New Gallup American Coal Co to Take Over Local Mines
The Gallup American Coal Company will take over the Victor American Fuel properties on July first and may begin operations Monday morning. The new firm aims to expand output from 8000 to 9000 tons daily and plans a major local presence, with J M Sully of the Chino mines expected to direct operations from Gallup.
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Gallup American Coal Company
Victor-American ‘Fuel Company
Gallip-American 1 Company-I
Thig
Victor Amer‘ Eee
United States
New Fuel Company
Chino
Ray Consolidated Companies
Southwest
Gallup Coal
Biz
Gallup American Company
Gallup
American
Grant County
Sully
Gallup’ American
Carrier
Chino ‘Company
Chi- 70
Bartlett
Santa Rita
Chino Company
Catalpa
Gallup-American Coal Co
Santa
Tri-State N
Paso
McKinley County
China
China Company
Naideraly
Gallup Fourth of July Celebration Highlights and Local Industry News
The Gallup celebration begins with a 9:30 band concert at the courthouse followed by kids races and a greased pole. Indian events at the ball park start 1:30 with races and a chicken pull. Updates cover the Chino Company’s entry, mine openings, and possible rail expansion, signaling growth for Gallup and McKinley County.
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Gallup
Gibson
Court House
Ball Park
Jacob Peternel Eugene Schuster
Sim Schwemberger
Rex to Show The Barrier on Fourth of July in Gallup
A Rex Theatre program lists The Barrier by Rex Beach as a seven reel thriller set in Alaska. The film is described as one of the most expensive picture plays ever brought to Gallup and part of a celebrated July Fourth showcase.
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Rex
Barrier
Rex Beach
Alaska
Gallup
Red Cross war work opens many service roles
War relief notices invite men and women to enroll beyond doctors and nurses in field columns base hospitals and general clerical service. Women may join hospital service as nurses aides and linen room workers with special instruction offered. Local secretary Mrs L E Gould at the Herald office or Red Cross Headquarters in Washington provide details. Also reports Bruce Pilcher visits and sheriff business. obituary notes Mrs Ambrosio Gonzales dies after tuberculosis with husband jailed for bootlegging unable to attend.
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Red Cross
L.E. Gould
Herald
Washington, D.C
Big Party of Homeseekers Passes Through Gallup
A caravan of homeseekers from Dickens County Texas crossed Gallup on their overland trek to Williams Arizona. The group traveled in heavy canvas wagons with a wheel mounted kitchen averaging twenty miles daily and planning to establish farms near Williams. Mrs Frank Evans and her daughters Vivian and Frances traveled to the coast for two months at various resorts.
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Gallup
Tuesaday
Williams
Ariz
Dickens County
Texas
Sevral
Frank Evans
Vivian
Frances
Gallup Soldier Joins Sixth Field Artillery To France
Louis Golino of Gallup serves in a battery of the Sixth Field Artillery, among early U S troops sent to France. He reports packing, possible entrainment dates, and training in Paris plans, learning basic commands in French, with letters home and notes on other locals joining the service. A patriotic church service is announced for July 1 at the Episcopal Church.
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J.L. Hubbell
Gallup
Ganado
Ariz
Gov
Campbell
United States Army
France
Sixth Field Artillery
Louis Golino
Ralph Ketner
Harry Jones
Douglas
Ralph
Paris
Dan Patterson
Bisbee
Here
Gus Christian
Louis
Golina
D.A. Savferd
Teetor
Ove Overson
Adjutant General’ S Office
Santa Fe
Texas
Settlers to Receive Land Titles Near Future
The land question affecting north side settlers nears resolution. R P Irvien visits Gallup to organize a three appraiser process to value 40 acres, with town board acting as trustee, and titles issued after payment to the state. Also notes marriages, health trips, and military postings in Gallup.
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Worth Sire
R. P. Irvien
Gallup
George Burgess
Santa Fe
Mr. Irvien
Strike in Mines Looms in Gallup District
Reported nationwide mine strikes amid World War I tensions threaten U S coal supply. I W W influence alleged as Gallup coal district eyes a strike after a union demand for recognition, with miners meeting in camps and near Joe Schaur’s saloon. Authorities warn alien enemies seek to harm the United States.
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Kaiser
United States
Germany
America
Gallup
United Mine Workers of America
Joe Schaur
Red Cross Gallup Chapter to Hold Regular Meeting
The Gallup Chapter of the American Red Cross will meet Monday afternoon at Mrs Gregory Page's home. Second vice chairwoman Mrs R C Garrett will preside. Collectors are urged to turn in names of those from whom dues were collected. Rev Frigling of Zuni visited the city this week with assistant M Vanderheck and praised the Herald for its friendly call and renewal of his subscription.
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Gallup Chapter -Of-The American Red Cross
Gregory Page
R.C. Garrett
Frigling
Zuni
M Vanderheck
Nationwide German Conspiracy Ties Impacts on U S Mines
Special to the Herald from El Paso Texas reports agents pursue clues of a broad conspiracy aimed at closing copper and coal mines nationwide. New Mexico centers of activity could disrupt troop rail movements before September. Arizona union leadership links to Industrial Workers of the World and German money is suspected behind agitators targeting Gallup and smaller mines in all fields.
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Herald
el Paso
Tex
New Mexico
Arizona
Industrial Workers of the World
Gallup
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Bruce Pilcher
Blackrock
Sheriff Roberts
Crown Point
Ambrosio Gonzales
Gonzales
A. É. Pratt
Strangers Club
H. C. Denny
L.B. Gould
Arthur Meyers
Army
Tice County
Charles Brown
San Jacinto Springs
California
L. Cory
San Antonio
A.H. Delong
City
Albuquerque
C.L. Loughridge
Myrtle Pride
Ingleville
Loughridge
Tom Bowen
Albert Raillard
Los Angles
Berkeley
University
Las Vegas
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