Zuni Fiesta and a Senate push on disabled officers
The piece notes Zuni Indians to attend the Santa Fe Fiesta with permissions from the Bureau of Indian Affairs and a forthcoming World Creation drama by Ralph W. Twitchell. It covers a Bursum bill to grant retirement pay to emergency World War I officers and a Senate committee review, plus a proposed land title quieting measure for Indian Pueblo Grants in New Mexico.
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Mesa Verde National Park
Gallup
Grand Canon
Colorado
Los Angeles
Seattle
California
Egon
Washington
Spokane
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone
Denver
Rocky Mountain National Park
American Automobile Association
5Th Avenue
New York
Fall
Spry
General Land Office
Burke
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Santa Fe
Twitchell
Bursum
National Guard
National Army
Senate
Senate Military Committee
Victor Heintz
American “Legion
Selective Service Act
Harry S. Monell
New York National Guard
New Mexico
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Court of Private Land Claims
United States
Lebanon Lodge No 22 Masonic meetings announced
Regular meeting of Lebanon Lodge No 22 A F and A M on Monday June 18 1921 at 8 00 PM. Also a special meeting Tuesday June 14 1921 at 7 30 PM to confer the Ree ee All Mazons invite to attend BYRD See
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Lebanon Lodge No. 22
A. F
A. M
Byrd
Red Cross outlines Colorado flood relief actions
The American Red Cross explains steps taken and planned to aid Colorado flood victims. Edward B. Orr leads disaster relief with Pueblo and surrounding areas to receive supplies. a large staff and funds are required. National HQ has allotted 100000 dollars. total damage estimated at ten to fifteen million. Donations go to the Division Office. local chapters may receive but not yet donate from chapter funds.
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ST. Louis
Colorado
Edward B. Orr
Disaster Service
Denver
American Red Cross
Orr
Red Cross
Pueblo
Harding
James EF. Fieser
Southwestern Division
E. K. Errett
Miss Jennings
Stock Industry Prospects for the Newcomer
The article advises newcomers on livestock choices with emphasis on dairy cows hogs and poultry as the best multi income options. It notes high altitude reduces parasites and highlights McKinley county poultry farms as healthy productive ventures. Sheep offer income from fleece and lambs. cattle require more land and time.
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McKinley County
Nations Should Lead On Disarmament
The author argues disarmament is wise but cautions other nations may progress first. Emphasizes global caution to avoid worse world affairs if leading countries fail to act responsibly.
Story of Our States: New York in Colonial Era to Nation Building
Jonathan Brace traces New York from Verrazano’s 1524 visit to Hudson’s 1609 voyage, the 1623 founding of New Netherlands, the 1664 switch to New York, and its pivotal role in shaping the United States, including Hamilton’s constitutional work and the city as first U.S. capital. It notes Manhattan’s sale for beads, the cosmopolitan 1643 multilingual settlement, and New York’s dominant electoral influence with 45 electors.
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New York
Henry Hudson
Verrazano
France
New York Bay
Hudson
Dutch West India Company
America
New Netherlands
New Amsterdam
Manhattan Island
New York City
Charles I
Duke of York
James III
New
York
United States
Alexander Hamilton
New Union
Washington
Empire State
McClure
Ramah News Highlights Local Settlers and Arrivals
Gallup Herald reports Oscar Brimhall and family from Taylor Arizona arrived in Ramah on June 5. It recalls early settlement forty years ago, a smallpox epidemic among Zuni and Navajo aid, notable residents moving in, a well drilling project, dances and gatherings, and a visiting mother-in-law from Oregon spending the summer with the Mowrer family.
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Oscar Brimhall
Taylor
Arizona
Brimhall
Ramah
Sebollata
Zuni
Mr. Brimhall
Abner Davis
Mr. Combs
Central
Davis
C. W. Daviso
John Bloomfield
Albert Herg
Perea
Hegg
Bosque Verde Cattle Company
George Adair
Delbert Mowrer
Here
Mowrer
Denver
State College
J. D. Mowrer
Oregon
Edison’s Theories Questioned by College Man’s Knowledge
If Edison is right or near eighty percent correct, the college man remains short on what he should know, highlighting gaps in practical science literacy.
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Edison
Otis Skinner to Star in Kismet at Strand Theatre
Louis J Gasnier named director of Kismet the film diamond of the decade starring Otis Skinner shown at the Strand June 15 and 16. Gasnier, Paris born, rose from stage work to motion pictures and founded L J Gasnier Productions.
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Strand Theatre
Louis J. Gasnier
Paris
Gasnier
Toecome
Teatro Renaissance
Mr. Gasnier
Vincennes
France
Charles Pathe
Pathe Freres
Robertson-Cole
Lew Cody
Mgr. Gasnier
California
Bagdad
Old
Turkey
Alfitays
Otis Skinner
Edward Knoblock
Mr. Gasner
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Ramah News
Gallup Herald
Tom
Silvertown
Silvertown Cords
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B.f.goodrich Rubber Company
Ohio
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