Platform Adopted By Republican Convention
The text reaffirms core party principles and support for Americanism as practiced by Washington, Lincoln, Roosevelt and Harding. It backs international cooperation with safeguards for U.S. sovereignty, endorses a budget system, tariff protections, and labor rights, and commends Senator Bursum Montoya Mechem and Governor Mechem while noting losses and appointments in New Mexico politics.
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Santa FE
Republican Party
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Harding
Association of Nations
International Court of Justice
United States
Conference of Nations
Mechem
Congress
Europe
Asia
New Mexico
Holm C. Bursum
Navy
Bursum
Montoya
Holm OG. Bursum
Holm. O. Bursum
Nestor Montoya
Congress of the
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Merritt
C. Mechem
Worth While services with pictures at Congregational church
The Worth While service at the Congregational church Sunday evening will feature an illustrated address on Columbusthe Christian Explorer. Rev. Stark spent months preparing and will present 51 slides to accompany the narrative. A song service and illustrated Scripture reading will open, with Miss Burke performing a violin solo and other special music expected.
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Worth
Congregational Church
Stark
Burke
Buy Something Made of Copper
A plea urges consumers in the Gallup district to boost demand for copper products to restore coal mine activity. The note argues copper sales fell from 110 million pounds in May to 50 million in June, linking copper demand to coal mine operations and urging readers to buy copper made articles to revive circulation and investments.
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Gallup
el Paso
Denver
Douglas
Bisbee
Phoenix
Globe
Los Angeles
Prominent People Return Home After San Francisco Visit
Dr. J. Johnson and wife returned to Memphis last night with daughter Miss Glenn Johnson after Miss Johnson recovered from appendicitis en route to California. In Gallup Miss Johnson was treated by Dr A C Pratt while Dr Johnson, a UT professor of surgery, performed delicate operations on a child's stiff wrist and a scar removal. Dr. W B Cantrell and Dr H G Willson assisted with anesthesia. Dr. Pratt diagnosed and treated his daughter, expressing satisfaction with Gallup's medical care.
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J. &. Johnson
Memphis
Tenn
Glenn Johnson
Gallup ‘Herald
Johnson
Santa Fe
California
Gallup
A. C. Pratt
W.B. Cantrell
H.G. Willson
Pratt
Gallup Herald
Cantrell
Willson
First Annual Symposium Set for August 28
The Gallup Herald reports the Pueblo Bonito first annual symposium scheduled for August 28 with visitors from the East expected. Neil M. Judd of the National Geographic Society invites many and plans to depart around September 15 after visiting Evan Vogt and El Morro before leaving. Vogt asks Judd to visit Old Rock once more in return for attending the symposium.
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Gallup Herald
Neil M. Judd
National Geographic Society
Judd
Evan_Z
Vogt
el Morro
Inscription Rock
All the Way from Georgia to Gallup Watermelons Arrive
Postmaster W. J. Burnap welcomed two large rattlesnake watermelons from Augusta Georgia sent by Alicia K. Potter a young postal clerk who admired the Painted Desert. The story notes a framed poetry copy kept by Burnap and promises publication of the poetry next week. St. Agnes Guild to hold an apron sale September 2 at the Episcopal rectory.
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W. J. Burnap
Augusta
Express
St.’Agnes Guild
Doctor Praises Town Amid Warm Welcome
In a note from a touring physician, he calls the town the biggest little town he has visited after visits across the United States and Europe. The Gallup Herald praises Miss Johnson’s family, noting steady support from local friends and Memphis coverage.
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United States
Gallup Herald
Johnson
Memphis
Postmaster Coon Urges Careful Mail Handling And Feedback
Postmaster Coon highlights mass misdirected mail and the high cost of neglectful addressing. He cites 600 dead letters weekly from Gallup and 350 000 misdirected items daily in Manhattan, urging legible writing, clear abbreviations, up-to-date mailing lists, and a steady mail flow to ease post office strain. He praises the complaint system as improving error tracking and notes efforts by Postmaster General Hays to obtain constructive criticism and foster direct ties with staff and patrons.
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Coon
Gallup
Postoffice
Postoffice Department
New York City
Manhattan
Hays
Wincere
Miss Fuller Becomes Mrs Huth After Quick Wedding
Mary Fuller asked for half an hour off at Drs Cantrell and Willson offices to marry that day. She returned as Mrs George Huth, with Judge John Schauer as mediator and witnesses Mrs Schauer and Fred Willmunder. The couple, previously met in Wyoming, will live in the area.
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Mary Fuller
Mr. Huth
Wyoming
Willmunder Plumbing Company
Body of Joseph M. Walling Arrives in Hoboken for Gallup Funeral
Knights of Pythias report the body of Private Joseph M. Walling arrived in Hoboken on August 25 and will be forwarded to Gallup. Funeral date in Gallup had not yet been set at press time.
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Gallup
Knights of Pythias
Joseph M. Walling
Hoboken
Campaign to Boost Bursum Senate Bid Arrives in New Mexico
O L Phillips announces two U S representatives Philip Campbell of Kansas and Patrick Kelley of Michigan will speak in New Mexico to aid Helm C Bursum in his bid for the U S Senate. Campbell arrives September 4 and Kelley August 31 with possible additional speakers including Senator Hiram Johnson.
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Santa FE
House of Representatives
New Mexico
Helm C. Bursum
United States Senate
O. L. Phillips
Republican Campaign Committee
Philip P. Campbell
Kansas
Patrick H. Kelley
Michigan
Kelley
Campbell
Phillips
Hiram Johnson
California
Ritchie Is Buried With Military Honors At Hill Crest
Jesse T. Ritchie 25 of Gallup died serving his country in World War I. He was buried with military honors in Hill Crest Cemetery after services at the Congregational church. Local and Colorado relatives attended, and state and Texas Legion posts sent remembrances.
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Jesse T. Ritchie
Hill Crest
Palmer Ketner, Jr
American Legion
Starksville
Colorado
M. A. Marsh
Co. E
21St Engineers
Ritchie
Gallup
Gordon_Griffin
Griffin
Santa Fe Ut
California
Arthur Stokes
Game
Congregational Church
Friends and Legion
Texas
Louise Knudson
L. A. Stark
John Brentari
Leonard Byus
Ralph Ketner
M. B. Pugh
Andrew Brown
Frank Stokes
William Oliver
Dewey Menade
John Hausner
Dying Woman Taken From Train Sunday in Oklahoma
Mrs. Lily May Williams of Pryor Oklahoma was removed from a Santa Fe train Sunday in the final stages of tuberculosis and rushed to a hospital where she died about thirty minutes after arrival. She was with her husband J C Williams and three small children. The family was bound for Modesto California and the body was shipped there.
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Mra
Lily May Williams
Pryor
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
J. C. Williams
Aes
Modesto
California
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H. O. Bursum
Chantry
State Highway Department
Albert B. Fall
Thomas B. Carton
Fred Haggard
George Fowler
Walter Ray Paynyne
Earnest .Neumann
Gladys V
Dorothy Kley
Virginia King
Christine and
Howard’ Marshall
Edward
Margaret Daintin
Susie Belle’ Smalling
Margaret Byet
Marion
Billie Boy Carmand
Mona
Christin
Francis Aee Joy
Bovine Path
Georgia
Huth-Fuller
Joseph. M. Walling
House
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