Worthington on Death Bed at Punta Banda
John L. Worthington known as the Wolf of La Salle Street lies near death at Punta Banda near Ensenada after escaping from a Glendale sanitarium. Doctors report paralysis from the waist down and diabetes. Extradition efforts were abandoned following medical conclusions.
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San Diego
Calif
John L. Worthington
Wolf
la Salle Street
Glendale
Punta Banda
Ensenada
Lower California
Ralph Colvin
Department of Justice
Worthington
F. O. Morales
F. L. Silvey
Glendale Sanitarium
Fromer
Collection Agency Offers Services to U S Debt Commission
A commercial collection agency offered to assist the U S Debt Commission in collecting claims against small countries. In a letter the manager cited applied psychology as key to successful collections and proposed a ten percent fee. The offer has not been accepted.
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Washington
American Debt Commission
Republic
Pictorial Puzzles for Children Across and Down
Word list puzzle page for kids with hints across and down clues. Includes definitions for words such as a Washington building, resist, establish, commemoration day, fish, poisonous matter in a sore, laundry tub, fidelity, grain, note and sun, and aid.
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Washington
Yesterday's Puzzle Answered
A playful line from the Kansas City Star contrasts bizarre images a ukulele fed to a buzz saw with the longing for a saxophone dropped before a steam roller reflecting a witty editorial tone.
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Kansas City Star
Dawes Plan Debated at International Chamber of Commerce Session
Brussels opening session of the third ICC congress concentrates on inter allied debts and the Dawes reparation plan. Willis Booth warns more work remains and stresses cooperation and steady transfers while M Despret questions cash or in kind payments and urges practical delivery solutions.
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Brussels
Dawes
International Chamber of Commerce
Albert
Willis H. Booth
Germany
Chamber
Committee On
Booth
M. Despret
Bank of Brussels
International Chamber
la Brabanconne
Alr. M. Despret
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Stamp
Pauline de Belt Wins De Rothschild Cup in Golf Championship
Chantilly France June 21 AP Pauline De Belt of France won the De Rothschild Cup with 78 medal play defeating Mrs Fowler of England who posted 79 Miss Glenna Collett of Providence Rhode Island finished third with 81 and defeated finalist Simone Thion de La Chaume who shot 84 in today’s 18 hole event
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Chantilly
France
Glenna Collett
Providence
R.L
Baron Edouard de Rothschild
Pauline de Delt
Fowler
England
Miss Collett
Miss Fergusson to Lecture on Indians
Miss Erna Ferguson will lecture on Indian dances during the summer session assembly at the University at 11 30 this morning. Students may request special conferences with her in the hour before the lecture.
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Erna Ferguson
Immigration statistics show more left than admitted under 2 percent quota
New York June 21 AP. Immigration statistics from July 1924 through April 1925 show 27,908 laborers admitted under the new 2 percent quota while 44,750 left the United States, according to the National Industrial Conference Board.
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New York
United States
National Industrial Conference Board
Bout Cancelled by Illness of Opponent
Columbus Ohio June 21 The 12 round middleweight bout between Ted Moore and Billy Britton was cancelled due to Britton illness.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted Moore
Billy Britton
Kans
Britton
Evolution theory and Michigan peaches defense argument
A Chicago News item notes Mr. Bryan suggesting evolution theory would not aid defense, claiming Michigan peaches would grow far rather than be cut down as a measure.
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Bryan
Michigan
Chicago News
Motors and Their Care
Practical automotive maintenance tips cover reinforced radiator hoses valve springs washing car care brake safety and engine protection. Advice notes tightening joints oiling inspecting battery water corrosion and air flow while cautioning against obstructing radiators and improper headlight lens cleaning.
Listening for engine trouble and oiling springs tips
The article explains how knocks signal engine wear with piston, rod bearing wear causing loud knocks at low speeds. It emphasizes keeping springs lubricated with oil between leaves to reduce axle vibration and extends advice on applying oil weekly from factory start.
Artist Carl Redin Paints New Mexico Scenery in Albuquerque Studio
Landscape painter Carl A. Redin, residing at 1006 East Grand Avenue, Albuquerque, features sunset and mountain scenes inspired by local geography. He highlights the Taos acpens, Sandias, canyons east of town, Old Santa Fe, and views of volcanoes near the valley. His works have sold across the states and some hang in the Franciscan hotel.
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East Grand Avenue
Carl A. Redin
Redin
New Mexico
Mr. Redin
National Net Tourney Opens at the Merion Club
Intercollegiate tennis stars from around the country arrive for the National opens at the Merion Cricket Club Haverford starting tomorrow. Pacific coast south and midwest entrants travel to Philadelphia for the tournament with Leland Stanford’s Cranston Holman noted as a potential dark horse after a Delaware State final loss to Fritz Mereur of Lehigh.
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Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Stara
Haverford
Pacific Coast
South
Southwest
Middle West
Cranston Holman
Leland Stanford
Fritz Mereur
Lehigh
Nuty
Merecur
Basement Fire Destroys Mattresses in Rooming House
Fire in the basement of a two story brick rooming house at 904 South Third Street caused by Mrs. Dan Circle burned several stored mattresses. The flames did not reach the upper floors though smoke caused some damage. The house is owned by Fred Scholle.
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Dan Circle
South Third Street
Amoke
Fred Scholle
Miss Katherine Warren Receives Degrees From Penn and Washington College
Miss Katherine Warren daughter of Rev W E Warren former Episcopal archdeacon and rector of St Johns parish earned an M A from the University of Pennsylvania last week and previously received an A B from Washington College Maryland The article notes her family and church connections.
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Katherine RE. Warren
W. E. Warren
Episcopal Church
New Mexico
S J. John's Parish
University of Pennsylvania
Washington College
Maryland
Cautionary Note on Handling Carbon in Water Jacket Openings
The text warns about removing carbon and keeping it away from water jacket openings to prevent damage to the watery pump radiator and circulation. It emphasizes careful handling to avoid injuring components and blocking the system.
American runners fail to medal in Berlin games
Berlin reports Loren Murchison and Charles Paddock underperformed at the Olympic stadium. Murchison placed fourth in the 100 meters behind Hubert Houben who won in 10.6 seconds, while Paddock failed to reach the preliminaries. In the 200 meters Murchison finished third as Van den Bergk won in 22.5 seconds. Illness en route and limited training blamed for Murchison’s results.
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Berlin
Loren Murchison
Charles Paddock
Olympic Stadium
Murchison
Hubert Houben
Germany
Paddock
Houben
Hollander Vandenberg
America
Defense Day committee meets at chamber tonight
The local Defense Day committees will meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 7:30 this evening with representatives of civic and patriotic organizations to draft plans for observing Defense Day in Albuquerque. All interested people are invited to attend.
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Chamber of Commercce
Albuquerque
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