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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
8
The Albuquerque Morning Journal announces publication details including address at 310 West Gold Avenue, second class matter status, Associated Press affiliation, and advertising policies. It lists subscription rates and notes publication date October 7, 1925 with miscellaneous type about staff and notices.
The piece muses on lost aircraft and a growing air age with flights and dangers. It compares flying to road travel, notes legal and social implications, and questions Muslim world unity and the likelihood of a holy war among Mohammedans across diverse nations.
The 1924 World Series pits Washington veterans against Pittsburgh’s young stars with Walter Johnson starting for the Nationals and Babe Adams back in the spotlight for the Pirates. Lee Meadows stands out as the bespectacled pitcher facing heavy expectations as fans await a series likely to surprise.
Two objections are raised to the participation of American aviators in the action. The report notes concerns about strategic risks and the effectiveness of air power in the ongoing operations.
The Liberal party plans to fix the land system by requiring landowners to work or lease to productive tenants with government supervised rents and enduring tenure. It aims to boost domestic food production, cut imports, and reduce unemployment by returning workers to the land, despite tenant resistance and large estates kept as parks.
The item notes the marriage of Bill Cyphers and Miss McNaught with bridesmaid Clara Petty and groomsman John Nix, officiated by Rev. Mr. Nothinge, and adds a humorous quip about loco parentis. It also references a plaza slap after a dance and a World Series returns announcement at a vacant Morning Journal lot.
Albuquerque notes list attendees from Santa Fe and nearby towns as the Presbyterian Synod of New Mexico gathers in East Las Vegas. Rev. Hugh A. Cooper J C Ross H C Thompson and Rev Cushbaum are among Albuquerque participants. Also mentioned are Mary McKee visiting Miss Williams and several residents traveling or returning from trips. Captain Jack the Poet Scout W H Crawford, and Mrs. Mabel Stevens-Himoe travel to Chicago for winter studies. Herman Schweizer visited Santa Fe yesterday.
A boy named Benny hauls his mother’s bolster to an upholstery shop but the store is locked. On the way home he endures teasing from Mary Watkins, Maud Jonson, and several boys who mock him for carrying the long bolster as he passes spectators on the street. A man jokes about taking his grandmother for a walk.
Edith Wilmans of Dallas former legislator and noted lawyer announces plans to run for governor. If elected she would form an advisory cabinet with the House speaker, Senate leader, heads of state departments, and three Texas women leaders.
The saying notes that cheerfulness comes from genuine effort and cannot be bought with fake optimism. It emphasizes authentic attitude over superficial cheer.
Lady Cynthia Mosely, daughter of a Tory statesman, announces a Socialist parliamentary bid and argues capitalism is doomed after her slum work in London. She details early war department pay, army service, and a life switch to worker and farmer, urging nationalization of key industries.
A reflection on the universe as an ordered whole with all things linked. The text argues that humans should think deeply about causes and effects, harmony, and the general laws that bind phenomena, citing William Ellery Channing on the dignity of thought and the rise of freedom through clear thinking.
Vocabulary note on words often misused mispronounced and misspelled. Today's focus is impassive meaning unaffected by suffering and a sample sentence shows calm resolve amidst taunting.
Los Angeles reports Barbara La Marr has a health breakdown forcing a temporary retirement from acting. She collapsed during a scene and doctors urge rest until she regains strength. Her father says illness since July and a recent cold worsened her condition. she intends to finish current film before taking a long rest in the mountains.
A spreading rail on the New Haven road caused three south coaches of an express from New York to Boston to leave the track at Stamford Connecticut. The cars bounded along the ties injuring ten persons with one believed near death. The seriously injured is EK Ekamasnian of Lawrence Massachusetts.
Naci onal Second, famed Spaniard among Sao bullfighters, died in Sofia Spain after a bottle hurled by a disgruntled spectator struck him during Sunday's corrida in October.
Dr. Frank Crane argues balance is essential to growth. Focusing on a single praised trait limits others as attention becomes sap for uneven development. He cites sports and a beauty contest tale to warn against living sideways and urges all-round, continuous effort.
The Shipping Board removed Leigh Co. Palmer as president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Elmer Crowley of Boston was named his successor. The shake-up included the resignation of vice president in charge of finance Sidney Henry and the appointment of G. K. Nicols to his post. J. F. Sheedy was relieved of duty in London and to report to the board for reassignment.
About four hundred reserve officers from New Mexico will rally in Roswell on Friday October 9 with regular army and national guard participation. Major General Ernest Hinds will be honored at a noon luncheon at the Masonic temple, hosted by Pecos Valley sector Army of the United States. The event coincides with the Chaves County Cotton Carnival and features the new 410th Infantry band from the 103rd division performing in the parade and evening concerts led by Captain Jack Fletcher, Roswell veteran band director.
In Roundup Montana a fire early today killed former Butte attorney W A Pennington and his wife. Their daughter Ada escaped unharmed.
The market closed lower after brisk selling driven by weak technicals and 5 percent call money. Heavy volume touched 2,136,500 shares as gold shipments from England and Smelting dividend hike influenced sentiment, with a brief spike to 116 before retreat.
Stocks mixed as Loree merger rejection spooks railroad financiers while heavy declines hit American Can and Mack Truck. Blue chips including Standard Oil and General Electric hold steady amid narrow foreign exchange moves and steady call money at 5 percent.
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