Speech of Cox Aims to Rally Democratic Faith in War Time
The excerpt presents Candidate Cox praising democracy and wartime sacrifice while critiquing Senator Lodge and the Lodge reservations. It contrasts Democratic leadership with Republican maneuvers at the peace table and condemns a proposed separate peace with Germany. The piece frames Harding’s platform as a danger to allied unity and national honor.
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Robinson
Democratic Party
Republic
San Francisco
Senatorial
Cabal
Lodge
Penrose
Smoot
Senate
Versailles
Lodge Sialy
Chicago
League of Nations
Johnson
League
League 6F Nations
Harding
Republican Party
Germany
Gener ‘ral-Foch
Europe
America
Loco Indian hangs boy near Ramah
Ramah reports a 15 year old Navajo was hanged by a man named Big after a night of ritual singing and medicine dances. Big fled into the woods as rains washed away footprints. 600 Navajos here lack schooling or supervision and ranchers demand relocation to the reservation for education and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramah
Albuquerque Journal
Ramau
M. M
Navajo Big
Big
Gallup
Manuel
Hogan
Paris Ashcroft
Lorenzo
Big Kaddler
Indian Department
Washington
Gibson Organized Republican Club Forms in Gallup
Tuesday night in Gallup a new Gibson Republican Club organized with Hugh Whiteman as president and Luke Maldalanda and John Alexander as vice presidents. Roy Woods is secretary and Rudy Humes treasurer. J W Chapman spoke on the League of Nations and national debts while 25 voters signed the membership roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brose
Sherif Mel Camant
C. M. Rouse
Sam Dimon
Frank Pino
J. W. Chapman
Gallup
Gibson Republican Club
Hugh Whiteman
Luke Maldalanda
John Alexander
Roy Woods
Rudy Humes
League of ‘Nations
England
France
Italy
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Brose
McKinley County
Sam—Dimon
Wilson
League of Nations
Hopi Snake Dance Dates In August At Three Villages
The Hopi snake dance will occur August 15 to 25 in Oraibi Shumopvi and Shipaulovi with several distinguished visitors expected including Neill Dud of the National Museum Martin of the Geographical Magazine and S G Morley of the Carnegie Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oraibi
Shumopvi
Shipaulovi
Neill Dudd
National Museum
Mr. Martin
The
Geographical Magazine
S. G. Morley
Carnegie Institute
Honor Dance at C N Cotton Home
Friday night last week a dance at the C N Cotton home honored Misses Hariet and Jaenette Kinley of Urbana NL visiting Gallup. Over 80 attended with refreshments served and the event lasting into the early morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Cotton
Hariet
Jaenette Kinley
Urbana
Gallup
Road repairs urged on Gallup to Albuquerque route
Reports indicate several bad places on the Gallup to Albuquerque road due to recent rains. Authorities urge prompt efforts to restore the road to good condition and warn Gallup cannot be indifferent to the matter.
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Gallup
Albuquerque
McKinley County School Progress Report
Assistant State Superintendent John V. Conway toured rural schools in McKinley and Valencia counties. H. W. Brose leads McKinley County schools as construction, contracts, and staffing accelerate. Multiple new buildings underway or planned in Ramah, Page, Guam, Zuni, Mc Gaffey, Bac[s], Smuth’s Lake, and near Thoreau, with bonds sold and furniture bought as September opening approaches.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
John V. Conway
McKinley
Valencia
McKinley County
H. W. Brose
Ramah
Gallup
Page
Guam
Empany
Rancho de la Punta
Voit Aeros’ Toate
Leese el At
Price
AG Coal Busi
Dattaint Coal Company
Zunisehoel
McGaffey
Bacs
Smuth’s Lake
McKinley Land & Lumber Co
Thoreau
Holbrook’s Action Seen as Unfair to Gallup
G A M Wilson of Albuquerque reports a clear Gallup route is passable while Holbrook garages push Springerville as the only safe road. He traveled from Williams to Gallup in a day, Albuquerque to Williams in two days, noting the Gallup route’s good condition. He urges a Chamber of Commerce committee to investigate Holbrook’s alleged discrimination and report findings.
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G. A. M. Wilson
Albuquerque
Gallup
Wilson
Williams
Arizona
Galup
Springerville
Holbrook
Chamber of Commerce
Bridge Over Arroyo Near Gallup Now Open to Traffic
Construction engineer F F Frisbee reports the high bridge on the Ramah Zuni road nine miles south of Gallup is completed and ready for use. The 100 by 30 feet structure rests on piles eleven feet below the surface with seven 4x14 Oregon pine stringers per bent and a 3 inch native pine deck. Total cost to McKinley County for engineering materials and labor was 3044.04. Frisbee states about seventy other bridges and culverts have been built or redecked along the Ramah Zuni road. Residents south of Gallup say road needs have been met this summer. Carrington Motor Co executive B W Carrington is on a Denver business trip.
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F. F. Frisbee
Gallup
Ramah- Zuni Road
McKinley County
Oregon
Frisbee
Ramah-Zuni
Park to Park Route Aims to Include Inscription Rock
Evan Z Vogt of Ramah urges the Gallup Chamber of Commerce to lobby the National Park Service and AAA for a Park-to-Park Highway route that would bring Gallup to Inscription Rock and nearby sites like Chaco Canyon and Zuni. He notes the need to mark Gallup Albuquerque road as more than a dry weather route and highlights potential tourist traffic to Acoma and Laguna areas on a northern path.
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Evan Z. Vogt
Ramah
Inscription Rock
Park
Ramah, N. M
National Park Service
Gallup
Albuquerque
Chamber of Commerce
American Automobile Association
Westyard
National Parks and Monuments
Chacon Canyon
Pueblo Anita
McKinley County
Spetnyerville
Zuni
Lawan
Acoma
Westeard
Evon Z. Vogt
el Moro
Albuquerque’s Son Candidate for Governor in Santa Fe
Aug 12 Santa Fe reports C A Larrazoea states he will continue as governor candidate. The message unsettles the Albuquerque Evening Herald while briefly boosting the Albuquerque Journal and rattling local stock chatter in Santa Fe.
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Santa FE
C. A. Larrazoea
Albuquerque Evening Herald
Albuquerque Journal
Herald
Santa Fe Gutantith
Ani
Selah
Flea Beetle Control Demonstration in Zuni Mountains
Farmers in the Zuni Mountains gathered at the Stamm farm for a county and state led demonstration on spraying to control the flea beetle damaging potatoes. Arsenate of lead mixed with water was used, with Bordeaux mixture and whale oil soap suggested to boost efficiency. If successful, the potato industry in the Zuni Mountains could return to profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamm Farm
Lou O'Fallon
Zuni
Zuni Mountains
Farmington Gallup railroad may run on electric power
Col. Manning urges electric propulsion for the Farmington to Gallup line citing Durango coal beds and the Animas or San Juan river for power. He says an electric railroad could be built and operated cheaper than a steam line, urging readers to support paper plans as Herald continues its coverage.
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Col
GC. C. Manning
Gallup
Manning
Durango
Animas
San Juan
The
Herald
Kiwanians Lunch at the White Cafe
Thursday's Kiwanis gathering at the White Cafe featured visitor Edward Hart recounting his Panama excursion. Mayor Hartnett stated plans to build bridges and extend the sewer system, while County Agent Homer Powers highlighted departmental projects. Judge Edmund French received a prize, and C. A. Keeble presented the Kiwanis Creed in red, white, and blue, courtesy of the Bluebird Plumbing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hart
Panama
Hartnett
Homer Powers
Edmund French
Willis Studio
C. A. Keeble
Blue Bird
Bluebird Plumbing Co
National Park to Park Highway Aims for 4500 Mile Cosmic Route
The Park Service and partners plan a 4500 mile sustained auto route linking nine western states and major national parks. A. L. Westgard travels from Mount Rainier through Yellowstone Glacier and more, planning continuous highway links with Denver as the start point. The project seeks congressional aid to permanent improvements and broader access for western tourists.
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Denver
Colo
Europe
United States Park Service
American Automobile Association
National Park-to-Park Highway Association
A. L. Westgard
American“ Autombile Association
Mount’ Ranier National Park
Rocky — ‘Mountain
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Cody Thermopolis
Casper
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Boulder
Colorado Springs
Pueblo Canon City
Gallup
Farrington
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Cox
Loco
Gibson
C. N. Cotton Home
M’kinley County School Progress
W. H. Brose
B. W. Carrington
Carring‘ton Motor Co
mEreh
Evi Z. Vogt
Highway Department
Gallup Herald
Albuquerque’s Son
Farmington and
White Cafe
Department OF the Interior
Vogt
el Morro
Mather
Gene B. Cammern
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