Governors and Officials Rally for Increased Coal Production
Gov Lindsey State Fuel Administrator Poe and Chief Justice Hanna visited several towns to spur coal output for war needs. They urged miners to work harder, warned of conscription if patriotism waned, and highlighted New Mexico's lag behind federal targets of about 18 000 tons weekly while auditing local mine practices.
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Lindsey
Poe
Hanna
State Supreme Court
I. Ig
Alison
Gibson
Gallup
America
Germany
New Mexico
S. Coal
Gallup Strives to Heal Rift with Gibson Merchants
Local business men report a costly fallout from hostile pre campaign coverage aimed at the Gallup Gibson area. Officials vow steps to improve relations and boost coal mine production to meet war demands and prevent further economic harm.
Willson to receive army medical commission soon
Dr H G Willson has passed his medical exam and will hold himself ready to receive a commission in the U S Army Medical Service, with orders forthcoming. Mrs Willson and children will move to California during the war. Captain L M Shipley and Lt A R Woods, both in France, are profiled in Santa Fe magazine. A bond issue of 4000 dollars is planned for Page No 16 schoolhouse. a public vote set for September 10. Banks in Gallup close Saturdays at noon starting August 5 with exceptions on railroad pay days.
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H.G. Willson
Army
War Department
L.M. Shipley
France
Santa Fe
Shipley
Winslow
A. R. Woods
Page
County ‘Board of Education
Gallup
Merchants Bank
Gallup State Bank
D. P. Chisolm
John. Becklett
Chigholm
Porthind. Oren
Chisholm
Grand Canon
Portland
Red Cross Seeks Action Over Liberal Magazine Libel
McKinley County Red Cross leaders condemn a August North American Review article calling New Mexico a traitor state. They urge investigations and punishment for editor George Harvey and send protests to the State Council of Defense Governor and Red Cross HQ.
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New Mexico
North American Review
Ore Henby Wray
Mexico
McKinley County
Red Cross
State Council of Defense
American Red Cross
McKinley
Gallup
France
Dre Allings
George Harvey
Tibet
National
Ad. Cross
American Review
Wingate Fort to Be Used For Training or Prisoner Camp
War department plans for Fort Wingate to be developed soon as a cantonment or prisoner of war post. Local officials, including First Sergeant Pine and Mayor Cotton, push for Wingate use while army recruiting activity continues. A seven year old, Alonzo Roderick Raines, died of typhoid fever at St. Marys hospital after a lapse in recovery. funeral held at Sacred Heart church.
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War Department i
Ft. Wingate i
Wingate
Gallup
Forpser
Cotton
Washington
Los Angeles
the. Jong
Alonzo Roderick
Raines
St. Marys ‘Hospital
Sacred Heart Church
High
Betsides
Hig Loss
Rairies
Men Called for Army to Leave August 27
Call to entrainment August 27 lists James Rudolph Manuel Patrick Richard Guy Ernest Blankenship Arthur Smith Ubaldo Garcia Jim Magnino Dell Arcsy Jose Pedro Gutierrez Robert Noble Thomas Sandoval Niram Wilson Bynum Shaw Henry Dickson Deal John Bruno Louis Baroni Kidel Candelario Emeliano Martinez with alternates Pedro Jaramillo Juan Casados and Camp Pike Little Rock Ark.
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Camp Pike
Little Rock
Ark
James R.rudolph
Manuel Patrick
Richard Guy
Ernest Blankenship
Arthur B. Smith
Ubaldo Garcia
Jim Magnino
Dell Arcsy
Jose Pedro Guitter‘ez
Robert Noble
Thomas A. Sandoval
Niram ‘Allen Wilson
Bynum Shaw
Henry Dickson Deal
John Bruno
Louis Baroni
Kidel Candelario
Emeliano Martinez
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Bow
Udge Hanna
Gallup American Goal Co
Gib- 50
Topin
Batt Satie
Gibson @lager
E. R. French
Coal Ave
N.M
N. M
Ramah
Mentmore
Heaton
Perea
E.R
Giles
Master
Barbara Eglesome
Colorado
Hugh Curry
Hannett
Ft. Wingate
DR. Willson
Gov
H. Fryling of
Jay
Britania
M. Vander Beck
Christian” Reformed Church
REO Gross
Wray
New ‘ Mexico
Horace Moses C
Manning A Red Ruiz
Mel
T. My. Quebedeaux
el Paso
Crown Point
C. Ni Cotton. Co
C. C. ‘Manning. Co
Gallup’ Mercantil Co
C. N._Cotton
Fort Wingate
Pine
Dale
J Loneoak
Rex
Fem
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