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06 Nov 1925
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Albuquerque Morning Journal in Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
1
Education leaders gather as New Mexico group elects Carroon president
Frank Carroon, president of the Normal University at Las Vegas, is the sole nominee for president of the New Mexico Educational Association. The convention at Washington Junior High will vote tomorrow, with results announced Saturday. Other officers and board members were named, including J. Reid, D. N. Roe, Ira Sprecher, and local officials from Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Roswell. The opening session drew about 1,000 educators. Governor Hannett outlined laws aiding schools and budgeting reforms, while Miss Isabel Eckles urged schools to build good citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carroon
Normal University
Atas Vegas
Ew Mexico Educational Association
Carroon
Washington Junior High School
Tor
New Mexico
J. T. Eid
Tesia
W. J.farland
Easts Vegas
Juan Jdancy
Puerto de Luna
J. J. Fenin
Dawson
J. M. Bickley
Ovis
Aries
Gavelnor
Ira Sprecher
le Chamber of Commerce
J. Reid
Artesia
KR. R. Larkin
Exander
Mecklenburgeunty
North Carolina
Roswell
Pope
Menal Training Department
Roswell High School
Hich
Pearce
Defrant
Socorro
Tne
Isabel L. Eckles
Margaret Reeves
Reeves
Adelaide Dampiere
Helen Gurule
Denver Weather Outlook for Friday and Saturday
New Mexico sees cloudy skies Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. Arizona forecasts generally fair conditions, though the northeast portion remains unsettled with a bit warmer Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New Mexico
Temprature
Arizona
Local Weather Summary Cites University Data
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended 6 p m yesterday recorded by the University show a high 49 degrees and a low 35 with a largely cloudy day and light winds. precipitation is noted as minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiccatees
Sunrise and sunset times for November 7 in Albuquerque
Sunrise will be at 6 33 a m and sunset at 5 03 p m local Albuquerque time. The note adds slight changes by about one minute for sunrise and five minutes for sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Rother bound over on assault charge in Ramirez case
Conrado and Gaulfrido Ruiz brothers faced district court on $1,000 bond each after a hearing before Justice of the Peace D. Montoya. Pedro Ramirez and Francisco Gonzales testified they found Liberado Ramirez attacked at Bernabe Sisneros pool hall, with Conrado wielding a knife and Gaulfrido a billiard cue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrado and
Gaulfrido Ruiz
Liberado Ramirez
Justice of the Peace
D. Montoya
Pedro Ramirez
Francisco Gonzales
John Venable
Bernabe Sisneros
North Seventh Street
Ramirez
Ruiz Brothers
Conrado
Gaulfrido
Liberado
Gonzales
North Side City Extension Registration Totals
City officials report 980 registrations for the north end extension election on November 10. They caution this figure does not reflect the final vote, as many voters are anticipated to qualify by affidavit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Prohibition In United States Gains Ground In Bride Claims
A Chicago gathering of the Anti-Saloon League opens with leaders praising prohibition progress. Key speakers warn wets aim to revive liquor traffic and undermine enforcement while pledging support for officers and expanded public unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago
Anti-Saloon League
George H. Dekay
League
Thomas Nicholson
Detroit
Anna Gordon
F. Scott McBride
Congress
Canada
McBride
Association Against the
Wets
General Andrews
Prohibition
Tafoya Buried With Military Honors at State Capitol
Santa Fe November 5 State Corporation Commissioner Ed C Tafoya was buried in the national cemetery with full military honors. Requiem high mass was held at St Francis Cathedral as the state house closed and the flag flew at half mast. Veterans of two wars joined the funeral procession and a Legionnaire delivered the eulogy at the grave. Troop E 111th Cavalry fired a salute and taps followed. The body lay in state in the capitol rotunda yesterday as Legionnaires guarded the coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
State Corporation
Ed C. Tafoya
National Cemetery
Church
State United
Cathedral of
St. Francis
State House
A. T. Clannett
Tafoya
Miguel A. Otero
Troop E
111Th Cavalry
State
Wildcats Leave 10 Strong for Lobo Tilt in Albuquerque
University of Arizona Wildcats travel to Albuquerque with 20 players led by coach McKale. Key injuries thin the lineup as stars Mosely and Jackson are sidelined. Mosey may join late, while Gentry is doubtful on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
McKale
University of Arizona
Wildcats
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico Lobos
Mosely
Firpo” Jackson
Roy Roberts
Gentry
Shifflet
Austin
Gridley
Diverbliss
B. Brookshire
Smith
Flickenger
van Dusen
F. Brookshire
Mc.Ardle
Salmon
Davis
Gibbings
Gilliland
Diebold
Drachman
Crouch
Stofft
Chapman Loses Legal Fight in Conn for Chapman's Execution
Gerald Chapman the notorious bandit lost his bid to save his life when Connecticut's supreme court upheld the lower court verdict convicting him of killing Patrolman James Skelly in New Britain on October 12 1924. Execution date set for early December after earlier reprieve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Gerald Chapman
State Supreme Court
New Britain
Chapman
Hartford
John
Trumbull
Supreme Court of Errors
Wheeler
James Skelly
Irish Potatoes Reach Twenty Year High Price in Fresno
Fresno California November 5 Irish potatoes sold at five dollars per hundredweight in local markets for the highest price in twenty years. Wholesalers attribute the shortage to freezing in Washington and Idaho last month and heavy snows that will hinder eastern harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
Calif
Washington
Idaho
Three GIs Killed in Plane Crash in Hawaii Cane Field
Three enlisted men Sergeant Porter, Sergeant McCracken, and Private Smith were killed when a military airplane crashed in a cane field near Honolulu on November 6. The accident occurred during an unspecified mission, prompting inquiries by base authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Porter
McCracken
Smith
Manus Named Tate Chairman by Democrats
The New Mexico Democratic State Central Committee elected J. B. McManus of Santa Fe as chairman, accepted E. B. Swope’s resignation, and pledged support to Senator Sam Bratton. The committee also discussed forming a Spanish weekly owned by Democrats and accused Bursum of Ku Klux Klan ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McManus
Santa Fe
Sam Bratton
United States
Senate
Democratic State Central Committee
Chamber of Commerce
E. B. Swope Albuquerque
McMantus
J. C. Gilbert
Roswell
J. ¥. Hewitt
White Oaks
Smith
de Baca
J. 8S. Vaught
Albuquerque
Vaught
Democratic Party
McManus
Bratton
New Mexico
Washington
Bursum
Otero-Hannett
A. L. Zinn
Ku Klux Klan
Zinn
Santa Fe New Mexican
United States Senate
W. F. Zumbrun
Zumbrun
Denver
A. A. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Jones
Democratic State Committee
Swope
Hannett
Colonel Cutting
Socorro
Rio Arriba
Carl Magee
San Miguel County
Progress Report on War Debt Talks in Congress
Reports circulate in congressional circles that a tentative funding agreement has been reached regarding Italy’s war debt. The develop ment signals progress in negotiations and could influence upcoming votes.
Italy War Debt Talks Make Progress toward Funding
Substantial progress reported in Washington toward a funding agreement for Italy's war debt with a tentative accord seen by observers. Negotiations involve Secretary Mellon and Count Volpi with secrecy kept by both commissions as they reassess capacity to pay and terms below the Belgian settlement. President Coolidge slated to be briefed at the cabinet meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Italy
United States
Mellon
Count Volpi
Coolidge
Trial opens in Blazer murder case over daughter Hazel
Dr Harold E Blazer faces a jury in Littleton Colorado on charges he killed his daughter Hazel 34 who was described as a child woman. Defense seeks insanity and argues ending her life would make her happy while the defendant shows calm indifference in court as jurors are selected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Colo
Harold E. Blazer
Hazel
Blazer
Frances Bishop
Lewis D. Mowry
House Ways and Means Committee Hints Tax Cut Plan
The committee voted to remove over 1 million from the federal income tax roll by raising exemptions and cutting rates. Exemptions rise to 1500 for single filers and 3500 for heads of families. top rate drops to 20 percent. standard brackets cut. dependent exemption increases to 21. earned income deduction kept at 25 percent for 10000 or less. Estimated revenue loss exceeds 200 million dollars with further excise tax cuts and possible inheritance levy tweaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Melton
Treasury
Lord
Committee
Government aid for industry urged in civil aviation plan
A Washington report by the committee on civil aviation urges creating a bureau of civil aeronautics within the commerce department with broad powers to regulate and promote civil flying. It calls for government aid through a continuing program, air routes and navigation facilities, and research, but opposes direct subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Department of
United States
Europe
Commerce Committee of
House
Senate
International Air Navigation
Paris
Committee On
Congress
Post Office Department
Thanksgiving turkeys ample as crop runs four percent below last year
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture says there will be plenty of turkeys for Thanksgiving with the national crop 4 percent smaller than last year. Production rose in most states except Texas Illinois Kansas Oklahoma and California where drought and late hatching left weights light and quality only fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Illinois
Kansas
Oklahoma
California
Philadelphia asks Albuquerque for city cleanup ideas
Philadelphia seeks information from Albuquerque on keeping streets and parks clean. City Manager R B H Calkins received a Thursday letter from Joseph E H Hagedorn of the Philadelphia Forum asking for Albuquerque’s methods. Hagedorn noted Albuquerque’s reputed cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Albuquerque
R.B. H. Calkins
Joseph E H. Hagedorn
The
Philadelphia Forum
Hagedorn
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Lobo Tilt
Moseley
Jackson
Roberts
Connecticut
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W. G. Lee
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