Albuquerque Journal 1925 Classifieds and Notices Summary
Historical Albuquerque Morning Journal page fragment lists newspapermasthead details, rates, and notices. It shows branding, address West Gold Avenue, year 1925, Friday June 26, price 2.50, 4.76, 9.00, and mentions Associated Press affiliation and circulation audit.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal
Journal Publishing Company
Joseph
West Gold Avenue
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
THE
Associated Press
The Danger in China Or War with Foreign Powers Looms
The piece argues China faces internal strife and rising hostility to foreigners. It warns foreign powers may intervene, provoking broader conflict as resentment toward outsiders fuels violence and potential settlements threaten global stability.
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China
Chicago Seccedes Over Tax Funds Crisis Sparks County Action
In Cook County Illinois Chicago leaders threaten secession from the state over taxation. Mrs E W Bemis spearheads a bid to withhold state taxes citing a constitutional provision and the lack of fair representation. The move echoes a broader tax equity dispute with long term precedent potential.
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Chicago
Illinois
Board of County Commissioners
E. W. Bemis
Cook County
Chicago Cy Council
Erty Mandes Ng
Latait Arbor
President Coolidge Warns Against Federal Subsidies to States
In a Monday night speech, President Coolidge questions federal matching funds for state programs, urging state responsibility and tax shifts. He warns such subsidies erode constitutional balance, noting roads and social programs funded by federal dollars reach beyond legitimate federal duties. He calls for limits on subsidies and careful tax policy.
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Coolidge
Congress
New York
Kansas
New Mexico
Denver
Fragmentary Tales and Local Snippets Across Towns
A jumble of quotes and caricatures from politicians editors and farmers. Mentions Mayor Tingley National figures Lord Balfour and Katherine Fullerton Gerould with scattered notes on Natoma Plunge New Mexico cattle wells and a Kansas City Star remark.
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Katherine Fullerton Gerould
Albuquerque
Banta Fe
New Mexico
Harpers
Jerry Brooks
Kansas Newspaper
Kansas City Star
Little Bennys Home a Paper Walk
A humorous, garbled diary-like scene follows a speaker admiring a new brown spot and planning a walk to Mary Watkins with companion Pade Simkina, while mispronounced names and muddled dialogue reveal playful social embarrassment and flirtation in a rural setting.
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Mary Watkins
Newares Speshil
Mary Watkinees
Gerie Dome
Mary Wathons
Percy Weever
World's Greatest Engineering Era Praised by Radio Expert
A. Atwater Kent of Philadelphia declares we are in the world's greatest engineering era. He spoke at Worcester Polytechnic Institute praising technical graduates' vast opportunities in manufacturing, invention, and radio, noting continued demand for well equipped young engineers and rapid radio development.
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A. Atwater Kent
Philadelphia
Kent
Alumei
Worerette
Masa
Polytechnic Institute
Raron Earle
Weorcester “Tech
Me. Kent
Uimne
Gow
Geney
Nadie
Albuquerque Twenty Years Ago Highlights Elks and Local Sports
An item recalls A. Caramayveh, a noted Elks member traveling for Goose Kelly and Comperr, heading to El Paso for care of the Quiles Sake club and the Mise i2 Buffalo event. It mentions Las Vegas games, a 16 to 6 score, and local theater and business references, including Sante Fe and Laguna activities.
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A. Caramayveh
Goose Kelly
New Mexico
el Paso
Quiles Sake Club
Buffalo
Rhymes By Walt Mason Poem Fragment with Jumbled Text
Fragmentary OCR text presents a Walt Mason poem with garbled lines and scattered phrases. The readable portions reference poverty, verse, and emotion, suggesting a reflective comic poem about human hardship and poetic craft.
Inferior Viewpoints on Life and Morale by Philosophers
Fragmented reflections discuss the sense of life tied to comfort and power, questioning freedom from want and the role of material conveniences. The text critiques the pursuit of prestige, art, and the perceived path to happiness, citing Aristotle’s ideas and contemplating moral elements across ages.
World War II Era Regime Profiles and Speculation
Fragmented account discusses regimes and figures linked to a colonial context, mentioning German forces and Allied responses. It references a "Cerectae" and a mislaid term for leadership while noting wartime uncertainty and public interest in political alignments.
Ome of ene MO B05 Rating et ee thet stipe
The fragment outlines a rating event in Missouri with unclear names and a focus on a score or score-like measure. Key entities are not clearly identifiable, leaving the main action ambiguous and difficult to verify.
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Geek Gee
Gas War Ethics and the Case Against Poison Gas
Dr Frank Crane discusses Theodore Burton and an address at Geneva arguing to abolish poisonous gases as barbaric. He notes war aims to kill with least suffering, and cites gas as modern killing, more efficient but equally deadly, with views on Bravado, policy, and the harsh logic of total war.
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Geneva
Theodore Burton
United States
Chevalier Bayard
J. B. S. Haldane
Vaughn Seeks Water System Amid Drought Emergency
Vaughn New Mexico plans a temporary water arrangement this summer with a possible permanent system. The city considers water from the Southern Pacific line to the White Mountains or a pipeline from Negra end. If these fail, Aguilas Well a mile north could supply, though cost and logistics loom.
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Vaughn
N. M
White Mountains
Alee
Baotsa Ve
Negra End
Aguilas
Two Boys Suffer Leprosy in Isolation Hospital
An AP report notes two young patients, both boys, treated at an isolation hospital for leprosy. The text mentions their ages, medical status, and a reference to their father and caretaker details amid unclear OCR fragments.
Daily Lessons in English St v Li Gorapor
Vague line of text appears as a fragmentary notice or lesson list. Readable parts show names and phrases like daily lessons and English. The content lacks clear events or entities to define a concrete news item.
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V. LI. Gorapor
Banker Favors Lenient Credit to Foreign Borrowers
Seattle dispatch reports Henry M Krebin of First National Bank of Los Angeles urging lenient foreign credit at the National Foreign Trade convention. He argues free credit movement outweighs protectionist gains and warns against stifling international finance in the United States.
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Seattle
Henry M. Krebinom
First National Tank
Loe Angeles
St. Sellen
United
Utah
Gaiman Perdiows
Rommely
Funeral Services Held for Ladd
Funeral services were held for Ladd, with tributes paid to the late individual. Family and friends gathered to mourn and remember Ladd's life and contributions.
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LADD
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el Pease
Wes Wee
Springer Theareter Company
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Laguna
Shere
Eoperieces
BB. W. Most
Sante Fe
Peeterde
Les Vegas
Marcel
Dewees
Walt Mason
Ftetai
Bbc
Aziptetie
Kife
Ome
Philocophar
Artetetlo
Hicks
Las
Reese Joe Lane
Frank Crane
McClure
Georges
Geonge
Peni
Robinson
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