Local items note Norris off to Riverside to visit kin
ER Norris architect leaves Tuesday night for Riverside California to visit daughter Mrs Shighey and family. Cc C Ryan deputy sheriff of Denver is in town on official business.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
8
ER Norris architect leaves Tuesday night for Riverside California to visit daughter Mrs Shighey and family. Cc C Ryan deputy sheriff of Denver is in town on official business.
A special communication of Temple Lodge No. 6 A F and A M convenes at 7 20 this evening to confer the Master Mason degree. The event calls all eligible members to attend at the lodge.
The Pastime Theater presents Ton Mix era with Zane Grey’s The Rainbow Trail starring Tom Mix and Lucien Littlefield, plus The Go Getters and supporting players in an action packed Western program. Also shown are The Air Hawk and The Eagle Bird, with vaudeville style comedy scenes and serial episodes.
Manuel Trujillo aged 45 was crushed to death when a hand dug well at the ranch of Mrs. Jose Valdez two miles north of Bernalillo caved in. Jose Roybal escaped being buried though he was pinned to the shoulders by earth. Trujillo’s back was broken and his body was not recovered for hours.
The eighteenth annus clinic and meeting of the New Mexico Dental Society ends this afternoon with officer elections. Lectures and clinics on crown and bridge work by Dr Willis A Cos ten of Kansas City draw interest. The annual banquet was held Tuesday night at the Tamaki inn with De W J Cornell of Gallup as toastmaster.
Scouts from Troop 14 recount a bicycle trek from Tijeras Canyon to a mountain cabin with members Hayes Dye Gustin Hutte among participants. The event wrapped at the magazine outlet with Hayes winning a race and other names listed.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal dispute referencing Joem M. Baca of Gasdahage DM and a payment of 8179.43 to receivers. It mentions Cy Dieotrie company, Golem loan, and a 85.457 damage claim by J. & pulser oe Peacowme val company. The text is incomplete and noisy but indicates a civil case with multiple parties and damage amounts.
State Comptroller R. H. Carter asserts an inquiry will reveal neglect of public duties by probate judges in the state. The Beall matter prompts a partial audit of the secretary of the state tax commission as many probate courts fail to file required estate reports. Potential loss of thousands of dollars in inheritance and succession taxes is suspected. Auditors will gather records from probate courts and officials from the state tax commission will cooperate.
Fragmented obituary notice references death, comfort, and faith with stray phrases about disease and infection. The readable text hints at a religious reflection on mortal loss and community resilience, mentioning a child of God and readings. No clear names, dates, or places are legible.
Robert FE Olda is named assistant secretary of state. He will work with his chief Frank B Kellogg. Olda succeeds John V A MacMurray who departs to serve as minister to China.
Funeral services for Jose Vernandes, who died last Monday evening at his residence on South Wiliteme Street, will be held this morning at 9 at the family residence. Interment will follow at Bam Jose Cemetery. Crol Letts Mortuary in charge.
An unclear fragment reports road damage near Keets in the district. The district highway office rated Teradey with a damaged condition and provided a tentative assessment of the stretch east of Keets.
A fragmentary report lists an event at Meles involving Maude Loty and a guest appearance by Lee, plus a mention of the Athenee venue and Brewmelés in connection with the week’s schedule. Details are unreadable in parts.
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