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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1920
Page
3
The text outlines the American Red Cross charter to aid wounded in war and relief in peace. It announces the Fourth Red Cross Roll Call from November 11 to 25, 1920 with membership categories and dues, urging readers to send dues to their local chapter.
In Nashville the fight over women suffrage raged as the Constitutional League challenged ratification and sought injunction to block enfranchisement. Officials warned against nullifying the majority vote while the governor pledged to certify the legislature’s action to federal authorities in an orderly manner.
Senator Harding labeled Governor Cox’s charge of 15 million dollars in Republican campaign funds as absolutely untrue and misrepresentative. He defended party finances, challenged Cox to prove assertions, and said the next move should come from Cox in reply to the proof demand.
Aug 22 reports outline Elihu Root and European statesmen discussing an international court of justice. Senator Harding weighs the idea as part of his peace policy and potential league of nations implications for the campaign.
The American Red Cross offers First Aid training to men and women to enable prompt and intelligent emergency care. Training supports not replacing physicians but supplementing care when delays risk fatalities. widespread instruction benefits individuals and communities.
The American Red Cross extends relief to Poland, reporting nearly 200 workers in Poland and operations across four base bases with eleven mobile units. It highlights aid to the sick, starving, and orphans, and claims over £1,000,000 raised and mobilization against typhus and cholera.
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