Democratic keynote attacks Republican record on peace and league
The keynote speaker attacks the Republican platform and its stance on the league of nations. He cites Democratic achievements under Wilson and condemns Republican opposition as a betrayal of peace and civilization, urging unity behind the Democratic program.
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League of Nations
Mexico
Russia
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Taft
Hughes
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Senate
Jummingster
Chicago
William J Bryan and the call for unwavering peace stance
The speaker declares refusal to compromise on peace treaty and repudiation, urging a forward, righteous course. He emphasizes not retreating from three years of history, restoring victory fruits, and renewing faith and global standing. The message frames America’s duty and spiritual vitality guiding the nation.
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America
Democratic Delegates Clash as Wilson Rally Unfolds
At the San Francisco auditorium the Democratic National Convention opened with a fervent pro Wilson demonstration. New York delegates clashed as Roosevelt joined the march, fists flew and a policeman intervened before calm returned. The crowd cheered wildly through speeches by Kremer and Cummings, despite efforts to restore order.
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San Francisco
Wilson
New York
Ranklin D. Roosevelt
Merchen
Kremer
Homer S. Cummings
Cummings
Republican Party
Chicago
Ito
Woodrow Wilson
Kiwanis Club Formed in Gallup Community Meeting
Gallup Kiwanis club organized with officers Dr W J Cantrell president Sam Bushman vice president Geo A Keepers treasurer and a seven member board including Thatcher Shanklin and Lawrence. Chas K Ross elected secretary. committees named. weekly Thursday noon meetings set. Albuquerque Kiwanis sent greetings.
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Harvey
C. C. Manning
Sam Bushman
Geo. A. “Keepers
JW. Venee
John H. Thatcher
L.G. Shanklin
F. S
Lawrence
E. R. French
T. F. Smalling
Wim. Bickel
A.meet Ing
W. .E. Clarke
Wm. Bickel
Henry G. Coors, Jr
Albuquerque
Sam Bush
Ws B. Cantrell
G. Shanklin
F. 8
S. Vidal
D. W. Roberts
J. M. Jacobson
J. L. G. Swinney
John HH. ‘Thatcher
C. A. Keeble
Harry Slack
W. E. Clarke
Gallup Kiwanis ‘Club
Manning
Neo-M.y
Kiwanis Club’ of
Finest crops in Closson section promise big yield
John R Ervien manager of Ervien Trading Co of Closson was in Gallup on Wednesday. Accompanied by Mrs R P Ervien and Mr and Mrs Gene Lamb he said rains have been plentiful and crops look fine with a cool spring. He predicted a big yield as conditions in his section are most promising.
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John R.ervien
Ervien, Trading. Co
Closson
Gallup
Ervien
R. P
Laundry: Gallup Installs New Machinery
The Gallup Laundry moved into Hart building on Railroad Avenue with a new layout and up to date equipment. The last shipment of machinery arrived after a long delay, and manager Payne aims for bigger business now that the plant is a city institution.
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Hart
Railroad Avenue
Tor
Enogh City
Payne
War souvenir for Indian Scout
Fort Wingate readers recall an old Navajo scout seen by Wingate correspondent W A Johnston. General Howze sent a World War souvenir photo and note for Navajo George, expressing lasting respect and a desire to ensure fairness in a sheep dispute. The letter, dated June 28 1920, hints at military camaraderie and honor across decades.
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Wingate
W. A. Johnston
Johnston
Howze
el Paso
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Fort Wingate
George
Argonne
Republican creed evoked in Kas. journal praise
The La Cygne Kansas Journal lauds the party’s watchword Americanism and calls Hard ling and Coolidge Americans of the finest type. It asserts Democrats would admit men of character and ability cannot be improved upon.
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Republican Party
Hardling
Coolidge
la Cygne
Kas
Deficit Reported in Soviet Nationalized Industry
Washington reports that nationalized industries in Soviet Russia ran a deficit of 23.9 million rubles in the first year. Official salaries and organization costs totaled about five and a half billion, production costs exceeded sales by fourteen and a third billion, and political measures consumed about one and a quarter billion to keep workers on jobs. Armed guards and limited mediation accompanied these measures to discourage strikes.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
AL Little
Fourth of July Celebration Extends to Two Full Days
Sunday and Monday are set for a continuous Fourth of July celebration with the town band playing at 10:00 AM and again in the evening. The program promises many prizes and a Monday horse race for a $1,000 prize. All businesses will close as residents attend City Park events.
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City Park
Contested Bryan Plank Sparks Nominating Debate
San Francisco report notes ongoing dispute over Bryan's dry plank and Lenagueff reservations. McAdoo holds the convention stance, but nomination prospects remain unresolved amid scattered party friction.
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San Francisco
Bryan
Lenagueff
McAdoo
Gallup Chamber Announces Half Day Closure for Celebration
The Gallup Chamber of Commerce board authorizes all business houses to close at noon Monday July 6 and remain closed until regular opening time Tuesday July 7 to allow clerks to participate in City Park festivities.
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Board of Directors of
Chamber of Commerce
Gallup
City Park
Premium on Gold to Stimulate Production in Nevada
A Nevada gathering of gold producers and congressmen urged passage of the McFadden bill. The plan would add a ten dollar per ounce premium on all new U S gold produced and paid by the government, to keep the industry viable as old prices fail to cover rising costs.
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Denver
Cole
Nevada
McFadden
United States
Tactics and Picketing Witnesses in Butte Inquest
Washington D C I W W members testified in Butte Montana at the Manny inquest claiming no constitutional right to peaceful picketing while disowning the U S government and voting. Foreigner pickets were accused of beating old men and stealing dinner buckets as witnesses described the I W W aggression. The defense centered on a claimed constitutional right to picket amid the L W W troubles and a creed to strike on the job to cripple mines.
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Washington
D. C
Butte
Mont
United States
Let Us Laugh Arid Recall 1912 Pledge
Beav er Springs Pai Herald recalls President Wiigon who was elected in 1912 on a solemn pledge to reduce the cost of living. The old quip notes how the pledge sounded good then and now.
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Wiigon
Geal
Beaver Springs
Pai) Herald
AERIAL MAIL SERVICE Praises By Burleson
Mr Burleson says the aerial mail service over the last two years has been marked by phenomenal success. He argues the country would be more plentiful were it not for the record of the regular railway mail service. Uniontown Herald.
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Uniontown
Herald
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