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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
3
New York yields a hopeful June summary as railroad freight shows steady activity across industries. Steel in Pittsburgh runs near capacity, crops hold fair prices, and a broad demand signals possible fall revival amid improved transport and rate adjustments.
No clear events or names readable. Text appears corrupted with partial words and stray characters.
Paris June 21 AP The condition of Marshal Joffre, who had a chill yesterday, worsened today and is reported serious. The 73 year old veteran, stricken at Louveciennes, may be fighting a losing battle as physicians note quinsy with slight fever though doctors say the condition is not alarming.
A report describes thieves targeting vehicles over the weekend. Front end grates and tires were stolen from HM Mitchell’s car on South Walter Street, with plates NM MM 26178. The Albuquerque area service shop on North Fourth Street was robbed. three tires and rims were removed. Authorities identify suspect details and potential complicity by Colone W. Trevte.
An AP dispatch describes scattered outbreaks in Shanghai with officials noting limited spread. The report highlights localized cases, responses by health authorities, and ongoing monitoring of transmission dynamics.
A short notice item notes that the Alien Property Custodian reduced the annual budget. Details are sparse with unclear names and places, mentioning Vantegem and Peeters among fragmented terms.
Monhegan Island learns of Lt Cmdr Donald MacMillan and crew sailing the Bowdoin toward the Arctic. The plan calls for two planes to scan about 260000 square miles of polar sea, with 20 mile visibility, seeking land as they depart Cap Thomas Hubbard Axel Heiberg Island.
Fragmentary text references a shepherd case proceeding toward a jury date in the middle of the week. The readable portions imply a legal matter with unclear specifics and no identifiable parties or jurisdictions. Further readable details are not available in the provided text.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions several names and numbers with unclear context. The readable portions list individuals and possible affiliations, but the overall event or subject remains obscured.
Rome June 21 AP. Deputies after a midnight session praised by Mussolini began a three day partisan congress at Aususten amphitheatre. Police militia guard the assembly as officials and reporters are excluded. The event centers on expanding measures to secretize the state and bolster the fascist regime amid tense attendance and strict party control.
Unclear notes indicate Amundsen discussing Wade's future with Plass and Vim Koewer may be referenced in incomplete remarks. The fragment suggests an upcoming statement about plans or career direction.
Louis Atkinson known as Roy Reout, who was sentenced last week to Springer Reform School, escaped Friday night. He claimed to have recently left the Kaneas reformatory and hoped to resume an honest life after serving his term. Atkinson had a trail of bad checks totaling about $825 across Oklahoma and Texas, and admitted posing as a Boy Scout though denying any real connection to the organization. Local scouts confirmed he had deceived several officials in multiple cities.
A distress signal was reported for Eagle Boat No 9 prompting rescue operations. The garbled text mentions locations and equipment but is unreadable in parts, with references to crew actions and a prompt response from nearby vessels and authorities.
Washington dispatch reports House Ways and Means Chairman Green will convene October 19 to draft a tax revision bill with two weeks of public hearings. Aimed for December consideration and passage in time to affect next year's taxes, the plan relies on treasury experts and calls for reduced estate and inheritance taxes amid opposition to dual taxation of states and the federal government.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Kee Ouienne and a string of distorted words. It appears to reference judges, a framing claim, and police involvement, but the readable text is too garbled to identify concrete facts, names, dates, or locations. The piece offers no verifiable event details to summarize.
Madison June 21 AP Wisconsin paid tribute to Bob La Follette as his body lay in state under the capitol dome. Thousands filed through the rotunda during the day, people from all walks of life standing in long lines in the sun, some sobbing softly as they viewed the senator’s peaceful face. The bier was flanked by wreaths from the Chicago Teachers Federation and Mexico President Calles, with guards and a sentinel directing scenes before the body moved to the governor’s reception room for tomorrow’s funeral services. The interment is set at Forest Hill cemetery.
Regene V. Debs, socialist figure, praised the Soviet government of Russia and urged renewal of present trades unions and industrial unions in the United States. He argued the world must support unions to advance peace and workers' gains, urging solidarity with global labor movements.
New York June 21 AP bond market shows limited movement last week amid a broad rally in oil issues following Teapos Deme naval oil reserves lease court decision. Government securities reach new high levels on easy credit and reduced floating debt. call money stable near 3 percent. Local traction, oil, sugar and copper lead moves. European loans and a possible $15 million Hereim city bond issue draw industry attention.
Washington on June 21 AP reports plans for reorganizing the federal prohibition enforcement system have been developed by Assistant Secretary Andreas Trenary and received preliminary approval. Changes seek in a day or two with Andrews and Mellom indicating full approval after meetings. Adjustments affect Treasury and Prohibition officials as Haynes faced moves and Cortège awaits consent.
Coast Guard seized bootleg liquor valued at 250000 dollars and captured a crew aboard a vessel after a patrol. The seizure followed an alert near the coast where officers boarded the ship and found the cargo. Authorities reported the liquor and crew were taken into custody for further investigation.
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