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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1925

Page

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War Mothers Committee 19 to Visit Several Cities

Major J H Toulouse told the Lions Club at the Franciscan hotel that the War Mothers Memorial association committee will tour soon, visiting Chicago Denver Colorado Springs Albuquerque and possibly other western towns to locate the War Fathers Memorial Hospital a 506 000 institution. General Lloyd Rett chairs the committee with Mrs Emmett Igney Major Eben Tham Mrs Harry King and Major Toulouse. The Lions plan a Father’s Day observance and an upcoming Christmas auction to fund youth magazines for Rio Grande and other schools.

J. H. Toulouse E Lions Club Yhe Franciscan Hotel War Mothers Memorial Assation Chicago Denver Colorado Springs Abuquerque New Mexico Phoenix Ocean Warfathers Memorial Hospital Lioyd Rett Emmett Igney New York Ebentham Boston Harry King Kago Toulouse Father of Lions E Rio Grande

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Helps Constipation

A Mon ticello doctor argues many women and girls suffer from chronic constipation tied to headaches and indigestion. His Syrup Pepsin offers gentle, natural bowel movement with occasional dosing, praised as harmless and pleasant for children.

W. B. Caldwell Monticello Sat

Aged Man Falls at Police Station Over Vicious Dog

Raphael Tagliaferro 315 North Broadway collapsed at the police station after thinking of parting with his net dog alleged to have bitten two women. The dog will be held by the city poundmaster until the hearing next Monday on harboring a vicious dog.

Raphael Tagliaferro North Broadway Tagliaferro Felicitas Shoat North Walter Street Prescillana Zamora Alameda Health Department Louis Caire Roddy George Washington Ward Salazar

Chile Thief Steals Horse Wagon Load of Chile

A Duranes ranchman bought a wagon load of chili near Isleta and stopped at a store by Trumbull Avenue. He returned to find his horse wagon and chili missing. A railroad watchman saw a man enter the wagon but mistook him for the owner. The thief fled, while the owner failed to leave his name or say adios.

Duranes Isleta Trumbull Avenue

Auto Upset by Collision Cited for Court

Donald Becker of 1508 Fast Geld avenue and Julian Dallas of 1619 South Edith street collided near Edith and Lewis about 10 PM Tuesday. Dallas sustained bruises and a severe shaking up, Becker was uninjured. both cars were damaged. Patrolman Renfro cited both drivers into police court for reckless driving.

Donald Becker Fast Geld Avenue Julian Dallas Edith Street Edith and Lewis Dallas Brecker Fred Renfro

Talmadge Family in Albuquerque Visit

Norma Talmadge Natalie Talmadge Buster Keaton and Mrs Lionel Talmadge passed through Albuquerque on Tuesday. Norma returned from New York with clothing for her next film Kiki and plans to start studio work soon after returning to the coast.

Talmadge Albuquerque Norma Talmadge Natalie Talmadge Buster Keaton Lionel Talmadge Norma New York Kiki

24 Million Trout Are Distributed in Colorado Rockies

Colorado Fish and Game Commissioner R G Parvin announced that 24 million trout were released into streams of the Rockies over the past year, raising the total to 44 million in two years and promising a fisherman's paradise next spring and summer.

Rockies Denver Colorado Hockies R. G. Parvin Atate Fish and Game Parvin Colorado

Croesus Widow Plans Honeymoon With French Vicomte

Mrs. Bessie Kohl widow of Frederick Kohl of San Francisco, famed for wealth and home life, prepares to marry the French titled Vicomte de Lambarytye.

Croesus Vicomte Bessie Kohl Frederick Kohl San Francisco Caliban Croesus Vicomte de Lambarytye

Orphan Adopted by Train Engineer After Fatal Crash

Evelyn Castle a nine year old orphan whose parents and sisters died when an automobile was struck by a train near Harrisburg Oregon last August was adopted by Harvey Carpenter the engineer of the train and his wife by a jury verdict over the child s guardian uncle Emmett Castle The engineer who was held blameless had offered a home and Evelyn expressed affection for both Carpenters after the verdict

Portland Ore Evelyn Castle Harrisburg Harvey Carpenter Emmett Castle Evelyn Mrs. Carpenter Carpenter

Four Dairy Firms Challenge Colorado Antitrust Law

Denver federal court considers challenges by Beatrice Creamery and three Denver dairies to Colorado antitrust statute. Beatrice seeks injunction against state actions. suits by other dairies also reviewed. Judges Lewis Symes and Kennedy preside. ruling expected early next week.

Denver Colo Beatrice Creamery Company Delaware Colorado Beatrice Company Denver Dairies United States Robert KE. Lewis J. Foster Symes T. Blake Kennedy Symes Pueblo Foster W. Cline

Wife of New Mexico cattleman dies in Denver hospital

Mrs. Louise H. O'Donnel of Bell Ranch died at St. Luke's hospital in Denver early Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be held at St. John's cathedral in Denver, Thursday. She was the wife of Charles M. O'Donel, who serves as first vice president of the American National Livestock association and president of the New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers' association.

Louise H. O'Donnel Bell Ranch St. Luke's Hospital Denver Albuquerque St. John’s Cathedral O'Donel Charles M. O'Donel O' Donel American National Livestock Association New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association

Woman Third Victim Of Motor Car Crash

North Platte Neb Nov 3 Mrs Samuel J Salyer of Fort Collins Colo died in a hospital here late today the third victim of an automobile crash yesterday in which her husband and another man perished Her husband and Mr H Bentz also of Fort Collins were instantly killed when their car was struck by a Union Pacific passenger train at Maxwell crossing near here.

North Platte Neb Samuel J. Salyer Fort Collins Colo Hr. H. Bentz Union Pacific Maxwell Crossing

Former Judge Patterson Dies After Election Victory

Philadelphia reports former Judge John M. Patterson died late tonight after serving as a Republican candidate for district attorney in today’s vote. Patterson was a leading figure in Philadelphia legal circles and had campaigned actively for the DA post.

Philadelphia John M. Patterson

Nineteen Pro Football Teams Rise in Major U.S. Cities

A list shows nineteen teams now play professional football across eighteen large cities including New York Providence Rochester Buffalo Philadelphia Pottsville Cleveland Canton Akron Columbus Dayton Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Kansas City Rock Island Green Bay and Minneapolis.

United States New York Providence Rochester Buffalo Philadelphia Pottsville Cleveland Canton Akron Columbus Dayton Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Kansas City Rock Island Green Bay Minneapolis

Diamond Dye garment and drapery dyeing instruction

A brief ad outlines a universal dye for any garment or drapery under the name Diamond Dye. It promises simple use by dipping to tint or boiling to dye, suggesting an easy home solution for colors.

Albuquerque G P A votes to close 1925 quail season in three NM counties

The Albuquerque Game Protective Association passed a resolution urging the state game commission to close the 1925 quail season in Sandoval Valencia and Socorro counties. They offered to match the department’s patrol manpower and urged reporting of banded Gambel quail to study migrations. Membership drive planned with March 1 to February 28 term.

Game Commission New Mexico Albuquerque Game Protective Association State Game Commission Sandoval Valenccia Socorr Albuquerque Association Albuquerque State Game Department Sandiaa Magdalena G. P. A Mogollon Mountains Santa Fe Association R.T. Harrison Hi. B. Jamison G. BP. A C. Davis R. L. Harrison K. €. Kartchner Arizona Hagan

Electric car jumps track halting Old Town line

Traffic on the Old Town electric railway was suspended Tuesday morning after a car jumped the track and swung across the street in front of the Hunting estate between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. The Motorette Miss Letha Hanna was guiding the vehicle toward the city. No obstacle was found on the track and two to three passengers were aboard.

Old Town Hunting Estate Letha Hanna

Fire crews battle grass blaze near Washington Park

Windy Tuesday afternoon sparks ignite grass and weeds on the commons west of Tenth Street on Gold Avenue. Central Fire Station responds with a truck and about 45 minutes to control the blaze before it reaches a fence at the south end of Washington Park, causing no damage.

Tenth Street Gold Avenue Central Fire Station Washington Park

Will Remember Veterans Forget-Me-Not Sale and Armistice Day

The American Legion Auxiliary will run a forget-me-not sale on Saturday and Armistice Day November 11. Members will deliver a box of candy to every disabled World War II veteran in the city.

American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary

Information Bureau for State Teachers Opens This Afternoon

The information bureau for teachers at the state convention will open this afternoon at the Y M C A building under the Chamber of Commerce. Telephone 624. Teachers expected to arrive tonight. automobile owners urged to meet trains No 13 7 30 p m No 8 5 p m El Paso 8 20 a m 9 05 a m 4 45 p m 8 p m 13 8 p m. Merchants asked to decorate their establishments for the convention starting Thursday morning.

Y. M Chamber of Commerce Thureseday

Gas and Electric beat Clerks on alleys in league match

Gas and Electric bowlers defeated Clerks at the M.M.A. venue Tuesday evening by 2 522 to 2 143. Gasser and Helectric led for Gas and Electric with strong marks.

Clerke

Government Wins Verdict On Grazing Damage Case

The United States was awarded $95.98 in federal court by Judge Orie L. Phillips against John Kelly for altered illegal grazing in the Apache National Forest. Kelly was enjoined to keep his cattle from the territory in question.

United States John Kelly Orie L. Phillips Apache National Forest Kelly

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