23 Oct 1925
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
1
Greek forces renew encirclement near Petrich as Bulgarians resist. Athens reports Bulgarians opened fire first and regrouped at Demir-Kapu. Greece halts advance and vows to hold current positions while awaiting response to its note.
Vienna reports Greco Bulgarian fighting shows rapid Greek advance into Bulgarian territory after heavy artillery and air bombing, with the main body said to have penetrated ten miles into Bulgaria.
Senator Gerry Goelet Gerry of Rhode Island and Edith Vanderbilt daughter of George W Vanderbilt were wed in a London chapel after a civil ceremony at Princess Street registry. Witnesses were Mrs. John F. A. Cecil and William J. Hornley. The couple planned a continental tour before returning to New York late next month.
Denver region reports cloudy unsettled conditions Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. West Arizona sees Friday fair, showers possible in the east, warmer Saturday. local university records show mild high and low readings and variable humidity. Sunrise and sunset times are noted for October 24 with Albuquerque times adjusted.
Candelario Griego on trial for killing Natividad Gutierrez near Es calosa on September 12 began to shed his coat before taking the stand in his own defense. Judge Milton J. Helmick permitted him to testify in shirt sleeves amid the hot courtroom.
Candelario Griego takes the witness stand in a first degree murder case over Natividad Gutierrez near Escabos last month. He recounts a pursuit and three shots fired after Gutierrez allegedly threatened him and refused court settlement citing fears and a troubled reputation. The defense rests later with two witnesses remaining before closing arguments.
Treasury officials propose a modest increase in normal income tax reductions compared with Mellon’s earlier plan. The measure aims to ease taxpayers and stimulate spending while facing budget constraints.
Secretary Mellon submits a revised tax schedule to the Ways and Means Committee proposing smaller normal rate cuts than earlier. The plan removes the 25 percent earned income reduction and sets rates of 1 percent up to 3,000, 2 percent on the next 1,000, 3 percent on the next 4,000, and 5 percent above 8,000. The measure, described as a suggestion, aims to lessen total revenue loss but hinges on eliminating the earned income cut.
At the Columbia state fair grounds W L Young Stribling stops Tom McKinnan of New York in the second round of a ten round scheduled bout. The victory extends Stribling's record as he wins at the fair grounds in Columbia.
Roswell New Mexico reports the Roswell Cotton Oil company began processing about 30 tons of cotton seed daily. The firm, with over 8000000 pounds of seed storage capacity, employs a $2000 monthly payroll and plans continuous operations, purchasing seed from Artesia and Pecos valley areas.
Cleveland report notes Mrs. G Haas of Cleveland Heights achieved a perfect Mah Jong hand the first reported in the city last night She displayed fourteen honors a total of 144 titles making the hand nearly impossible and it broke up the game
Two members of the Milwaukee were killed when a seaplane from the cruiser crashed in a tall palm near Guantánamo Cuba. The accident occurred today as the craft attempted a water landing during ongoing operations. Authorities investigated the cause and paid tribute to the fallen airmen.
Sixty gallons of whisky were found in a large arroyo southeast of the city after arresting Roscoe Harvey and Mercer Murphy Wright in a Ford touring car. Six ten gallon kegs held the liquor. the car and its contents were seized. The defendants face charges of illegal transport and possession, with bonds set at 1000 each and a hearing to follow Monday afternoon.
Paris reports the socialist group in the Chamber of Deputies will press for interpellations on France's financial crisis as Caillaux prepares measures including a capital levy and sinking fund. They demand policy shifts to balance debts and curb inflation amid a tense political standoff.
T M Dodds, an elderly farmer near McIntosh in the Estancia valley, was dragged through his barnyard by frightened horses. He suffered a broken arm and other injuries, was unconscious for a time, and feared fatally hurt before rallying with expected recovery. He stumbled at the barn threshold, tangled in the harness, and was struck by the horses’ hooves.
St Louis reports new census estimates placing global influenza deaths at nearly 20 million during the 1918 epidemic. Dr E O Jordan notes public health advances since then but warns future arrivals could recur with limited masks and vaccination tools. He urges targeted measures to reduce attack rates in vulnerable groups and calls for continued research.
Denver Oct 22 County Judge George A Sanford overruled the son Anthony Tammen's petition to remove Mrs Vida Tammen as administratrix of the $14 000 estate of her late husband Frank Tammen. The court found no evidence of incompetency and an autopsy indicated death by natural causes.
A fire department dog mascot was escorted to its grave by children in Chicago Ontario. The notable canine reportedly saved at least four people from danger over its service period and was honored in a solemn funeral procession.
Chicago launches a large scale October effort to teach children self-preservation and reduce traffic hazards. The Citizens Child Safety Campaign plans 12 million brightly colored safety books, distributed at 1 million monthly, featuring A-H-C Always Be Careful and interactive coloring pages to imprint danger awareness on children. The initiative is funded by sponsors listed inside the campaign border with leaders including Oliver G. Temme and James B. Kemper steering a committee of civic figures and homemaker chairs.
In Minneapolis on February 22, notices list Volstead as one of the instructors at the newly formed Dry Agents’ School. The report notes his role alongside other legal advisers to General Kleinew and remarks on the planning of the program for the agents.
Branson Missouri October 22 Levi Merri task quotes Harold Bell Wright novel and long serving postmaster Harold Bell Wright's Shepherd of the Nitin reference. The article notes a request to resign after thirty two years service with unclear details and a disputed claim about a tornado and fire damage.
Ben Hill a 39 year old Torrance county ranchman was shot by Tom Merritt at Lucy stock yards about 2 PM Thursday. Hill, unarmed, was wounded in the abdomen by a .45 caliber bullet and taken to Presbyterian hospital in Albuquerque in critical condition. Merritt surrendered to Sheriff Felipe Alderete and is jailed at Estancia. Motive centered on cattle disputes, with two witnesses including Hill’s brother Myron Hill.
A report describes government and private efforts addressing tribal issues in New Mexico. It notes famine relief, agricultural challenges, and cooperative actions by Indian organizations and officials to care for families and stable provisioning amid scarce water and crops.
A historic exhibit in Las Vegas showcases the first cotton harvest from San Miguel County. Officials from the county office and agricultural department present the sample alongside related botanical displays. The event marks a milestone for local farming and regional production.
Federal probes accuse Chicago policemen five beer syndicates and five railroads of moving as much as nine million dollars worth of beer into Chicago since prohibition. An undercover agent obtained key evidence including a seizure at Morton Grove and arrests, with names suppressed in the report. Two New York bootleggers were traced to a Michigan Boulevard hotel where undercover work uncovered connections to the new prohibition chief.
Three Federal Reserve Bank messengers were robbed in Chicago as they carried an express and two sacks of registered mail. Police noted a heavy snowstorm aided the getaway. The robbers fled after stopping blocks from the bank, with investigators unsure of their exact identities.
A Yuma mining man was charged with bigamy after allegedly marrying multiple partners without divorce. The case cites a December ceremony in Heseoke Virginia and a judge signaled fines and possible imprisonment.
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