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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1926
Page
12
A jumble of miscopied notes links a measles epidemic in Pennsylvania with a political surge. Editors discuss European lending needs, Geneva tensions, and a Democratic majority claim while anecdotes lampoon Earl Carroll and a controversial proposed NYC crime statistic shift.
New Mexico holds vast open land for filing and grazing with oil and gas prospects. Register A. M. Bergere plans to visit Chimayo to collect testimony for nearly one hundred homestead claims, saving settlers travel time and costs. He will stay at Chimayo for two weeks beginning next Monday to gather witnesses and verify long-held holdings.
The writer argues France will delay budget balancing until a popular tax measure is framed. A plan from Mr. Bok could help bridge wets and drys. Commentary touches on the League of Nations site purchase in Geneva and remarks on free speech in communist regimes.
The U S Land Office at Santa Fe oversees one of the largest government land holdings in the United States. Much land derives from old Spanish grants and transfers not shown by standard township lines. Each tract must be traced back for years before filing or proof, requiring leaders familiar with ancient boundaries. Mr Bergere’s rare experience suits this role.
A 1924 to 1925 study covers 11 881 carloads representing 794 424 head across 89 states and 10 large markets including Baltimore Chicago East St Louis Fort Worth Jersey City Kansas City Lancaster Nashville South Omaha and South St Paul. Prices rose while freight costs stayed steady, boosting seller proceeds in 1925.
Gallup court scene outlined by Judge Reed Holloman who rebukes attacks and vows fair, unbiased rulings for all litigants. He calls recent criticisms bubbles on life’s sea and urges citizens to judge by law and justice, not politics.
A reader suggests sending the Senate to Geneva to clarify League of Nations reservations and predicts limited European quarrel until the League meets in September. The note also hopes the stock market has recovered from its slip.
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