Prohibition Question to BeExplored in Gallup Herald
Anvertiding rates aside, writer A. A. Hoppingarner and cartoonist A. B. Chapin will present an impartial, fact based series on the Prohibition question for The Gallup Herald. The first installment appears this week with data from multiple sources. Exclusive to The Gallup Herald.
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Farmers and middlemen blamed for farmer’s woes in fiery address
A speaker rails at Washington aid to agriculture and calls for cutting middlemen to unite producer and consumer. He mocks advice as meager relief, laments high costs, and praises Bull Durham tobacco as a loyal ally, signaling rural frustration and political angst.
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Washington
America
Agriculture
Durham
Bull
Hine
Gallup voters blamed for Hannett backed rule
A letter denounces the Hannett Democratic ticket in Gallup as mismanaging affairs through Republican votes. The writer accuses Gallup Republicans of tax hikes, water bills, and paying henchmen to sustain the Hannett machine, urging residents to take their medicine and vote reform.
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Hannett
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Vannett
Hannett Machine
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Town Board Faces Turbulent Shuffle Over Fay Diggs
Town officials debate Fay Diggs’s $150 monthly position as calls grow to replace her, with rumors that Fay must depart despite the cost to keep her successor. Abie the legal adviser, Rollie the Hannett Captain, and Turner the Go-Getter influence the board, while Fay and Arthur Jones are praised for their work.
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Rollie
Hannett
Turner
Jones
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Fay
Guyner
Arthur Jones
Abe
Julian
Road bond issue divides Gallup Democrats in McKinley County
The letter argues the road bond issue splits Democrats in Gallup while Republicans and nonresidents back bonds. It claims Gallup Democrats refuse support and accuses them of political selfishness, urging voters to approve bonds to build permanent roads.
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Gallup
A. T
McKinley County
Gallup Democrats
Hannett
Earthquake Mystery Ends As Governor Demands Election Booths
A statewide notice declares elections must be enforced and counties must set up booths for the upcoming State election. The message, tied to Thoreaux and Quay County, sparks fear of past rigging and urges Republican vigilance to prevent theft in future polls.
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Thoreaux
Quay County
New Mexico Saved Chief Promotes Bath and Sermon
A Town Village Lunatic issues a public note from New Mexico claiming relief that the governor made no further poor appointments and praising the state’s salvation. He boasts of a bath in the ole wash hole and promises a Sunday School lecture titled Where and how I learne to tell my muther the truth before aiding the governor to keep the public in the dark.
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Ledger Form From The Gallup Herald Manufactured
A loose leaf ledger form is described as being manufactured by The Gallup Herald.
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GUVNER AND STAFF TOWN VISIT INFLAMED POLITICS
Rumors say the newly elected town Board faced guidance from the governor and staff during a Sunday visit. The piece mocks the administration as tightly sealed and branded, while noting attendance by Hannett supporters and Republicans from Santa Fe and Gallup.
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Hannettites
Abie
Cal Coolidge
A. T
Santa Fe
Gallup
Hannett Boys Bank Admission Noted by Gallup Independent
The Gallup Independent on June 4 quotes an admission that the Hannett boys owned their bank. The passage implies the Hannett family controlled a local political financial institution referenced by the paper.
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Ousting of Dr Crail at New Mexico Asylum Sparks Political Debate
Ousted superintendent Dr F H Crail is blamed on political grounds with critics asserting Hannett allies funded by the state support the administration while opponents face dismissal. The article frames it as a repetitive political purge tied to loyalty to the Hannett machine.
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New Mexico
Hannett
Is He Spoofing The Governor’s Election Stunt
The Santa Fe New Mexican questions if the governor is spoofing by using an election issue as a political ploy. The piece argues the governor treats the election law proposal as a joke and cites his earlier move as an extra session trigger as a notable spoof.
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Eventually Why Not Now For Gallup Mail Delivery
The letter argues Gallup lacks free city mail delivery because street crossings are not in proper shape. It accuses local political powers of delaying until after the next presidential election to gain credit for delivery. The piece contends Gallup Democrats provide nothing without political gain.
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Gallup Democrats
Gallup Herald Seeks Support For Local Ledger Form Plant
The Gallup Herald owns unique machinery to manufacture loose leaf ledger forms, the only printing shop between Albuquerque and Flagstaff. Mrs Effa Vanderwagen spends summer in Chicago and Mr Vanderwagen will join her, returning to Zuni in about two months.
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Flagstaff
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Chicago
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Zuni
Camp Fire Girls Camping Trip Report at Carrington Ranch
Camp Fire Girls traveled in several vehicles to Carrington's Ranch for a weekend camping trip. They cooked with Dutch ovens, slept in tents, and enjoyed hikes by a brook and pines with firelight storytelling by Troops I and H. Odessa George notes the group left Friday at 2 15 pm and lists participant names and chaperones.
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Margaret Hannett
Gertrude Hanson
Viola Hayes
Jean Hanes
Lluvia Jones
Virginia Jones
Norma Thomson
Margaret Cave
Odessa George
Juanita Deal
Josephine Ward
Evelyn Boardman
Dorothy Ketner
Margaret Hayes
Gretchen
Catherin
Jean Floyd
Edith Hanson
Helen Taylor
Dorothy Elfring
Georgia Welch
Iane Ewing
Susie Bell Smalling
Mar Sue’ Shanklin
Antonio Rosemary
Elsie Moses
Dorothy Shelby
Caroline Walker
Isabel King
Thelma Griego
Pearl
Booth
Dana Hague
Oretta DesGeorges
Kate Bolton
Finley
Floyd
Miss Wood
Hague
Bryan Finley
Thoreau Youth L. R. Sanchez Jr Visits Gallup
L. R. Sanchez Jr. spent a few days in Gallup last week to handle business and engage in local politics. Porter Brock stays with the Brock family at Gamrco through July 4 to help stage the Fourth of July celebration. Dr. A. H. DeLong reports the birth of Jane, a ten pound baby girl, to Mr. and Mrs. Augustin Merayo. Mrs. John C. Carter and Mrs. Jas. H. Bull, sisters of Mrs. O. F. Jenkins, have left for Jackson Mississippi. Burdette Dodson and her aunties journey to Mississippi for an extended visit.
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L. R. Sanchez, ‘Jr
Thoreau
Gallup
Porter Brock
Brock
Gamrco
A. H. DeLong
Jane
Augustin Merayo
John C. Carter
Jas. H. Bull
O. F. Jenkins
Jackson
Burdette Dodson
Robi. Dodson
Mesdames Carter and Bull
Mississippi
Mrs Barbara Maloney Heads to Flagstaff for Summer Normal
Mrs Barbara Maloney will travel to Flagstaff on Sunday to attend the Summer Normal program.
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Barbara Maloney
Flagstaff
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