Harding presses Cox on outlining foreign policy
Arion Ohio July 18. A proposed Democratic bill outlines foreign policy questions for Governor Cox amid Democratic unity talk. The piece frames the issue as whether Cox will commit to President Wilson's program and long term arms policy while contrasting it with the Republican stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Cox
Wilson
Arion
Ohio
Polipow
Warren Jarding
Ata Aa
Sproalsjee Iiddings
Washington
Hacning
Y.teipas
Ithe
Ismn
Arsh
Liqui
Écomes
Heson
Peley
Pregipolicy
Regia Army
Gallup Baptist Church Set for July 25 Organizing Service
Gallup announces a Baptist church will be organized and receive full life on Sunday July 25 at 11 o clock. Dr Talley will preach at 10:00 AM preceding the charter member meeting. Parishioners are urged to attend and help establish the new church with support from the Southern Baptist Convention loan fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Talley
Southern Baptist Convention
ee _ Gallup
Harvey House extension plans outline new wings
A Santa Fe System engineer presented blueprints for a Harvey House extension west of the current building. The plan includes 16 rooms and a reading and billiard room downstairs, 30 guest rooms upstairs with 19 baths, plus a third story for staff housing. Work awaits approval and funding, likely starting next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Santa Fe
Prseant
Community House Activities And Notices In McKinley County
The Traveling Case of the Federal Board of Vocational Education visited the four states on Thursday with Dr W Jolley J C Ross and E B O Hara among the members. About 20 ex-service men were examined and advised. A dance will be held at the Community House in July. Eugene Willis is a new patient at St Marys Hospital. Children story hour moves to 3 PM Saturday. Mrs Boris Id a Dr Boag of Chicago met with business girls Monday to discuss organizing. The Woman's Club met at the Community House Tuesday at 3. The Chamber of Commerce held a business meeting Tuesday evening. Boy Scouts met tonight under Scout Master Dr Ellison. Children chanting classes led by Miss Birks will meet Tuesday at 10 00 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Board of ‘Vocational’ ‘Edutcaetion
District 11
New. Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
W. ‘Jolley
J.-C. Ross
E.B. ‘O'Hare
Earle P. ‘Doyle
St. Mary's
Satiegy
Chamber
of Commerce
Ellison
Childen
Migs Birks
Ma Rae
Community Ice Cream Social Benefit at Sacred Heart Grounds
A Sunday night event at the Sacred Heart grounds west of the Seven, featuring ice cream and socializing. Pete hosts a benefit gathering inviting everyone to bring friends for a charity occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Santa Fe
Patience on Edge as Rail Unions Weigh Action in Wage Award
Chicago reports mixed reactions as a $600 million wage increase for over 1.8 million railroad workers is tabled. Brotherhood leaders say no outlaw strikes will occur and decision will be reached by tomorrow. four options include acceptance, protest terms, referendum, or rejection with leadership powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brotherhood
Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Lee
Ance
American Railway Express Company
Express ‘Company
John Grunau
Yardmen’s
Miner Killed by Electrocution on Duty
Dahan Golino a miner for Direct Ling Coal Company died last Sunday on duty from an imperfectly insulated wire. He was a non ex service man who had recently been discharged from the army. Burial occurred Wednesday at Hillcrest Cemetery. He leaves two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahn Golino
Direct
Ling. Coal
Army
Jeavesja
Hill
Crest Cemetery
Harding Accepts Republican Nomination in Marion Speech
Warren G. Harding formally accepts the Republican nomination in Marion Ohio promising peace through congressional action and a new path to world harmony. He denounces the league of nations while urging government by party and endorses cooperative farming and higher production to lower living costs as thousands cheer at the chautauqua pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
Congress
Warren G. Harding
Republicaf
Wilson
League’ of Nations
Harding
Hays
Chautauqua
Will
H. Hays
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Chicago
League of Nations
League of ‘Nations
League
Ramah Observes Pioneer Day Festivities Amid Celebrations
Residents of Ramah celebrate Pioneer Day with a public barbecue and dances yesterday. Today a commemoration marks Mormon settlers in the valley near Salt Lake City, Utah, drawing many visitors and a festive crowd from nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramah
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gallupe
Cation
Wilson Cox Of One Mind Hypnotic Power Of Woodrow
Wilson and Cox of One Mind Hypnotic power of Woodrow will guide Democratic race Cox and Roosevelt to stick to Wilsons League of Nations scheme while Tammany pulls anti prohibition votes from the thirsty hordes on a wet promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson and Cox
Woodrow
Cox
Roosevelt
Wilson
League OF ‘Nations
Tammany
Chicago Lawyer Sues Wilson Over War Declaration Delay
Harry A. Mccartney, a Chicago lawyer and taxpayer, files suit in the District Supreme Court seeking immediate promulgation by Secretary of State Colby of the joint congressional resolution declaring the state of war with Germany. He argues the president has no veto over a joint resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry A. Mccartney
Chicago
District’ Supreme Court
Colby
Congress
Germany
Mccartney
New Officers for Chamber of Commerce in Gallup
Tuesday night the election results for Gallup Chamber of Commerce officers were announced. J W Chapman T F Smalling H W Brose J J Emmons and H W Yersin were elected for one year. The editorial notes strong support for the winners and urges hiring a professional secretary immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Gallup
Chambers of Commerce
J. W. Chapman
T. F. Smalling
H. W. Brose
J. J. Emmons
H. W. Yersin
Indian Celebration Draws Crowd at Thoreau
The ninth annual Indian celebration at Thoreau attracted a large crowd with Indian and cowboy sports and a festive dinner under pines near the McKinley Land & Lumber Co. Notable visitors included Mrs Hayes of Canada and Mr Page with companions from Albuquerque Crown Point Smiths Lake and Fort Wingate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreau
Mose Gibson
Col. Staples
Gallup
Albuquerque
Crown Point
Smith's Lake
McGaffey
Fort Wingate
Hayes
Canada
Gregory Page
Building in the Highlands Expansion Progress
P E Schell the tailor is erecting a residence in the Highland Addition owned by Miss Anna Jones. Fred Gorman has moved into one of the recently finished houses built by Wilson Brothers. Telephone lines, water and sewer connections are being extended to multiple homes as the addition rapidly grows its residential section. Several lots have sold to buyers planning new builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E* Schell
Highland Addition
Cox and Roosevelt unite with Wilson on league of nations
Washington dispatch reports James W Cox meeting with President Wilson and Franklin D Roosevelt at the White House to pledge united support for the league of nations. Cox and Roosevelt express solidarity and pledge vigorous support of a united party and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James W.cox
Wilson
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League of Nations
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Cox
Columbus
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Exchange of Offices at Court House
The growth of McKinley county is shown by rising business in the county clerk’s office. A new vault is added, extending the hallway, with the old vault now too small for records. The clerk and assessor offices will exchange rooms when work finishes in about two weeks for public convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley County
Assassor
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Gregory
Southwesern
Mary
Rman
Themipelvea
Sues Wilson
Chamber Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Herald
Gallup Whorycan
Chamber of
Oefers Gallup
Watkins
Albuquerque’ Chamber of Commerce
Highlands
America
Court House
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!