City Liquor Ordinances Enjoined Pending Hearing
The district court enjoins the city from enforcing ordinances 85 and 88 until the July 27 hearing on a complaint by saloon men and wholesale liquor dealers. Retail license 1500 and wholesale 3000, with closing hours and other rules in ordinance 88. Plaintiffs include John Schwartz and others. City officials named as defendants.
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Town ‘Board
Martin
Gallup
Col. Dobson
Albuquerque
Overson
A.T. Hannett
Hannett
John Schwartz
D. B. Thurston
John Stewart
GC. A. Leavitt
P. Yurkovich
Rollando
Vercelli
Pat Crowe
Peter Kitchen Stewart
Brown
Geo. Sejat
Geo. Kraker
Mervash
Jorich
Morello
Odisio
Odisio, ‘Menini ‘and Pentarelli
Beavi
Herald
Aged Soldier Pioneer Answers The Last Taps
George Washington Wells died at his home in this city Thursday evening after a two week illness. Born in 1838 in Herkimer County New York he joined the Nineteenth Ohio during the Civil War rising to second lieutenant. He served at Gettysburg and later became a pioneer twice moving to California and western New Mexico. Survived by wife Susan L. Timmons three sons and a daughter Mrs Balmer Ketner, the funeral was held at the Congregational church with military honors at the cemetery.
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George Washington Wells
Mr. Wells
Herkimer
New - York State
Columbus
Ohio
California
Susan L. Timmons
Wells
New Mexico
George Wells
San Francisco
Balmer Ketner
W. H. Morne
Karigan
Eastern Star and Masons
Ser‘geant_Karigan
Sergeant Karigan
James Bayliss
Morris Pickard
J. T. Jack
Pinson Plans Two Month Trip After Miami Return
P C Pinson of the Golden Rule store returns from Miami Arizona and will leave Wednesday for a buying trip. He expects to be away for at least two months. Before returning he will go to Florida to meet Mrs Pinson and visit relatives there. He will then return to Gallup with her.
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P.C
Pinson
Golden Rule
Miami
Ariz
Ebaten A
Florida
Mre
Teturn
Gallup
Senators Push Fort Wingate Use For Training And Troops
Catron and Fall urge the War Department to establish Fort Wingate as a training and recruiting station for troops headed to Mexico. A Gallup business group telegrammed support and New Mexico senators confirm cooperation to grant the local request. Reports say Colorado National Guard units may be stationed at Wingate, though no official announcement or railroad notification has been made.
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Catron and Fall
War Department
Fort Wingate
Mexico
Gallup
Page
New Mexico
Colorado National Guard
Santa Fe Railroad
Purdy
Santa Fe
Wingate
Gallup Boys For Cavalry Troop If Call Went Forward
Nearly forty Gallup youths expressed willingness to enlist in a cavalry troop organized by Sam Bushman Granville Brock Jack Cotton and Robert Burke for the New Mexico Rough Rider regiment. Arthur Hanson would command the unit if formed. The governor favored attaching the regiment to New Mexico state troops, delaying further Gallup organization.
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Gallup
United States
Sam Bushman
Granville Brock
Jack Cotton
Robert Burke
New Mexico
Rough ‘Rider
Arthur Hanson
Deming
Mexico
Arrest in Lamont Case Brings California Extradition
George Lamont was arrested Thursday noon by Marshal Charles Christman on telegraphic information from Los Angeles that he was wanted for forgery at Home Savings Bank. Lamont, a plumber, used his own name and showed no attempt to hide. He is jailed pending extradition from California. HW Burson of the Gallup State Bank arrives July fifth from Oklahoma after his wife’s illness. Five artists study Indian ruins at Canon de Chelly. Telegraph Exchange and Postal telegraph offices cleaned. new floor, mirror improvements, and switchboard added. 200 subscribers in the city plus county. H D Boyd of Crown Point visiting on business.
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George Lamont
Guy
Charles Christman
Los Angeles
Lamont
Home Savings Bank
Burns Detective Agency
California
HW. T. Burson
Gallup
Oklahoma
Canon de Chelly
Edgar ‘Payne
C. C. Meyers
Hogan
Speer UB
Galiuy Telephone Exchange
Postal Telegraph
Notable Visitors Explore Grand Canyon Region Near Gallup
The article notes prominent visitors touring the southwest in June. New York figures including Nathan B. Stern and Dr. Joseph Asch journeyed from Gallup to Canon de Chelly and the Grand Canon, hunting and sightseeing. They praised the scenery, with Asch and Stern returning to New York after a second Southwest trip.
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Southwest
Gallup
Nathan B. Stern
New York
Joseph Asch
Messrs. Jacobs
Swartz
Hi. A. Loftis
Loftis Brés., Co
Chicago
Grand Canon
Col. Roosevelt
Mr Stern
Dr Asch
J. L. Hubbell
Asch
Globe Trotters
Dorothy
Bessie Coats
J. Coats
Fanny Evans
Canon de Chelly
Europe
Koyenta
Wetherell
Gallup Fourth of July Race and Celebrations Planned
The Fourth of July in Gallup centers on an automobile race with two local entries Eddie Frederickson and Leo Leyden starting from Albuquerque at eight o clock, finishing near the Gallup State Bank by Second Street and Railroad Avenue. Seven cars compete with intervals of three minutes and officials include R J Burke and others. Two dances, one at Kitchen Opera House and one at H A N hall, are scheduled, plus picnics and business closures. Some Gallup residents will attend events in Gibson and Flagstaff.
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Gallup
Albuquerque
Eddie Frederickson
Buick
Leo Leyden
Paige
Second Street
Railroad Avenue
Gallup State Bank
R. J. Burke
L. K Hellar
T. M. Quebedeaux
J. A. Gordon
Kitchen Opera House
Altar Society
H. A. N. Hall
Gibson
Flagstaff
The
Elks
Gallup Builds Civil Defense as War Fears Rise
Gallup prepares for possible hostilities with Mexicans by adding night police and a citizen guard ready to respond. Reports mention home guards forming across the Southwest and a $5000 fund raised in Arizona. Local notes include Charles Davis moving to a new Gallup home and visitors arriving for church services and a sermon on Duty to our Country.
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Gallup
Garriza
Southwest
Home Guard
Arizona
Episcopal Church
Red Cross plea fuels Gallup aid to border troops
Gallup chapter appeals to residents to donate soap towels magazines cigarettes and other items for troops on the Mexican border. Red Cross officials will coordinate through Gallup with lunches for routed troops and a distributing agent planned at El Paso and Columbus. The piece notes Dr. J W Fewkes and Los Gonzales among supporters and lists an upcoming meeting at the Pagoda hotel.
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National Red Cross
Washington
Gallup
Red Cross
Fl Paso
Columbus
McKinley
Red’ Cross
J. W Fewkes
Fewkes
Bureau of Ethnology
Los Gonzales
Ican
Red Crossi
Pag
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Jast
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W. Wells
Cavalry
Crown Point Wan
Myrs C
B. Going
Mr Going
Engineering World of
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Secohd
Railroad Ave
Charles Davis
Puerco “Drive
Theo
Hanske
O .N.beabley
Sextator
Hed Cross
Frank’ Russich
Austria
Russich
Gallup Herald
Calk
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