Battle Between Mexican Ennment and Catholic Church
A discussion frames a rare conflict in Mexico between secular authority and the Catholic Church, noting potential turmoil from halting religious services and the Indians' devout response to Christianity. The piece touches on cotton prices, rainfall effects on growers, and skeptical views of biblical tales by Rev. Laura B. Gaylor. It also highlights aviation figure H. I. Fokker and U.S. prosperity claims, with mention of Lord Beaverbrook's gold standard doubts and a New York swimmer's Dover to Ramsgate feat.
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Mexico
Lord Beaverbrook
Europe
Clemmington—Carson
New York
Dover
Ramsgate
Nancy Hanks
Sabins Return After Northern Trip Across States
C M Sabini and family returned from a tour through northern New Mexico and parts of Colorado enjoying mountain scenery. Mrs. Margaret Jones visited in Flagstaff from Friday to Sunday with sister Mrs. Miller. Accompanied by Rose Marie and Yvonne, Mrs. Jones returned with Governor Miller to visit relatives.
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C. M. Sabini
New Mexico
Colorado
Margaret Jones
Flagstaff
Miller
Republicans Hold Big Convention in McKinley County
McKinley County Republicans met in delegate convention electing 62 delegates for the State Convention in Albuquerque. Cy Rouse presided and urged duty to win county and state elections. Resolution endorse the Senate election code opposed to Hannett code. Hanson elected chairman with Brose secretary. A county candidate nomination convention will be called.
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McKinley County
Albuquerque
Cy Rouse
Committee On Resolutions
Republican Senate Committee
Hannett
New Mexico
Karp Hanson
H. W.brose
Virginia Ann Eppergon Celebrates Fourth Birthday
A birthday party for Virginia Ann Eppergon drew a group of young guests Friday afternoon last week. Activities included games and enjoyment, with Edna Mae Richards Harold Scoopmire Ruth Bolton Adeline Brentari Betty Richards Anne Bell Waba Clift Farrar Jr Janey rds Henry Marshall Katy Bol Nant camith Billy Jim Marshall Smith tafreachments served at five o clock.
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Virginia Ann’ Eppergon
Edna Mae’ Richards
Harold Scoopmire
Ruth ‘Bolton
Adeline Brentari
Betty Richards
Anne Bell Waba
Clift’. Farrar, Jr
Janeyrds
Henry
Marshall
Katy Bol- Nant Camith
Billy
Jim Marshal
Smith
Ock
Miss Mary Menapace Wins Region Diamond Prize
In the region popularity contest Miss Mary Menapace led with 18889 votes earning the top prize a valuable diamond ring. Miss Mary Sue Alexander received a pretty wristwatch for her strong finish, while Irene Gribben placed third. The American Legion Forty-Niner Committee thanks the public for support at the August show.
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Mary Menapace
Mary Sue
Alexander
Irene Gribben
American Legion Forty-Niner Committee
Palmer Kenner Post
America
All The Way and Back In Our Little Old Ford
Mrs. E. M. Wall and sons Howard and Emmett return home after a long trip visiting relatives from Des Moines to Chicago for the Eucharist Congress and on to Buffalo Niagara Falls Boston and Santa Fe before reaching Trinidad and back.
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E. M.’Wall and
Howard
Emmett
Buffalo
N Y
Niagara Falls
Boston
Mass
Detroit
Plymouth Rock
Miles Standish
Trinidad
Colo
State Republican Convention in session at Albuquerque
The Republican State Convention is in session at Albuquerque and will nominate a full slate for state offices tonight. Governor candidate race centers on Edward Sargent and Manuel B. Otero closely followed by Crile Williams and others. Crile delivered the keynote as Hannett and his allies attack the proposed election code seen as designed to disenfranchise 20,000 New Mexico citizens.
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Albuquerque
Edward Sargent
Manuel B. Otero
Dr. Crile
Hugh Williams
Mitchell
Dillon
Crile
Pilate
Moetics
Hannetta
Hannett
Friday
Carl Magee
New Mexico
City Official Family Moves to New City Hall Ceremonial HQ
The city official family has moved into their new home the City Hall. The former Court House room is vacated and prepared as ceremonial headquarters during the week of the act.
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City Hall
Judge Holloman Backs Opposed Election Law Clash
Santa Fe County Republican convention hears Judge Reed Holloman denounce Hannett’s proposed election law as a plan to disfranchise about 20 000 statewide and 500 in Santa Fe County He accuses signers of forgeries and urges citizens to campaign against the measure amid warnings of a fall political fight.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Judge. Holloman
County Court House
Holloman
United States
Washington
Coolidge
Democratic Party
Hannett
Magee
Jerry B. Farris Declares Sheriff Candidacy in McKinley County
The Gallup Herald announces Jerry B. Farris as a Republican candidate for sheriff of McKinley County. Farris, a former deputy U S marshal and prohibition officer, has long been a local leader with ties to the Seven Lakes country and Crown Point. He cites tax records and family schooling needs in Gallup as reasons for seeking office and expects to win if nominated.
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Gallup Herald
Jerry B. Farris
McKinley County
Farris
United States
Foraker
Prohibition
Johnson
McKinley Couty
Gallup
Seven Lakes Country
Crown Point
Central Baptist Association Meets in Albuquerque 1926
About 30 messengers and visitors attended from churches across Albuquerque Aztec Belen Bernalillo East Las Vegas Estancia Gallup Farmington Montezuma Capitan as Rev H P Stage led sessions in First Methodist South building. Officers elected include Moderator Rev J Carl McCoy Albuquerque Assistant Moderator Rev W C Grant Estancia Clerk M B Fitzgerald Farmington Treasurer L D Jordan Belen Aztec named 1927 meeting site.
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Central Baptist Association
H. P. Stage
First ‘Methodist ‘Church
South
Abuquerque
Aztec
Belen
Bernallilo
East Las Vegas
Estancia
Gallup
Farmington
Montezuma
Capitan
Work Progressing on Ft Wingate Indian School Building
Captain McDonald from Ft Wingate reports the new Indian school building is progressing well and could open for Indian children by September 1 or 16. Superintendent Sam Young is dedicating his time to the project at Ft Wingate after being relieved of duties in Albuquerque.
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Nile Valley
Pueblos
Desert
Forset
Canyon
Earth
McDonald
Ft. Wingate
Sam ‘Young
Permently
Albuquerqie
Notice To School Patrons And To The Teachers
The McKinley County rural schools will begin their term on Monday August 30 1926. There will be a Betdly float 38a on Saturday August 28 at 9 p m in at the Central School. No county teacher is excused from this meeting.
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McKinley County
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