Carranza Falls Into Hands of Enemies in Mexico Revolt
May 10 report from El Paso states most of Mexico is under revolutionists control with Carranza captured near Apizaco Hidalgo. Generals Murguia Urquizo Marragan executed. Aguilar and Dieguez killed in Vera Cruz fighting. Obregon ordered Carranza taken to Mexico City with protection. Gambling banned in liberal territories. cross border cooperation urged for citizens on both sides of the river.
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Urquizo
Marragan
Carranza
Candido Aguilar
Manuel M. Dieguez
Vera Cruz
Alberto Salinas
Ignacio Bonillas
Luis Manuel Rojas
Ruedo Magre
Manuel Lucio Blanco
Apiazco
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Adolpho de la Huerta
Liberal Constitutional
Sonora
Ramon Iturbide
Sina- Joa
Mazatlan
Santiago of Nayarit
Consul de“Oca
Executions Reported of Mexican Generals Candido Aguilar and Murguia
A dispatch from El Paso reports the possible execution of Generals Candido Aguilar and Francisco Murguia, with Aguilar said to have been killed by his own troops and Murguia fleeing from Mexico City after commanding federal forces. The note also mentions orders by General Obregon to treat a captured Carranza with ceval defense and transport to Mexico.
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EL Paso
Texas
Candido
Aguilar
Carranza
Francisco Murguia
Robert V. Pesqueria
United States
Pesqueria
Vera
Graz
Murg
Missionary Society Social Meeting Held at Mrs Morris Home
The Missionary Society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. W. H. Morris on a May Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hodgson conducted a program that included a lecture by Deaconess Miss Kidson about Wesley House in San Antonio. A solo by Miss Holland delighted attendees, and thirty six members and guests enjoyed substantial refreshments. Several men members were welcomed into the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary ‘Society of the Methodist Church
W. H
Morris
Hodgson
Kidson
Wesley House
San Antonio
Texas
bliss"Holland
Hosteses
Mesdames
Frost
Wilson
Gallup Chautauqua Opens With Local Leaders Named
Public spirited citizens listed as organizers for the 1920 Gallup Chautauqua pledge financial support and unpaid service. The piece urges daily attendance, affordable season tickets, and shared civic benefit from music, drama, and lectures to strengthen the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bushman
T. F. Smaling
J. W. Chapman
Ha Slack
Palmer Ketner
John H. Thatcher
John J. Emmons
Charles R. Ridington
Geo. A. Byus
J. L.G. Swinney
Edmund R. French
W. M. Hannett
Gallup Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Pnaetanea
Red Cross
Salvation Army Appeal Urges Help for the Unfortunates
An appeal from Gallup appeals for support to revive the Salvation Army drive. The piece notes donor fatigue yet stresses the Army's help for the homeless and hungry, feeding body and soul, shelter, medicine, and a path to happiness through charitable giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Gallup
Drilling Begins in Seven Lakes Field Amid Setback
The Barber well in Seven Lakes Field progressed until drilling halted by equipment getting stuck. Crews plan to remove the obstruction and resume operations as a Stan rig is erected on Section 33 to advance the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Lakes
Wilson Calls Dems to Endorse Versailles Treaty Stand
President Wilson issued a telegram urging the Democratic Party to back the Versailles treaty and oppose Lodge reservations. He argued the party must champion national honor, world leadership, and a robust League of Nations, insisting the United States lead for liberty and peace without comprom ising the treaty’s covenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Versailles
Senate
Wilson
Oregon
White House
United States
Portland
Multnomah County
Democratic Central Committee
Germany
Bii
League of Nations
Republic
Probate Court Proceedings in McKinley County New Mexico 1920
Proceedings before Probate Judge Paul Golino and Clerk Charles W. Davis detail estate matters for multiple decedents including August Veronda Thomas E Welsh Eugene Schuster Myrtle Kent Mabel Via and others. Various orders discharge administrators appoint appraisers set final hearings approve sales close estates and appoint guardians with notes on forged checks and disallowed payments.
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Mc.Kinley
State of New Mexico
Paul Golino
Charles W. Davis
August Veronda
Thomas E. Welsh
Eugene Schuster
Myrtle Belle Kent
Mabel Dorris
Danoff Bros
Casados & Walker
Saratoga Case
B. D. Richards
Elson W.kent
E. W. Kent
E.W. Kent
Bentley Jane Via
C. A. Rodriguez
Durham Poole
Nick Arklan
Matt Mihalcic
Mike Kezele
Michael Moser
J. E. Tietjen
Bryan Harvester Company
Alfred Ruiz
Hannett
Witneses
H. M. Patterson
McKinley County Bank
Eloisa
Mary Baca
Antonio Baca
Abbert Edward Lyon
Wilson quotes rallying Democratic opportunity for national honor
President Woodrow Wilson urges the Democratic party to uphold national honor and redeem sacred blood. He says America must be a force in global affairs and avoid sinking to selfish scramble. This addresses unity, salvation of all, and the country's role in world councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Ex-Sheriff Apprehends Navajo Tearing Fence
Ex sheriff Bob Roberts detained a Navajo after he tore down fence at Roberts property, then handed him to Gallup authorities. The Indian faces time in custody for the act. All outage art ranges and live stock remain in excellent condition.
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Bob’ Roberts
Sand Bed Crossing Planned East of Wingate Station
Gallup Chamber of Commerce members T. T. Schofield L. G. Shanklin M. E. Kirk and H. W. Brose with an earner truck carried tools and, with Agent Purdy, installed a crossing over railway trackage to divert traffic around the sand bed east of Wingate Station. The State Highway will build a south side road to avoid the bed, after County Commissioner Morris urged the Highway engineer to address the issue.
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Gallup Chamber of Commerce
T. T. Schofield
L. G. Shanklin
M. BE. Kirk
H. W. Brose
Big City
Wingate Station
Morris
Town of Gallup New Board Meets and Sets Officials
Newly elected Gallup town board met on Wednesday May 5 to organize. A T Hannett was chosen chair with trustees Steve Vidal W E Clark Riley Stewart Emiterio Giron and Bridge Harding as treasurer. Appointments included town clerk Non A Walden public works chief A A Jones day marshal Chas Christman night marshal Pat Lucero fireman Dr A H DeLong Fay Diggs assistant clerk Alfred Ruiz town attorney Mike Jaramillo pound master D W Roberts police magistrate. Ordinance changes set council action Nos 162 and 63 and revised water rates to 2 60 for first 1 000 gallons then 75 cents per 1 000 for next 9 000 and 50 cents per 1 000 for 10 000 and up.
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A. T. Hannett
Steve Vidal
W. E. Clark
Riley Stewart
Emiterio Giron
Bridge Harding
A. Walden
A. A. Jones
Chas. Christman
Pat Lucero
A. H. DeLong
Fay Diggs
Alfred Ruiz
Mike
Jaramillo
D. W. Roberts
John Schauer
Community House activity boosts town life and events
Community House hosts tours encouragement and hosts many groups. The Dramatic Club meets for a play read and casting. Democratic Convention set for May 18. Stockmen Association executive meeting Monday at eight. Americanization class to issue certificates and expand with new class. Boy Scouts plan outdoor drills and summer activities. Salvation Army volunteers funddrive trains arrival. Gallup Needles baseball game and City Band performances draw 250 fans. American Legion holds meetings and May drive with raffle smoker May 22 at the Community House.
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Gallup
Dramatic Club
State Stockmen’s Association
Bissell
Swinney
Chamber’ of ~Commerce
Salvation Army
Slack
Johnson
Clarke
Needles
Allup
American Legion
Legion
Ralph Ketner
Zuni
Ramah
Lodge to Lead Theme at Republican Chicago Convention
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts named temporary chairman for the Chicago convention. The committee favored appointing a permanent chair, likely Albert Beveridge, to relieve Lodge. A platform plank endorsing the peace treaty with reservations is expected.
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Chicago
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Republican Senate
Lodge
W. G. Harding
Ohio
Knox
Brandegee
Leagues of Nations
Congres
L. B. Gleason
Guy Gannett
Maine
Jeannette A. Hyde
Utah
Chole Adair Morgan
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Harry Giovanglli
Kentuck
Fred Wilson
Missouri
Edward P. Thayer
Indiana
National Committee
James A. Ryan
Allo
Ryan
Pershing
Knowlton Ames
Hays
Chamber of Commerce Sets Meeting for May 20
Announcement of a special Chamber of Commerce meeting scheduled for May 20 to welcome Messrs Hughes and Henning of Albuquerque who could not attend this week. Organizers promise a warm reception if turnout matches expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber OF Commerce
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Messrs. Hughes
Henning
Albuquerque
Gallup
Banner Drug Store Expands to Double Its Space
The Banner Drug Store enlarges after outgrowing its current site. A west side building is leased and an archway will connect the two rooms doubling usable space for business, reflecting Gallup's growing commercial growth.
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Banner Drug Store
Stewart
Gallup
Zuni District Votes On $5,000 School Bonds
County School Superintendent H W Brose announces an election in the Zuni district to approve $5,000 in bonds. The funds would pay for two new school buildings, one at Zuni and one at White River, each costing $2,500. Brose has taken charge of McKinley county school matters with energy.
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H. W. Brose
Zuni
Whitriver
Brose
McKinley County
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Dieguez
Social Meeting OF Missionary Society
Salvation Army Appeal
Paris
Probate CO
Roped
Wingate
Newboard
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