Industrial outlook and credit trends in 1920 United States
The piece argues for caution amid inflation and credit tightening as industry, labor, and agriculture adjust. It notes rising wholesale price reductions, a large deficit in imports versus exports shrinking, and rail and factory demand shaping a gradual return to normal. It cites sugar and fuel costs, beet sugar output, and farm labor shortages across several states with projections on crop acreage and prices.
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United States
Deroad
United
New York
Fall River Mill
Congress
United ‘States
United Sates Bureau of Labor
Bradstreet
London “Economist
Germany
Louisiana
Michigan
Colorado
California
John B. Shepard
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Vermont
Ohio
Indavid
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Texas
Memorial Day Exercises at New Cemetery and Congregational Church
Last Sunday a well arranged program was held with exercises at the New cemetery and a special sermon by Rev. Sissell at Congregational Church 11:00 AM. Mrs. Palmer Ketner Sr. chaired the program committee and Mrs. H M Bissell represented the Legion Auxiliary. J W Jeager delivered an address stressing remembrance over mourning as graves were decorated with flags and flowers while the vara band played appropriate music.
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New Cemetery
Sissell
Congregational Ccurch
Palmer Ketner, Sr
H.M. Bissell
The
Legion Auxiliary
J. W. Jeager
Supreme Court bans state referendum on federal constitutional amendments
Washington and Ohio courts rule federal amendments cannot be submitted to state referendums. Eight total suits challenged referendum submission of the Prohibition amendment. Oregon Maine Colorado Arkansas California and Michigan courts previously held federal amendments not subject to referendum.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Washington Supreme Court
Mexico Recognition Policy Tied to Constitution Revision
Senator Fall urged withholding full recognition of the Mexican government until a 1917 constitution revision is entered as a treaty. The subcommittee proposed measures including potential armed intervention to reopen communications and ports, and delaying recognition of Governor de la Huerta until a stable, lawfully compliant administration is shown. The 5000 page report summarizes hearings and documentary evidence from Washington New York and border areas.
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Washington
Senator Fall
Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico
México
de la Huerta
New York
Senate Rejects Armenian Mandate in Key Vote
The Senate voted 52 to 23 against authorizing a mandate to govern Armenia, defeating Democratic plans to delay action until after a peace settlement. A tied 12 Democratic support for a motion to report after ratification failed, while a separate bid to authorize an international commission for Armenian economic rehabilitation was rejected 41 to 34.
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Washington
Senate
House
Wilson
Congress
Armenia
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Brandagee
Connecticut
Barton to Open Summer Session at El Paso Conference
The Preachers' Training School assembly meets in El Paso Texas from June 8 to June 16. Rev H M Barton of First M E Church Gallup will open with a talk titled The Debut of the Training School and Its Marriage to the Preachers' Assembly. Also presenting are Rev W C Childress Dr Ivan Lee Holt and Bishop Du Bose. The Training School and Preachers' Assembly have merged to broaden impact.
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Preachers’ Training School
el Paso
Texas
H. M. Barton
M. BE
Church of
Gallup
Barton
Preachers’ Assembly
Rey
W. C. Childress
Ivan_Lee-Holt_will
Bishop DuBose
Gallup Opens Candy and Ice Cream Factory
Louis M. Golino buys Pete Vidal’s ice cream shop and converts it into Gallup’s Candy and Ice Cream factory. Expert candy maker A F Jones, with fifteen years’ experience, is employed to produce high quality confections and velvet ice cream for local and regional distribution. The venture aims to become a staple of Gallup’s industries.
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Louis “M. Golino
Pete Vidal
Gallup’s
A. F. Jones
Mr. Jones
Gallup
Community House Traces Weekly Club and Scouting Events
The Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion held its regular monthly meeting Thursday evening. The Boy Scouts met Thursday night at the Community House. The Children's Story Hour is at 7 36 Monday evening. Winslow Shop Baseball Team made its headquarters at the Community House Sunday. Tom Dougherty and Young Kerguson worked out there this week. The Dramatic Club met Monday evening. Baby Day entertainment by The Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon. American Legion regular monthly meeting Tuesday. Fred Baxter and Young Ferguson boxed two rounds and cigars and cigarettes were passed around.
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Woman’s Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Winslow Shop
Tom Dougherty
Young Kerguson
Aid
Dramatic ‘Club
Woman's Club
Fred Baxter
Young Ferguson
Sudden Service Heads to Colorado Springs
Carl Nelson known as Sudden Service moves to Colorado Springs to work at a leading drug store. He leaves Gallup friends who wish him luck in his new home. As a mixer with men and soft drinks he is a unique character and should quickly make new acquaintances in town.
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Carl Nelson
Sudden Service
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mr. Nelson
Sudden
Gallup
Carl
Colorado
Springs
Servica
Covenant of the League and religious symbols in Constantinople
The text contrasts President Wilson and the League of Nations with Turkish assertions in Constantinople that the Cross will never be raised over mosques and that the Crescent will remain aloft despite the sword. It frames a clash of religious symbolism and political ideals in world affairs.
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Oregon ‘Democrat
Democratic
League of Nations
Constantinople
Dougherty Ferguson Ten Round Bout Fallout
The Gallup Herald notes Friday press timing keeps readers from Friday night results. It could not publish results of the Dougherty Ferguson bout held last night at Kitchens core house.
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Gallup Herald
Porer
Gallup
Dougherty-Ferguson
Bitten by rattlesnake at White River ranch
Joseph Stirrett, an aged man, was brought to Gallup from his White River ranch on Thursday for rattlesnake bite treatment. He was bitten on the little finger of the left hand while at work. The bite was lacerated and coal oil and other remedies were applied. He was very ill upon arrival but not in danger.
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Joseph Stirrett
Gallup
White River
W. B., Cantrell
Ward Heeler
United States
United
Europe
Production debate echoes across labor and industry
The article argues against the idea that boosting production solves all woes, citing wartime trade imbalances and consumption gaps. It contrasts Maurer’s view with labor leader Samuel Gompers, asserting production must be humane and tied to fair distribution and living standards. It notes opposition from reformers and mentions a House committee remark on Wilson’s Armenia mandate proposal.
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Maurer
Mr. Maurer
Yort
Baltimore
American Federation—of Labor
Samus Gompers
Mr. Gompers
Porter
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Wilson
Armenia
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Gallup State Bank
John Barleycorn
Gallup’s New Candy Factory
James H. Maurer
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
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