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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1925

Page

2

Three Tigers Lead Batting Race as Heilingmann and Cobb Pivot

Ty Cobb Harry Heilmann and Wings lead the American League batting with .452 .426 and .414 respectively after Wednesday's games. Connie Mack star Al Simmons trails Heilmann with 394 while Ken Williams chases Meusel in home runs. Hornsby in St Louis tops the National League with a .16 average over six games.

Chicacs Ty Cobb Harry Heilmann Ren Wingo Ince Cobb Heilmann al Simmons Connie Mack Athletics Ken Williams Browns Fob Meusel White Sox Thesta Fothergill Detroit Speaker Cleveland Lamar Philadelphia Sister St. Touts Boone Boston Hornsby The Louis Star

Davis fails to settle plasterers strike in Washington

Secretary Davis closes a conference on the operative plasterers strike after failing to unite opposing factions the operative plasterers and the bricklayers masons and plasterers international union. He warns that without a immediate truce and resumption of building operations the dispute will cause further trouble in the building trades across many localities.

Washington Davis Operative Plasterers Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union

Faiman’s Germ Story Attacked by Defense

Testimony centered on Germ story with Byrne admitting small payments from Attorney Stewart but denying any promised fee for testimony. Re direct, Byrne asked why he testified, and he replied that Faiman made a false confession. Insects must rise to great heights to drift with the wind.

Faiman Yrne Byrne Stewart

Ten Years of Red Pimples Healed by Cuticura Soap

Miss Gertrude Lankauf of Toledo Ohio testifies after ten years of persistent red hard itchy pimples on face and arms she was healed by four months of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum usage. The ad promotes Cuticura line with prices and other cosmetic items.

Gertrude Lankauf Cherry Sr Toledo Ohio Cuticara H. Malden Mass

Continental Company Plans Test Well on Table Mesa Structure

Continental Oil Company will drill a test well on the Table Mesa structure in the Navajo reservation. W L Christian announced the plan via W S Patterson, publisher of the New Mexico CL Bulletin, noting previous drilling on nearby structures and arguing the prior failure was due to depth. The site lies on unsurveyed land midway between Hogback and Tocito, about eight to ten miles from Hogback and Flatthewnake.

Continental Oil Company Navajo W. S. Patterson New Mexico CL Bulletin Denver W. L. Christian Patterson Producera and Refinera Company William Carleton Continental Company Table Mesa

Union Oil resumes Vermejo Park test drilling

Union Oil Company of California resumes its deep test drilling on the Vermejo structure in northern Colfax County after a winter pause. Operations are continuing below 3,300 feet as of Saturday.

Union Oil Company Vermejo Park Union Oil Company of California Colfax County

Rapid Progress in Standard Oil Well Near Roswell

Standard Oil of California reports three eight hour crews drilling in Hager man pasture 28 miles east of Roswell. The well in section 24 10 28 is at 1880 feet with 20 inch casing and 15 inch casing at 1565 feet. Drillers aim for 5000 feet. Nearby Lewis well north of Roswell reaches 1200 feet with gas and oil indications.

Standard Oil Company of California Hagerman Roswell Lewis

New Mexico Company Resumes Drilling in 33-18-18 Well

In San Miguel County the New Mexico company well in section 33-18-18 resumes drilling after a prior shutdown for a walking beam installation. The well is now drilling at about 1 100 feet.

New Mexico New Mexico Company San Miguel County

Rainbow Officials Inspect San Juan Field Visit

A Rainbow on corporation directors A Juhl of Chicago D N Childers secretary and John Dowdle Albuquerque manager arrived in Albuquerque Saturday. They plan to inspect No 1 well in the Ute pasture and No 1 location on the Dyke structure with a rig on the ground and expect to start drilling No 3 on the Mancos structure within 30 days.

A. Juhl Chicago Rainbow On Corporation Albuquerque Juhl D. N. Childers Corporation John Dowdle San Juan Ute Mr. Childers Mancos

Checks Location for New Mexico Test Well

Geologist R A Shiflett checks the site for a New Mexico test well per Las Vegas report. The Star 30 rig is due within a week. Drilling contractor H M Dickason of Kentucky travels to Las Vegas to lead the operation on arrival.

New Mexico Lear Satrous R. A. Shiflett Las Vegas H. M. Dickason Kentucky

Denver Operators to Enter New Mexico Fields Soon

Independent oil operators from Denver, who have worked the Fort Collins field, plan to switch to New Mexico fields within the next month or two. W. B. Patterson, publisher of the New Mexico Oil Bulletin, says many feel Fort Collins yields are not worth the effort outside a big-company controlled area.

Denver Fort Collins New Mexico W. 8 Patterson The New Mexico Oil Bulletin

Patterson and Stuppi Rig Now on Location

The Patterson and Stuppi No 1 rig has been moved to section 17 29 11 on the Bloomfield structure. It is expected the well will be spudded early this week, per a message from driller R B Lewis received Saturday.

Patterson and Stuppi No. 1 Bloomfield R. B. Lewis

Slaying Prisoner Stabs Companion in County Jail

In Chicago a prisoner Walter Krauser, already under death sentence for the murder of Patrolman Ralph Sanders, stabbed fellow inmate Bernard Grant five times with a pocket knife. Grant had claimed the shooting was by Grant, Krauser says Grant threatened to kill him. Grant, slated for execution August 14 after prior reprieves, remains in jail hospital. Krauser is investigated by Warden Wesley Westbrook.

Chicago Walter Krauser Bernard Grant Whailie Krauser Wesley Westbrook Grant Ralph Sanders Supreme Court Kraneer

Walsh Disagrees With Federal Judge Kennedy Over Teapot Dome Ruling

Senator Thomas J. Walsh delivered a telegram from Norfolk to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle stating it is in toto his disagreement with Judge T Blake Kennedy’s Cheyenne Wyoming Teapot Dome decision. He cites contrast with Judge McCormick and notes awaited higher court rulings.

New York Thomas J. Walsh Norfolk Brooklyn Daily Eagle T. Blake Kennedy Cheyenne Wyo Eagle Walsh Senate Oil Investigating Committee Kennedy Toto McCormick House of Congress

General strike spreads through Hong Kong street railways

Hongkong June 20 AP reports a general strike spreading in the anti foreign campaign. Street railways are halted as conductors and motor men refuse to operate cars. Kowloon house servants and Peak hotel staff walk out, signaling wider action in the colony.

Hongkong Kowloon Hongkong Island

Brooklyn Chamber Thanks Albuquerque Delegation Courtesy

Grant E. Scott secretary of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce sent a letter thanking the Albuquerque chamber for courtesy shown to members of the Brooklyn trade and goodwill trip delegation that passed through the city about a month ago.

Chamber of Commerce Grant KE. Scott Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Brooklyn Trade and Good Will Albuquerque

Pueblo Reporter Pays Speeding Fine With Written Penalty

In Pueblo Colorado a newspaper reporter was fined for speeding by Justice B D V Reeve. The guilty party must write and publish an article on speeding, then compose a general story on burglary robbery bootlegging speeding and similar offenses. The first piece has appeared and is filed as partial satisfaction.

Pueblo Colo Justice of the Peace B. D

Kaplan and Schaefer Scheduled for Ten-Round Bout

Chicago report states featherweight champion Louis Kid Kaplan will box Frankie Schaefer of Chicago in a ten round bout at Aurora next Friday night.

Chicago Louis Kid” Kaplan Frankie Schaefer Aurora

William Russell to Wed Helen Ferguson in Los Angeles

Five years after selecting Helen Ferguson as his on set partner actor William Russell obtained a marriage license in Los Angeles. He and Ferguson plan to marry tomorrow in a formal ceremony confirming their union after years of association.

William Russell Miss Ferguson Los Angeles William “Bill” Russell Helen Ferguson

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Claims Vast Medical Results

An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple preparation that removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract. It asserts relief from stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments and guarantees money back after one dose. Briggs pharmacy and druggists sell it nationwide.

Mayr Briggs Pharmacy

Coolidge Planned Swampscott Summer Retreat Departure

President and Mrs. Coolidge prepare to leave Tuesday for Swampscott Massachusetts for a two month stay. The Mayflower yacht sails with two cooks and White House dogs. Marblehead bound. An appropriation of 59 6000 was granted for repairs including rugs and wallpaper on the first floor.

Washington White House

Girl Hurt by Fall on Rock at Picacho

Roswell, New Mexico reports 13 year old Mary Hill was seriously injured at Picacho when she slipped on a hill and struck her head after camping with her parents. Also noted is George Barnard arriving from Picacho with a crushed left hand likely to lose four fingers.

Picacho Roswell N. M Mary Hill Mies Hill Miss Hill George Barnard

Foreman Denies Politics Caused Dismissal in Gallup Case

In Gallup the foreman and J A Bareras of Breece faced questions as Mr Bauman explained Zuni voting rules and Mr McCullough and Bareras testified about voter residences in Thoreau and Greece. Judge Mechem adjourned the session until Monday morning as Senator Sam Bratton refused comment on the governor race dispute.

J. A. Bareras Breece Bauman McCullough Bareras Thoreau Greece Judes Edwin Mechem Gallup Sam G. Bratton The Morning Journal

Freckies and the New Improver Geome

A garbled note describes a plan to replace a tedious routine with a new improver geome. It mentions freckies and a firer perhaps, and references an eight of Othine in a quirky, old style. The exact details are unclear.

Drilling Contract Near Las Vegas Reported

W. S. Patterson signed a drilling contract on a block of acreage near Las Verens while in Denver. The exact location will not be announced for several days.

Las Vegas W. S. Patterson Las Verens Denver

Gas Mudding Off Kruse No 1 Well In San Miguel

The Kruse No 1 well in San Miguel County shows progress with mudding off a heavy gas flow. A kink in the hole is suspected, needing straightening before drilling resumes. Depth reached is 1 480 feet.

San Miguel County

Flowers Wins on a Foul in 3rd Round Bout

Tiger Flowers of Atlanta won a 12 round fight over Lee Anderson by a foul in the third round. Flowers weighed 164 pounds and Anderson 173 pounds. Anderson substituted for Chief Halbran, an Indian.

Flowers New York Tiger Flowers Atlanta Lee Anderson Anderson Chief Halbran

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