Harding and Coolidge Backed by New Mexico Republicans
The Gallup New Mexico Herald editors praise Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge as the Republican standard bearers for 1920. They note strong support from New Mexico delegates and call them one hundred percent Americans ready to lead, while criticizing broad politics in town streets.
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Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
France
England
New Mexico
Gen. Wood
Harding
Coolidge
Ordinance No 153 Scrutiny Sparks Wiring Debate in Gallup
The Gallup Herald editorializes on Ordinance No 153, arguing it seeks a conduit system for wiring all buildings, questions insurance rate impacts, and calls for an inspector who is a practical electrician to ensure fire underwriter approved practices while urging modernization of electrical work and prices in Gallup.
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Runa
Mary
Gallup
Gallup Herald
Herald
Harding rejects barnstorming campaign stance
The Republican nominee declares there will be no barnstorming campaign. He pledges to stick to a dignified Republican doctrine, warning that any fool campaign would disgust the American people and noting the stance raises him in our estimation.
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Harding
Traffic law enforcement questioned in Gallup critique
A writer laments delayed enforcement of traffic laws after a week of automobile accidents. He argues enforcement protects life and property and calls for accountability of those tasked with upholding traffic regulations in Gallup.
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Gallup
Mickie Says A Pithy Printer's Devil Guides Gallup
The Gallup Herald previews weekly Mickie sayings from a traveling print humorist who became a press staple. The piece riffs on political discourse, party fights, and the call for a professional chamber of commerce secretary to harness Gallup’s energy and funds for growth.
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Mickie
Gallup Herald
Reeders
Becker in Albuquerque and Gallup Case Tangles
Fragmentary notes discuss Becker of Springerville Arizona using both states Arizona and New Mexico especially Albuquerque garages for advantage. It mentions keeping Col. Sellers on his way and a charge against Mrs Becker with little cohesive context.
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Becker
Springerville
Arizona
New
Mexico
Albuquerque
Jally
Unclear Passage on Boycotts Stated as Two-Edged
A quoted rule describes boycott schemes as a two edged sword returning with compound interest. It argues organized boycotts reveal weakness while individuals act freely and implies the other side gains an advantage in many cases.
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Boycot
Boyot
Editor Hanns Leaves for Chicago to Aid Ill Mother
W H Hanns managing editor of the News-Independent was summoned by wire Monday to Chicago to be at his mother’s bedside. The paper notes his mother is 800 years old and that Henry Acosta will fill the linotype during his absence while Hanns recovers.
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W. H. Hanns
News-Independent
Chicago
Mr. Hann
Henry ' Acosta
Patly ‘Hanns
Ata
Leaden Wins Three of Four Auto Races in Albuquerque
Leo Leaden wins three of four auto races in Albuquerque despite engine trouble in the first round. He faced Jack O Connell, the speed devil, in a Hudson Six versus a special built Hudson with Leaden posting an average speed over a mile a minute. Leaden plans another race in Albuquerque on Sunday after accepting a $1,000 forfeit challenge from O Connell.
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Albuquerque
Leo
Leaden
Jack O’connell
Hudson
O’connell
Lender
Will
Iin Albadubrane
O'Connell
Notice on Dr Tanus eye ear nose throat services
Dr T F Tanus announces a temporary ey e ear nose throat specialty clinic in Gal lo from June 20 to 27 at Harvey House. Clinic hours 9:00 to 8:00. Glasses fitting and eye care available.
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Harvey House
Get Acquainted Barraca Gathering At Goehring Home
Thursday evening members of the Barraca Cass were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L R Goehring for a Get Acquainted gathering honoring Mrs Goehring's brother Leonard Spellman recently arrived from Texas. Games were played and a sumptuous luncheon served. the Red Owl order hosted a final social note. Attendees included Leonard Spellman Dan Bontems F Helm Cliff Farrar Thos Hton Welks Royall Smith Powers Glenn Hi Emmons Newcomb and Leonard F Byys.
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Barraca
Cass
Ridington
Messia
Leon
Ard
Spellman
Dan’. Bontems
F. Helm
Cliff ‘Farrar
Thos
Ton
Welks
Royall
Smith
Powers
Glenn
Emmons
Summer school opens for both young and old
A note from Mrs. Marion Brooks announces a summer school at the big school building. Lessons and subjects are scheduled for both youth and adults. Interested writers are invited to contact Brooks as time passes.
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Marion
Brooks
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