Armistice Day Red Cross Roll Call Promoted in City District
A canvass of the business district will launch the Red Cross Roll Call starting Armistice Day November 11. The effort, led by Meyer Osoff and local businessmen, seeks $1 memberships from county residents as women solicitors carry the drive forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Meyer Osoff
G. H. Anderman
K. C. Jcomb
Arthur Bachechi
Carl Idgeman
G. W. Borland
Roscoe Bangs
Claude Cain
Frank Krow
Walter Disque
A. J. Ex
F. A. Foes
C. T. French
Berry Given
Philip Hubbell
Thom Hughes
Ralph J. Keleher
G. Klock
Edgar Knight
H. E. Kingston
Pete Matteucel
Thom J. Mabry
B. Oxendine
Harold Nkerton
John C. Pierce
C. Pillow
W. H. Pickett
Frank Eberts
Philip Shamberger
Dr. KE. Thaxton
Maury Erwin
Baptist State Convention to Meet Next Week
The New Mexico Baptist convention will hold its annual meeting in Alamogordo on November 10. Delegations from the First Baptist Church will attend along with the Baptist Men's and Women's associations. Representatives from Southern Baptists boards will be present and the state board will meet preceding the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Baptist Coniition
Ita
Alamogordo
Ena
Aa. CC. Nymph
Aptist
Aptist Men's Association
Aptist Women’s Association
Countess Salm in Title Suit Contest in New York
Countess Salm Van Hoogstraten once Millicent Rogers faces a New York court action by Vienna attorney Emil Kammerer who says he was hired before her marriage to establish the count title but was not paid. She is seen leaving the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salm van Hoogstraeten
Millicent Rogers
New York
Emil Kammerer
Vienna
Foresters Attend District Meeting and Travel for Work
F C W Pooler district forester and R K E Marsh assistant attend a district foresters meeting in Denver for about two weeks. M M Cheney tours Tonto Crook and Coronado forests in Arizona on land business. BE 8 French and James A Scott visit Santa Fe on district forest office business. Dr M Lang returns from timber cruising in the Manzano forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. W. Pooler
R. KE. Marsh
Denver
M. M. Cheney
District Forest Office
Tonto, Crook and Coronado
Arizona
French
James A. Scott
Santa Fe
Dr. M. Lang
Manzano Forest
Boy Scout Leaders Plan Rotary Dinner Entertainment
Albuquerque Scoutmasters Association accepted Rotary Club invitation to stage a 30 minute film showing and demonstrations at the father and son dinner on November 12 with ten top Scouts. They will perform friction fire building cooking first aid signaling and the group backs Boys Life campaign while preparing a Scoutmasters training course starting November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque Scoutmaster’s Association
Rotary Club
Albuquerque
W. Vherson
American Legion Auxiliary
Boys
Life
Association
National Headquarters
T. J. McCaffrey
E. P. Ancona
H. I. Epstein
H. I. Morse
Donald Crosno
E. E
Lets Go and Don Q Lead Theater Week
Popular star Richard Talmadge headlines Lets Go with deadly stunts including a four story jump and a 45 foot drop. Also shown are When Pals Fall Out, Black Cyclone with Rex The Lady and The Killer, Shooting Injuns and Don Q the Son of Zorro starring Douglas Fairbanks with praise for his finest screen contribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideas Theater
Richard Talmadge
Franklyn Farnum
Hollywood Boulevard
Fourth Street
Los Angeles
Rex
Fred Jackman
Hal Roach
Nevada
Sunshine Theater
Douglas Fairbanks
Don Q
Zorro
International News
the Sunshine
Spain
California
Don Diego
Norway Faces Business Depression Amid Large Unemployment
Norway struggles with a downturn as thousands of men lose jobs and businesses face hardship. Government measures aim to stabilize the economy amid rising unemployment and factory closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Commission Tests Spanish Coal As Rocket Fuel Source
A commission in Spain tests distilled oil derived from Spanish coal as a potential fuel for sub arines. The experiment seeks alternatives to traditional fuels and could influence naval propulsion developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Baptist Orphans' Home Shoe Float Wins Prizes
The Baptist Orphans' Home of Portales won first prize in Roosevelt county fair Portales and Curry county fair Clo vis parades for its Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe float. The display featured a large shoe on a truck with the old woman and children peeking from holes, drawing wide publicity for the orphanage work. Rev C A Stumph provided the published photo from the Baptist State Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Orphanage
Baptist Orphans’ Home
Portales
Curry County
Clovis
Chavez County
Roswell
C. A. Stumph
Baptist State Convention
Albuquerque
Foremen Defeat Mechanics in YMCA Bowling Match
The Foremen beat the Mechanics bowling team Monday night at the YMCA alleys by 2,160 to 2,080. England will establish an artificial silk factory employing 3,000 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics
England
Children’s Pictorial Puzzles Review
Yesterday’s puzzle is explained with simple steps and clues. The solution reveals a playful image sequence and hints suitable for young readers.
Stolen Ford Found Overturned Near St. Anthony's
A Ford car stolen from Dewey Mann at a dance near the saw mill Sunday night was found overturned in a ditch near St. Anthony's orphanage. Deputies Prosperio Gonzales and Ysidro Lopez reported slight damage and no stripping, suggesting the thieves fled in a hurry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Anthony’s
Dewey Mann
Saw Mill
Prosperio Gonzales
Ysidro Lopez
Phillips places liquor ban on Old Central place in Old Town
Judge Orie L. Phillips imposed a temporary padlock injunction against the Old Central site in Old Town. Alessandro Matteucei, the owner, must post a 1 000 bond to prevent liquor sales and may rent the building for lawful uses only. Liquor operators J D Tillman and Jack Kleinworth are barred from any activity there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie L. Phillips
Old Central
Old Town
Alessandro Matteucei
Matteucei
Phillips
J. D. Tillman
Jack Kleinworth
United States District
John W. Wilson
District Attorney’s Office
Dennis Chaves
Notice of Probate Hearings and Final Accounts
In Bernalillo County New Mexico Probate Court notices announce hearings on the executors final reports in the estates of Emeline B Bower John W Turner Julia Albert. Dates set include December 14 1925 and December 21 1925 with hearings to determine heirship ownership and distribution. Attorneys Downer and Keleher appear for executors.
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State of
New Mexico
County of Bernalillo
Emeline
Bower
G. D. Bower
Mary E. Barber
Kitty M. Hope
Emeline B Bower
Emeline B. Bower
Thos. K. D. Maddison
Albuquerque
Lucy M. Harris
E. A. Harris
Bernalillo
John W. Turner
Lydia Emma Turner
South Walter
Anna Louise Jackson
Franklin
Kentucky
Helien A. Hurlburt
John B. Finn
John B Finn
Downer and Keleher
First National Bank
W. W McClellan
Woodward
Oklahoma
Otis Albert
Laverne
Rufus Albert
Kewanna
Indiana
Urey
Albert
General Delivery
Kansas City
Missouri
Julia Albert
W. A. Keleher
Downer and Webcher
N. M
WW. W. McClellan
Grantia
Direccion al Orientée
Una Questancia
San Asiin
Linia Central de
Linia Central
la Calle de
la Calle
Principio
Virginia Boulevard
al Oriente
al Oriente, la “Spur” de la Maquina de
Rajar al Norte
Los Confines
Calle de
Mountain al Sur
la Maquina de
Bajar al Norte
el Oriente
el Virginia Boulevard
Publicacion
Ordinanza de Emergencia
Necesidad Publica de Urgencia
Sello
CLY
Tingley
Presidente de la Comision de la Ciudad
Ida V. Malone
Secretaria de la Ciudad
Louisa Etel Wilson
Downer and
Keleher
City adds district and election plan for Albuquerque boundary
An 1925 ordinance outlines annexation of a district to Albuquerque with described boundary lines, division into voting districts, polling places, and election officials. It sets registration periods October 1925 and an election date November 10 1925 with emergency clause and official seals.
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Saw Mill
With Mercantile Company
West Mountain Road
Aid
Eaid
Thomas Passmore
Serapio Trujillo
Chas. LeFeber
C. H. Asquith
J. W. Skinner
R. L. Aaron
Rosa Gonzales
J. C. Smith
Kenny Swenson
Mercantile Company
Paramount Drug Company
North Fourth Street
Skinners Grocery Store
Lincoln Avenue
State of
New Mexico
Clyde Tingley
Ida V. Malone
Albuquerque City Proclaims Expansion Bounds Ordinance No 219
The city commission adopts Ordinance No 219 to enlarge Albuquerque city limits. The proclamation defines the expansion path from Mountain road to Menaul School road and along Fourth Street and Foraker Avenue following the east boundary of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe rail line. The description specifies distances and boundary lines for the extended city limits.
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Ordenanza DE LA Comisilon Numero
Sea Decretado
la Comision de la
Lindero del Oriente
City Commission
City of
Albuquerque
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Mountain Road
Menaul School Road
Fourth Street
Foraker Avenue
Indian School Road
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Lexis
Amogordo
Countess Salm
Rotary
Legion Auxiliary
Poppy Sale
Edwards
J. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Willy
The
Morning Journal
Mechanics Childers
Widmayer
Hareeee
Campbell
Tillman’s
Matteucci
J. Korber
Lcross
City
Aima
Jemima
Lucy H. Harris
Mttowt
Werk
BFA
Haanis
Down
Saw Ail Road
Albuquerque Ditch
Raynolds
Fifteenth Street
Eald
Saw Mill Spur
Saw Mill Road
Aviso DE Eleccion DE
Ciudad Y Proclama DE
Eleccion
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