mexico’s poverty. The case exposes painful public cost of road labor.
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Alfonso Velarde
San Ysidro
Velarde
Hannett
New Mexico
May Force Decent Law in New Mexico Elections
The Otero-Hannett contest at Gallup exposes flaws in New Mexico elections under current laws. Courts spend huge sums to determine last year’s results, with no durable remedy. Voters are urged to demand a decent election law from the next Legislature to end a cyclical, costly process.
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Otero-Hannett
Gallup
New Mexico
The Powerful Ballot and Odd News Bits
A jumble of short items notes political shifts for two rural figures becoming city sellers, an auction for Mammoth Cave Kentucky, a Kansas streetcar struck by lightning, drivers climbing after poles as cars ascend them, aBees license joke, and musings on drawing pencils and bread from toil. Also a Mystic’s Question on immuring perishability and freshness.
Albuquerqe Residents Plan Summer Travel And Local Outings
Albuquerque residents announce summer trips and gatherings. Mrs J C Custer travels to Colorado for a month with family. Mrs Hodgins and Miss Fisher visit Mrs C A Stowell in town. Emma Rudolph Maude Radcliffe Anna Dearing plan Pecos outing. Sturges family heads to Southern California and Portland expo. Kelly family to Montreal for summer. Social events include dances at ranch and a large party hosted by Miss Delores Huning with many local youths.
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Emma Rudolph
Maude Radcliffe
Anna Dearing
Pecos
Benny Ponder's Birthday Gift Dilemma
In Lee Pape's tale Benny and his father debate a birthday present for his mother. After considering candy and cigars they joke about a parrot from a pet shop, with the bird advertised as talkative. Benny returns home uncertain whether his mother would like such a gift.
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Pop
Ber and Animal Store
Brazil
Sleuths and Virtue in a Reader’s Tale and War Radio
A nephew reads grim mystery pages while a narrator defends detective fiction as uplifting and just. The piece notes the Sleuth's triumph over crime and ends with a brief historical item: wartime radio bulletins from Mexico City during a revolution.
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Adolphus Augustus
Shertock
Moexico Ia
Mexico City
Dole Opposes Hawaii Statehood and Seeks Territorial Retention
In Honolulu Judge Sanford B. Dole the Grand Old Man of Hawaii argues against statehood, urging retention of territorial government. He favors property or income qualifications for legislators, criticizes California anti Orientals, and stresses loyalty to U S appointed governors while praising existing administration. He recalls the 1910s organic act talks and warns against a Japanese governor. He also notes schools and military life as melting pots fostering Americanization among island races.
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Sanford BE. Dole
California
Hawaiian Islands
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Renator Cullom
Illinois
Washington
Senate
House
Hawaiian Republic
Cullom
Japan
James J Storrow Elected President of Boy Scouts of America
James J Storrow is elected president of the Boy Scouts of America the first since its founding Colin H Livingstone retires after 15 years as a founder Storrow serves on the national executive board and chairs the New England region He is a banker at Lee Higginson Co chairman of Nash Motors director of several firms former Boston school board chair mayoral candidate and wartime Massachusetts public safety chair He loves the outdoors with camping trips from Grand Canyon to Glacier National Park and frequent trips to the White Mountain region in New Hampshire.
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James J. Storrow
Boy Scouta of America
Colin H Livingstone
James J Storrow
New England
Storr
Lee, Higginson & Co
Nash Motors Company
Boston School Board
Boston
Boston City Council
Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety
Bierrow
Door
Daily Lessons in English by W L Gordon
Teaching note on correct usage of remit and common mispronunciations and spellings. Provides word study guidance, example sentences, and emphasis on expanding vocabulary through daily practice with deference as today's focus.
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W. L. Gordon
Jerusalem
Smith College Graduate Mabel Cahoon Will Teach in Northampton
Miss Mabel Cahoon daughter of E A Cahoon president of the First National Bank of Roswell has earned an A B in history from Smith College. She will teach at Northampton Institute next year and served as editor of the Smith College Weekly while active in campus social life.
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Roswell
N. M
Mabel Cahoon
E. A. Cahoon
First National Bank
Smith College
Cahoon
Northampton Institute
Smith College Weekly
Eucalyptus Trees Grow Fast as Weeds
A brief note states that eucalyptus trees grow nearly as quickly as common weeds, highlighting their rapid propagation and potential invasiveness in certain environments.
Voting in Germany During the 1925 Election
Dr. Frank Crane discusses Germany's 1925 vote for president, noting women could vote and many backed Von Hindenburg due to recognition. He explains the president's limited powers, Sunday elections boosting turnout, and the debate over monarchy versus republic. Republicanism and self-respect are central themes.
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Borah
Committee On Foreign Affairs
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Senate
von Lindenbttrn
Democracy
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Wheeler praises press for Great Falls trial coverage
Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana thanks Albuquerque Journal editors and other independent papers for their even reporting of his Great Falls trial and acquittal. He says public verdicts align with the jury, and commends how facts were presented to enable informed opinion.
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Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Great Falls
Progressive Ticket
Morning Journal
Washington, D. C
Joseph Tausek
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque
N. M
Metropolitan Press
District of Columbia
B. K. Wheeler
Bestor and Idvice By Clark Kinnaird
Emersonian ideas on mind and matter clash as a pushers and pushed scene unfolds. The text argues that thought shapes nature and history and that great minds, aligned with the spirit of their era, reproduce inventions and discoveries. The piece highlights the flux of matter under the influence of the mind and the role of the great man in history.
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Emereon
Emerson
Longest Tunnel in World to Be Acred in West
Seattle, June 17. Citizens of Washington led by Judge Austi E. Griffiths organize the Cascade Tunnel Association to fund a 30 mile long tunnel linking eastern and western Washington. The effort echoes earlier schemes like Moffat and Simplon Tunnels and ties to General Chittenden’s ship canal dream. The plan envisions a 0 feet wide arch with a height of 2549 feet, estimated at 2,000,000.
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Washington
Austi E. Griffiths
Cascade
Nationa
Commonwealth
Colorado
Moffat
Continental Divide
Simplon
Switzerland
Italy
Cascad Mountains
Puget Sound
Ger
H. M. Chittenden
Army District Enginee
Chittenden
Linkin Lakes Union
Puget
Strait of Sa de Fuca
Pacific
United States
Griffiths
Extreme heat hits eastern New Mexico crops and range
Roswell New Mexico June 17 Extremely hot weather has persisted for ten days in eastern New Mexico with daily temperatures reaching 100 degrees. The drought and hot winds threaten cotton and other crops while ranges are poor and livestock suffer from lack of moisture.
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Roswell
N. M
New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Mercury
McNabb Resigns State College Extension Post
McNabb resigns from State College extension service effective July 1. He will become New Mexico representative of the National Center change in Boston. McNabb has served since January 21, 1918.
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N. M
A. McNabb
State College Extension
New Mexico
National Centechange
Boston
McNabb
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