Gallup Herald attacks Hannett administration and water plan
In a lengthy notice from Gallup New Mexico the Herald characterizes Boss Hannett as dishonest and incompetent. It argues the Third Street Puerco bridge failure and a $10,000 bond vote harm residents and urges support for a business leaders ticket in the April election to prevent further damage.
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Independent Bert D Richards faces Hannett Democrats in print
The piece mocks Bert D Richards an Independent politician noting his office sign calls him a lawyer. It jokes about a diploma from a correspondence school and imagines siding with Richards in a case. The author ridicules Richards head and brain comments and thanks readers.
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Lincoln's Startled Pardon and Wary Wife Tale
A Santa Fe New Mexican clipping recounts President Lincoln pardoning Mosby's captured husband after a wife pleads his case. Lincoln asks if the man is a good husband, learns he is faithful but politically misguided, and grants pardon to keep the peace. The wife sobs with relief as Lincoln frets over shared sorrow.
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Saving Babies and Hog Breeding in Albuquerque Probe
A 1948 Albuquerque Journal report highlights a grim figure of about 1 000 babies dying within six weeks after birth, framing it as a tremendous waste of potential and prompting concern over national hog breeding and infant mortality.
Saving Babies or Hog Breeding Policy Debate
A chief concern is infant mortality and maternal care. The federal Children's Bureau seeks legislation to popularize life-saving knowledge and support for mothers. The piece argues spending on infant care should rival hog breeding budgets to reduce sorrow and waste.
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Haircut price scare sparks editor satire in Albuquerque
A quarrelsome editorial piece satirizes proposed dollar haircuts and union threats. It suggests absurd remedies like Mother’s haircuts and daily barber massages, lampooning labor and price protests while noting possible barbers’ union actions and public reaction.
Indignation Meeting Over Livestock Nuisance
North side residents held a meeting to protest cows horses sheep and pigs allowed to run at large day and night. About fifty cows with ten or twelve bell animals roam freely causing damage and awakenings. Citizens plan to empound beyond town limits unless authorities enforce animal control ordinances.
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Walker Invites Your Attention to Lincoln Wilson Remarks
Editor Gallup Herald prints Walker's appeal urging readers to study Lincoln speeches cited in the March 20 Carbon City News. Walker praises Hanns for highlighting labor rights and criticizes Woodrow Wilson's actions in November 1919, calling for a fair deal for all.
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Gallup voters urged to back Republican town trustees
David O. Garcia appeals to Gallup readers urging support for the Republican ticket in the April town election. He argues Democrats promise favors to Spanish-Americans, warns against false promises, and touts a clean, pro business Gallup administration under Republican nominees.
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Boone seeks Seven Lakes oil with California links
Andrew R Boone with Boyd Braden of San Francisco represents California New Mexico and Texas oil interests in Gallup to develop the Seven Lakes District. They plan permanent HQ in San Francisco and begin drilling with shallow and deep tests as rigs are ordered for April.
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Man faces uphill future in smoky politics
Fragmented OCR voice highlights a debated path for a Democratic candidate tied to Governor Ed Ward and New Jersey politics. It suggests a fragile standing as public opinion shifts and regional issues surface.
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