Mitchell Named Colonel in Governor Allen’s Staff
Charles L. Mitchell of Topeka was appointed aid-de-camp on the Kansas executive staff by Governor Henry J. Allen. Mitchell, secretary and sales manager of Crane & Co., is active in many Topeka organizations and travels to conventions as a close adviser to the governor.
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Charles ‘L. Mitchell
Crane Printing Co
Topeka
Kansas
Gov. Allen
Chas
L. Mitchell
Allen
Topeka State Journal
Henry J.’ Allen
Charles L. Mitchell
Mitchell
Charles Mitchell
Crane & Company
Virginia
Kentucky
Col
Gallup
Geo. A. Byus
Gallup Herald
Hairston Purchases Stanford Grocery and Reopens Cash and Carry
L E Hairston buys G W Stanford’s grocery business and will operate The Cash and Carry store at the same location. C W Stanford travels to Mississippi to join his wife on an extended trip as reported by The Herald for $2.2 year.
Community notes and social season fade into indoor events
Bluewater residents report a strong grain harvest as threshing winds down. Prof Jos F Nielson and father F G Nielson visit relatives while educational officials discuss locating an industrial school here. Thanksgiving dance tops social week with Chapman orchestra and partner supper. Numerous gatherings follow including candy pull and house parties. Several families plan moves to Phoenix Albuquerque and Las Dalles. Nevis Lime Company begins shipping lime as neighbors depart.
Gallup urged to form united business group for town progress
An editorial argues 100 locals in Gallup show mixed readiness to organize a chamber of commerce or Rotary Club. It urges forgetting personal politics, uniting diverse supporters, and mobilizing capital and talent to boost Gallup’s development and resources through collective action.
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Gallup
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Chamber, of Commerce
Rotary Club
Gallup Herald
Winter visitors and local updates in McGaffey region
Mr and Mrs James Clark met Clark's brother from Canada in Gallup this week. Will Rocker visited McGaffey last Monday. Uncle Harvey returns from Albuquerque after two weeks. Mrs Francis Channey left for Albuquerque after an extended visit with her sister Mrs Stanley Horbin. Mr and Mrs Perry McBride were McGaffey visitors from Heaton mine where Mrs McBride teaches. A heavy snow storm occurred Thanksgiving Day. Ray Ross visited Gallup Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs S C Love fell against a stove Friday, burning the side of her face. Teddy Bigley spends the weekend with his parents. he attends Sacred Heart school in Gallup. Mr Furgeson has been sick all week. Arza Nicolls of Ramah spent Sunday and Monday here with his daughter Wanda, who will winter with Mrs Fred Mott. Father Albrecht and a friend from Gallup were in camp Sunday and Monday. mass was said Sunday and Monday mornings. They dined with Mr and Mrs Watson Sunday and with Mr and Mrs Bigley Monday. W C Andrews and Joe Cox shipped several cars of steers at Perea this week. Col B J Staples has a new Buick car as of Nov 23, 1919. Earl Mahaffey of Colorado visits his parents Sam and Mahaffey. Watson made a business trip to California last week. Dr Andrews from Thoreau spent Saturday here. Joe Levy took a pleasure trip to Albuquerque. Mr and Mrs Asa Moon on sick list but recovering. A dance Thursday evening was enjoyed. A H Linsley, chef of McGaffey hotel, visited Albuquerque. Mike Smith conducted business here.
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Jos. F. Nielson
Normal University
Chapman Orchestra
W. A. Thigpen
Chas. Lewis
Lillith
Thora Cliff
Prof
S. A. Miller
Albuquerque
G. W. Ralston
Texas
James
Clark
Gallup
Canada
Will Rocker
McGaffey
Uncle Harvey
Francis Channey
Stanley Horbin
Perry
McBride
Heaton
Earl Mahaffey
Colorado
Sam
Mahaffey
Watson
California
Andrews
Thoreau
Joe Levy
Asa Moon
Linsley
Albuqquerque
Mike Smith
Bob Berry
Herman Tecklenburg
B. I.staples
Santa Fe
Will
George Persh
Guam
Sugesters
James Dolton
Ft. Wingate
Sawyer
James McBride
Teachers Institute
Stanley Hornbin
Local residents report travel and small town notes
A roundup of visits and movements from the nearby ranch and towns. Bob Berry returns after two years away. Traders bring wagon loads of hay, grain, spuds, and hides to Gallup and Albuquerque. The Harrington family mourns and ships a son’s body for burial.
Drug Store Proprieter Bound Over in Lever Act Case
Lou Stewart owner of Banner Drug Store appeared before U S Commissioner I H Ford and was bound over in 1000 to await action by the U S Grand Jury next April. The Department of Justice accuses profiteering under the Lever Act as the basis for the charge.
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Lou Stewart
Banner Drug Store
U.S
I. H. Ford
EB. A.martin
Stewart
Edward V. Doyle
Department of Justice
U. S
Grand Jury
Senate move seeks severance of ties with Mexico
Washington action proposes breaking diplomatic relations with Mexico and withdrawing recognition of the Carranza government. Senator Fall cites alleged Soviet propaganda links through Mexican officials and promises forthcoming evidence. The note on Consular Agent Jenkins’ Puebla imprisonment and recent killings in Mexico fuels the push. A lost black satin handbag with a purse and keys was reported. rewards offered.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Mexico
Fall of
New Mexico
Carranza
Fall
New York
San Francisco
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Garranza
Jenkins
Puebla
Congress
State Department
Department
Committee
Congilar
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Herald
Free Music
Messenger
Carl Nelson
Sudden
Honest Coca Cola
Cregar Drug Co. ” Sudden : Service
Frappes
Cregars
Hangerford Smith
Joe Wilhelm
Alva’ Langdon
Bluewater “News
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Nevis Company
Don Venustiang
C. Carrington
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Western Union
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