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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1920
Page
3
In a stern pledge, local figures promise action against profiteers as inflation rises. They assert protecting residents and the community’s future, signaling strong measures to curb price hikes and safeguard local interests.
Washington notes quote Majority Leader Mendell praising the Republican Congress for saving 2 414 115 144 13 through reductions in first and second session appropriations. He cites careful study of estimates and restraint in military and administrative spending amid some department opposition. Governor Lowden of Illinois is described as a strong presidential hopeful who gains broad support and remains a vigorous campaign figure.
A columnist extols a veteran editor who can transform a failing newspaper into a thriving publication and argues this leader could salvage a government exhausted after eight years of Wilsonian policy. The piece frames the editor as a reforming force capable of rebuilding influence and credibility.
Henry P. Fletcher former ambassador urges that the United States recognize Mexico de facto and only after assurances of protecting American property rights. He sent the letter to Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby outlining conditions for recognition amid Carranza regime fallout.
The speaker outlines how de facto recognition of Mexico's new regime should be provisional and tied to informal agreements. Key points include protecting foreign lives, returning property to Americans, creating a Mexican American claims commission, and settling boundary and water rights issues. The stance emphasizes justice for nationals, with no immediate economic demands.
San Francisco report quotes L J Spence, director of Traffic for the Southern Pacific, on private management as the solution under the Transportation Act. He notes government control harmed morale and efficiency and cites a square deal for railroads as key. He is on his first inspection trip since end of government control.
A focus on the cause over any single individual reduces time spent recovering from disappointment after a nominating convention. The approach emphasizes shared goals and avoids personal letdown when outcomes diverge from expectations.
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