The Poor Male and Last Words of Great Men
A collage notes animal mating rituals and last words of famous figures, then shifts to church state tensions in Mexico and calls for reform. It includes quotes from Goethe and Roosevelt, mentions a new flying machine, and ends with claims about famine, vegetarianism, and Metropolitan Life's housing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Great
Pitt
Goethe
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank Murphy
Cap
New Mexico Board Of Nurse Examiners Schedule
The New Mexico State Board of Nurse Examiners will hold examinations in Santa Fe on October 1 and 2, 1926. The board will meet in Santa Fe on November 8, 1926 to approve applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
State Board of Nurse
Santa Fe
Mrs Brock Returns Home From California Visit
Mrs Henry Brock has returned home from a lengthy visit in California. She is the official new society figure reported for the Gamerco area, supported by the local Herald leader and followers, while her absence was noted by community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry” ‘Brock
Heft ‘Jong
California
Brock
New and Society
Gamercoan
Fis
Herald Leader
Dillon of Encino Elected State Senator and Self Made
Richard Dillon a State Senator from the fifteenth district and a long time Encino merchant was named the Republican candidate for Governor at Albuquerque. He arrived in New Mexico in 1889, worked as a salesman and manager, and took his seat in 1925. He chaired the Public Land and Livestock Committee and backed a 1926 direct primary bill that was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
New ‘Mexico
Old
Atlantic, and Pacific Railway
Floersheim, Mercantile Company
Springer
Gross-Kelly
Las Vegas
Sane’ Organization
Albuquerque
Goss-Kelly
New Mexico
Encino
G. W. Bond and Brothers ‘Mercantile Company
Dillon
State Senate
Enate
Frey’ Ayers
Senate
Albuquerque - Elks “Lodge
Vaughn
Santa Fe
Florence
Virgina
Richard Kenneth
Bettie Jr
Maurice Malcolm
Josie M. Williams
Gether
Philip, Jegies
John
Desmarais
Tas
Granville A. ‘Richardson
Chaves County
Hannett
Sutherland Named Campaign Manager for Republican slate
R G Sutherland accepts temporary campaign manager post to be chosen at the executive committee meeting. He will draft plans with A B Renehan and Miss Edith Wiseman, heads of speakers bureaus, while discussing outreach for the State ticket.
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Santa’ FE
R. G. Sutherland
Sutherland
A. B. Renehan
Edith Wiseman
Fifth Annual Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Opens in Gallup
Ideal weather opened the Fifth Annual Ceremonial with a noon parade led by St. Michaels' Indian band. Tribes from New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and Utah marched past visitors as the crowd watched from both sides. The event at Lyon Memorial Park proceeded smoothly with a larger attendance including scientists, artists and movie folks. Mayor Canavan proclaimed Gallup day, setting many residents’ rooms aside for attendance and making it accessible to clerks and wage earners alike.
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St. Michaels
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Gallup
Lyon Memorial Park
Seg
Frank Canavan
Prominent Indian Ceremonial Visitor Attends Southwestern Event
Sam R. McCaw, Yakima banker and full blood Indian, visits the Ceremonial. He spoke at a Gallup Rotary luncheon on why Indians love their primitive life and customs. McCaw, studying Southwestern ceremonials and Navajo practices, praised indigenous contentment versus modern civilization.
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Sam R. McCaw
Yakima
Wash
Gallup Rotary
Rotarians
McCaw
Mr. McCaw
Ceremonial Guests and Rotary Luncheon in Gallup
Henry Legue of Monte Vista attends Ceremonials in Gallup and meets Rotary members. Visitors include Charlie Cotton from Los Angeles and Cozy McSparrow from an Indian trading store. Others travel from Tempe and Phoenix to join events. couples return from Phoenix and California after shopping for winter goods.
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Henry Legue
Monte Vista
Colo
Gallup
Charlie Cotton
C. N. Cotton
Los Angeles
Rotary
Cozy McSparrow
Cozy
Rotarians
Tempe, Ariz
Iw Gallup
Rotary U
Lawrence
A. N. Kahl
San Francisco
Roseforce
Kahl
Bridge Train Wreck Near Chavez Kills Two Injures Ten
A bridge work train wreck near Chavez east of Thoreau New Mexico killed Conductor J D Tucker of Gallup and Marion Hansen wife of a foreman. Ten injured were taken to St Marys Hospital in Gallup. Cause cited as a handcar left on track. Train traffic blocked and later resumed.
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Guam
Chavez
Gmallup
St. Maryles Hospital
Gallup
Albuquerque
Belen
G. Willson
Santa Fe Ocivions
J. W. Hannett
Santa Fe
American Hospital Association
H.T. Watson
St. Marys
Gallup Public Schools Open Aug 30 with staff meetings
The Gallup Public Schools announce a reopening on Monday August 30. A preliminary teacher meeting with the superintendent at 9 a m will occur in the Central Building followed by principal meetings in their buildings in the afternoon. Students come for registration and book slips at 1 15 p m.
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Gallup Public
Chas. B. Fredick
Gallup Proclaims August 27 1926 Gallup Day Holiday
Mayor Jas. Frank Canuyany proclaims Friday August 27 1926 from noon as a public holiday to celebrate the Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial. Officials urge all business to suspend and citizens to attend at the Ceremonial Grounds to support the event and its organizers. City Hall Gallup New Mexico seals the proclamation.
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Gallup
Frank Canuyany
City of
New Mexico
Demands for Independence Trigger Libel Suit Claim
Roswell New Mexico newspaper editor accuses the State Democratic machine of pressing a $50,000 libel suit against the Southwestern Dispatch to silence critical coverage. The editor says opposition to Governor Hannett and support for Grenville Richardson spurred actions amid party factionalism and threats.
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Hannett
Dispatch
Richardson
Roswell, N M
Southwestern Dispatch
Roswell
M. F. Desmarais
Las Vegas
Will Robinson
Robinson
Democratic
Soo
Grenville A. Richardson
Chavez County
State Machine
New Mexico
San Miguel County
Appetite Aubonmnteneeu
The
Insane Asylum
F. M. Crail
Prominent guests tour Pueblo Bonito ruins in Chaco Canyon
A party of 24 students from the School of American Research in Santa Fe visited Pueblo Bonito Lodge Chaco Canyon on a Smithsonian led restoration tour. Dr. Neil Judd guided the group through the partly restored ruin and discussed Southwest chronology. An evening program featured Dr. Hartley Alexander on Rain Cloud Myths and a Navajo bonfire and Zuni song, while Hewett and twenty nearby students toured across pueblos from Taos to Gran Quivira.
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Chaco Canyon
Pueblo Bonito
N. M
School of American Research
Santa Fe
Pueblo Bonito Lodge
Archaeology’ of the Southwest
Neil Judd
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
Hartley Alexander
University of Nebraska
Judd
Southwest
Ot “Hewett
Orban Research
Tie Seer
Answers to August 21 Questions for Busy Ad Prize
The Gallup Herald offers a contest with 19 responses for August 21. Only two submissions qualify for third prize. first and second prizes remain open as readers are urged to obtain the issue, work out the answers, and mail them to the office by Tuesday afternoon at Boblock, co.
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Gallup Herald
Boblock, Co
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Julian. Huxley
Mexico
America
Peru
Reues
Daniel Hall
Oxford Scientific Gathering
Henry George
Texas
Globe
Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance ‘Company
Stabler
Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company
Ay Arthur Brisbane
Mrs. Brock
Heaven
Dillon Ae Encino
Juan A. A. Sedillo
ED Sargent
Rio Arriba
Supreme Court
John Watson of
Deming
Secretary of State
Mary Bartolino
Raton
Nathan Jaffa
Miguel A. Otero, Jr
Benjamin F. Pankey
Rk. P. Barnes
Aibnausrnee
Randolph
Hugh H. “Williams
Max. Fernaez
Penasco
India
George
Cincinnati
W. C. Harrington
Central Motor Company
Dersal Force
Reva Harrington
Glenn
Skiles
Phoenix
J. M. Jacobson
Ariz
Nohab
Gizeh
Quérete
Democratic Party
Aud Lusk
Dents
Taos
Mesa Verde
Aztec
Clinco Canyon
Zuni
Acoma
Laguna
Gran Quivira
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