Peace conference in the making eyed by Senator Fall
The Marion conference discussion centers on a new peace treaty and a league of nations alternative. Senator Albert B. Fall of New Mexico pushes for a Washington meeting this winter to consider a new association of nations and world court talks while opposing the current treaty. He favors disarmament talks and a referendum but rejects the current pact as unworkable due to Shantung and plebiscite clauses.
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Albuquerque
Chicago ‘Tribune
Marion
Ohio
Fall
New Mexico
Washington
Association of Nations
League ’of Nations
Harding
Albert B. Fall
Europe
League
Association of ‘Nations
Eneten
Nant
Shantung
Commissioners Proceedings in Gallup New Mexico 1920
County commissioners meet to approve a 1200 dollar road fund deposit for Road Foreman Btingley and Ross Road Gang. Minutes note adjournments and future sessions, with details on orders, reports, and pending bridge bids.
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Gallup
N. M
Btingley
Ross
Morris, Westwater
Clerk
W. Davis
Raynee
Cire One
Entertaining Catholic School Children at The Strand
The Gallup Catholic school children staged a Christmas entertainment at the Strand on Wednesday night. The program featured a pantomime The Holy City, two recitations, a dialogue Bob and His Sister, and a short play Pelix Aetertius with roles for Miss Dunn, Anna Peternel, Robert Casey, Stella Wensel, and Agnes the Sick Child among others.
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Gallup Catholic
Ihes ‘Morello
Rita Caviggia
Mes
Bangs
Enna
Thelma
Griego
Eae Asteraus
Pelesier
Gribbin
Bella
Mints I. Castillo
Nbs
Bay Wheats
Stella Wensel
Tillie
Peralta
Marion ‘Fronden
Michael Lanigan
Gee Lopes
Lawrence
Kim Ghee
Emia
Sola
James
Joseph Nuanez Jacks
Florentine
Martinez Billywue
John Bertinetti
Willy
Thomas’ Bauman Miss" Brown
Clariska
Anna Rucker
Gibson Schools Prosperous and Community Notes
The Gibson schools are described as prosperous with updates on staff and facilities. Mentions include the Bat tison and Heaton schools, lists of teachers and trustees, and an upcoming Friday evening at the Gibson theater with plans for the new school board. Notes about Navajo school and local remarks appear amid a general sense of growth and local pride.
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Gibson
Theatra Comimas
Ean
Wits
Boar
Ae Te Compo
J Spa Ci
R. Deryden
Rter
Tie Fattison School
Bastille
Rocus
Heaton
Blanche
Battison School
Pup
Christmas Day Reflections on Christ and Humility
The passage venerates Christmas as the birth of Christ, calls for reverent observance, repentance, and belief, and urges readers to carry Christlike lessons into daily life beyond midnight. It emphasizes humility, forgiveness, and gratitude for the redemptive sacrifice.
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Christ
Old Pioneer Garcia Dies. Longtime resident noted
Tweeday night death claims Augustin Garcia an Old Pioneer of the area. He was about 700 years of age. A wife and one son survive. The obituary is incomplete. funeral arrangements are not yet known.
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Tweeday
Ee Garcia
den Ay
BOM
Augustin Garcia
Piiate Ih. Co
orCe
Sante
Thia
Civil Service Examination Notice for Illinois Applicants
Local Secretary invites United States citizens aged 18 to 45 to apply for a civil service examination. Applicants must meet physical standards including height under 5 feet 4 inches and weight of at least 125 pounds without overcoat. Applications and blanks are provided by the county clerk or local secretary.
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United States
Passing of Pioneer Doc Sylvester in Gallup
Doc Sylvester an old time pioneer and Civil War veteran died at his Gallup home last Saturday night. He lived in western New Mexico many years and was well known locally. Relatives notified. funeral arrangements not announced. Deceased was described as over 800 years of age in error.
Fracas at Gambling Den Leaves Injured After Sunday Night Incident
Fragmentary report describes a fight at a Gallup gambling den last Sunday night. Claims arise that young men should be fined or restrained to curb gambling freedoms. Details are unclear and portions are unreadable.
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Gallup
Rome
American Legion Palmer Ketner Post 8 to meet for hospital tree
All members are urged to attend at St Mary hospital on Saturday at 2 00 P M on the second floor to participate in the Legion Christmas tree event for ex soldiers confined at the hospital.
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American Legion
Palmer Ketner,Jr
St.Mary Hospital
Legion
Gallup Undertaking Co Opens Modern West Saloon Style Facility
The Gallup Undertaking Co on South Second Street at 308 has opened a modern two street facing facility in Mission style with private offices, a large public chapel, private funeral spaces, a garage and exhibit rooms. Contractor Nick Hengel faced delays from earthquake materials to winter frosts but the building now stands complete with plasterer J Hutchins brickmason Jack Hummel plumber Fred Wilmunder painters Franklin and Myers and electricians Beddow Bros.
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South Second Street
Gallup Undertaking Co
Second Street
Dd Baltie
Bes
Gallup Undertaking Co. Ibuilding
Nick Hengel
Mr. Hengle
J. Hutchins
Jack Hummel
Fred Wilmunder
Franklin & Myers
Beddow Bros
Wilson Adopts 20 Children as Temporary Wardship
President Wilson urged Americans to donate to save three and a half million Central European children facing starvation. He announced he would take twenty children into temporary wards and said ten dollars per donation through the European Relief Council could save a life, estimating eighty dollars per child required until the next harvest.
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Washington
Wilson
Starvaton
Central
Europe
European Pe ‘Het Council
Ten Men Gathered in New Mexico Prohibition Roundup
A Sunday raid by prohibition officers in Bernalillo and on the road to Albuquerque led to ten men being jailed on liquor charges. Police seized the largest still seen in New Mexico, with vast quantities of mash, wine, and whiskey, and two cars were confiscated. Arrested are Louis Chavez, Louis Garcia, Jose Chavez, Louis Garcia, Jose Chavez, Tony Michelbach, Lawrence Michelbach, Miguel Griego, Lee Tague, Alberto Arillarrez, James Gutierrez and Severa Sanchez. Florence Garcia remained at large.
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Albuquerque
Lee Tague
Alberto Arillarrez
James Gutierrez
Severa Sanchez
Florencia Garcia
Louis Chavez
Louis Garcia
Jose Chavez
Prohibition
Bernalillo
Rk, E. Perkins
Tony Michelbach
Michelbachs
Alberto Arillarez
Maxwell
Severa Chavez
Miguel Griego
Mitchell
Arillarrez
Griego
Lake Grove items recount church work and local changes
Herald correspondence from Lake Grove notes a reopened school with full attendance and Bernice Long’s recovery from goiter surgery. Visits include Rev. Lukeris and Rev. Richards, and plans for next year at the Lake Grove Mission. Updates cover store openings in Thoreau, potential postmaster appointment, farm crops in Zuni Mountains, and ongoing Navajo Mission meetings.
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Myrtle Long
California Bendays
Zuni Mountains
McGaffey Company
Thoreau
Staples
Orno Follett
Lake Grove
Santa Fe
Joes
Prof
Shinn
Charley Taosi
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N.M
Net
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B. Morris
P. West
Charles Evi
J. H. McCamea
Sheritt
Powell
Dobon
WHR
Ferrous
Ourselver
Providas Ea Ie
Luella
Rita
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