New Mine Modern Chief Visits Gallup Coal Operations
J M Sully managing director of Gallup American Coal visits Gallup mines inspecting Mine No 5 shafts and progress on Mine No 6. He praises work as the most up to date in the country and voices confidence in the industry despite a weak business mood. Sully plans to stay through next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sully
Gallup American Coal Company
Gallup
J. Sully
Sully
New Mexico
Beloved Grants Resident Julia Bibo Dies at 32
Julia Bibo of Grants died Wednesday at St Marys Hospital from typhoid fever after a month of illness. A San Francisco native, she moved to Grants in 1907 with husband Nathan Bibo and leaves three children. The body was sent to California for burial with family members accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Bibo
Grants
Nathan Bibo
St. Mary’s Hospital
Bibo
Gallup
San Francisco
California
Mrs E A Depew Dies at 47 in New Mexico
Mrs E A Depew of Farmington died Tuesday morning at her daughter Mrs Sidney Boardman’s home in Gallup after months with Brights disease and a stroke. She leaves a husband in Santa Fe and four or five children. Her sisters are Mrs Chittenden and Mrs Phelps. funeral and burial were in Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Depew
Farmington
Sidney Boardman
Gallup
Chittenden
Phelps
Entertainments for Niece Abbie King at Hill Avenue Home
Mrs A H DeLong hosted a series of entertainments at her Hill avenue home in honor of her niece Miss Abbie King. Miss King, a Texas State University senior, has visited Gallup for two to three weeks, with many Gallup youths included among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H.delong
Hill Avenue
Abbie King
Miss King
Texas
Gallup
Pinon Crop Outlook Sees Large Harvest This Fall
John Kirk notes promising pinon nut prospects after a California trip. Indians report favorable signs with nuts maturing after the first frost and most of the yield processed through Gallup. Expected value ranges from $25 000 to $50 000 as tribes brace for a tighter gathering season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirk
California
County Jail Remains Empty After Month of Silence
Sheriff McCamant and Deputy Coon report the county jail has been absolutely empty for 30 days, the longest period in seven years. They say enforcing the law is difficult when no disputes arise and the jail feels unsafe to operate under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCamant
Coon
McKinley County Delegates Named to State Convention
An uninstructed delegation of fifteen was chosen by the McKinley County Republican convention to represent the county at Santa Fe's State Republican convention on the 18th. The meeting, led by Gregory Page, elected officers, filled precinct chairmanships, and approved a resolution backing the Bursum Club movement with recommended organizers Mrs. Sam Dimon and F. D. Pino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley County
Santa Fe
Court House
Gregory Page
Charles W. Davis
H. A. Manda
Charles R. Bellmaine
W. H. Carter
Berredo Ba
R.C. Garrett
F. Montano
August Richter
G. B. Phillips
W. H. Morris
J. W. Chapman
Louis Stewart
Jack Kammer
Jesus Apodaca, Sr
E. K. Brrett
Ricarte Montoya
Sam Dimon
del Arcey
B. A. Wetherill
Harry Lloyd
H. C. Denny
Sharp Hanson
J. W. Bontems
C. K. Ross
Evan Z. Vogt
Richard K. White
J. D. Mowrer
K.W. Dennard
Wm. S. King
Wm. Delaney
J. Dean
Lotario Padilla
Albert Vigil
Wm. A. Porter
W. M. Ashton
Jas. Merchant
J. E. McVeigh
Estevan Silva
J. B. McKinley
L. P. Shryer
L. E. Ambrose
C. F. Reinhardt
Chester C. Dobson
L. E. Gould
H. E. O’donnell
G. A. Byus
P. N. Griego
H. Neumann
Roy Wood
Frank Taylor
Sam Morbin
C. N. Cotton
Alfred Ruiz
del, Arcy
C. M. Rouse
B. I. Staples
F. D. Pino
Saunders Charms With Violin at Community House Recital
Violinist Robert J. Saunders and pianist OFléy Mes presented a joint program Tuesday night under the Gallup Woman's Club. A well filled audience praised the classical selections. the event, a decade long touring duo, was a financial success thanks to the club ladies led by Mrs. William Bickle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Saunders
William Bickle
C. A. Carrington
W. &.Clarke
W. H. Collins
Estin Burks
W. B. Cantrell
J.M. Carman
G. A. Payne
Seaberg to Perform Recital at Community House
Miss Agnes Seaberg of Raton New Mexico guest of Dr and Mrs A C Pratt her soprano voice praised in concerts She will give a concert at the Community House the date to be announced She will be assisted by Mrs Stark and Prof Gross later lines mention a party including Miss Francis Wilson Mrs S A Davis and John Phatcher planning to see Hopi snake dances at Second Mesa and Walpi next week for about a week
Bursum Nominated by New Mexico Republican Convention
The Republican State Convention at Santa Fe nominated Herbert Bursum by acclamation to fill the U S Senate seat. He pledged campaign effort and predicted a large victory, with Holt urging justice for settlers and Indian rights and support for agricultural interests and veteran benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bursum
Senate
Falk
Harding
Republican Party
Renehan
Congress
Mexico
Holt
Mexican is Found Dying on Santa Fe Tracks
Manuel Martinez a 36 year old Santa Fe section hand was found unconscious on the Santa Fe tracks near the freight depot about four o clock Sunday morning. He died at 1 PM. Officials presume a passing train struck him. he suffered a head wound and facial injuries. He was married and had lived in this country about five years. He had twenty dollars when he left home Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Martinez
Santa’ Fe
Martinez
The
Santa Fe
Oil firm reports 500 foot well in Gallup area
Mr Bernard Halliday field manager of Section 9 Oil Company visited Gallup this week saying a well is down about 500 feet with prospects for a good flow of oil. They use two Parkerburg rigs and expect four more rigs by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Halliday
Section 9 Oil Company
Gallup
Halliday
Parkersburg
Midwest Refining Co to Begin Oil Drilling Near Shiprock
The Midwest Refining Company a Standard Oil subsidiary has leased 4600 acres about seven miles southeast of Shiprock and will start drilling immediately. Equipment is on site and 150000 dollars will be spent before year’s end. Navajo labor will be employed largely, seen as a positive for the Indians this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest. Refining Company
Standard Oil Company
Shiprock
Colorado Line
Death takes father of Mrs. W. H. Morris
W H Morris learned by wire that George W Riddell aged 78 died at 2 46 am in Brazil Indiana. Riddell had not fully recovered from influenza and age aided the fatal illness. Mrs Morris and her daughter Carolyn will travel to Indiana near early September with Morris joining them later and Carolyn remaining to study at St Mary's of the Woods for another year.
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Morris
Brazil
Indiana
George W .Riddell
Mr. Riddell
Mr. Morris
Mrs. Morris
Miss Carolyn
St. Mary's of the Woods
Santa Fe Officials Inspect Damaged Road on Gallup Trip
Several prominent Santa Fe officials visited Gallup Thursday night for an inspection of a road section damaged by heavy rains. Attendees included J. R. Hitchcock assistant general manager W. Matthie division superintendent R. R. Ball chief engineer and Mr McNeil general foreman. They will tour the line by car with Gallup as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant
Griego Reports Unanimous Support for Bursum at Santa Fe
P N Griego returned from the Republican Convention in Santa Fe and said sentiment favored Bursum. He noted smooth proceedings and a roaring celebration when the motion to nominate Bursum unanimously carried. Griego served on the permanent organization committee.
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P. N. Griego
Santa Fe
Bursum
Griego
Committee On Permanent Organization
Death of Los Angeles father shocks Cliff Farrar
Cliff Farrar of the C. N. Cotton Company received a wire confirming the death of his father in Los Angeles. He was 61 years old and had recently returned from the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Farrar
C. N. Cotton Company
Los Angeles
Farrar
Jesse T. Ritchie Buried in Gallup After Service
The Gallup youth Jesse T. Ritchie, 22, of Company E 21st Engineers, killed at the front in France, will be buried tomorrow. Funeral services will be held Sunday morning with the American Legion Palmer Ketner Sr. in charge and firing squad pallbearers from the post. The body rests at Gallup Undertaking Co. parlors with wreaths from El Paso Post and state Legion groups. Ritchie died when a shed exploded near a locomotive on November ? 1918, awaiting relatives from Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse T. Ritchie
Gallup
France
Colorado
Palmer Ketner, Sr
American Legion
Gallup Undertaking Company
el Paso
New Mexico
Ritchie
Company E
21St Engineers
The
Santa Fe
Gordon Griffin
Arthur Stokes
J. W
Local W R C to organize Gallup chapter
Mrs. Ella M. French the National Inspector of the Woman's Relief Corps will visit Gallup mid next week to organize a local corps. The organization started as G A R auxiliaries and now assists Civil War veterans and their dependents, plus child welfare and Americanization work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella M. French
Los Angeles
Woman's Relief Corp
Gallup
Woman's Relief Corps
Womens Relief Corps
French
Sini Frost
Mechem reverses stance on amendment No. 8
Governor Mechem, who once backed amendment No. 8, now urges its defeat. He cites a tax roll shrinkage of about 50 million dollars making ratification inadvisable as state assessed value drops threaten school funding. Educational Auditor Joerns’ statewide budget review supports the concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Mechem
John Joerns
McGaffey Mills Nearing September Restart at Perea
McGaffey company lumber mills at Perea near Albuquerque may start at full capacity around September 1. The plant can produce about 75 000 feet daily and employs 400 to 600 workers. W H Allen notes the run length is uncertain but could be sustained for some time amid nearby mill closures.
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Albuquerque
N. M
McGaffey Company
Perea
W. H. Allen
McKinlye Land and Lumber Company
Woman's Club Program Committee Met at Evans Home
The program committee led by Mrs. Frank Evans met at her home to plan club activities for the coming months. The first meeting will be held early next month at the Very House where Mrs. H Neumann will present a paper on the early history of New Mexico.
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The
Woman’s Club
Frank Evans
A. H. DeLong
A. T. Hannett
Champion
Evans
H. Neumann
New Mexico
General Scott Visits Gallup on Inspection Tour
Major General Hugh L. Scott accompanied by Brigadier General J. A. Johnston and Colonel H. J. Slocum halted in Gallup for a few hours en route to Fort Defiance and Hopi snake dances. The group traveled four days from the Grand Canyon, meeting old friends such as C. N. Cotton and Senator J. L. Hubbell, and planned to witness dances at First Mesa on the 22nd and Second Mesa on the 25th. General Scott, former U.S. Army Chief of Staff and current National Board of Indian Commissioners member, discussed Navajo and Hopi welfare and history, and recalled prior assignments and negotiations with Native tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh L. Scott
J. A. Johnston
H. J. Slocum
Gallup
Fort Defiance
Grand Canyon
General Scott
C. N. Cotton
J.L. Hubbell
Peter Parquett
Grant
Scott
Calvary
New Mexico
Arizona
Beautiful Mountain
Bluff
el Paso
Villa
Lorenzo Hubbell
Theodore Roosevelt
Senator Hubbell
Santiago Hubbell
West Point
Johnston
Gamp— Cody
Deming
France
Albuquerque
Slocum
Columbus
Pershing
Mexico
Register Now for Coming Election
Registration books are open for the September 20 election featuring a U S senator race and eleven state constitutional amendments. Register by September 10. precinct four books are in Room 7 at the courthouse and precinct three at Banner Drug Store. Do not rely on prior registration.
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United States
Court House
Banner Drug Store
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Grants Passes Away
E. A. Depew
Robert J. Saunders Charms With Violin
Miss Seaberg
Holm
Herbert B. Holt
Midwest - Refining CO
TRIP
GOV. Mechem
McGaffey Mills
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