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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1925

Page

2

Minister Makes Shopping Talk Of 2000 Mile Trip

Rev. C. R. Heine of the American Board of Missions undertook a 2000 mile shopping journey from Jaluit in the Marshall Islands to Tokio. He reports progress under Japanese mandate after world war I, noting sparse white residents, no hotels, limited transport, and locals thriving through land development and private yachts.

Tokio Jaluit South Sea Islands C. R. Heine American Board of Missions Marshall Islands Heine Dr. Heine Marshall Group South Seas Gilbert Islands Sr. Heine Sydney

Maureen Hamilton Charged In Wire Fraud Case

Maureen Hamilton and her husband Robert Hamilton, who allegedly prompted the deception, were jailed in Sacramento after admitting to telegraphing false news of his death to exploit money. A rarely invoked penal code section makes wire fraud punishable by one to five years in state prison.

Sacramento Calif W. L. Hamilton Fl Paso Texas Robert Hamilton Maureen Hamilton

Furniture Man Die After Fall From Hotel Window

Kasel Ginsberg founder of the Ginsberg furniture firm Des Moines died in hospital after a fall from a ninth story hotel window. His brother L Ginsberg, who died in Davenport yesterday, is linked to the tragedy.

Des Moines Kasel Ginsberg Ginsberg Furniture Firm L. Ginsberg Davenport

Rattlesnake No 11 Produces in San Juan Field

Rattlesnake No 11 is reported as a good producer in the San Juan field though no production estimate is available. No. 17 deep test to the Pennsylvania sands is drilling at 710 feet with 20 inch casing set and cemented. Operators expect Dakota sands within 150 feet and Pennsylvania sands around 5000 feet.

San Juan Pennsylvania Sands Dakota Pennsylvania

Childers Suspends Ute Pasture Test

The Childers test well in the Ute Pasture has suspended drilling at 1,960 feet to await a casing shipment. Operators report cement cannot control the casing. Robert Childers in Burkburnett Texas expects to purchase 2,000 feet of casing.

Childers Ute Robert Childers Burkburnett Texas

Kaseman No 1 Drilling at 800 Feet on Jemez Structure

The Kaseman No 1 well in Sandova County on the Jemez structure is drilling at 800 feet. Operators aim to reach sand between 1,500 and 1,700 feet hoping to encounter gas or oil.

Kaseman No Jemez Structure Sandova County

Patterson and Stuppi Drilling Test Well Near Las Vegas

Clarence Stuppi and W S Patterson of the city return from Las Vegas where a test well north of the city is now drilling at 385 feet. The formation is white sand with green shale as a tower is used. operators expect to hit the Dakota sand within 100 to 150 feet and will pause drilling to set eight inch casing after penetrating the current sand. ten inch casing is already down to 184 feet.

W. S. Patterson Clarence Stuppi Las Vegas Mr. Patterson

New Mexico No 2 Well Drilling Paused for Cement Setting

Drilling at the New Mexico No 2 well in San Miguel County was halted to allow cement around the eight inch casing to set. Casing has been set to 1 358 feet.

New Mexico No. 2 San Miguel County

Federal prison to make shoes for army navy and others

Fort Leavenworth Kansas begins a million dollar shoe factory inside the prison to employ 700 inmates. Warren F. Goldthwaite named superintendent. capacity 2600 to 3000 pairs daily after skill development. output will serve the army navy and other federal institutions with profits to the government.

Fort Leavenworth Kans Fort Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary Army Navy Warren F. Goldthwaite W. S. Biddle Goldthwaite Haverhill Mass

Two Aviators Killed In California Plane Crash

Long Beach California October 6 two aviators Watson Keerle and Harold Chuck were killed when their airplane crashed at Daugherty field near Long Beach. Both men were experienced pilots with Keerle at the helm.

Long Beach Calif Watson Keerle Harold Chuck Daugherty Field Here Keerle

President Coolidge Urges Tolerance To Save Peace

In Omaha Coolidge warns that lasting peace requires end to racial and religious intolerance and a demobilization of hostility. He urges that America lead by example though civil authority over military power and that a spirit of mercy and cooperation guide postwar policy.

America Omaha Neb Coolidge American Legion Washington Earth First American Legion Pres

Mrs Martha Brazeal Endorses Dr Pierce Prescription

In Albuquerque New Mexico Mrs Martha Brazeal says she was rundown weak and nervous with poor sleep and appetite. After taking Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription she reports improved strength nerves sleep and overall condition and invites others to obtain a trial tablet supply.

Mrs Martha Brazeal Albuquerque N. Mex Dr. Pierce Martha EB. Brazeal Virginia Bird The Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo

Liberty Magazine buys radiocast station WTAS to launch WLIB

Liberty Magazine announced the purchase of radiocast station WTAS and began broadcasting as station WLIB. The outlet, a newcomer to radio, previously operated WTAS under Charles E. Erbstein at Elgin Illinois.

Chicago Liberty Magazine WTAS WLIB Charles E. Erbstein Elgin

Day in Washington raises funding talk and policy steps

Negotiations for funding Czechoslovakia’s debt opened as the President’s air board heard more testimony by naval aviators. Secretary Hoover called a fourth national radio conference. The inter parliamen tary union urged demilitarized zones and general armament reduction. Lehigh C. Palmer, ousted as Fleet Corporation president by the shipping board, declined the vice presidency.

Czechoslovakia Air Board Hoover Inter-Parliamentary Union Lehigh C. Palmer Fleet Corporation The Shipping Board

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