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The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1916

Page

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David Garcia ticket endorsed at Spanish American meeting

A Wednesday night city gathering of about 750 people, three quarters Spanish American, endorsed the David Garcia ticket for delegates. P J Dugan chaired the meeting held at the courthouse, with Leo Lannigan as secretary, and the committee report listed candidates by precincts 4 and 3.

Court House P. J Dugan Leo Lannigan David Garcia Central Committee George Hights Louis’ Stewart Jack Wamsley Estanislado Sedillos Henry Codington P. J. Dugan Roman Hubbell W. R. Cregar J. M. Apodaca W.D. Cornell Doroteo Herrera J. J. Dunn Pablo Peralta

Seymour-Cotton Wedding in Aztec Avenue Home

Mary Barbara Cotton daughter of Clinton Neal Cotton of this city married Thomas Hartley Seymour of Toledo Ohio on a Tuesday in August. Rev Peter Simpkins of Salt Lake City officiated, with guests from Ganado Hollywood Los Angeles and Nogales. The couple will reside in Toledo after a visit to relatives in Chicago.

Mary Barbara. Cotton Clinton Neal Cotton Thomas Hartley Seymour Toledo Ohio Aztec Avenue Peter Simpkins Salt Lake City Cotton J Hubbell Ganado Barbara Goodman Forest Parker Lorenzo Hubbell, Jr E. Day St Nee Ariz Hibbard Los Angeles Ies Lanigan Hollywood Cal Charles Cotton Deming Peter ‘Simpkins C. C.manning Jud M. Gleid Wee Lanigan Clinton Neal Cotton Mary Barbara Thomas Hartley Seymour III Gallup, N Salt ‘Lake Cuy Cotton-Seymour Congregational Church Craig Watt Simpkins Simpkin

County Republican Central Committee Sets Primary Dates and Delegates

The McKinley County Republican Central Committee met to set the August 15 primary date and August 21 county convention. It named delegates from Precincts Three and Four to the county convention and to the state convention, adopted the US flag as ballot emblem, and approved rules for precinct primaries and ballot handling in Gallup.

County Central Committee United States Court House Gregory A. W. Robertson McKinley County Republcan Central Committee R. L. Roberts S. E. Aldrich Sam Dimon Charles W. Davis McKinley County Republican Central Committee Page Ely Santa Fe New Mexico A. D Gus Mulholland Sam’ ~Dimon Precinct No. 5 Sharp. Hanson McKinley ‘County Hanson George T. Brown McKinley County Republican Central Committee H. Coddington P. J.‘ Dugan S. BE. Aldrich Coddington Aldric Aldrich E. Aldrich S. Hanson W. A. Porter Bushman Central Committee W A.—~Porter Gus ‘Mulholland Sam Bushman Republican County Central Committee Mt.Kinley County Fiereby Gallup State Central Committee Jas. McDermott A. Bushman W.A . Grogan C. M. Rouse Sam ‘Dimon Tim” Bustémenté U. C. Polson S.E. Aldrich J. A. Gordon J. A Gordon Orde P. Westwater Gregory Page J. A Gordon Carmichael

Romero confident in Republican gubernatorial bid

In Gallup a large audience heard Secundi no Romero of Las Vegas advocate for a Republican nomination for governor. He pledged a sound business administration and championing the poor while condemning Democratic promises and the national administration.

Gallup Secundino Romero Las Vegas Court House Romero Gbllup New Mexico Page County Central Committee

Red Cross Chapter to Meet Monday Afternoon

The Red Cross chapter calls all members to attend a meeting Monday afternoon to discuss upcoming activities and chapter plans.

Red Cross Chapter

Primaries Committee Adopts Motion on Vacancies and Adjourns

The committee approved filling vacancies among primaries judges or county convention delegates. Aye vote carried the motion. The chair and secretary noted adjournment subject to the chairman’s call after objections were heard.

Gus Mulholland W. A. Porter H. Coddington Charles Davis

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