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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1926
Page
1
A column cites the Iowa state party chair urging a strong candidate like Bryan, notes on his sincerity and danger, discusses the price of finance seats, Rabindranath Tagore's anti American stance, and a warning about empathy in public life with references to science, charity, and a Mexico City political note.
A note from Secretary Mason outlines the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial in Gallup New Mexico. The article contrasts peaceful East Coast colonists with southern explorers seeking riches and recounts three centuries of Native resilience preservation and artistry. The 1927 ceremony promises larger participation exhibits prizes and attendance.
The San Juan River bridge at Stock will be restricted to traffic from six p.m. to six a.m. starting Monday, per state engineer W. D. Hawley of New Mexico. Construction work may finish within a week, after which the bridge will reopen to 24 hour use.
The column details Sacred Heart School activities, parish social events, and a memorial. It notes a bazaar at Gallup with up to 600 attendees, praise for local business support, and various parish sodalities and bands. It also reports the death of Elmer Coon of Aztec, survived by a wife, two children, five brothers, and a mother, with burial in Aztec.
The Albuquerque Morning Journal approves Governor-elect Dillons choice for the Game Commission. Charles Proebster Kenneth Bald ridge and W A Losey will serve as members with Proebster a holdover and Losey from Hagerman. The selection is backed by the Game Protective Association and promises a departsment free from politics and able to choose its own warden.
The Zunis will perform the Shalico dance tomorrow in Zuni City. The event is linked to religious significance in dedicating new houses built during the year.
Rotary luncheon details a 6 15 pm gathering next Wednesday at the new Catholic school room to entertain the ladies. A prize for attendees is planned, with a bachelors committee named to select a gentleman winner and a prize for a lady attendee. The talk turns to bootlegging among Indians and courtroom witness issues, prompting debate on federal judges and Indian testimony.
A presidential message to Congress defends prohibition as law and calls for swift enforcement. It urges federal and state cooperation, warns against selective constitutional observance, and emphasizes safeguarding life and property under an ordered liberty.
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