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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
8
Wilsons Push for League Referendum Dominates Debate
Chicago and New York dispatches report President Wilson urging the Democratic platform to embrace the league of nations issue. William McCombs criticizes Wilson for overstepping authority while defending America’s democratic process in the San Francisco convention context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New -York
Wilson
New York
San Francisco
Republican Party
League of Stations
Chicago
Bismarck
Bermhardt
Republican ‘Party
Bia . McComb
GHK Cago
William ’ “Bi McCombs
Democratic ‘National Committee
America
Europe
Ehct
Emmerere
América
Senate
Najarity
Paris
Goodyear Extends Cotton Plantations in Arizona and California
The Goodyear company expands land holdings to 36 000 acres and leases more than 20 000 acres for future cotton cultivation in Arizona near Marinette and Salt River Valley. A Goodyear subsidiary also operates in Imperial Valley California to secure large portions of the cotton yield. The company plans to cultivate thousands of bales annually and provide housing for about 2 000 employees in relevant towns. A celebratory barbecue introduced the new land acquisitions to employees and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Thane
Litchfield
Goodyear
Salt River
Adil
Marinette
Cits
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Imperial Valley
California
Notice Invites Bids for McKinley School Building
County Board of Education, McKinley County New Mexico invites bids for construction of a District No. 16 school building in Gallup. Bids due June 8, 1920 at 2 PM with $25 bid deposit for plans and specs. Board may reject any or all bids. Alfred Ruiz, secretary. Snowflake Arizona hosts a live wire trade board with about 1,000 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of “Education
McKinley
New Mexico
Board of Education
Gallup
Oes
H.W. B
Alfred ‘Ruiz
Snowflake
Arizona
Wire Board,’ of
Trade Organization
McKinley County Republican Party Seeks Action
Fragmentary OCR hints at McKinley County Republican party seeking a court or official action related to sheriff office matters. Names and exact procedural details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Levi P Morton and Long Life Observed in Bee
The Ommitha Nebraska Bee discusses Levi P Morton living to age 96 after a career in business and politics. It notes he started poor, saved, kept health, and remained mentally sharp with sound vital organs. The piece urges others to adopt early bedtimes and moderate recreation to preserve energy in old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
S . Morton
Aimee
Fractured OCR Note Records a Personal Snippet
A garbled text fragment describes a person’s thoughts about eating, family, and a recent event, with unclear syntax and missing context. The readable parts mention home, someone’s mother, and a casual remark about bringing something home.
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L. G. Shanklin
Legal Publications
Jodyear
McKinley County
Abstract ‘ & Investment Company
OUR Grocery
Mickie
Cowis
Shell Ile
Pebise Pont Tau
Gunes
Enerty
N.M
City Cafe
Piria Tomtber
Ashier
P. O
Ibson
the Gallup. Ice Cream & Candy Factory
L.M. Golino, Mg’r
Ares
Garth Ms
Levi P
Morton
Byas
Gallup. Transfer. Co
Matlock
Transfer
General Transfer
Peternel
Ziec
Ly Ily
Admissior
Tegislat
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