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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1925

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Locarno Pact Seen As Step Toward European Peace

London reports that talks on the Locarno pact on the Swiss banks of Locarno foster a hopeful atmosphere for European peace. Lloyd George notes cautious optimism about terms, while stressing the need to cover all disputes and preserve frontier equities in a fragile postwar balance.

London Europe Locarno Germany Locarne Clemenerad Vrance Khmek & Fear Freeck Peermeler M. Mille M. Preend Tee Lee Rome

Weather Peewee Report and October 17 Update

Weather notes share a forecast and observations from October 17. Brief mentions of temperatures and conditions appear with uncertain details and fragmented lines.

Slaying of Two In Kenosha Baffles Police

Kenosha Wisconsin October 17 officials puzzled by double slaying of Madalynne Latimer and her sweetheart James Sears. Sheriff Willems and Coroner Friend admit they are grasping at straws as investigators seek leads. A $2500 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. A Granville suspect with a .38 revolver is being questioned while firearms experts are expected.

Kenosha Wis Madalynne Latimer Appleton Milwaukee James Sears Frank Willems Edward Friend Kenosha County Lewis Powell Granville

Mobile rifle to start westward from Aberdeen route

The newest mobile rifle unit, a 14 inch gun on a railway mount, begins westward today from Aberdeen to California. It travels through Pennsylvania and Iowa with stops near Omaha and Columbus, following a pioneer trail to reach California in stages.

Washingtaam T'Nete Ram Aberdeen Marriend California Periste McArther Los Angeles Teeeth Omaha Bradner

Six Missionary Bishops Chosen in New Orleans

Six missionary bishops were chosen in New Orleans Louisiana with details remaining scarce. The selection marks a notable development in church leadership as the ceremony concluded in the southern city.

New Orleans

Aggies Triumph Over Denver in Sloppy Duel

The Aggies defeated the University of Denver 160 to 14 in a erratic game marked by drops and fumbles. Myre led the scoring with eight points, while Cabidoo and others contributed as Fort Worth’s defense clamped down in the second half.

University OF Denver Aggies Colorado Uni Denver Dawsem Aggie

Sheffield Returns to Mexico City Post

Fragmentary report notes Sheffield returning to Mexico City after an event or act, with unclear context and limited readable details. The snippet mentions Merce Cx Act and BR Sheffield, but specifics are missing, leaving the exact event or significance uncertain.

Sheffield Mexico City Merce Cx Dames BR

Society matron Laura Biddle found dead in Los Angeles

Lea Angeles Calif Oct 17 Mrs Laura WHiddle a prominent Philadelphia society matron and wife of millionaire sportsman c¢raie Biddle was found dead in her apartment here late today prompting a police investigation. A doctor called after the body was found by two maids pronounced death due to heart disease but an undertaker and coroner inquiry followed as details remain unclear.

Lea Angeles Calif Laura Whiddle C¢Raie Biddle Diagna Middle

Washington varsity battles Cornhuskers to 6–6 tie

Lincoln Nebraska fans witnessed a 6 to 6 tie as the Washington varsity and the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers battled to a stalemate before a crowd around 15 400. Both teams traded blows with solid defense in a crowded arena setting.

Washington Cornhuskers Lincoln Neb Teaa University of Nebresks Nebraska Pames

Women’s clubs to take illiteracy census report

The General Federation of Women’s Clubs announces a census on illiteracy to be conducted by local chapters. The nationwide effort aims to measure literacy gaps and identify communities needing assistance in education and outreach.

Comanche Destroyed Off Mayport. Ten Missing

Ten passengers and crew members are missing after the Clyde line steamer Comanche burned off Mayport Florida. Rescue efforts by the Reaper and Mota saved survivors. J J Gaudet praised for heroism as flames lit the sea and two lifeboats were lost with uncertain fate of four women.

Mayport Fla Repeat Reaper Mota Curry J. J. Gaudet Eny Coast Line Ed Lawler Mortford Conn Mr. Lawler

Comanche Fire Forces Evacuation Off Mayport

Reports say the Clyde line steamer Comanche, en route from Jacksonville to New York, caught fire off Mayport after an explosion aboard the Weasels. Survival efforts failed. a wireless message near 3 o clock indicated the ship foundered.

Jacksonville Via New York Mayport Howe Jonassen John’s River Toens Priiot Tenis Neane J. L. Gavegan May Port Modhels Cip Mae

Arrests Linked to City Robbery Case

Two individuals were arrested in Chicago in connection with a robbery. Police reported a confrontation as suspects fled in a vehicle, with officers pursuing through urban streets and a brief gunfire exchange. No further details available on charges or identities at this time.

Interchange of PAO Agents Promises Strong Enforcement

Federal prohibition director C H Stearns announces an interchange of undercover agents among New Mexico Colorado and Utah to boost enforcement in the Rocky Mountain district. Seven NM agents are reappointed with total 16, new appointees forthcoming. plan aims to target distillers bootleggers and illicit liquor. In Tijeras canyon near Albuquerque deputies seized seven gallons of white mash and related equipment from Manuel Jaramillo's ranch and he will be prosecuted.

New Mexico Colorado Utah Rocky Mountain District C. H. Stearns Mr. Stearns Denver John Vivian Stearna Samuel Bowman Roswell Homer Henley M. D. Abeyta Albuquerque Howard Beacham Alamogordo KF. A. Eaton Soecagero Bob Palmer Fort Bayard Ray Sutton Clayton Stearne Vivian Stearns Henley A A Finley Armijo Manuel Jaramillo Tijeras Canyon Jaramillo

Outbreak Causes Wide School Closure And Precautions

Public health official James R. Scott reports a scarlet fever outbreak affecting Linaste High School and nearby pupils. About 100 students are kept home as teachers undergo examinations and a preventive treatment trial proceeds across the district.

Linaste Fae Hich Tha Tees James RK. Scott Teuredey Linrein Teicher Pat Jeweineet

Plan for Bill 10 federal taxes shows track to March

Washington reports that Monday work will begin on Bill 10 with a target to enact a revenue measure by March 1. Provisions include cutting normal and surtax rates, reducing excises on theater tickets clubs and autos, increasing exemptions, and revising the estate tax to avoid duplications between state and federal levies. Mellon named representatives to work with House and Senate committees as hearings open Monday afternoon.

Washington House Senate Green Ways and Means Committee Mellon

London Specialists Using Solar Rays to Rejuvenate Boy

London hospital specialists report using solar rays to rejuvenate a boy named Sane aged about two, who shows signs of advanced age equity and has recently emerged from a deep slumber. They expect within two years he will become a normal child.

London London Hospital Peter Teedie

Russians Allow Three Year Probation Marriages

Berlin reports Soviet government authorization of marriages on a three year probation. After the period each pair may remarry if mutually agreed and upon clerk approval. The article notes parental consent rules and limited custody implications for children and spouses.

Berlin Met Hummer Lokal Amweiger Lenet

Michigan Beats Wisconsin In Close 21 To Game

A fragmented report notes Michigan defeating Wisconsin with a 21 point margin. The text is garbled but indicates a college game outcome and mentions limited action by Mantel and some play in the opening and closing moments.

Muéiena Wisces Michigan

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