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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1925

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Locarno Pact Seen On Road to European Peace

London reports a cautious view of the Locarno agreement with Germany entering as a major milestone. Briand’s earlier stance and the Ruhr crisis are weighed against a four power pact and German entry to the League of Nations, amid Liberal skepticism and fears of future entanglements.

Lloyd George Germany Stresemann Alence-Loraine Aly Locarne Ramsay MacDou Lt Europe France Britain Belgium League of Nations Sleef League Locarno America Althoush Brstein Bates Molmeese Westy Chambertsin

Weather outlook for Denver and New Mexico weekend

Weather forecast shows fair conditions for Sunday and Monday with southerly winds and minor temperature changes. Regional sums indicate warm to extreme southeast areas and unsettled wording due to OCR errors. details from local university report appear incomplete.

Denver New Mexico

RoerI Aealbha As Democratic Chairman Succeeds Him

Bernalillo county Democratic central committee accepts the resignation of H Charles Roehl who says state administration is dominated by ex republicans and ex socialists Frank Butt is elected chairman but will brief tenure. Roehl vows to become a Bronson Cutting Democrat and defends his campaign leadership amid party tensions.

H. Charles Roehl Bernalillo County Democratic Central Committee Court House Roehl Frank Butt Butt Bronson Cutting Republican Party Bernalillo Carl C. Magee State Tribune Magee Hie Hannett Berna Mme County Felipe Mubbell Reehl Hoeh Zamora Tere

Atrisco Woman Slightly Hurt In Auto Smash

Mrs Leonides Abeta of Atriece was slightly injured Saturday afternoon when her vehicle driven by her husband collided at Fourth Street and Central Avenue. Freda W Muff was arrested for traffic violations and to appear in police court Monday morning. Abeta was taken to the Women and Children's Hospital with minor injuries.

Leonides Abeta Atriece Fouth Street Central Avenue Ty Freda W. Muff Pelice Court Meornig Abeta

Real Estate Outlook Boosts Albuquerque Market and North End Extension

The Albuquerque Realtors Association notes a bright six month real estate outlook with many properties changing hands. They discuss city extension, building code impacts, and sewer bond funding tied to general taxes as the north end prepares to join the city on November 1.

Albuquerque Realtors Association Fdsecretary Eys Retardwar Knight Ing City Extension New York Avenue North End Bend Teaues Albuauerene

Mayor of Los Angeles Injured in Street Car Collision

Angeles October 31 the mayor of Angeles was injured in a collision between his automobile and a street car. He was rushed to the receiving penitentiary where a check in notation is seen.

Los Angeles Angeles Ivyer Wes Cation

Three escape death after car overturns and traps trio

A vehicle overturned trapping three people, but all escaped serious harm. Names given include Eseiyn VPorreh Tom Witherson and Viegl duds, with conflicting spellings. The accident blocked a roadway as bystanders aided in freeing them.

Eseiyn Vporreh Tom Witherson Viegl

Causes Of Wrecking Homes Revealed In Report

Denver reports domestic strife and poverty linked to auto ownership and in laws as major factors in 2,508 homes broken in the year ending July 1. The figure contrasts with 3,064 marriages in Denver during the same period as per Harry Kuffner's study.

Denver Harry Kuffner

Extension law praised by Ortiz and Nolasco at North End meeting

Vivian Nolasco told a North End crowd at North Fourth Street schoolhouse that Modesto Ortis opposed the extension statute while Ettie Hernandez and others voiced support. The town hall featured criticism of the city commission and mayor, with another session planned for Wednesday as 404 commission members were invited to speak.

Vivian Nolasco North End North Fourth Street Modesto Ortis Martinestown Capunene Ested County End Amt Bisteiannimi Lomas Ty Commission Nenth Fourth Street Tingley Swope

Man Sentenced 250 Days For Flag Desecration

Los Angeles report says Jake Ball, a cleaner and dyer, received 250 days in jail after pleading ignorance of desecrating an American flag used to wipe shop windows. Judge Maeis indicated an appeal and set bail at 1000 dollars.

Los Angeles Jake Ball Cleaeer Dyer Hal Maeis Sal

Weds in Jail Goes Alone on Honeymoon

A man identified as Deever married Lele B and spent his honeymoon behind bars. A court heard he faced three year sentence but pled guilty to violating a barrier to marriage set by a magistrate.

Deever Cortetesss Lele White Ceriatssea

Annual dividend rate change noted in reference

October 31 notice notes a reference operation affecting the annual dividend rate 84 to 85 and declares a dividend of 1 currency unit. The document mentions additions to the amount and references to adjustments in related figures.

Aend York Dareesaan

Hoover warns on foreign monopolies gouging American consumers

Secretary Hoover argues foreign monopolists in rubber coffee nitrates and other raw materials threaten U S industry. He estimates the U S spends over 800 million annually on monopoly controlled commodities and warns retaliatory price controls could trigger a world trade crash. He urges freer worldwide trade and warns against national producers mimicking U S anti trust limits.

Erie Hoover United States Commerce United Sates America

Karar Dynasty in Persia Deposed by Temporary Government

Teheoren Oct. 31 reports a resolution declaring the Karar dynasty ousted and a temporary government to be installed in line with the constitution and national laws. The vote reportedly favored establishing a provisional regime and addressing the form of governance.

Karar Persia Teheoren Peres Cen

Buckeye Well No 2 Flows Gas in Wellington Field

Buckeye Well No 2 in Wellington field produces gas at a noted rate with daily output metrics referenced. The report cites a 3,300 person daily capacity and mentions ongoing tests and the discovery sequence by associated operators and engineers.

Buckeye Wellington

Bursum Charged With Irregularities In New Mexico Vote

Washington reports Holm O. Bursum republican files a bill alleging ballot alteration intimidation and other irregularities in the New Mexico senatorial contest. He seeks a recount and recanvass claiming Bratton and associates used wrongful practices and cites supposed ineligible voters including insane persons ex entrants minors and aliens.

Washington New Mexico Holm O. Bursum Senate Sam G. Bratton Bursum Bratton

Bursum Alleges Irregularities in New Mexico Senate Contest

Former Senator Holm C. Bursum tells investigators of the Bursum Bratton race that irregularities tainted the election. He claims votes were cast on government and Indian reservations and 247 Pueblo Indians were denied, martial law affected results, ballot boxes were tampered with, poll books were withheld, and ballots altered in several counties. He names Lorenzo Delgado and Jacob Porschheim among those implicated and cites manipulated ballots at key locations.

Washington United States Holm C. Bursum New Mexico Bursum Hursum J. F. Hinkle San Miguel County Lorenzo Delgado Elke Club Tucumeart de Varene Banta Fe Harding County Jacob Plorsheim Democratic Party Reunie W. F. Zumbrunn A. EB. Renehen Santa Fe N. M

Wildcats Edge Aggies In Narrow Arizona Victory

Arizona, led by captain Mary Wee, grinds out a 10 point win over New Mexico Agricultural College. The Wildcats hold off late Aggie drives as McKale’s reserves see action in the final minutes.

Arizona New Mexico McKale Tucson Aris NeKale University of Arizona New Mexico Agriculture College Imbie Winalip Artanes Meary Neer Weoley Cole

Grange Grinds Pennsylvanias Quakers 24 to 2

Red Grange dominates at Franklin Field as Illinois defeats Pennsylvania 24 to 2 before a 62 000 crowd. Grange scores three touchdowns and sets up another, with strong blocking and key interference fueling the Bullish Illini performance.

Philadelphia Associated Press Red Grange Franklin Field Pennsylvania Grange Quakers Michigan Evania Vennegivella Huntton Hed Hritten Dougherty Ehock Dliners Yale Chicago al Kreus Krevst Grange Ced Bs Hinten Venneyivenia Britten Sromee Hasselt Witlsem Marriner Cafety Ty Britton Lieferee

Durkin shooting claims life in police investigation

A man believed to be Durkin was shot and killed in a daytime incident. Police and detectives pursued leads, with officers detaining a suspect as the investigation continues.

Durkin

Day in Washington Confused Notes From A Fragment

Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Washington day with unclear dates and references to federal commissioners. Readable elements mention a meeting, a commission, and a demotion possibility, but details are obscured by garbled wording and typos.

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