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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
1
Business activity shows a fair level of freight movements as railways loan cars in the first week of Monte Olt. The report notes a high mark in car loans and indicates steady freight flow through rail channels.
New York June 21 AP reports trade remains stable with summer operations opening. Most industries show faster, steadier activity than last year and prospects for orderly expansion in the fall, aided by good crops and steady prices. Railroad freight movement remains active, with car loadings high for early June though motor trucking grows for short hauls. Copper demand rises lifting prices. sugar industry benefits from tariff stance. agricultural equipment sales improve as farmers’ finances strengthen.
Tennessee evolution trial moves to Chattanooga as Clarence Darrow arrives for the defense. John T. Scopes and his counsel John R. Neal plan to confer with Darrow and others before heading to Dayton for further strategy and witness preparation. Dr. Neal says witnesses will testify on expert science while debating legislative power and religious freedom.
Construction of a reinforced concrete Y M C A building in Manila has begun. The four story structure in the old Walled City will cost about $260,000 and provide sleeping quarters for 600 men for the army and navy.
By Denver June 21. Generally fair in New Mexico Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. Arizona will be fair Monday and Tuesday with warmer conditions in the eastern portion on Monday.
The latest twenty four hour period ends at 6 p m with cloudy conditions. Readings show high temperature around a value, low around a value, and humidity near percent. Precipitation recorded is minimal and wind direction steady with light velocity.
Paris June 21 AP The condition of Marshal Joffre worsened after a chill. The 73 year old veteran soldier, already in poor health, is reported to be seriously ill at Louveciennes near Versailles. Doctors say he suffers from quinsy with fever but not an alarm.
Auto accessories thieves operated over the weekend stealing front and rear license plates from H. Mitchell at 1702 South Walter. Police suspect plate theft to aid a later car theft and plate swapping. Also burglary at S. Swendson’s garage 111 North Fifth saw tires and rims stolen. Albuquerque Service Station at 1224 North Fourth reported tires and oil stolen. G. W. Davis on West Copper reported tire and rim theft from a parked car near First National Bank on Third Street. E F Pope’s gear shift onyx hall was stolen from the Pont biological survey car.
Lieutenant Commander Donald MacMillan and the Bowdoin set sail from Monhegan to the Arctic in search of land rumored beyond Axel Heiberg Island. Two planes will survey about 20 000 square miles with 209 mile visibility each side on trips of roughly 250 miles. Crew farewell included a Minneapolis Civilian club delegation sending a morning fish gift before joining the Peary at Sydney.
June 21 Shanghai reports numerous isolated outbreaks not serious. British sergeant Joseph Moalem was attacked from behind while patrolling Pingliand road. a Chinese assailant struck him with a cropper, helmet saved his life but left a shoulder wound. Strikes persist as labor unions pressure shops to stay closed.
Washington June 21 AP Frederick C Hicks alien property custodian announced sweeping changes in the administration of millions in cash securities and real estate seized from enemy subjects. To centralize control all former enemy securities will move to federal reserve banks and income will be collected by the alien property custodian and deposited in the treasury. The plan aims to save effort and money expedite adjudication of claims and reduce the office monthly average from 900 to 659 while trimming the budget by 150 000.
Chicago June 21 AP attorneys mapped plans for a resumption of the Shepherd murder trial with William Darling Shepherd expected to testify as defense seeks to refute Charles Farman about typhoid bacilli test tubes linked to the death of William Nelson McClintock. Health Commissioner Bundesen slated as a first defense witness Monday.
Telegraphing from Hongkong the Reuters correspondent says the Chinese staff at Matilda hospital has struck. Authorities have mobilized Boy Scouts to replace the strikers. Many boys at staff quarters of the military hospital and in cafes and boarding houses have quit work.
In Louisville on June 21 AP reports Miss Lorena Morrison aged 19 was electrocuted by a small electric vibrator used to massage a neck stiffness. She died in the bathroom of her home.
Rome reports that only 16 of every 109 Italian townships have theaters. Across the country 1,362 townships possess playhouses, according to recently released statistics.
In Rome on June 21 fascist deputies completed a midnight session approving measures to fascistize the state including press controls and decree-law powers. Mussolini received praise as police and fascist militia guarded the chamber while most press editors were barred.
District Attorney report states Mrs. Clarence Padilla of Los Padillas sustained serious injuries when a wagon she rode in was struck by a car south of town. Her daughter Bernardita Padilla was slightly hurt. Suspects H. Schutt and T. W. Bennett are jailed, arrested by Deputy Sheriff Epifanio Padilla.
Oslo June 21 AP The Aeronautic association announced Roald Amundsen has made no statement about his future plans. Amundsen returned last week to Spitzbergen after an ineffectual attempt to fly to the north pole.
Louis Atkinson known as a fake Boy Scout escaped from Springer Reform School after a Friday night breakout. He claimed recent escape from Hutchinson Kansas reform school. He admitted passing bad checks mainly $25 across Oklahoma and Texas while posing as a scout leader.
Federal prohibition agents raided J. D. Johnson’s at Jemez Springs and found moonshine. Johnson was arrested on charges of possession of intoxicating liquors and held for a hearing before Justice William H. Van Cott. Bowman led the raid with Agents Aberta and Armijo, citing citizen complaints.
Norfolk Va June 21 Eagle Boat No 9 with naval reservists aboard reported in distress near Bermuda due to engine trouble. Lieutenant Thomas W White of Newport News commands ten officers and 46 enlisted men. The craft left June 12 for Bermuda and was on return trip with good weather and requests for standby radio communication.
Washington reports the House Ways and Means Committee will meet October 19 to draft a tax revision bill with two weeks of public hearings and a December target for passage. Treasury experts will assist the effort as the Chamber of Commerce backs ending federal estate taxes and harmonizing state and federal tax systems.
Madison Wisconsin June 21 AP Wisconsin paid tribute as Bob La Follette lay in state under the capitol dome. Thousands lined up to view the senator's features in the rotunda as flags and wreaths marked the ceremony. The body moved to Forest Hill cemetery for mañana's funeral.
In New Orleans on June 21 Judge Emile Leonard faced a jeweler Benjamin Halpern charged with disturbing the peace. Halpern presented a silver loving cup from Leonard’s friends, claiming the charge was a frame to help present the gift for his re election. The judge thanked the donors and dismissed the case.
Eugene V. Debs praised the Soviet government, urged organizing industrial unions, and criticized courts during a two day Minnesota socialist convention. He urged workers to join their craft unions and spoke of a coming socialist revolution worldwide.
Governor Hannett grants conditional pardons to Alfred Lancaster and Francisco Valdez from Springer reformatory. Lancaster, sentenced May 1925 in Miguel county for assault with a deadly weapon at age 10, now 5th grade exam passed with credit. Valdez sentenced November 1928 in Colfax county to three years.
New York June 2 The week saw little progress in railroad securities as prices moved narrowly. A late rally in oil issues followed news that court upheld the Teapot Dome lease, with United States government obligations reaching new highs amid easy credit.
Assistant Secretary Andrew Mellon outlines a long awaited reorganization of the federal Prohibition enforcement system. President approves the plan and an official announcement is expected within days. Announcement follows a White House meeting about preserving the enforcement program.
Coast guard crews seized bootleg liquor aboard the two masted schooner Morri ant Cliff off Watch Hill Rhode Island. Six men aboard the vessel, alien to New London, were detained as the haul valued at 250000 dollars marked the largest single seizure since the blockade began.
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