Appointment of Locke questioned as illegal in Colorado
Denver June 19 AP The legality of Governor Morley original appointment of Dr John Galen Locke grand dragon of the Colorado Ku Klux Klan as a colonel in the state National Guard medical corps is under legal review. Deputy AG Roach said Auditor Davis asked for an opinion after delaying a 1599 salary voucher pending the question.
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Denver
Morley
John Galen Locke
Colorado
Ku Klux Klan
Colorado National Guard
W. L. Boatright
Charles TR. Roach
Charles Davis
Locke
Colonel Locke
Roach
Davis
Military Board
Boatright
Marshall Collison
National Guard
Symes
Dr. Locke
Mike Romano Wins Capitals City Grapple Match
Special to the Journal Santa Fe June 19. Mike Romano of St. Louis defeated George Gustovitch of Dawson when Gustovitch could not return to the mat after the first fall which ended after an hour two and a half minutes of grappling. Romano won the fall with a head lock and Gustovitch lay unconscious for several minutes.
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Journal
Santa Fe
Mike RoMano
St. Louis
George Gustovitch
Dawson
Romano
Gustovitch
Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief
A Columbia South Carolina woman reports three years of illness eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the medicine helped her regain strength for housework and benefited her life during the Change of Life. A national canvass cited 98 of 100 users reporting benefit from the compound.
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Columbia
S. C
Lydia E. Pinkham
South Carolina
MacMillan and crew ready for Arctic dash
The Bowdoin and Peary prepare to shove off from Wiscasset Maine as crowds gather at Old Whale wharf. Lieutenant Commander MacMillan expects to reach an unknown continent, with radio equipment tested and ready for continual contact with civilization on the Arctic voyage.
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Wiscasset
Maine
Donald B. MacMillan
Bowdoin
Peary
Arctic
Polar Sea
MacMillan
Old Whale Wharf
Eugene F. McDonald
Chicago
Civilization
Three Progressives Considered for La Follette Seat
Milwaukee June 19 AP. Decision on a successor to Senator Robert La Follette will be announced next week. Three leading progressives are mentioned: Governor Blaine attorney general Herman L Ekern and Fred L Zimmerman secretary of state. Blaine expected to seek the seat and challenge Irvine Lenroot if he runs for re election.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Washington
Plaine
Blaine
Herman L. Ekern
Fred L. Zimmerman
Irvine L. Lenroot
Bankers Association Meets in Las Cruces September 21 22
The 1925 convention of the New Mexico Bankers Association will be held in Las Cruces September 21 and 22. The arrangements committee includes Dr. H. L. Kent president of State College R V Ware and P F Campbell of Las Cruces. Plans cover program and entertainment.
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New Mexico Bankers’ Association
Las Cruces
Association
H. L. Kent
State College
R. V. Ware
P. F. Campbell
Prohibition to Be Recognized by Modern Woodmen of America
The Modern Woodmen of America plans to add a national prohibition provision to its by laws at its quadrennial head camp in Chicago. The draft would disqualify applicants and terminate members who manufacture sell or transport intoxicating liquor for beverage use. A. R. Talbot reports membership rising to over 1,100,000 with an increase of 467,067 in 1921 1924.
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Chicago
Woodmen of America
Law Committee
A. R. Talbot
Lincoln
Neb
Import of German Goods Prohibited by Poland
Warsaw reports the Polish cabinet’s political committee adopted a resolution to wage an economic war by prohibiting imports of various German goods. The embargo aligns with Poland’s trade loss from Germany’s coal embargo as Silesian coal exports cease. Poland sent 500,000 tons monthly to Germany. Berlin offered one eighth post June 16 in exchange for concessions Poland declined.
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Warsaw
Germany
League of Nations
Upper Silesia
Poland
Berlin
Albuquerque Boy Injured in Truck Incident Near Velarde
Wallace Sheridan, son of Dr. W. M. Sheridan, suffered a painful injury to his left foot when a highway truck fatally struck Alfonso Velarde near Velarde last Monday while Sheridan helped push. The crash occurred near Jemez, and authorities investigated the incident.
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Albuquerque
Velarde
Wallace Sheridan
W. M. Sheridan
Alfonso Velarde
Jemez
Sheridan
Pictorial Puzzle Keys and Verbal Clues
Puzzle page explains cross and down word placements with numbered squares. It provides word clues such as a spring flower, older berry, woods full of, and unweave, plus a theater building and a sunshade. The ad promotes Olive Oil brand from Gradi & Domenici imported from Lucca Italy.
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Gradi & Domenici
Lucca
Italy
Truck Incident Leaves Man Injured After Wheel Rolls Over Feet
A man was injured when a truck started after the starter failed. He was jolted in front of the wheel and run over, wrenching ligaments in one foot while the other was not injured. The incident occurred as the vehicle moved forward.
Coast Realtor on Warpath at Santa Fe Depot
Harry Culver founder of Culver City California rode a special Los Angeles Realtors car to Albuquerque for a New York convention. He bought and tested a bow and arrow firing at a newsstand, a bush, and a Isleta brave losing a coin and sombrero with two near misses and one hit before ending his display.
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Harry Culver
Culver City
California
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
New York
Fred Harvey
Mr. Culver
William Tell
Isleta
William
Fatty and Mabel as Popular as Ever at Beverly Theater Opening
Mabel Normand and Roscoe Arbuckle received the largest ovation among the many screen stars who appeared in person at the Beverly theater opening in Beverly Hills California last week according to Jane Novak the Norwegian cinema star who passed away.
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Mabel Normand
Roscoe Arbuckle
Beverly Theater
Beverly Hills
California
Jane Novak
Kappa Sigma and Alpha Delta Pi Capture Scholarship Cups
Kappa Sigma fraternity topped interfraternity standings with an 82.203 average, Omega Rho second at 80.127. Alpha Delta Pi sorority won the women’s cup for the fourth straight semester with an 85.18 average. Kappa Sigma and Alpha Delta Pi earned permanent possession after multiple wins in prior semesters.
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Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Omega Rho
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Kappa Sigma
Alpha Delta Pi
Police Seek Passer of Bad Check Tells Shoes Trail
Police search for a man who forged the name A. A. Abeyta on a bad check used at a local jewelry store. Investigators found sample shoes in an alley between Gold and Silver and First and Second, with a tin box containing gloves and sewing items labeled Lucile Osborn room 6.
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Lucile Osborn
A. A. Abeyta
Actress Miss Novak Heads to New York Stage Debut
Miss Novak travels through Albuquerque on Friday afternoon to take the lead in The Substitute Wife opposite Whitman Bennett in New York. She recently completed Lazybones for Fox.
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Albuquerque
Miss Novak
New York
Whitman Bennett
Fox
Court suits and a marriage license in Albuquerque area
R P Woodson Jr sues Neal Jenson et al over 75.80. Continental Oil sues Horse Springs Mercantile 53.75 and J M Baca 9.99. Candido Page Antonita L de Page sue Atrisco town to quiet 6.29 acres between Atrisco land Ranchos de Atrisco. Marriage license issued to Aurelia Hernandez and Estanislao Valverde of Albuquerque.
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R. P. Woodson, Jr
Neal Jenson
Worthington Known as Wolf of La Salle Street Located in Mexico
John W. Worthington once called the Wolf of La Salle Street has been found in a town south of the Mexican border after vanishing from a Chicago area sanitarium. Authorities plan extradition while he faces a fraud sentence in Atlanta. He reportedly carried over $100,000 in cash and negotiable securities.
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Los Angeles
Department of Justice
John W. Worthington
Wolf of
la Salle Street
Chicago
Atlanta
Here
Worthington
First Arrests for Speeding in New City Limits
Autoists speeding as they crossed Mulberry Street into the new city limits were picked up by Police Motor Cycle Officer George Franklin Friday night. Three speeders will appear in police court today. A woman named Mary Smith was arrested at Fourth and Marquette on drunken driving with Dan Daskie, alleged with her, after breaking a bottle. H Be Lignon was booked for drunken driving on South Second Street. a woman with him was not arrested.
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Mulberry Street
East Central
George Franklin
Mary Smith
Fourth and
Marquette
Franklin
Dan Daskie
H. BE. Lignon
South Second Street
Injunction Suits of Street Car Company Dismissed
District court Friday dismissed two injunction suits filed by the City Electric Company against the City of Albuquerque to stop enforcement of liens on property at North Second Street and Coal Avenue. Other paving liens were foreclosed. The City Electric may appeal. Potash found in Texas.
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City Electric Company
City of
Albuquerque
North Second Street
Coal Avenue
City Electric
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Cruces
Geronimo
Fatty and
Mabel
Silk
Davis Shop
South Fourth Street
Eveready
Mazda
National Carbon Company, Inc
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Canadian National Carbon Co
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