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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
2
The Mechanical Department of the White Garage now leads operations with Dr Bernard at the helm. He brings sixteen years of experience as a mechanic handling all makes of automobiles.
The text presents disjointed remarks attributed to Marshall and Evidently Tom, with hostile language toward labor party alignment within the Democratic base. It references Mr. Gompers opposing a labor party seen as failing to deliver to the Democratic organization and notes shifts in party affiliation.
The editorial attacks Hannett's administration over the Third Street bridge and water supply, accusing officials of delaying reconstruction and wasting funds on lawsuits. It urges voters to defeat Hannett in April and support a city with a commission government and expanded limits.
Director General Hines notes locomotive prices soar from 10 000 to 125 000 while freight and passenger revenues rise only 27 to 34 percent over 1914 levels. He argues operating costs outpace transport rate increases and cites food price rises of 80.9 percent for January to September 1919 versus 1914.
J C Penney Gallup manager T T Schofield bought a full spring assortment of ready to wear and materials from the east. New dresses include kumsi kumsa styles. The upper floor ready to wear department is re arranged. Mrs E Wintermore joins as expert sales lady from Kansas City. Window display features spring scenes by Allison Miller, with a new awning added to the storefront. The store is described as a thriving Gallup business.
Mr C O Moreland sends $2 to cover a year’s subscription to The Gallup Herald after enjoying a copy forwarded by Mr Stewart. He expresses interest in how Daniel escapes the Lion’s Den and signs with best regards. The note is dated March 8 1920 from Laverne Minnesota.
The text argues that if the Republican party abandons its protectionist stance and the Americanization of the League of Nations covenant it would sever its ties as a party and lose its basis for existence. It claims the nation does not need another party to advance free trade or internationalism.
Episcopal Church Holy Spirit at Second and Aztec lists Lent services for March 4. Eucharist at 8:00, Church School 9:45, Morning Prayer with Rector at 11:00, sermon on faith and the universe. Open 4:30 PM for prayer, rector offers healing prayers and sacramental guidance.
In Manila on March 8 the Philippine territorial assembly saw reform bills on prohibition and women's suffrage fail in both houses. A joint resolution granted final lease title to seventeen Japanese corporations for land leases in Davie prior to new foreign ownership limits. The houses also urged Washington to oppose a bill extending shipping laws to the islands, argued harmful to local commerce. President Wilson’s memory will be kept by future taxes.
Eight masked assailants held up a poker game in a Tammany assembly district club last week. They robbed forty members of five thousand dollars, an act described as unprofessional by witnesses.
The document argues stock dividends are not income but a capital increase. Selling dividend stock implies disposing part of capital, affecting future dividends. Taxation would require converting capital to pay the tax, illustrating dividends should not be taxed as income.
In Boston on March 9, with Governor Coolidge out of the Republican race, Bay State sentiment favors Leonard Wood. Congressman Norman J. Gould, eastern manager for Wood, states most delegates will back Wood as he consults with Republican leaders.
Paris March 8 Former service men are warned not to return to France unless they have sufficient funds or a solid job lined up. Paris Post No 1 American Legion cautions that work is scarce for foreigners as French prioritize their own citizens and language barriers limit access to worthwhile positions.
Pastor H. M. Bissell invites worshipers to a 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 service with a sermon titled The Image of Christ. A union evening service with the M. E. church closes the special meeting, framed as the start of a genuine revival effort.
A Russian report claims 5000 Chinese have joined the polledvist army and Bolshevist propaganda efforts intensify in China as political influence spreads.
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