Extra Night Watchman Debate in Gallup Business District
The Gallup Herald reports a plan to hire an extra night watchman for Gallup’s business district after the Davis Cash and Carry robbery. Funds are lacking as about $100 is pledged but $160 monthly salary needs funding, with business owners who would benefit urged to pay. The piece condemns only a few opponents while defending fair citizenship for honest foreigners seeking U S papers.
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Gallup
Davis
Buainesa
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McCamant
Bhoriff - McCamant
Gallup Administration
United States
Lieut Governor Pankey Named Acting Governor Again
The article notes Lieut. Gov. Pankey has again acted as governor while Gov. Larrazolo is away in Mexico City for the inauguration of Mexico's new president. It claims Pankey will serve as acting governor for the eighth time and criticizes any actions taken during his tenure as potentially partisan.
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Larrazolo
Mexico City
Awitnosa
Mexico
New Mexico
Aince Ha
Protecting Motherhood: NSW Creates Ministry of Motherhood
The New South Wales government creates a ministry of motherhood funded by income tax, aiming to provide pensions and government paid doctors and nurses for expectant and rural mothers. It argues the program is not charity but a government right and cites Australia as acting ahead of the United States in protecting rural mothers.
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New South Wales
Henry Neil
Hinsdale
Ill
United States
Australia
Money as a symbol and work as sustenance in a bolshevik view
A fragmented reflection argues that money is only a symbol, real value lies in production. It warns that under production downgrades barter and living standards, noting the persistence of market drift and the dominance of bolshevist thought in political discourse.
Why is gambling allowed wide open in Gallup
A Gallup editorial questions widespread gambling in the town. It cites local business leaders and officials debating legality of card games and poker tables, noting ten tables may operate daily at $2,000 revenue and urging residents to demand anti gambling action.
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Las Cruces
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New Mexico
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Near East Relief Campaign Mobilizes Aid for Widows
The Near East Commission, authorized by Congress, launches a fast plea for Christmas aid to Armenian and Syrian orphans and widows. Donations of clothing or money via churches, clubs, or Near East representatives support food, clothes, and medicine, with Dr. R. H. Mills directing state efforts in Clayton, New Mexico.
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Cleveland H. Dodge
New Mexico
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R. H. Mills
Clayton
New Mexi
Balat
Near ‘East
Constantinople
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