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The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1920

Page

3

Exceptional Opportunity at Camp Grant Technical Schools

Telegram from Adjutant General announces limited vacancies at Camp Grant Illinois for June 1 starting intensive courses in Automobile Electrical Metal Highway Construction and topography Music Business Agriculture. Enlistments three years in most arms, within U S except Air Service Motor Transport and Chemical Warfare. Call or write Army Recruiting Station Gallup NM for details.

Adjutant General’s Office Army Camp Grant Automobile “Department Elecericial Busihens Dapatsinaty Agricultural Department Army Recruiting Station Gallup, N. M

Man Finds Excuses for Purchases He Cannot Afford

A man prefers excuses for buying items beyond his means rather than reasons to save. He acknowledges money should be saved but focuses on justification.

Alliance With Germany Advocated In Japan

Berlin correspondent in Osaka says Germany desires better ties with Japan while the Nihon Ichi essay by Dr. Suehiro argues for Japan to cultivate German friendship alongside Britain. He predicts a Britain America world order and notes open door trade as crucial for Japan and Germany to access global resources.

Berlin Osaka Asahi Germany Japan Japan Chronicle Nihon Ichi Suehiro Britain America Shantung Far East América Hennett

Mrs Smith to Edit Snowflake Herald

Mrs R C Smith wife of the late owner of the Snowflake Herald will run the paper in Snowflake moving from Holbrook with the family. She has taken management and is described as capable with hustle. The Holbrook Tribune predicts local readers will take notice as the Knocilike Herald begins new era. Hillsboro to build $30000 hotel.

R. C. Smith Snowflake Herald Holbrook Navajo County Knocilike Herald Holbrook Triune

Switchmen Demand Restored seniority rights in Chicago yard dispute

A letter from Murphy of the Chicago Yardmen’s Association urged John Grunau to inform striking switchmen how to regain seniority. It questions when 95 cents to $1 hourly raises will land and calls for a definite public stance on preserving union men’s seniority if they return to work.

Chicago John Grunau Chicago Yardmen’s, Association Grunau Murphy

New Mexico Winter Wheat Planting and Yields Report

The May report from the Bureau of Crop Estimates notes April conditions harmed New Mexico winter wheat. Sixteen percent of 211000 acres were abandoned due to winds, leaving 179000 acres to be harvested. Acreage condition dropped from 90 percent to a lower level during April.

Las Cruces New Mexico Bureau of Crop Estimates R.F. Hare

Wheat and crop conditions show modest gains in May

U S wheat condition improves from 75 6 to 79 1 percent by May 1 with an 11 9 percent abandonment leaving 79 784 000 acres forecast for 844 647 000 bushels vs 731 636 000 in 1919 The rye acreage mirrors last year with 85 1 percent condition The New Mexico hay crop projects above 500 000 tons while plowing and planting lag due to cold spring and winds If rain does not come in May many acres must be replanted and field work remains behind schedule

U.S U. S New Mexico

Democratic Convention Blues Convince Reed Smith Watson Bryan

The Democratic party faces a troubled convention with figures such as Senator Reed Hoke Smith Tom Watson and W. J. Bryan among a half dozen others appearing to hold sway. The piece hints at leadership tensions and a restless party mood.

Senator Reed Hoke Smith Tom Watson W. J. Bryan Democratic Party

Bryan Wins Eleven Nebraska Delegates

Lincoln Nebraska official election returns compiled by the state secretary show sixteen delegates elected to the Democratic national convention. Eleven delegates at large are those nominated by the organization backing W J Bryan. Earlier returns indicated ten Bryan delegates.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska W. J. Bryan

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