Harding Accepts Republican Nomination For President
A congressional record of Senator Harding accepting the Republican nomination outlining policy for a government by and for all with emphasis on independence balance, and national defense. He stresses law enforcement, railway pay, and restraint from personal rule while urging cooperation with Europe for world peace.
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Senate
Repubicans
Europe
America
International
Gove
Lodge
Merbers
Mittee
Jis
Jane Forte Pinicr
Ito
Republica
Ramah Jubilee Celebrates Two Busy Ramah Days
Ramah marked a two day jubilee drawing about 800 people from nearby towns for barbecue games speeches and dancing on Friday and Pioneer or Mormon Day on Saturday. Senator Gregory Page spoke Friday night and Evan Z Vogt delivered a favorable speech. Visitors came from Hidewaters Melattey Thoreau Zuni Black Rock St Johns Gallup and other places. The conference on Saturday was one of the Ramah churchs most interesting.
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Ramah
Gregory Page
Evan’ Z. Vogt
Hidewaters Melattey
Thoreau, Zuni
Black “Rock
St-Johns
Gallup
Matlock Dies in Road Tragedy Near Holbrook
W G Matlock formerly of Gallup and a truck operator died near Holbrook on July 24 after a rail shifted in a truck cab crushing his skull. Bill Mattox survived with no injury. Matlock had recently planned to start a Holbrook truck line and had many friends in Gallup who mourn his sudden death. Interment is expected with Masons assisting. His wife, in ill health, is with relatives in Missouri.
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W. G. Matlock
Gallup
Gallup Storage Co
Bill “Mattox
Matlock
Holbrook
Mattlock
Siow
St. Louis
Masonic‘order
Missouri
Medal Due A Carnegie Service For Sam Brown
Sam Brown, long associated with Carnegie service, plans retirement after years of transfer work. He will receive a service medal then purchase a new carriage to replace the old one, reflecting his valued tenure with the firm and his forthcoming departure.
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Sam’ Brown
Rene
Mr.Brown
Francois
Colorado
Ambiguous OCR Fragment From Historic Page
Readable text is fragmentary and garbled with numbers and stray phrases. The content mentions water, automobiles, and a street name but no coherent event or clear entities to describe.
Senator Johnson Praises Harding Stand on League of Nations
California Senator Hiram W. Johnson endorses Senator Harding’s acceptance speech stance opposing the League of Nations. Johnson calls Harding’s position decisive and says it will ensure Republican success and Harding’s election. He lauds the party’s Americanist platform and urges support at the referendum.
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Francisco
Calif
Hiram‘ W. Johnson
California
Harding
League ‘of Nations
Republis
Marion
Ohio
Johnson
League of Nations
Republican Party
Congress
Wilgon League
America
League
Heppner Heppner and Heathman Marriage
Miss Grace Heppner and Lee H. Heathman wed Thursday night July 29 at the bride’s parents home on Aztec Avenue. Rev. Henry M. Barton officiated with intimate family and friends present. The bride, a Gallup girl, has worked at Banner Drug Store and previously with local institutions. Heathman co-owns Carbon City Tailor Shop and is known for his reserved, upright character. Miss Marie Heppner was bridesmaid and Mr Clifford N. Farrar was best man.
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Grace Heppner
Lee’ H. Heathman
Aztec Avenue
Henry M
Barton
Banner’, Drug Storg
Lather Institutions
Heathman
Carbon’ City
Herald
Marie Heppner
Clifford N.farrar
Banner Drug Store Expansion Mentioned Despite Silence
The Banner Drug Store in Gallup is noted for enlarging its quarters and adding a beauty parlor, with owner Lou Stewart seen as a tireless, responsive businessman. A Santa Fe baseball game on Sunday against the Laguna Indians ended with a 2 to 1 score, marked by Beary’s strong pitching and a rare good game.
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Bantner Drug Store
Banner Drug Store
Gallup
Lou
Stewart
Manana
Santa . Fe
Fall predicts Harding win and GOP revival in 1920
Senator Albert B. Fall arrived in Albuquerque and declared that Americanism is Wilsonism and that if Wilsonian policy defines Americanism the Republican party must prevail. He praised Harding as the best national leader, predicting a Republican victory and urging Cox to support the president’s policies.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Albert B. Fall
Cox
Wilson
Glass
Colby
Fall
New
Mexico
Harding
America
Fal
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Mrs John Stalick Stands Before Judge Ford In Liquor Case
Mrs. John Stalick appeared before Judge Ford to answer to the charge of receiving intoxicating liquor on July 23. Officers seized 13 cases of beverages from the Stalick home after Joe Christo was observed transferring booze near Puritan bakery and Stalick kitchen. The defense argued the liquor belonged to her husband and was brought home without her knowledge. the court sent the case to the grand jury and bound her over to $500 bond.
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John “Stalick
U. S
Ford
Joe Christo
Stalick
Puritan
Christe
H.C. Denny
Grand
Penney Yellow Fronts Spread Across United States
J C Penney stores are described as having regulation yellow fronts with yellow price tags and advertising. The article notes that many Penney locations nationwide use yellow storefronts and imagery, creating a recognizable brand color.
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Cy Penney
Revival closes as Gallup forms new Baptist church
Dr. Joe Talley ends revival meetings in Gallup where a new Baptist church is organized with twenty five members. A minister from Albuquerque will visit twice monthly to lead services as the town progresses toward completing a church edifice.
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Joe Talley
Baptist’ People
Gallup
Ben
Baptists
Albuquerque
Kiwanis Club Sees Largest Attendance In Years
At Thursday's luncheon in Gallup the Kiwanis club enjoyed its largest attendance since formation. Members including C C Manning presided while guests from Gallup, neighboring towns, and new members spoke on local growth. Topics covered included a railroad to Farmington, expansion of the Building and Loan, a planned county fair, and a push for a more systematic use of donated funds to boost public attractions.
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Kiwanis
C. C. Manning
Messrs. Smalling
Shanklin
Soutwestern
Colorado
New, Mexico
Gallup
Farmington
Durango
Mancos
San Juan Basin
United States
Sam’ Bushman
Gallup Building & Loan Association
C. N. Cotton
California
Giles _Master
Manning
the Herald
Kiwanis Club
B.D. Richards
Gillett Bafoty
J.-C.penteyre
A. T
Hannet
Local residents plan Grand Canyon outing this weekend
Jim Herrera from Albuquerque visits Gallup with friends and relatives. He travels with his little girl. Mr and Mrs G A Payne and Mr and Mrs Paul Riley plan a three day Grand Canyon trip leaving Saturday morning.
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G. A. Payne
Paul. Riley
Grand Canyon
Primary Election Law and Tax Reforms Proposed
A list outlines proposed changes including a uniform tax system, a non-partisan state lands board, cession of federal lands to the state, a complete budgeting system, improved public schools and teacher salaries, capital versus labor adjustments, abolition of redundant offices, and aid to ex-service members.
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Board of Management of
Governor O A Larrazalo Declares Run For Renomination
Santa Fe July 24 Gov O A Larrazalo announced he will seek re election entering active campaigning for renomination He abandons prior abstention from campaigns citing defects in New Mexico government and pledges to serve the people not himself He outlines a program including primary election law tax reform and a nonpartisan board of manage ment with emphasis on state needs over personal ambition.
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Santa FE
O. A. ‘Larrazalo
New Mexico
Republican Party
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Gead Cox
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Penney
DONS
Yellow
Larrazolo
Baptist Church
Jim
Herrera
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