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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1925
Page
3
Plans for completing the university radio station and a combined gymnasium auditorium were abandoned due to a sharp cut in the institution's finances. oil royalties were expected to fund the projects and a new library cost 44 090 dollars with capacity for 164 900 volumes.
The eighteenth annual New Mexico Dental Society clinic opens Monday for three days in the Chamber of Commerce. Dr. M. R. Chapin of Gallup presides. Dr. Willis A. Coston of Kansas City heads lecturing on Operative Dentistry and fixed crown work. Officers to be elected. banquet set for Tuesday night at the Country Club.
France reports an annual paper production of 700000 metric tons. Germany plans to add 500000 people to its population each year as a demographic note.
Marcus Burch faced a 45 mph speeding fine of 15 dollars in University Heights Justice of the Peace court. He initially paid by check, then pledged an appeal bond which was contested before final release after hiring attorney J. B. Vaught. Other defendants included W. A. Walk fined 19 for speeding and Alfonso Martin dismissed for deputy sheriff status on official business. L Fitzpatrick was fined 100 for 26 mph. A D Cole pled not guilty with an appeal bond ready.
District Attorney A A Sedillo announced the county will collect appeal bonds from 65 cases appealed to the district court from justice of the peace courts over the last three years. Bonds range from 39 to 500 dollars totaling about 12 500. Notices were sent to principals and sureties demanding payment. Bonds of defendants who did not appear were forfeited. If signers do not respond, suits will be filed.
Patrolman Donahue found two girls in a rickety Ford near the city line on Saturday night. The two jugs were empty but the girls were intoxicated and taken to jail. They named Lula Garcia and Lucy Garcia from Las Vegas and said a man at the post office bought them drinks. the man fled and remains at large. His car is held by police.
The reader is given a set of word clues forming a cryptic style puzzle. Each clue hints at a common word such as in the picture a conjunction and other phrases like a wayside hotel a lazy person and a national flag or banner. The list appears to build toward a cohesive theme or hidden message.
Hal Roach to join the Midwick Country Club polo team of Los Angeles in the Rocky Mountain tournament at Colorado Springs. Roach, returning from Albuquerque, is expected to play No 2 as Midwick, a fast squad, seeks a strong showing with horses shipped in from June 1 for acclimation.
A brief description explains that words fill numbered squares across or down with one letter per white square. The solution yields multiple words, with the first word shown in the drawing and additional keys provided below the diagram.
Wenzell, ex Gamerco short stop and ex KU captain, signs with Belen and will be eligible for next Sunday's game against the Apprentices. Pat Collins, former Belen catcher, also signs with the Cutoff City club. Central New Mexico league president J. C. Pillow announced the signings Saturday. The two players add high class experience and bolster Belen for the stretch of the first half with three games remaining after today.
Louis Lopez a Mexican running a restaurant behind the Mexican pool hall in Carlsbad New Mexico was struck with a heavy iron by Bb W Earl a negro during a Sunday altercation over a crap game and alleged short change. Lopez suffered a fractured skull in two places and was knocked unconscious. Earl claimed self defense after Lopez drew a knife and attacked.
Actor E. K. Lincoln rode the Limited to his farm near Lennox Massachusetts for a two week holiday. Upon returning to Los Angeles he will appear in a film for independent producers co starring Wanda Hawley. Lincoln keeps a large kennel of chow dogs at his farm.
Winfield Scott of Oklahoma is appointed commissioner of pensions and is described as a Spanish War veteran and National Guard veteran with a reserve commission as colonel.
Estancia man reports his stripped Ford stolen from in front of the Marion hotel on North Third Street. Police were notified at 11 15 Saturday night.
Finals in all events will be played Sunday except men's doubles on Monday at 2 o clock. Men's singles at 7 p m features Jay McCanna against William Sganvini. Mixed doubles semis pit McCanna Brown vs Sganvini Howden. Finalized results note several byes and close matches as players advance.
Troop 15 of the Boy Scouts of America skipped a meeting to hike to Rio Grande Park on Friday June 19. After arriving hungry they ate supper and played Capture the Flag. The losers would bring a pie for the winners at the next meeting but the game ended before a winner was declared.
The Albuquerque Legionnaires travel to Belen to break a three-way tie for first with six wins and four losses. Toerr starts on the mound for the Legion against either Bigbee or De Priest. The Apprentices face Meadow City in Las Vegas, where a loss would drop them from the top spot.
Bees defend hives as alien intruders are trapped within wax tombs in a dramatic natural encounter. The scene unfolds with bees swarming and sealing the invaders inside honeycomb chambers.
John D. Hartman, United States attorney, said the case marks the first filed in the United States charging a violation of the World War adjusted compensation act. Joha F. Forest, money lender in San Antonio, released on $750 bond awaiting an exam trial. Howard Tyrrell of the U S secret service seized 233 certificates valued around 256000 dollars claimed as security for about 80000 to 100000 dollars sent to veterans.
A 30 day campaign in Albuquerque under P A Bullay launches to raise funds for a new New Mexico Mooseheart building. The effort runs alongside a membership drive supporting the Loyal Order of Moose home for 1200 children of deceased members.
A note discusses Chinese paintings dated to 9906 A. D described as made on bronze silk materials. The fragment mentions the unusual medium and era for these works.
It has enabled some to continue their higher education through part time work and helped others cope with unforeseen business problems. It is something useful someday in any life. Enroll now for this interesting work with special summer rates in all courses. Tijeras Avenue at Eighth Street. Phone 901 J.
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