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The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1920

Page

6

Winners Named in Army Essay Contest Recruiting Drive

The Army announces winners from the El Paso district and National prizes for the Essay Contest Benefits of An Enlistment In the Army. First place Donald L. Campbell Clinton High School Clinton Iowa. second Marjorie Sheets Chillicothe High School Chillicothe Missouri. third Bettie Bowen Easton DeSoto County High School Olive Branch Mississippi. Irene Lasater Santa Fe High School Santa Fe New Mexico. Fourth in El Paso district honors. ten honorable mentions receive certificates from Secretary of War Generals Pershing and March. El Paso district ranked third among 656 districts with 47.97 percent of quota. total recruits 476 versus national 23,640.

Annioutcés Donald L. Campbell Clinton High School Clinton Iowa Marjorie Sheets Chillicothe Missouri Bettie Bowen Easton DeSoto Olive. Branch Misa Irene Lasater Santa Fe Santa’ Fe N.M el Paso Pershing March Adjutant General of the Army A. A. King Albuquerque Amarillo Dalhart Gallup Las Vegas Lubbock Raton Roswell San Angelo Silver City Sweetwater Harris

Women Delegates Elected to Republican National Convention

Fifteen women have been elected delegates and several alternates to the Republican National convention. Minnie J. Neilson of North Dakota, state superintendent, is the latest. Mrs. John Glover South leads the Women’s Division as a top organizer from Kentucky.

Minnie J. Neilson North Dakota Miss Neilson John Glover South Republican National Committee Kentucky Butler St. Louis Missouri New Mexico Ragubbicars National Committee Otero-Warren Chicago George W. Reinecke

Rhode Island Republicans denounce marked socialism at conventions

Rhode Island party conventions elect ten unpledged delegates to the national convention. Governor Beekman heads four delegates-at-large. Speakers including Simeon D. Fess Ambrose Kennedy Le Baron Colt and Beekman assail President Wilson’s administration as extravagant and wasteful. The platform backs ratification of the peace treaty with reservations, a large merchant marine, a strong standing army, equal suffrage, and reduced government expenditure.

Providence R. J Spaniel Rhode Island Beekman Simeon D. Fess Ohio Wilson Sident Wilson Washington Ambrose Kennedy United States le Baron Colt Beckman America

Camping Grounds for Tourists in Deming

The Borderland garage in Deming buys a house and several adjacent lots to create a summer camping area for tourists. A rest room and refuge will be provided, free water and light supplied, with the local chamber of commerce assisting the effort.

Senator Kirby on Democratic Candidates and White House

A quoted remark from Senator Kirby suggests Democrats lack a candidate and will wait for guidance from the President. He questions the administration’s mental strain and implies a desire for a White House figure to handle decisive thinking.

Kirby Arkansas White ‘House

Ferguson for President on New Ticket

Texas former governor James Ferguson announces candidacy for U S president on American Party platform. He opposes the league of nations national woman suffrage national prohibition and compulsory military training. He favors light wines and beer until prohibition is repealed and would pardon Debs if elected. He argues for peace with hogs over battles asserting the world needs an army to raise hogs.

Temple Texas James ’ B.ferguson United States American Party Eugene V. Debs Debs Hung

Admiral vetoes Woods Hole as summer rest site

The admiral Doc Grayson rejects Woods Hole as a summer presidential rest site and seeks a drier alternative. He notes Woods Hole may be too salty for his needs and plans to hunt a better harbor.

Doc “Grayson Woods Hole

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