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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1921
Page
2
A detailed review praises Blind Wives a five episode photodrama by Charles Brabin based on Edward Knoblock. It portrays modern society’s love of beauty luxury and drama through a spoiled woman’s pursuit of riches and stylish gowns with tragedy romance and comedy interwoven.
National judge advocate Robert A Adams rules that a salaried elective public office does not bar a Legion member from serving as an officer. The decision follows Los Angeles post commander Channing Follette being appointed as justice of the peace. The ruling holds appointments do not mirror elections for eligibility.
F W Galbraith Jr commander of the American Legion inspected Timolg posts and was greeted by an honor guard of two World War II heroes who have earned 16 medals and citations. Left Sergt Jack Riley of Chicago wears the Congressional Medal of Honor and multiple other decorations. Right Robert Waterhouse, a 3rd Division veteran from Chicago, holds the Distinguished Service Cross and Belgian and French honors.
Governor Pat Neff of Texas lauds the American Legion for extending its influence and endorses the membership campaign. He notes the Texas department veterans built a strong record during World War I and urges public support to bring ex-service men into the Legion ranks.
Chauncey M. Depew recalls former President Wilson on his 87th birthday, praising his mind and industry while criticizing his refusal to heed Senate advice. Depew argues Wilson overpowered Congress like a single-track locomotive, and questions why the League of Nations failed to win broad American support.
An amused traveler forgets details at a country house. His wife, hoping he would be the life of the party, laid out a clean shirt for each night. He confirms he wore a clean shirt every evening, joking that one shirt is missing a letter turning into a pun about “four-on.”
Read about Virginia’s colonial origins Jamestown and the London Company charter that shaped early settlement. The piece traces Virginia’s name Queen Elizabeth, early governance, and the rise of representative government, noting Virginia’s long influence on American life.
County commissioners will meet on June 6 to conduct the annual equalization hearing. Property owners are invited to attend and present their assessments for review and adjustment.
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