Harding Nominated on Tenth Ballot by Republicans
CHICAGO June 12 Warren G Harding United States senator from Ohio was nominated for the presidency by the Republican national convention after a nine ballot deadlock. Calvin Coolidge chosen as running mate, Harding gains 645 or 710 votes as Wood Lowden and Johnson wane. The convention shifts support from Lowden to Harding, wrapping up the nomination amid last minute politicking and strategy.
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Amherst’ ‘College
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Burlington
Harding Wins Nomination as Delegates Swing to Him
Inside the Coliseum Harding gains momentum as delegates switch from Lowden Wood and Johnson. Pennsylvania delivers a decisive 60 vote boost while Lodge presides and cheers erupt for Harding amid a chaotic, sweltering balloting saga.
Calvin Coolidge Named Republican Vice Presidential Nominee
Boston report notes Calvin Coolidge accepted the GOP vice presidential nomination after being notified by the Associated Press. The piece recounts his rise from Northampton lawyer and state official to governor famed for the Boston police strike stance, and outlines family background and career.
Bluewater Notes From Gallup Herald Correspondence
Bluewater notes report travel of R H Durant in Havana Cuba and T J McNeill returning from Las Lomas with Valencia County Farm Live Stock Bureau. Farm bureau meeting at the school discussed alfalfa harvest, moisture, and a purchasing committee. July 6th celebration planned with bronco busting races and a Grand Ball at the school auditorium.
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Bluewater
N. M
R. H. Durant
The
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Havana
Cuba
T. J. McNeill
Las Lomas
Valencia County
Charles Lewis
Pueblo Bonito
Alma Tietjen
Albert Tietjen
Valma Tietjen
Wm. McCay
Puebla
Colo
Ciarg W. A
Thigpen
Thoreau
Um Chapman
C. Young
C. H. Whitesell
Denver
F. P. Nielson
Joseph Nielson
Iss’ Thora Cluff
McNeill
Las Lunas
School House
LC. Lamb
W. A. Thigpen
W.E. Nevis
Les
New Mexico Delegation Highlighted at Chicago Republican Convention
Dist Atty Craig quotes the Albuquerque Journal praising NM figures at the Chicago convention. H C Bursum, A B Fall, Gregory Page led national committee work and platform talks while Adelina Otero Warren chaired the women’s division. Hays also sought ongoing NM recognition.
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Chicago
Craig
Albuquerque Journal
Mgr. Craig
H. C. Bursum
A. B. Fall
Mexico
Gregory Page
Adelina Otero Warren
Hays
Mrs Langdon Injured in Auto Backing Incident
Mrs Alva Langdon sufferes severe injuries when a Ford backed onto the Kenner Grocery sidewalk trapping her between the car and building. She was taken to St Mary Hospital for X rays and rest. Witnesses blame sudden car movement for the accident. Langdon is a city reporter for The Gallup Herald and is related to Jack Wetenhal. her mother resides in Douglas Arizona.
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Alva Langdon
Kenner Grocery
St. Mary Hospital
John Phillips
McClenathan
Cregar Drug Co
Jack ‘Wetenhal
Douglas
Arizona
Oime
Gallup
Leonard I
Byus
The
Herald
Langdon
Yersin
Humphries
Gahie
Anna Jones
L.E. Gould
Ney Lowitski
Flagstaff
Captain Day
Day
Dorothy
Uard Cantrell
Deskmans
Weyl
Harry. Barnhisel
Deskman
Gallup Thealny
Lowitski
Hattie
Auto Club reply on Santa Fe road conditions 1920
Gallup New Mexico June 10 1920 William W Porter replies to United Auto Clubs of America Los Angeles about Santa Fe road conditions from Albuquerque to Holbrook via Socorro Springerville and Santa Old Trails Road. He notes rough patches sand stretches gas price levels and a repaired Lupton bridge. He offers weekly reports and mentions Dr Parker Lollard returning to duty.
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Gallup
N. M
United Auto Clubs of America
Los Angeles
California
M. Flowers
Arene
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Perea
Satay
Holbrook
Hotick
Socorro-Springerville
Sante Old Trails Road
Continental (Standard) Oil
Ocean
Secorre-Springerville
Fallon
Lupton
William W. Porter
P. S
Bubonic Plague Death Reported in Galveston
A 7 year old youth died after a brief illness and officials announced the likely cause as bubonic plague. Dr. M F Boyd and health officers at federal, state, county and city levels confirmed the diagnosis at a Galveston conference.
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Galveston
Tex
M. F. Boyd
State’ Medical College
Fort Wingate Defeated by Gallup Santa Fe Nine
Gallup Santa Fe beat Fort Wingate 11 to 6 on the Fort Wingate diamond. Early runs favored the visitors as Wingate rallied in the sixth but could not overcome the opening scoring spree. Pitchers and fielders on both sides were praised, with a return game promised and community figures noted in attendance.
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Gallup Herald
Fort
Wingate, N. M
Toni
Gallup-Santa Te
Wingate Boys
Theoys
F . Winch
Francisco
Middleton
Million
Smith
Ingram
Price
Whittenhall
Clark
Fort Wingate
Leonard
Rogers
Budnik
Robe
Hale
McDonald
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Lollard
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