England's Feudal Past and the Land Question
London columnist David Lloyd George argues that Britain must modernize its feudal land system as Europe already did after the war. He cites tenant evictions, farm wage precarity, and strategic need to self sustain, warning the system hampers agriculture and economy amid deep Depression.
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David Lloyd George
London
Britain
Europe
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Baltic States
England
Brittain
Weather forecast for New Mexico Arizona and Rocky Mountains
Partly cloudy in New Mexico Sunday and Monday with little temperature change. Arizona to be unsettled Sunday and mostly fair Monday. Northern and Southern Rocky Mountain regions expect showers early to midweek, then mostly fair with near normal to cooler temperatures. highs near 88 and lows near 54, variable winds, sunrise 6:02 to 6:04, sunset 6:44 to 6:46.
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Denver
New Mexico
Arizona
Washington
Oct
Rocky Mountain and
Plateau
Bank order pays six percent dividend to depositors
An additional six percent dividend is to be paid to depositors and creditors of Citizens National Bank of Albuquerque starting Monday under an order by Judge Orie L. Phillips. Receiver Albert G. Simms filed the petition, bringing total dividends to 82 percent and about 30000 dollars to be distributed. Depositors in Albuquerque and out of town are to receive checks by mail or at Simms' office, with another potential payout expected later in 1925 or early 1926.
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Citizens National Bank of Albuquerque
Orie L. Phillips
Albert G. Simms
Simms
Car Crash on Fourth Street Injures Heldreth Family
A. M. Heldreth of Milwaukee and family were injured when their car hit a telephone pole near Menaul school road Saturday morning. Mrs. Heldreth, Stanley, and Harriett sustained non fatal injuries. Mr. Heldreth unhurt. The pocketbook with about 300 dollars was lost and later found empty. Charles Rice, driving the other vehicle, was briefly detained. a tourist at the scene may hold key information about the missing money. The sheriff investigates disappearance of the pocketbook.
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A. M. Heldreth
Milwaukee
Wis
Menaul School Road
Minnie Heldreth
Stanley
Harriett
Women's and Children’s Hospital
Heldreth
North Fourth Street
Charles Rice
Rice
Wisconsin Defeats Iowa State 30 to 0 in Opener
Madison reports Wisconsin opens 1925 season with a 30 to 0 win over Iowa State at Camp Randall. Crowd near 10,000 watches Littele’s team stop passes, dominate punting and tackling, with Wisconsin throwing 12 of 27 and completing 10 of 15 passes.
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Wisconsin
Iowa State
Madison
Wis
Ames
Camp Randall
Badger
Littele
Badgers
Mining revival under way in Carrizozo area New Mexico
Carrizozo New Mexico October 3 indications point to mining revival in the Nogal district rich in gold bearing ledges Covering about 250 square miles the district sees the Monarch Mining company taking over claims erecting a mill and improvements Craven and McDonald lease properties at about fifty thousand dollars. Developments include a gold lead near Gayalon canyon and activity at White Oaks with the Old Abe mine noted for its million-dollar history.
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Carrizozo
N. M
New Mexico
Nogal District
Monarch Mining Company
Craven
McDonald
Gayalon Canyon
Roswell
Bent
Fagie Creek
White Oaks
Abe
Youth Die From Gasoline Torch Explosion In El Paso
Five year old Monson B Mason Jr died and his father was burned after a gasoline torch exploded as he used it yesterday afternoon in El Paso Texas. The boy died within hours and Mrs Mason suffered burns while trying to smother the flames.
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el Paso
Tex
Solomon B. Mason, Jr
Deus
Police Commissioner Enright declines mayoral nomination
New York police commissioner Richard H. Enright announced on October 3 that he will decline the nomination for mayor on an independent ticket.
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New York
Richard HB. Enright
Lobo Tiger Tie Shocks Colorado College Match
Morning Journal reports the Lobo and Tiger clash in Colorado Springs ended 0–0 after NMU played rings around Colorado College. The full story by the paper’s special correspondent appears on page 3.
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The
Morning Journal
Colorado Springs
New Mexico
Colorado College
Walapai tribe threatens after Prescott hanging delay
Walapai Indians flee to mountains near Kingman amid threats of vengeance if George Dixon Sujynamie is executed for killing Arthur Cavell in Prescott. Sheriff Mahoney braces for possible posse as the federal court prepares to carry out the October 10 hanging on military property near Prescott. Sujynamie, a Sherman Indian School and Haskell Institute graduate, killed Cavell with a belt near Prescott.
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Arthur M. Cavell
Prescott
Mohave County
W. P. Mahoney
Florence
Surynamie
Sherman Indian School
Riverside
Calif
Haskell Institute
Cavell
Weeks 11 Return Boosts Talk of Cabinet Exit
Secretary Weeks arrives in Washington from a long illness and fuels speculation he will resign soon. He attended a White House luncheon but did not return to the War Department or address plans, having suffered a thrombosis earlier in April and kept away from office since then.
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Washington
Weeks
White House
War Department
Jury Deadlock in Anna Collins Aggravated Robbery Case
A Denver jury remained deadlocked over four counts of aggravated robbery involving Anna Collins in the Denver University Stadium construction camp holdup. Judge Henry Bray signaled he would likely order continued deliberations until Monday.
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Denver
Anna Collins
Denver University
Henry Bray
North Albuquerque district faces city annexation vote
The Albuquerque real estate board argues for including the north end in city limits ahead of the November 10 vote. They note 1925 city tax rate higher than current for the district, but offset by lower fire insurance costs and absent exposure charges, plus benefits like sanitation, fire protection, police oversight, and sewer improvements funded by the city.
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Albuquerque Real Estate Board
North End
Albuquerque
University Heights
Caillaux Leaves U.S. After Debt Negotiations
French Finance Minister Joseph Caillaux and the French debt commission sailed home aboard the liner France after a final bid to settle France’s 4.2 billion debt with the United States. Caillaux voiced determination to meet obligations to the limit of strength and hinted at possible return to Washington in six months.
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New York
Heart of America
Joseph Caillaux
French Debt Commission
France
Statesman
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Myron T. Herrick
Lotos Club
M. Caillaux
America
Dr. Butler
United States
Rome
Butler
Casing of Kitterman Well Fills with Oil After Shot
Fort Collings October 3 Officials report the Kitterman well of the Great Northernil company discharged thirty quarts of nitroetycerine. Oil rose from 2000 to 3500 feet within two hours and gas pressure increased. By 3 pm the casing was full of oil as officials predicted the well would clear itself tonight. A crowd waited for a spectacle but there was no sound or vibration. This was the first well shot in the local field.
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Fort Collings
Kitterman
Great Northernil Company
Prisoner Dies of Pneumonia After Sentence
Susano Abeyta, who pleaded guilty to possession of alcohol in federal court, died of pneumonia at St. Joseph's hospital while awaiting transfer to Socorro county jail. He never began his 30 day sentence. Judge Phillips cited poor jail conditions at Bernalillo county jail as factor. A federal investigation was announced by United States Marshal Secundino Romero.
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Susano Abeyta
Orie L. Phillips
Socorro County
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Bernalillo County
Abeyta
Phillips
Tularosa
United States
Secunding Romero
Department of Justice
Stanford Wins on Nevers Ground Gain Power
Stanford University defeated Santa Clara 20 to 8 this afternoon as Ernie Nevers carried the ball on nearly three of every four plays and consistently gained yardage for the Cardinals.
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Stanford
Stanford University
Call
Ernie Nevers
Santa Clara
Nevers
Cardinals
Chapman’s Arm Broken in Bicycle Collision
Francis A. Chapman, teller for the State National Bank, was struck by a bicycle at First and Central early Saturday night. His left arm broke at the shoulder and he was taken to the Women’s and Children’s Hospital. The bicycle rider’s name was not learned.
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Trancis A. Chapman
State National Bank
First
Central
Vain Search For Missing Mail Plane Pilot
A massive search near Bellefonte Pennsylvania for Charles H. Ames continued with over a thousand people and eleven air planes, joined by five more from a rival service. Ames, flying from New York to Chicago, failed to land and was last heard from near Hartleton as weather worsened, prompting state college students to assist and a Bellefonte academy delegation to join the effort.
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Bellefonte
Charles H. Ames
New York
Chicago
Aviation Field
Hartleton
Bellefonte Field
Ames
Clarion
Cleveland
Air Mail Service
Hero of World Flight Praises AI Department
Captain Lowell Smith, famed leader of U S flyers who circled the globe, was found on the California Limited in Albuquerque. He advocates aviation as a separate government branch and backs Captain Mitchell, saying most aviators agree. Smith heads to Omaha for the American Legion convention and to Chicago for the American Geographic Society visit. He does not expect to testify at the aviation hearing.
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Albuquerque
United States Air Service
Washington, D. C
Special Committee
Coolidge
California Limited
Air Service
Lowell Smith
United States
Smith
Mitchell
Army
Navy
Omaha
Neb
American Legion
Chicago
American Geographic Society
East
Washington
Bodies of two killed with axe found in grave yard
Alamogordo New Mexico October 3 officers believe Felix Serrano murdered his wife and five year old daughter with an axe and buried them in the yard. The bodies were found by Southern Pacific section force ten days after their disappearance. The woman is believed not to be Serrano’s legal wife Petra Galinda and the child her daughter. Serrano left for El Paso with Bob Amegas after asking his pay.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Felix Serrano
Valmont
Section Force
Southern Pacific
Serrano
Juarez
el Paso
Bob Amegas
H. M. Denney
Petra Galinda
Denney
Fl Paso
Old Mexice
Course pursued by commander upheld
Survivors testifying before the naval court of inquiry disputed Captain Anton Heinen’s theory that Shenandoah disaster stemmed from ignored danger signals. Colonel C G Hall and Lieutenant Joseph B Anderson said no immediate danger signals were evident until just before the ship broke apart. Anderson called Heinen’s theory based on inadequate information. Hall said he would have acted the same as Commander Lansdowne if in command.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Anton Heinen
Shenandoah
Zachary Lansdowne
Naval Court of Inquiry
C. G. Hall
Army
Joseph B. Anderson
Anderson
Heinen
Hall
Lansdowne
New Mexico School for the Blind Opens October 5
Alamogordo highlights the upcoming opening of the New Mexico School for the Blind on Monday October 5. Faculty arrivals include ten veteran instructors and six newcomers. Superintendent RR Pratt and staff prepare to meet students from across the state with chaperones traveling to Albuquerque Santa Fe and El Paso.
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Alamogordo
N. M
New Mexico
Florence Green
Pennsylvania
Esther Tyler
Jennie FE. Wood
Massachusetts
Corrinne Hall
Hazel Woodman
Angie Lewis
Alice Sargent
Donavon B. Young
Sarah Fowler
Evelyn McVey
Edwin Hamilton
Lera Evans
W. M. Redley
Carrizozo
F. FE. Warren
F. C. Rolland
FE. M. M. Brickley
Woman Inherits 10 Million Seeks Fifth Husband Prince
New York report says Mrs. Aimee Crocker Gouraud, heir to Edwin B. Crocker’s fortune, returned from Paris with a new prince for her fifth husband. At 25 he is said to be Russian, tall and handsome, and they wed in Paris on September 2 after a one month courtship.
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New York
Aimee Crocker Gouraud
Edwin B. Crocker
San Francisco
Paris
Gouraud
Mistilan Galatzine
Alexander Mishnikoff
Payroll Bandit and Slayer of American Sweetheart Sentenced
In El Paso Texas on October 3 Jose Carrasco the payroll bandit and Wile Cuaron the killer of Dorothy Hill were sentenced in the Thirty-fourth district court Carrasco drew five years to life and Cuaron five to twenty five years Carrasco was convicted of murder in the shooting of federal reserve guard William Meera during a March 1924 payroll holdup Cuaron also shot in the abdomen claiming the wound was for personal safety and had broken into Dororthy Hills room in a local hotel on April 8 before killing her
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el Paso
Tex
Jose Carrasco
Wile Cuaron
Carrasco
Cuaron
William Meera
Federal Reserve Guard
Dorothy Hill
Baseball Fans Invited as Journal Hosts for World Series
Baseball fans are invited to follow the World Series games on the Morning Journal electric scoreboard with play by play from the teased wire direct from the ball park. The first game starts about noon Wednesday Albuquerque time and a running box score will be kept beside the scoreboard.
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Morning Journal
Albuquerque
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Flyer
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