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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary local notes record Thursday night events, business outlets, marriages and social happenings. Names such as Alfred Arwile and Joyce are mentioned along with a couple’s marriage and a public event near New Mega. Details are partial and obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmentary text from University Heights page shows garbled names and stray phrases. Readable elements mention a university, dates, and affiliates but no coherent event or outcome to report.
A Duke City resident travels to his old hometown to support local efforts while pursuing salmon. The report notes community ties and the man’s fishing trip as part of his visit. No clear dates or names are legible.
A brief notice offers solace and support to readers during a period of personal loss, delivering a compassionate blanketing sentiment and urging community care for those grieving.
A Rotary Club meeting approved funding to extend summer playground work in Albuquerque. The plan covers youths east of the railroad and north of Central, expanding the Twilight League under Glen Ream at Washing ton Park with Art Trauth assisting. Legion Park offered by Hugh A. Carlisle post for games. Trauth, a top 1925 graduate, cited Fort Logan camps as a credential, while George Little warned of rising crime linked to home neglect and excess leisure. Ream proposed a city wide committee to coordinate youth efforts and supervisors in each park to boost supervised play programs.
Police think Jim Hatley and another man used similar forged checks to obtain groceries and cash. Witnesses described a man seen at the store, with addresses matching in local records. Authorities traced both incidents to the same address and person, amid ongoing inquiries.
The Albuquerque Business College will relocate from the Kerber building to the Giomi building on Third and Central, occupying about 5000 square feet on the second floor. Extensive renovations by E. L. Coen are under way, with a redesigned layout including a large central room and glassed‑in departments.
The Ideal Theater presents Slow Dynamite with Matty Mattison in a five reel western drama and a two reel comedy Thirst starring Mack Swain and Ethel Teare. Sunshine Theater shows Men and Women a Paramount drama with Richard Dix and Tropics shorts. The Four Davies offer a new Romancing program with The Rainbow Trail and other serials plus a free Kept sale.
A brief notice states that no more checks will be accepted at the post office. The terse message gives no further details and appears to be an authoritative directive.
The Legionnaires sign three new players for the final stretch. Lefty MecCaig joins from Globe Arizona league and may start against Santa Fe or Belen. J R Kernan and Bill Matney add infield or outfield and relief pitching roles. C R Robinson from Ft Bayard aids as coach with Doerr starting Sunday against the Saints with Matney on reserve.
Judge Collin Neblett grants an injunction in federal court restraining the Peralta Gold Mine company from using a road across the Canada de Cochiti grant in Sandoval county. Bonanza Development claims property rights while Peralta asserts continuous use since immemorial. Mechem and Vellacotta represented the plaintiff Marron and Wood the defendant.
The new Kress estore in the Kress building on West Central Avenue opens July 18. Carl C. Smith of Keck Island, Vite announced the company’s arrival. Stock is on hand and ready for shelves. sales force being organized in a modern, well lighted, ventilated store with display windows and conveniences for customers.
A letter to the Chamber of Commerce from W H Simpson assistant general passenger agent for the Santa Fe requests 02 Altuyserque booklets for retribution from the Chicago office. Western readers show growing interest in Duke City literature and culture.
A Steamship Company issues notices through its legal agent W Hlent in a bid to publicize city services. A letter from the New York head office requests action to ensure dissemination, with the matter referred to the Charter of Commerce for handling and timing.
The fragment mentions Pulys C48 and Cammy Ald GPW in an arena context with a payment phrase. It lacks clear event details, dates, or organizations.
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