Gallup Council Moves To Tax OutofTown Firms
The Gallup city council debated taxing nonresident merchants with operations here and ordered the J Brown Company of Denver to file papers showing business volume within ten days. The Layne and Bowler Co proposed pumping water to city tanks at three to five cents per thousand gallons using a turbine pump. Unmarked graves in Hill Crest Cemetery were reported with no owner records and a request to disinter was denied.
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J. §. Brown “Company
Denver
Gallup
Dhe Mercantile Houses
Hill ‘Crest Cemetery
Council
Club
Bowler
Layne and Bowler Corporation
Layne and Bowler
Hia
Layne
Los Angeles
Millet
Miller
Santa Fe Engineering Department
Gallup Dirty After Mexican Clash Sews Tensions on Streets
News from Gallup reports a deadly clash between American troops and Mexican soldiers. Citizens reacted with anti Mexican fervor shouting Viva Carranza and Viva Villa while officials warned restraint. A charity ball planned to aid US troops drew attention as border tensions persisted amid mixed local response.
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Gallup
Mexico
Railroad Avenue
Old Mexico
Fewkes Leads Exploration Of Ancient Zuni Ruins In New Mexico
Dr Fewkes of the Smithsonian Institute and Mills Sanderson study distant habitations in McKinley County New Mexico. They plan Crown Point remains and Hawaiku ruins with possible government support. Findings suggest ancestral ties to the Zuni Indians and a larger historical population. A large communal house ruin near Crown Point was found. Julius Heard, involved in a murder case, was seen visiting his wife in town. The Beloved Vagabond will screen at Empress Theater Friday for Congregational church benefit.
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Fewkes
Smithsonian Institute of Washington
Mrs Fewkes
Mills Sanderson
Dr. Fewkes
Alreavy
Sanders
Crown Point
Zuni
Aus Spices
McKinley County
New Mexico
Hawaiku
Coronado
Congregational Church
Navajo Indians Bound Over for Horse Theft and Feasting
Ta- Ha-le-nez and Big Man, two Navajo Indians, were bound over to await the grand jury after Justice of the Peace Richards heard charges of stealing a horse valued at about 100 dollars. The animal was killed and the meat eaten, with reports of other horse thefts from Francisco Anzares in recent months.
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Francisco Anzures
Fire destroys six sheds amid Hill Avenue blaze
A shed fire in the rear of the old Densmore place on Hill Avenue burned at least six sheds and out buildings causing about $1000 in loss. The O Brennan property, two Densmore sheds, a Weisskop place shed, a Warren place shed, and a B A Wetherell chicken coop burned. Origin unknown though rubbish fire nearby noted. low water pressure hindered suppression. later a second alarm reported another building fire in the same area as flames rekindled overnight.
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Densmore Place
Hill Avenue
O'Brennan
Densmore
Weisskops Place
Warren Place
B. A. Wetherell Place
GALLUP SHRINERS TEN ATTEND ELABORATE CEREMONIES
A Shriners party from New Mexico and El Paso travels to Elephant Butte dam for a ceremonial session. The group plans to stage elaborate rites for novices at a depth likely at the dam's bottom. Participants listed include Joe Purdy, A B Snowden, M K Maynard, C J Williams, C K Ross, and others from local lodges and the Scottish Rite.
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Shriners
Elephant Butte
New Mexico
el Paso
Joe Purdy
M. K. Maynard
C.J. Williams
C. -K. Ross
C. A. Carrington
Fete Westwater
Sam Bushman
N. Cary
S.-J.woods
SS. Lawrence
Tammany
J. Gleid
G Webb
F.smalling
G. U. ‘Manning
Ey Purdy
Red Cross Meeting Draws Strong Support in Gallup
Tuesday night crowd at Gallup Court House heard Judge J R McFie trace Red Cross history and women who led the order, urged enrollment as war looms. A T Hannett outlined aims, Paul Jones recounted camp life, and locals pledged funds and recruits for the border effort.
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Florence E Nightingale
Clara
Paton
Red Cross
John A. Logan
Logan
McFie
Kttorney
A. T. Hannett
Paul Jones
Columbus
Albuquerque
McKinley County
Red
John ‘Thatcher
Enthusiasm at the Republican National Convention and Hughes Support
Mc Kinley County bank official T M Quebedeaux reports strong Republican enthusiasm at the national convention. He notes Harding as an able chairman, Roosevelt unlikely to gain the nomination, and Hughes favored by delegates and bankers. He cites speeches by Damion and Depew, rising Hughes sentiment in New York, and wary views of the Wilson administration regarding finance and tariffs. The piece also mentions business conditions and wartime production pressures amid material shortages.
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T. M. Quebedeaux
McKinley County Bank
New York
Quebedeaux
Harding
Ohio
Roosevelt
Thomas Damion
Chauncey Depew
Hughes
Wilson
Republican Party
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Bowler CO
Viva
Garranza
United States
C. C. Manning
Migs
Barbara Cotton
Ewkes
Julius
Gallup Shriners
al Oss
Bert D. Richards
Francisco Gonzales
Gonzales
Pablo
Nuanez
Richards
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