Livestock Leaders Call for Joint Convention in Salt Lake City
President Charles P. Mullen directs officers of Forty livestock associations in thirteen western states to attend a three day convention in Salt Lake City December 6 to 8 1920. The event, held with California Cattlemen's Association, aims to discuss public land grazing taxes tariffs marketing and financing to stabilize the industry and protect land values.
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Charles P. Mullen
Salt Lake City
California
Associaton
California Cattle‘men's Association
Ange
Oregon boy's voice sets world record in song
A Washington state boy named Robert Murray, aged 12, reportedly achieved the highest human singing note ever recorded, claiming fame for a remarkable vocal range and performance that astonished observers and aged critics alike.
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Oregon
Robert
Murray
Tolreach
Western Livestock Association Urges Convention Attendance
The association calls for strong attendance at a Western producers convention to shape policy on reclaimed lands and livestock issues. Officers stress safeguarding reclaimed lands, preventing abandonment, and forging constructive legislation for producers, packers, transporters, and consumers alike. Leaders like Mullen and Dillingham urge broad turnout to address future meat supply and regional land policy.
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Egn
West
Untmed 8
Embi Association Deraling Lands Ory Lic Graig
LANDS
Charles P., Mullen
Les
Dillingham
Wyoming Montana oil fields in early development stage
Frank S Durbin of San Francisco says US oil supply fears are nonsense. He notes Wyoming and Montana fields are in initial development, producing 16 000 barrels a week, with prices soon tied to local supply. Transportation afar slows progress but benefits owners through eventual higher prices.
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Washington
United States
Frank
S. Durbin
San
Francisco
Wyoming
Montana
Harding greeted as first Baptist president in Washington
The Colombia Association of Baptists adopted a message congratulating Warren G. Harding on his election as president. The document notes Baptist leaders expressing welcome and positioning the president within their religious community in Washington.
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Harding
Washington
Colombia Association of
Bap
Colum Crabs
Mills Shut Down Over Freight Rates Dispute
The McKinley Lumber Company will close its mill tomorrow over a 25 percent freight rate increase from Thoreau to Albuquerque demanded by the Santa Fe Railway. The State Corporation Commission had ordered no rate increase, but the railroad raised rates to 3.12 per 1000 feet, effective October 7. The company has paid under protest for logs in yards or in transit and will shut the mill until the rate dispute is resolved. Col. Breece traveled to Louisiana. the plant shutdown follows the railroad’s refusals to deliver logs at the higher rate.
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Albuquerque
McKinley Land& Lumber Comany
E Lumber Company
Santa'e Railway
Comany
Tower Camp
Thoreau
Albuqueriuque
State Corporation Commission
Lumber Company
Corporation Commission
Coleman
Colonel Breece
Louisiana
Lumber “Company
Col
Breece
Santa Fe
Funeral notice for Mrs Nellie Phillips of Gallup
Mrs Nellie Phillips died November 27 at age 44 after 27 years in Gallup. Survived by husband J J Phillips and children Lillian Farnsworth Bertha Phillips John Phillips Arthur Phillips Ellen Phillips. Brothers Frank Bailey Sam Bailey. sisters Reece Beddow Cada Selvy Lea Selvy Richard Cow Robt Vyper and Rosa Burke. niece Rosina Burke. burial at Hill Crest with Rev Douglas of the First Methodist church officiating.
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Nellie Phillips
J. J. Phillips
Gallup
J.J. Phillips
Kenner
Mra
Lillian
Farnsworth
Winslow
Arizona
Bertha Phillips
John Phillips
Arthur ‘Phillips
Ellen Phillips
Dre
Frank ‘Bailey
Santa_.Fe
Sam Bailey
Reece Beddow
Trinidad
Colo
Cada Selvy
Los Angeles
Cal
Lea Selvy
Richmond
Richard Cow
Thanks to all who eased our loss at Mra Nellis death
Relatives and friends express gratitude for the assistance kindness and support given during the illness and passing of Mrs Nellis.
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Seth
Newlyweds Buy Lamont Home in Quiet Transaction
A brief social item notes the couple Lamont receiving a new residence as part of a post wedding move. Details on price or exact location are not fully clear in the fragment.
Death of Gallup teacher Celia Leyden in auto accident
Miss Celia Leyden, 21, Gallup Public School teacher, died when a car she drove backed into a washout near Gallup after a night show. Anna Leyden and two Coal Basin youths escaped with bruises. Brother Leo Leyden helped lift the car. Mrs Leyden’s funeral plans were not yet arranged. Public schools were dismissed in her honor and the High School flag lowered to half-mast.
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Celia
Anna Leyden
Raymond Zahner
Ralph Cade
Coal Basin
Gallup
Celia Leyden
Mr. Zahner
Mr. Cade
Leo Leaden
Leyden
Thomas Leyden
North Side
St., Mary
Gallup Herald
Judge Lewis on right track in denying citizenship to critics
Denver judge says aliens who openly criticize the American government will be refused US citizenship and may be deported. In Gallup the report notes citizens must be watched. Morris, a Russian, faced hearing as he criticized the United States. The postmaster’s report described a constant critic and the judge vowed to stamp out radicalism by lawful means.
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Lewis
Denver
United States
Gallup
America
Associated Press
Weidtal
Robert E. Lewis
James Morris
B. F.mapleton
Morris
Woman Wins Seat in Congress Amid Cafeteria Campaign
In Muskogee Oklahoma a woman owner and manager ran on the Republican ticket with a bold campaign through her paper. She was elected to Congress, succeeding a Democratic rival and drawing attention to her local business roots and political courage.
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al Ca
Muskogee
Okla
Discoveries at Big Eddy Reveal Ancient Columbia River Inhabitants
Portland reports show Oregon historians await more study of excavations along the Columbia River near Big Eddy. Copper utensils, stone implements, and a sun image suggest a pre Indian culture predating white settlement. Rock glyphs, painted figures, and a carved vase indicate rich cliff dwellings once inhabited by a civilized people along the river.
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Portland
Ore
A .Yace
Arizona
Mexico
Columbia River
George H. Himes
Oregon Historical Society
Big Eddy
Himes
Historical Society
B. Hall
Addy
John
Powell
Egypt
Hegeon
Elementa
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