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Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1925

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Federal panel slows Colorado River development to push pact

The Federal Power Commission backed the seven state Colorado River compact and blocked Diamond Creek Arizona, delaying 26 applications to pressure California and Arizona to ratify the agreement. Ward Bannister of the Colorado River League expects Arizona’s delay to spur quick ratification and water power plans.

Washington Federal Power Commission California Arizona James B. Girand The Power Commission Ward Bannister Colorado River League Denver Chamber of Commerce

Trial of three men accused of murder to begin

The Hamilton circuit court will hear the case of D. C. Stephenson and two body guards charged with the death of Miss Madge Oberholtzer last April. A jury of ten farmers a truck driver and a gas plant manager will decide after thirteen days of jury selection. Opening statements start Thursday with Mrs. G. E. Oberholtzer mother of the victim expected to testify first.

Noblesville Ind Hamilton D. C. Stephenson Indiana Ku Klux Klan Earl Klenck Earl Gentry Madge Oberholtzer Indianapolis Indiana G. E. Oberholtzer

Senator Ralston Leaves $90,000 Estate in Indiana

Samuel M. Ralston, late Indiana senator, left an estate valued at $90,000 with real estate of $75,000 and personal property of $15,000. The widow and three children inherit the entire estate, per his filed will in Indianapolis.

Ralston Indianapolis Ind Samuel M. Ralston Indiana

Remarkable recovery story from Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound

Mrs Mia Oscar F Borgelin of Forest City Iowa describes severe back pain and illness after her first child. She credits five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health enabling her to work and care for a baby eight months old. Drugstores advertise the product widely.

Povert City Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham Vonstaine Oscar F. Borgelin Forest City

Thirteen Deep Tests Under Way in Chaves County Oil Field

Thirteen deep tests are drilling in Chaves County with more contracts in hand. Within 60 days at least five additional drills are expected to be working across the county, testing southeastern New Mexico structures and promising formations.

Chaves County Texas Production Company No. 1 Dunkendome Arkansas Fuel and Oil Company Manning Home Lake Arthur New Mexico Lane Ohio Schaeffer Oil and Refining Company Tulsa Okla Franks White Oil Company Buffalo-Roswell No New State Petroleum Company Pecos River Roswell Dresser No. 1 Colorado Gas and Fuel Company Campbell Hill Pennsylvania Lowrey Scott No. 1 Lewis No. 1

Potential Production From San Juan Co Wells Now 8072 Barrels Daily

The Navajo treaty reservation in San Juan County New Mexico shows total potential oil production of 8072 barrels per day from Hogback Rattlesnake and Table Mesa structures. Current output averages about 1000 barrels daily with 250 to 300 used locally in Farmington and remaining shipped to Salt Lake City Canon City.

San Juan Co Navajo Treaty Reservation San Juan County New Mexico Midwest Refining Company Santa Fe Company Table Mesa Bailey Farmington Saltlake City Canon City

Freight loadings stay above one million cars for thirteenth week

Washington reports the American Railway association tallied 1,106,144 carloads for the week ending October 17. Coal and grain shipments rose slightly while merchandise and mixed freight declined. total for the first 42 weeks reached a record 41,171,601 cars.

Washington American Railway Association

Day in Washington Highlights Across Government Actions

Esthenia funded its debt to America as the Mitchell court martial opened. The Congregationalist convention found science and religion not in conflict. President Coolidge spoke at the San Martin statue unveiling. The federal power commission delayed Colorado River power project applications. The House Ways and Means committee examined the board of tax appeals.

Washington Esthenia America Mitchell Congregationalist Convention Coolidge San Martin Federal Power Commission Colorado River Board of Tax Appeals House Ways and Means Committee

Slump Reported in Santa Fe Operating Income for September

Net operating income of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway system for September fell by 1,035,319.13 to 6,047,775.81. Total revenues declined from 23,539,701.93 to 21,862,161.52 as a result. For the nine months ending September 30, 1925, the system shows a rise in net operating income from 27,431,692.59 to 81,211,922.72 and revenues from 167,450,422.83 to 168,415,329.35.

Chicago Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe

Woman to Act as Pro Probation Officer Here

Margaret Reeves announces Miss Foster will work with Judge Helmick in Albuquerque to determine the best temporary care form for children in need. The state bureau of child welfare seeks luncheon club cooperation during her tenure, and to gather information on caseloads and suitable care types.

Miss Foster Albuquerque Judge Helmick Margaret Reeves

Mohair Sale in Otero County Reaches 52 Cents a Pound

Ninety thousand pounds of mohair were sold last week by Otero county growers with Pinon Mohair Growers association reporting bids on October 17. The contract to 62 cents a pound was awarded to a Boston firm represented by Commissioner Murphy. About 2,000 lambs will be shipped from the Pinon section as Mohair from San Andreas brought 50 cents a pound to Cohn Mills of San Antonio. Grass is reported better and the outlook for next season is bright.

Aldmogordo N. M Otero County Pinon Mohair Growers Association Commissioner Murphy Boston Pinon San Andreas Cohn Mills San Antonio Walter George

220 Pound Bear Killed Near White Tail Reservation

News from Alamogordo New Mexico reports many livestock losses in the Sacramento and Guadalupe ranges. Trappers and the biological survey are active with J D Wheeler and Oliver Lee overseeing operations. A 220 pound bear was killed near Whitetail in the Mescalero reservation and meat sold to Alamogordo and Tularosa butchers.

Alamogordo N. M Sacramento Guadalupe Mountains Biological Survey J. D. Wheeler The Oliver Lee Mescalero Indian Reservation Whitetail Tularosa

Ballot Box Taken 80 Miles In Ennis Ireland Election

A ballot box moved 80 miles to a polling place during the fall election in Ennis Ireland was guarded all day then sealed and returned to the courthouse where no votes were recorded.

Ennis Ireland

Negro youths sent to Soviet diplomatic schools in Russia

Chicago October 28 three American negro girls and seven American negro men are in Russian schools for a three year training course for the Soviet diplomatic service. The American negro labor congress weighs sending more youths to Sovietia to train in agitating communism. Fort Whiteman led the congress and discussed social conditions and leadership on the negro question.

Chicago American Negro Labor Congress Sovietia America Fort Whiteman Congress Whiteman Communist Internationale Moscow

Aspironal Cold Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Aspironal as a superior cold and cough remedy claiming authorization by laboratories and authorities. It urges readers to buy at drug stores, use two teaspoons, and demand a refund if symptoms do not fade within two minutes, promising safe use for children and adults.

Cascarets Laxative Ad Claims Quick, Pleasant Relief

Feel Glorious offers Cascarets as a candy like laxative. The ad promises headache relief, improved digestion, clear head and rosy skin. It claims the product is harmless, non gripe and a top selling laxative for men and women with near universal appeal.

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