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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1924
Page
1
A quirky incident centers on a 19 pound baby and a beleaguered Calip as labor power themes collide with odd science. Readers are drawn into a surreal report with vivid improvised imagery and local color.
A wide compilation notes Ramsay Macdonald guiding Labour's cautious stance within the British Empire while facing radical critics over Sudan irrigation, radio patents, and policies on property. It also touches Kemal Pasha's reforms, currency unrest, and stock market jitters, plus reflections on education and aging work forces.
New Mexico income taxes paid during January 1 to March 15 rose by 20 874 14 to 274 649 91, compared with last year. Total tax on returns grew to 556 225 22, with 13 400 returns filed, up 1 830 from last year.
Governor Hinkle considers opposition to a congressional proposal by Rep. Sinnott to extend the Navajo Reservation into San Juan and McKinley counties. The plan would add about 1,800 land sections including school lands, A. T. & S. F. railway east of Carbon City, and parts of Fort Wingate. Citizens are urged to speak out, locally and by letter, on the measure's impact and land exchanges.
J Danoff of Gallup and Amos Tietjer of Bluewater were drawn as the McKinley county contingent to serve at the current term of the federal court in session at Santa Fe. The term is expected to last several weeks as many cases are to be heard.
A fragment questions the role of aliens in American wealth and notes their contribution to railroad construction. It argues that immigrants have built much of the nation’s railroads and infrastructure, asserting their impact on overall development.
The Hogback field and adjacent Table Mesa and Rattlesnake fields are set to support a large daily oil pipeline to the Santa Fe railroad at Gallup with a refinery planned along the San Juan river. Local fields will open this year requiring lateral connections to the main line. High grade crude will move to Los Angeles refineries by tank cars, with a local refinery also deemed necessary.
John Childers and Percy Caudell were arrested Monday night by Sheriff Myers on a robbery charge. They allegedly masked entered a Mentmore home, robbed Wm. Gibson and four others of about $80, then fled toward Gallup. A bill found on a suspect matched one from a victim. both waived preliminary hearing and bonds set at $2000 each.
J M Lee Santa Fe Agent notes Gallup grants same stop over rights on tickets bought outside New Mexico. Privilege, secured through the Chamber of Commerce, allows a stop of about ten days for travelers headed to California. Travelers must apply when purchasing tickets. The concession benefits tourists visiting Gallup to view scenery and attend the Intergin Indian Ceremonial in September.
The Herald notes several new ads in this issue including two full page spreads. The paper highlights its role as a medium for local business to reach the public effectively through print and visual advertising.
Twistie Oliver buys The White Garage from Alex Schaeffer and takes possession. The business will store cars, supply oil and gas, handle sand accessories, and repair all makes with expert mechanics. It will serve tourists and locals with courteous service and full facilities. Dewey Oliver joins as associate.
Mrs. Cresto wife of Joe Cresto died after a short illness at her home on the northside She was 33 years old Survived by her husband two children and a sister Mrs Pete Cresto Funeral services were held at the Catholic church Sunday afternoon and were largely attended Interment was in Hill Crest Cemetery
Julian Garduno defeats Young Herrera by a four count amid a crowded Gallup arena. Promoter Tom Danforth praises clean sport and plans a rematch in Winslow on April 7 at the Opera House under American Legion auspices, with Gallup fans expected to travel.
Mrs. J. D. Barber wife of J D Barber died in a Los Angeles sanitarium on March 4 after catching pneumonia while admitted for mental trouble The Barbers lived 23 years at Rio Puerco where he was Santa Fe operator Their home and telegraph office were in a box car She served as operator for 14 years sending and receiving messages The funeral at Congregational Church drew railroad employees Pallbearers from the Order of Railway Conductors Survivors include M Barber of Gallup Mrs O Wadoo of Gallup and three grandchildren
The Republican County Convention met at the court house to select delegates and alternates for the state convention in Santa Fe. J. W. Chapman was elected chairman, with Mrs. Sam Dimon as secretary, and delegates including J. W. Chapman, Jesus Apadoca, and Adolfo Jaramillo among others. Delegates favor Coolidge and predicted a Republican year in 1924.
The Fort Wingate Cattle Growers' association, organized months ago, has been recognized by the district forester for the Wingate allotment. Recognized associations gain a hearing on grazing matters such as stock numbers boundary changes new applicants and protective limits. Officers include William McPhaul president WC Andrews secretary treasurer W A Berryhill and L A Kirk with M Terrazas on the advisory board. The forest service says such associations aid members and ease grazing administration.
J W Donnell and Wm Haight from Telluride Colorado arrived to start a cafe in Gallup occupying the Miksche building on Coal Avenue. They purchased the American Grill fixtures and will fit the former Carman cash grocery space as Tremont Cafe with full-length partition for more room. Both have long experience in the restaurant trade and Haight is a Gallup old-timer returning to the town.
Theodore Silva state deputy and district manager for the Woodmen of the World returns from Phoenix to report two new camps organized at Flagstaff and Winslow. Each camp has a charter membership of 30, showing Silva's fraternal organizing efforts. He notes Flagstaff mills operate day and night with extra workers added.
The Kiwanis regular luncheon at El Navajo featured C. N. Barber of the U S Good Roads Association urging membership to secure federal aid for western road construction. Gallup’s $300 quota was quickly raised with the club and its members covering over half the memberships. A longer report is omitted due to space.
Intrastate rail fares on the Santa Fe main line drop from 4.8 to 3.6 cents per mile this week, with El Paso and Southwestern also cutting within-state rates. The change follows a state commission agreement tied to a rejected federal hearing. Refunds for prior purchases are uncertain. Albuquerque tickets reflect a fall from 7.68 to 5.76 dollars, with further reductions to other state points to be announced.
Knights of Columbus in Gallup New Mexico express condolences for the death of the wife of Brother John P Hausner. The resolutions honor her memory, offer religious solace, and direct copies to the brother, minutes, local press, and committee signatories Rank Canavan W L Lanigan V J Jaeger.
Attorneys for the Brey heirs who lost the $60 000 Heller estate after a federal court jury decision in Albuquerque will file a motion for a new trial. The estate was awarded to Mrs Louise Heller. The Brey heirs contend Charles L Brown born in Germany died in 1918 was Karl Leopold Brey. Plaintiffs plan to seek an added $10 000 in damages.
Rotary club members sent a telegram to Senators Burkum and Jones urging immediate enactment of the Jones bill. The measure would provide loans to New Mexico farmers for feed and seed and must become law this season. The club also pushes a $20,000 annual appropriation to maintain the road across the Navajo reservation.
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