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Newspaper

The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1920

Page

4

Gallup Polls Move to Oust Hannett Adversarial Campaign

George A. Brus criticizes The Carbon City News for publishing only part of a report on a town pumping plant, blaming Mayor Hannett for a partisan effort. The letter urges Gallup voters to back Republican candidates in April to end what it calls Hannett's politically motivated campaign and protect Gallup’s reputation.

Republican Committee Republican” Committee Hannett Atc Louis Stewart Harry Coddington Edwin K. Errett Carbon City News Carbon City Atchison Topeka Hannett Gallup Herald the Herald Gallup McKinley

Hannett Moves to Back Bridge After Political Push

Fire Republicans adopt a resolution condemning Hannett policy of not building the Third Street Puerco bridge. After the measure, Hannett forces shift to support bridge construction per March 6 Carbon City News recap.

Hannett Third Street Carbon City

Town Board Faces Third Street Bridge Tax Fight

Town officials plan to let a contract for the Third Street bridge while court action decides who pays the costs The move follows clashes with Republican opponents over tax funds and raises questions about assessments and the role of large property holders in funding community projects.

Third Street

Ex Article 14 Expenditures In Hannett Administration

The report lists audit items from Hannett's first year showing payments to A T Hannett legal costs and engineer fees, street and bridge expenses, lighting work, a trip to Albuquerque, and sand purchases. Expenditures total 45 128.75 in schedule 1 and 58 745.00 in schedule 2, with electric power plant costs of 76 612.67 funded from water works extension bonds.

Hannett A.T. Hannett Washington H. O. Duerr A. Walden Albuquerque H.O. Duerr Mr. Hannett Water Works Extension Fund Water Works Extension

Cotton Page Political Line-Up and City Land Contention

In the March issue the Carbon City News reports business groups aligned with Santa Fe interests opposing Hannett, arguing a Republican ticket would halt a land dispute. The piece questions Mayor Hannett’s actions and urges public accountability amid corporate influence on Gallup.

Santa Fe Hannett

Union Labor Man's Vote Urged Amid Political Rhetoric

A clipped protest urges workers to oppose Hannett and his ticket accusing him of exploiting labor for political gain. The letter quotes March 6 Carbon City materials and questions party loyalty, labor support, and martial law controversy.

Shy Old Fox From Foxy Foxdom

Local readers recall Mayor Atchison Topeka Harnett harshly attacks County Clerk Davis and Commissioner Morris with personal rancor. The grand jury did not seek removal or punishment for Davis. Gregory Page defends against Hannett's legal challenges, earning town support. Davy Lawrence links Wilson history to remarks about a presidential household member.

Atchinson Topeka Harnett Davis W-H-Morris Gregory Page Hannett Buncombe Morris Davy Lawrence Wilson Lord Reading A. M.d.iral Grayson

Vote the Republican Ticket in a solemn spring plea

A fragmented political snippet urges voters to back the Republican ticket with a solemn cadence. It laments rising taxes this spring and repeats a rhythmic urging to support the party.

Community House notices and events at Strand Theatre

The last Redpath entertainment, a lecture by Thomas Brooks Fletcher, benefited the Community House at the Strand Theatre. Proceeds from four winter entertainments go to the Community House treasurer. J L Hopkins left for San Francisco to continue Community House work. William Doyle travels to Denver for vocational training. Chamber of Commerce met at the Community House. Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts held meetings there. Emsey Thomas McKenzie departed for Atlanta after hospital treatment. Seek information on Lester V King from the Community House secretary. Ben Harvey reported satisfaction with Delco lighting installed by Kilborn and Kley.

Thomas Brooks Fletcher Strand Theatre Community House Committee J. L. Hopkins San Francisco Gallup William Doyle St. Mary’s Hospital Denver Chamber of Commerce Fire Girls Club Emsey Thomas McKenzie St. Mary's Hospital Atlanta Georgia Lester V. King Ben Harvey Thoreau Delco Kilborn & Kley

Vaccines and Vaccinating in Cattle Health Practices

A historical discussion outlines early attenuated virus vaccines and modern germ free serums for cattle. It explains life immunity versus multiple inoculations, practical timing with branding and dehorning, and emphasizes sterilization of injectors and local agent assistance.

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