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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
2
The report states Harding was nominated on the tenth ballot with Pennayl Paula providing the winning votes. Coolidge received 674 votes to 146 for Lonroot and 63 for Allen of Kansas, with other supporters not formally nominated. The scene included demonstrations and cheering as delegates were told their work was finished.
Washington June 14 Senator Warren G. Harding Republican presidential nominee arrived last night from Chicago and spent a busy day today receiving congratulations.
After securing victory, the senator greeted friends and handled duties, with a round of golf and an informal office reception. Dozens of telegrams arrived, including greetings from his father Dr. George Harding and from notable figures such as former President Taft, Charles Hughes, Hiram Johnson, Governor Coolidge, and Senator Knox.
In Chicago on June 19, readers note that today marks the birthday of Senator Harding's father George T. Haring of Marion Ohio. The senator’s birthday coincides with the upcoming election date November 2 and he will be 56 years old.
In Chicago on June 14 the Forty Eight committee denounced the Republican convention as evasive on major issues and said a new party candidate is now certain. The group plans a platform and nomination at a July 10 convention in Chicago. Three national conventions convene that week with other parties also issuing calls.
General Isaac R Sherwood of Ohio labels the Fuller pension measure a just move to aid Civil War survivors by equalizing pensions amid rising prices. Experts say the President can sway San Francisco delegates, yet broad Democratic sentiment remains strong nationwide, including in Georgia.
The article argues the United States is not in the League of Nations and will not be bound by any mandate over Armenia. It contends the president’s plan is misleading, presenting moral duty as a pretext to draw America into international obligations.
Buenos Aires reports 14,000 tons of Argentine sugar bought by the United States at a landed price of 16 cents per pound in New York, with five ships expected. Private exporters plan 50,000 tons more for U S import. Editorial notes U S policy and Armenian relief debates. Interstates Commerce Commission to curb freight jams with Congress backing strong action.
The Indiana Democratic convention featured a keynote address with sharp contrasts to President Wilson on the League of Nations covenant. The White House is portrayed as lacking warmth toward the Vice President, signaling a chill that may deepen as the debate continues.
A 1919 report from the United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Public Roads notes 44 states filed projects and received allotments as the rural road and bridge program expanded. Total actual expenditures reached 230 million plus an estimated 14 million in labor and other non-cash items, with the grand total near 300 million for the year. The 1918 period showed record truck traffic and material shortages, with increased maintenance and limited new construction.
Moroccan highways carry heavy traffic with many private cars and buses. The roads also permit significant movement of merchandise by motor trucks, supporting both passenger transport and goods flow through the region.
The passage argues that without roads cities could not survive and country folks would lack many present necessities comforts and luxuries of life they currently enjoy.
The New Mexico Supreme Court affirmed a death sentence for E W Blancett for the Clyde Arrived murder in 1916. Governor Larrazolo fixed June 28 for a clemency plea hearing, joined by Blancett's mother. Justice and political maneuvering accompany the case as discussions of a national price-cutting wave emerge alongside commentary on McAdoo and McCombs.
A brief notice states that attorneys must be admitted to practice before all courts in New Mexico and Arizona. It flags ongoing requirements for bar admission and continuing legal education. The item signals regulatory scope for practitioners and potential compliance need.
An in office physician and surgeon advertises 24 hour availability with contact Tel No 108. The notice markets medical services and round the clock accessibility. The concise ad targets patients seeking immediate care outside regular hours.
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