Scientists Visit Pueblo Ruins Near Gallup for Ancient People Study
A party of researchers led by Dr Bryan Cummings of the University of Arizona and Willard N. Glate examined ruins near Gallup to learn about the valley’s prehistoric inhabitants. They photographed a eight foot monument and uncovered pottery shards and bones while noting ties to Col. Kit Carson era legends and possible Spanish conquest history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byran Cummings
University ‘of Arizonay
Willard-N.- Glate
Anigt
J. H. Ferris
Joliet News
Gallup
America
Kit Carson
Cummings
Kiya
Europe
Smithsonian Institution
Ing Sethe
New Meékies
Morris
Zuni
Dan Dubois
Mexico
New World
Ketners Visit Cooley Arizona Town Under Construction
Mr and Mrs Palmer Ketner returned from Cooley Arizona describing a newly forming town near the McGaffey railroad twenty miles south of Holbrook. They faced rough roads a late arrival and scarce bed space but noted hundreds of buildings under way and a planned gigantic electric plant to provide heat and light for workers. The town’s growth is expected to bring a modern city by next spring.
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Palmer Ketner
Cooley, Ariz
New
McGaffey
Holbrook
Ketner
Strike Paralyzes West to Arizona Disrupts Commerce
The article notes a widespread strike across Los Angeles San Francisco and into Arizona declared illegal and a violation of contract. Federal authorities and union leaders have given strikers until 7 am to return to work, warning of massive economic losses as traffic and commerce grind to a halt across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Arizona
Federal
Unioed
Chevaillier Sanatorium Plans Three Story Stone Building
The Exchange Editor notes Miss Virginia Williams, sales manager for the Chevaillier Sanatorium corporation, will begin erecting a three story stone building with 44 rooms on the Doctor's Range after incorporation. The town building will include modern conveniences such as automatic elevators.
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Albuquerque Journal
Virginia, Williams
Chevaillier Sanatorium Corporation
Gallup Schools Open Amid Labor Day Delay
Gallup announces school openings with possible Tuesday start after Labor Day. Parents urged to read Senate Bill No. 102 in recent issues. Early entry benefits noted. cooperation with teachers and trustees requested for a strong school year.
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Gallup
Newspaper Prices Rising For Printers As Paper Stock Increases
A Whitaker Paper Co representative warned printers and publishers that paper stock and pond shortages have risen by about 2 cents per pound since he left Denver, with no clear ceiling. Many western weeklies charge 25 cents net per inch for ads, while Gallup Herald set 15 cents per inch per issue and plans to hold until forced higher by market conditions. era notes wider price surges across the industry.
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Whitaker Paper Co
Denver
West
Gallup: Herald
Duke City Grays to Play Gibson Team on Labor Day
Arrangements made for the Duke City Grays to cross bats with the Gibson team at Gibson baseball park on Monday September 1. The game will start at 1 30 p m. under the management of Dan Padilla and aims to provide a real baseball contest for the local fans.
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Duke City Grays
Gibson
Dan Padilla
Gibson Baseball Park
Brass Band Formed in Gallup After Meeting Sunday
A brass band was organized in Gallup last Sunday after a meeting at Boardman Bros. place. By Wednesday night three musicians gathered for practice with Band Master B. J. Seana in charge, indicating Gallup can claim a real brass band.
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Gallup
Boardman “Bros
Idol 3
B. J. Seana
Five Brothers Claim Record Goats Riding Hat Mystery
Five brothers reportedly traversed a secret road of Odd Fellowship one night in Galp. The event is described as a remarkable record hard to beat by the community.
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Hat
Galp
Odd Fellowship
New Coal Mine Opens in Gallup District
The Boardman Bros. Coal Co. announces a new coal mine in the Gallup district with work already underway. Coal is expected to be ready for marketing within a few weeks.
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Boardman Bros. Coal Co
Gallup District
Revivals and local notes fill Gallup pages in brief
Community updates report Revival services at Methodist church led by Rev Jones of Albuquerque. Weddings listed Cruz Luna and Dolratos Trujue in Heaton. Ads note stock of cane sugar and a new Gallup pastor en route from South Dakota. Neices of Mae Burks visit Apache Arizona. court matters involve Direct Line Coal in Albuquerque.
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The
Methodist Church
Rev. Jones
Albuquerque
Gallup
BE. A. Martin
Gregory, Page
Arthur Jones
Sam Wood
Direct Line Coal Co
Stephens Opposes Federal Lands Turnover to States
Former Congressman John H. Stephens, longtime El Paso official, opposes western governors pushing reserved federal lands to states. He warns Texas would lose millions in revenues and stresses Texas never ceded its public lands. He argues state lands fund schools and infrastructure, while Uncle Sam provides no direct aid.
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John H. Stephens
el Paso
Stephens
Texas
New Mexico
Uncle Sam
México
New México
New Mexico Tax Gloom Over Mine Depletion Risks Public Lands
A discussion warns that mines and railways pay taxes only while productive. When mines run dry and homesteads fail to yield steady revenue, state finances falter. A permanent fund from public lands could secure schools and highways for New Mexico’s future.
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New Mexico
Kentucky election shows shift in eighth district politics
The eighth district of Kentucky, long Democratic, elected Republican King Swope on a platform opposing Wilson's treaty ratification. Democratic managers, confident of victory, aided the campaign by circulating Swope's anti treaty views, signaling uneasy party alignment.
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Eighth
Kentucky
King
Swope
Wilson
Atlantic
Army recruiting opens chance to join expeditionary forces
Enlistment offers are available for infantry and signal corps with one year or three year terms. One year recruits will be sent to Europe immediately. Openings include telephone operators repairmen and expert radio operators. Telephone and linemen are in high demand for the signal corps. Apply at Army Recruiting Station for details.
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American ‘Expeditionary Forces
Infantry
Signal Corps
Europe
Army
Free Plate Service Linked to Campaign Support
A reader-supplied description notes a proposal where newspapers could obtain free printing by publicizing a Democratic campaign message. It suggests a presidential speech turnout tied to League of Nations endorsement and hints at a political influence scheme involving “sign, a post” cards.
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League of Nations
Legion Post No 12 Plans Bluewater Fair
American Legion Post No 12 announces a fair at the Bluewater auditorium on September 10 with Rollie's four piece orchestra providing music.
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Legion
Bluewater
Boacsl
Rollie
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Chevaillier Sanatorium
Edmund R. French
Cruz H. Luna
Dolratos Trujue
Heaton
Mara W. sTeshone
Mae Burks
Apache, _ Ariz
L. G
Shanklin
J. R. Willis
Mr. Willis
C. A. Kemble
United On
Lu Bing
Geo
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