Lodge Keynote: Republicans Unite Against Wilsonism
Senator Lodge urges voters to reject the Wilson era, defend law and free government, and elect a Republican president with a Republican Congress to restore constitutional government. He cites economic strides by Congress and warns of autocracy if Democrats regain power. The speech frames duty to fathers and national unity against perceived threats.
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Chicago
Lodge
Republican Party
Wilson
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Roose- Welts
America
Fathers
Chicago Republican convention enters balloting with Big Three leading
The Republican convention in Chicago began balloting on Friday afternoon with Wood Johnson and Lowden as the main trio and Hoover Coolidge and Hardin close behind. A possible dark horse contender looms as deadlock threatens the outcome.
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Chicago
Wood
Johnson
Lowden
Hoover
Coolidge
Hardin
Ramah School Building Bids Awarded to Local Firms
Two bids were received for the Ramah public school building with Bloomfield & Co proposing 5250 and J Aye Turner offering 5275. Turner is expected to handle the wood work. Ramah, a Mormon community, shows strong cooperation to approve the project. Sept H W Brose is credited for swift action in the long-delayed matter.
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Ramah
R. H. Bloomfield
J. Aye Turner
Black Rock
Bloomfield & Co’s
J. A. Turner
Bloomfield
The
Herald
H. W. Brose
Senator Page Heads New Mexico Credentials Committee
Monday's Journal reports Senator Gregory Page from New Mexico was placed at the head of the credentials committee by the state delegation. Page is described as a major political figure with a long record of successes, known for calm action, wise judgment, and sought-after counsel by national politicians.
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Albuquerque “Journal
Chicago
Gregory Page
New Mexico
Senator Page
Cottage Heights Selling Fast as Lots Sell Quick
Cottage Heights has seen brisk sales in the past two weeks with twenty eight lots sold. Plans are being drawn and bids underway for several residences. Agents push development with energy. city limits and imminent water mains spur home construction. Gallup aims to place a home on every lot sold.
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Cottage Heights
Gallup
County Roads In Very Good Shape say local haulage
G C Gottenberg reported freight hauling trips through the county between McGaffey and Zuni last week. He noted roads are in very good shape since the county grader worked them, and he offered use of his large trucks for road material hauling. He favors substantial bridges and culverts to prevent damage to trucks and infrastructure.
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Special Musical Program Planned at Sunday Service
Due to the absence of Rev. H. CG Barton there will be no sermon at the Methodist church. A special musical program arranged by the Sunday school superintendent and teachers features violin and piano solos and a children’s program. The program starts at 10:45 and lasts one hour, all are invited.
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Barton
The First Dollar Savings Advertisement
An advertisement from McKinley County Bank urges readers that the first dollar saved marks a turning point in life. It promotes judicious saving over heedless spending and invites men to begin saving, as featured in The Gallup Herald.
New Home Construction in Highland Park Addition
Reports indicate multiple residents in Highland Park Addition planning or under way building projects. F L Wilson owns property in the area and Mr Wil frac will construct another residence. P E Scheell improves his lot with a new house while Wy Anderson builds on recently purchased plots.
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C.F. Gorman
F. L. Wilson
Highland Park
Wilfrac
P.E. Scheéll
Wy Anderson
Polson, Bond-Dillon salesman, arrives for weekly trade
J C Polson a salesman for Bond Dillon Company is in town to conduct weekly trade rounds and meet clients. The fragment notes his presence and activity during the week.
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J. C. ‘Polson
The
Bond- Dillon
Ae Ue
Cal Wing
County Road Building News from District Engineer Morris
June 9 1920 note from A E St Morris District Highway Engineer to B C Elliott Gallup NM requests grader work on Wingate Stations tour routes and east road stretches. asks road signs posted north of train track and sand spreading for better travel.
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Elliott
A. BE
St. Morris
Wingate
Baca
A. E. St. Norris
Fort Wingate News Mixed Teams Play For Gallup Contest
Gallup Herald correspondence reports a 10 to 9 victory in a Sunday baseball game featuring Guards M T Cs and Q M C players. The piece notes personnel changes, local visits, a West Point Cadet appointment, chautauqua trips, and a Chevrolet purchase by Joe Kocsis.
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Gallup -Herald
Fort. Wingate
N. M
Gallup
Ida Bigbee
Commissar
Gene L. Gibson
George Durant
Eugene Moreno
la Mesa
Corrinne
San Miguel
Agda Pierson
Day
Keith McLeod
Walker ‘Sheldon
Walter Rogers
Frank’ Taylor
E. S. Richars
D.b.tuttle
Greenwald
Wright
Wingate Station
Capt. Clark
Jessie Lee McLeod
Violet
Betsy Lewitski
Display of Home Made Candy At Mal's Sweet Shop
A feature on the window display of home made candy at Mal's Sweet Shop praising Louis Golino's candy factory product. The piece notes local merchants, home industry pride, and calls for patriotic observance of Flag Day with El Paso recruiting station coverage highlighting a Gallup visit.
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Mal
Louis Golino
Louis
Cayet Rollo: Anderson
el Paso
Teachers Institute Profitable Session at High School
The two week Teachers Institute conducted by Professor J. L. Swinney ended June 10 in the High School assembly room. Attendees included Mrs. Barbara Maloney and 11 others who received inspired instruction. County Superintendent H. W. Brose spoke on child welfare and community and examinations for First to Third grade certificates were held June 11 and 12.
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Teacher's Institute
J. L.gwinney
Barbara Maloney
Marion Brooks
Alice Caddick
Gladys Caddick
Celia Leyden
V.A. Smuith
Fay Burks
Rebecca Alexander
Inez Co. Jones
Barbara Montoya
Lilian M
Bluewater Notes Highlight Local Happenings and Events
Bluewater notes report Ezary J. Thompson moving to Mesa Arizona with his family. Wilfred Young returns from the L D S University in Salt Lake City. Selma McNeill returns from Montpelier Idaho High School session. F P Nielsen named Degrey head of the county. Farmers and Stock Growers meeting in Los Lunas. Mrs G W Ralston visits Albuquerque. J S Andrews of Thoreau makes a call. Continental Oil salesman J E Johnson visits. Chapman Bros 16 27 Case Tractor leads in Bluewater’s farming season. June Day outing at Dining Dale Park features a literary program and a dance. Bluewater Legion dance impresses with orchestra. Leap Year dance planned for the 18th with refreshments.
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Gully Herald
Bluewater
N. M
Ezary J. Thompson
Mesa
Ariz
Mr. Thompson
Wilfred Young
L. D. S. University of Salt Lake City
Selma McNeill
Montpelier
Idaho
F. P. Nielson
Degrey
Rt. J. McNeill
Farmers’ and Stock Growers’ Association
Los Lunas
G. W. Ralston
Albuquerque
J. S. Andrews
Thoreau
G. W. Woodward
Grants
J.E. Johnson
Continental
Oil .Co
Bluewater Commercial. Co
Albert Tietjen
Alma
Tietjén
F.M. Greer
New Mexico
Chapman Bros
Bluewater Valley
American Legion
Bluewater Orchestra
Cross er Finley Matrimonial Quiet Home Ceremony
Ruth Ann Crosser and Bryan P Finley wed last Sunday at the Gallup home of George Keepers in a quiet ceremony. Crosser, a former Gallup public school teacher, and Finley, a firefighter with Samite, received warm congratulations. The couple plans a Fort Worth Texas visit to meet Finley’s relatives.
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George
Gallup
Ruth Ann Crosser
Bryan
Finley
Gallup P Publublic
Fort Worth
Texas
Printers Smoke Together in Albuquerque Get-Together
A get-together smoker held in Odd Fellows hall by Typographical Union No. 804 drew guests from Evening Herald Morning Journal and local printers. Speakers praised fair negotiations and recommended future meetings to foster cooperation between employers and employees.
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Albuquerque
Typographical Union
Gallup Herald
Leonard’ F. Byus
Augustin Garcia
Albuquerque Journal
Typographical Union No
Thomas Hughes
The
Evening Herald
A. A. Allen
Oscar Lewis
George ‘E. Valliant
Albright & Anderson Company
Carl C.magee
Morning Journal
W. T. McCreight
Kentucky
Leonard F. Byus
Gallup
Carl C. Magee
George E. Valliant
Ed Torrey
J. B.harria
Ramah Ramblings from Gallup Herald Correspondence
R N M Crops are about all planted and farmers busy irrigating fields. Ramah will raise about double grain crops this year with other crops promising. Gallup reservoir swimming fine. Bees Hive Girls entertainment May 28 and another gathering soon. Brigham Young birthday dance at Lamson Hall. Sam Hatley injured leg from pistol accident earlier. County road grader works. dirt causes issues for freight trucks on soft dirt.
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Gallup
Ramah
Bloomfield
H. P.powera
McKinley County
Sam Hatley
Hatley
Brigham Young
Lamhson Hall
Hubert Merrill
Stamms’ Ranch
R. M. Ryan
Soldier's body to arrive from France
The body of Joe Walling will arrive soon from France and funeral services will be conducted by his Knightly order. A fire in Gallup damaged only a backyard trash loft and did not affect nearby property. Ramah officials report farming in full swing and warn that heavy trucks are damaging bridges and culverts between Gallup, Ramah, and Zuni, requiring stronger structures.
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Joe Walling
France
Nights of
Blue Bird Plumbing Co
Blue Bird
Keeble
R.H. Bloomfield
Ashcroft
F. B. Lambson
Ramah
Gallup
Herald
Zuni
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