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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1925

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International Chamber closes finds hope for funding war debts

Brussels reports the third biennial congress of the International Chamber of Commerce adopting resolutions that ease fears about the Dawes plan. French backing for funding war debts and new leadership, with Dr. Walter Leaf named president, boost European credit and Dawes prospects. Committees proposed to improve motor highways air transport and information networks.

International Chamber of Commerce Brussels John W. O'Leary Chamber of Commerce of United States Dawes Walter Leaf Westminster Bank of London International Chamber Willis H. Booth, Jr New York Julian Barnes O'Leary Seymour Parker Gilbert Etienne Clemente Germany Fance Belgium

Demonstration by Arkansas miners gathers in Russellville

Several thousand miners and families from four northwestern Arkansas counties arrive in Russellville to participate in a major labor demonstration over the 1924 wage scale. The march began in Ozark eighty miles away and grew as autos joined the procession toward the Bernice mines and nearby plants.

Russellville Ark Arkansas Emdeon Vine Ozark Bernice

Weather Report for Denver and surrounding areas

Weather notes from Denver dated June 24 report fair conditions in the south and unsettled skies in the north with temperature changes. The 24 hour reading ends at 6 pm yesterday showing a low around 22, humidity near 67 percent at 6 am, and light wind from the west with clear to fair skies.

Denver Mexico Arlena Sumdey iUre Corense

Votes of hotel employees challenged in contested New Mexico race

In Gallup New Mexico on June 26 testimony began in the Otero Hannett governorship contest as Republicans seek to challenge seven Harvey House employee votes cast in precinct 4 ward 1. Witnesses testified about residence and ballot handling while Democrats argued precincts cannot be split into wards. Judge Edwin Mechem indicated rulings would follow after continued testimony.

Gallup N. M Harvey House Francis E. Wood Otero-Hannett Essie Young Beulah Rennell Otero Wood Edwin Mechem Lucille Berta Justasia Alfred Ruiz McKinney County Francisco Garcia Hauls Rule Do .F. Gray Gellup W. H Kre Eer Gaile Felipe Hustamente Legel Merc-Hannett Fawin Mechem

Brothers Held for Slaying of Their Nephew

Two brothers remain in custody after a fatal shooting of their nephew Alfredo Gal in what authorities describe as a domestic dispute. Detectives report the incident occurred near a Las Marcia residence where the pair allegedly fled before officers captured them. The motive and exact timeline are under investigation.

Sane Masciel Las Marcia SeturGex Tores E Torres Aom Aed Alfredo Gallegem Ahuwt Sam Marchal Geeorre

Boy Found Dead at Home With Revolver Nearby

Harold Mosley is found dead at his residence 414 Fast Santa Fe Avenue with a revolver beside him. Police say the death appears self inflicted and is being investigated as a possible suicide. No other individuals are reported harmed.

Harold Mosley Fast Santa Fe Avenue

Tragic Gun Death of Harold Mosley at East Santa Fe

Harold Mosley aged 19 was found dead with a bullet wound beside a 45 caliber army revolver in his mother's room at 414 East Santa Fe Avenue. Police believe self-inflicted death after taking the gun from a work site. his mother Maude Mossey and two young women tenants recall a recent melancholic period and a prior near miss with suicide.

Harold Mosley East Santa Fe Avenue MeRae Maude Mossey Firet National Bank McRae Anna Bell Cecilia Koons Mia J. M. Koons Mosley Curtle Lipe Mrs. Mosley Mostey Reomett Kane Carbone Caicide Ageim Mesley

Bodies Recovered From Wreckage After Disaster

Reports indicate several bodies have been recovered from wreckage following a disaster near a coastal area. Officials and rescuers continued search and recovery efforts as teams work to identify victims and determine the cause of the incident.

Beall's Action Reported As Tax Commission Meeting Notes

Sante Fe June 24 reports indicate Beall's tax commission proceedings with checks issued and expenses itemized. The memo cites a $467.25 expenditure and notes dates around June 26 for committee actions and budget review.

Mr. Heal J. FF. Beet Ulises A. Marin Byrem Eniter

Reclamation on Efficient Basis Work's Program Meeting

A June session reviewed the efficient basis work program with Secretary of the Interior and government officials. Discussion focused on timely implementation, farmer needs, and potential funding steps to support the reclamation effort.

Kenneth L. Wilson Named Northwestern Athletic Director

Kenneth L. Wilson is appointed athletic director at Northwestern, as reported in AP dispatches. Details are sparse due to OCR quality, but the headline confirms the leadership change at the university’s athletic department.

Kenneth L. Wilson Northwestern

Automobile Hit By Train Injures Grants Resident

Eliseo Barela, 59, of San Rafael, was seriously injured when his car was struck by Santa Fe No. 4 near Grants. He suffered fractured ribs and scalp wounds and was taken to St. Joseph's hospital. A dog in the car was killed. Barela did not see the train due to cars on a siding. The vehicle overturned and blocked a switch track. A separate near accident occurred at Mountain road crossing when an eastbound freight train stopped a carriage and frightened horse to prevent a collision.

Santa Fe Grants Eliseo Barela San Rafael Barela St. Joseph's Hospital Bernalillo Mercantile Company Parela Starela Mountain Road Cressing Maouuntain Monsey

Eagle boat towed to Norfolk after coast guard pickup

A disabled eagle boat was found at sea near Gandey and towed to Norfolk by coast guard units after a distress message was picked up at the harbor. The vessel was located and secured near Cannabassett.

Mnesftetk

Two youths on bicycles collide with autos in city area

The report notes two juveniles on bicycles colliding with cars in an urban street scene. It mentions nearby witnesses and the involvement of local authorities as investigators collect details at the scene.

Shepherd acquitted in Cook County murder case

Chicago June 26 AP William Darling Shepherd was found not guilty of murdering his foster son William Nelson McClintock after a five hour forty minute jury deliberation. He walked free from Cook County Jail while facing one additional murder charge in a separate McClintock case.

Chicago William Darling Shepherd William Nelson McClintock Shepherd Cook County

Alleged Liquor Vessel Whicky Cargo Captured

A damaged report notes the capture of a liquor vessel named Whicky Cargo amid wartime proceedings. The fragmentary text mentions maritime actions, potential seizure by authorities, and references to U.S. war efforts. Specific names, dates, or outcomes are unreadable in the OCR segment.

Whicky

Chronology of the William Shepherd Case in Chicago

The trial of William Parting Shepherd began after six weeks of preparation. Jury selection consumed three weeks and three days, testimony twelve days, and three days were spent on jury pleas by four attorneys. Shepherd faced 22 counts of murder linked to allegedly using germs to cause his foster son William Nelson McClintock’s death from typhoid fever amid a city epidemic.

Chicago William Parting Shepherd Shepherd William Nelson McClintock Egatner Shepherd Kenilworth North Shore Shepherds

Family Feud in Grant Leads to Rancher Death

Silver City New Mexico report states 54 year old M Irwin was killed yesterday by cattleman Puse Kae planers in a feud over cattle brands. The motive is linked to family feud. Irwin had lived in the county for thirty years and is survived by his spouse and several children.

Grant N. M M. Irwin Lete Puse Wuthers Silver City

Plot to Kidnap Mrs Jackling Foiled

A foiled plot to kidnap Mrs Jackling was thwarted today as police intervened. A suspect, Barker, faced questions, while officers investigated possible ties to the Ce Re and Pees’ Lickowig groups. Further details were not released.

Jackling Meee Barker

Dayn Washington Peewee Clowns Gate Dirt Teeste Beets

Dayn Washington leads the Peewee squad as they face a tough game against Car State in Teeste club action. The contest tests the Clowns defense while the Beets push pace.

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