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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1925

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Americans Press China to Recognize Treaty Obligations

San Francisco June 25 AP Americans urged active cooperation with other powers to force China to acknowledge all treaty obligations and compensate losses from anti foreign unrest. Shanghai group adopted resolutions but Washington offered no reply. US actions focused on aiding tobacco growers amid a China boycott while anti foreign sentiment spread with protests and evacuations continuing.

San Francisco China Shanghai American Association of China Washington United States Pekin Sere

Unknown Dead Identified to Fraud Insurance Claims

A garbled World War II era AP item reports alleged criminals identifying dead bodies to claim life insurance. The document describes investigative findings, fingerprints, and procedure details from a justice department task force, noting widespread misuse and suspicions of organized rings.

Weather report fragment with unclear data

Fragmentary weather note lists low temperatures and wind but lacks clear values or locations. Sparse text mentions dates and regional readings but is unreadable and incomplete.

Judge Holloman Expected in Gallup July

Gallup New Mexico June 25 Briefs from Republican and Democratic counsel in the McKinley county contested election case are due today under a time limit set by Judge Reed Holloman. Republican J Denny announced his brief is filed while Democrat counsel said Republicans will be served this afternoon. Rebuttals must follow within ten days and focus strictly on points of law. Judge Mellomante is expected to arrive in Gallup around July 1, with a decision not yet known.

Gallup N. M McKinley County Reed Holloman J . Denny Repubicae Parthee Kellomant Mellomante Ocellup

Fire Destroys Gillis Theater in Kansas City

Fire roared through Gillis Theater in Kansas City destroying the building and causing extensive damage. Firefighters worked to control the blaze as witnesses reported interior collapse and men trapped amid the debris. Three firefighters were among the hurt as crews fought the flames.

Gillis Theater Kansas City

U. S. Indian Bureau to furlough 264 workers on July 1

The notice states that 264 employees of the U S Indian Bureau will lose their jobs on July 1 due to budget cuts. The terse release lists the affected positions and urges affected staff to consult the personnel office for details and next steps.

U. S.indian Bureau

Judge Mechem Delays Ruling On Otero Hannett Case

Gallup New Mexico June 25 Judge Edwin Mechem said no decision on challenged votes in the Otero Hannett governorship case would be given until complete state evidence is received. Witnesses and affidavits from McKinley county are being examined as ballots remain sealed awaiting warranted testimony.

Gallup N. M Edwin Mechem Otero- Hannett Judge Mechem McKinley County Mechem Wood Co Albuquerque Frances K. Wood Republican Counsel HH. ©. Denny Mr. Wood Sam WU. Bratton Clovis James A. Hall J. & Vaught A. le Zinn Harold C. Perry Jeren Monell Grover C. McFedden Ganterco Mhee Witneesee Pablo Betevilla Marela ¥. Cook Thereas Grover. McVadden Tlamereo Jacob Montoya Jeho Camare Hebert Canava J. J. Neon Cousine Atlorery Wood Gallen Alleen Gibson Precance & Ware

Plan Big Parade For Defense Day Celebration

Preliminary efforts outline a city wide Fourth of July style parade with town residents invited to participate. Committee chairman Longe and supporters from multiple organizations pledge strong backing, along with police fire and parade logistics to ensure a safe, festive event.

Tuprem A Longe Parede Emf Af Cepteie Calkins Guy Teeeka New Mexico Gea Tenetee Rte Ivr HE Neeser Penain

Shepherd faces jury in six week trial on murder charges

Chicago June 25 AP After six weeks trial William Darling Shepherd awaits jury verdict tomorrow night. State closing argument and judge Leech will charge the panel. Defense counsel contends for acquittal while prosecutors recount alleged actions and medical testimony.

Chicago William Darling Shepherd Thomas J. Leech W. W. Orton Fetaan Falmer Robert FE Crege

Griegos Candearias School Contract Awarded to Zillmer

A school contract totaling 7 646 dollars was awarded to Zillmer at a special meeting of the board. The article notes additional costs for supervision and related services and mentions the overall budget context and incurred fees.

Griegos-Candearias Zillmer CNR

Troops Pursue Suspects in Chinese Store Robbery

Soldiers are sent in pursuit of men who robbed a Chinese store. The report notes military units moving to track the suspects and restore order. Details are fragmented but indicate an armed crime and swift response by authorities.

Dyer Aims to Change Senate Rules to End Filibusters

Missouri Congressman Leonidas C. Dyer urged ending Senate filibusters at an NAACP convention in Denver. He blamed lingering rules for blocking anti lynching and ship subsidy bills and warned that reform is needed to restore public faith and allow debate on key legislation. He stressed a majority should guide time and order deliberations, warning against small groups delaying business. Florence Kelley of New York warned against race segregation and anti evolution laws as dangers in current policy.

Denver Colo Dawce Senate Leonidas C. Dyer Missouri National Association For Colored People Dyer United States Senate Representative Dyer Ae Ebeard United States Florence Kelley New York National Consumers Rescue

Irwin 3 Denied Re Election A Veterans five head

Omaha reports on Irwin losing reelection amid a divided chamber battle and a veterans lobby pushing for leadership changes. The article notes party and regional tensions influencing the outcome and mentions a tense session with calls for new leadership.

Hoover's Son and Miss Watson Married

Reported marriage of Hoover's son to Miss Watson, with the ceremony detailed in the local column. The notice notes family ties and social implications, highlighting the union within notable local circles.

Hoover Miss Watson

Chicago Moves to Secede From Illinois

Chicago city council approves secession from Illinois in a unanimous resolution. An outline for legal steps was sought from corporation counsel Francia X. Busch. Adjacent counties could be invited to join if Illinois fails to reapportion representation.

Chicago Francia X. Busch Chicaro Toman

Santa Fe Sets Delinquent Tax Penalties By Year

Assistant Attorney General Bujac outlines interest and penalties on delinquent taxes for the state tax commission and collectors. Details cover periods 1844–1893, 1894–1999, 1900–1991, 1992–1913, 1914–1914, 1997–1919, and 1929–1973 with varying percentages, monthly charges, and costs of collection including judgments and foreclosures.

Santa Fe State Tax Commission Bujac Judement Totel Beth Industive Tesco Walt Bes Beth

Day in Washington Highlights Senate Debate and Merth Beletee

A brief Washington page item notes Senate debate and a Merth Beletee matter amid ongoing legislative activity. The report mentions key figures and the procedural pace of the day without graphic detail.

Landslide Replots Jackson Hole After Tremor Fears

Reported earth tremors preceded a massive Gros Ventre landslide in Jackson Wyoming on Tuesday that dammed Sheep Mountain valley, creating a lake up to a mile wide and seven miles long. Rancher Gil Huff narrowly escaped on a fast horse as debris blocked the road and threatened cattle as officials warn of further slides.

Jackson Wyo Jackson Hole Gros Ventre Sheep Moutain Aix Hancher Gil Huff Muff Feresa Tanger Rtteg & Atere

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