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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1920
Page
3
W F Walker defends his Republican pledge citing Illinois labor laws and miners rights while attacking rival Hannett and Democratic backers. He claims GOP platform stronger for working families and asserts personal sacrifice to support organized labor and Gallup’s future.
The author criticizes President Wilson and Attorney General Palmer for injunctions against miners funds and railroad wage decisions. He claims the 1919 strike was stifled by federal action tying up $3,000,000 in union funds and accuses officials of shifting blame as March 1 railroad ownership is staged. W. F. Gallup signs his support for organized labor and notes his own wartime sacrifice.
The House approved a bill authorizing disability pensions for veterans of the Spanish War and related campaigns. Pensions range from 12 to 30 dollars monthly and now go to the Senate for consideration.
Secretary Baker laments a perceived erosion of global spiritual leadership amid the likely adoption of the Eighteenth amendment. He cites the cultural and moral shift as the cause of this decline.
The Ili nois Women s Executive Committee chaired by Mrs Fletcher Dobyns promotes party affiliation to govern, stressing that government requires organized parties. It argues reforms come from groups and claims the Republican party has achieved more reforms and granted women the vote.
El Paso oil exchanges report rising attendance and renewed investor interest as optimism grows for an advancing market in coming weeks. Producers Oil & Refining touts new wells and planned infrastructure as Bell well near Pecos shows strong daily output. readers urged to buy now and expect rapid gains.
Santa Fe reports Juan Larrazolo son of Governor and Mrs O A Larrazolo died in El Paso on March 9 at age 32. The note adds no further details about his life or death. The latter sentence appears to be an editorial aside on presidential candidates and party platforms.
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