Re in By Arthur Brisbane Column Note on His Work
Editor notes that Arthur Brisbane writes the This Week column and feature editorials for Hearst papers. He is described as the era’s highest paid editorial writer, with $260 000 yearly from the New York Evening Journal and $50 000 yearly for Hearst work. He also tends a California ranch and enjoys time with his children.
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Gallu Herald
Arthur ' Brisbane
Brisbane
Age
New York Evening Journal
California
Bringing Cities Closer and Other Rail, Oil, and social notes
The piece discusses railroads cutting Chicago to California time by October, boosting business and city proximity. It cites advances like Seattle to Pacific Coast travel, muses on flying machines shrinking distances, and quotes Bernard Shaw on Britain’s coal strategy. It also notes a six day New York race winner in Long Island City, oil storage fire damage in Bakersfield, and a Maryland case where Mr Kingsmore was sentenced to five lashes for wife beating.
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Mussolini
Naples
Rome
Cicago
California
Pacific
Great Lakes
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Seattle
Pacific Coast
New York City
Long Island City
Kingsmore
Maryland
Mrs. Straus Birthday Dinner At Mrs A N Straus Home
F A Ferrante hosted a Burs pie birthday dinner Sunday May for Mrs A N Straus. Nine guests sat at a carnation decorated table. Mrs Straus received many pretty gifts. Dora Ready and Gladys Walker of Gallup visited Mr and Mrs R H Snellings in Gibson with their daughter Aileen.
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F. A. Ferrante
A. N. Straus
Mrs. Straus
Dora Ready
Gladys Walker
Gallup
R. H. Snellings
Aileen
Gibson
Boy Scouts Track Meet Scheduled for May Twenty Ninth
The Boy Scouts of Gallup and vicinity announce a Track Meet on Saturday May 29 at the ceremonial grounds. Start time is 1 30 p m with free admission and grandstand seating. Events include running and standing jumps, throws, sprints and the quarter mile with four age classes and points for top places. Officials listed and a possible ball game after events.
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Boy Scouts of Gallup and Vicinity
E. Parke Sellard
D. A. Henderson
Ralph E. Palmer
A. Woods
Wm. L. Cooper
Wm. H. Elfring
American Legion Poppy Story Highlights Healing Power of Poppies
The piece recounts veterans and families aided by the American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Program. John, a craftsman in a hospital therapy department, learns to make poppies for pay, regaining purpose. A Virginia mother in Wisconsin earns funds to return home, assisted by poppy sales supporting living veterans.
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John
Themerican Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Virginia
Wisconsin
Soldiers
American Legion
Auxiliary
Old Virginia
Wero
War era Florida real estate man toils amid wartime strain
A Florida real estate agent endures the wartime burden, showing resolve and steady work ethic despite adversity. The piece contrasts his professional duties with the broader national effort, highlighting perseverance during hardship.
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Florida
Gibson and Gamerco News Items Sunday Ball Game
A large crowd filled Gamerco Ball Park to watch Belen vs Gamerco. The home Miners won easily 14 to 3. Also covered is a Gamerco Firemen banquet with music and boxing, and a Women’s Benefit Association initiation for 12 new members at the I O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamerco Ball Park
Belen
Gamerco
Miners
Gamerco Firemen
Ira Seeley
Dick Reese
Robert Langhurst
Ronald Glass
Wm. Jennings
Robert Conley
Tommie Fallon
Mark
Louis Lane
Jake Garcia
I. O. O. F. Hall
Gallup Review
Woman’s Benefit Association
Mary Wood
Mable Oliver
Edith Farmer
Ella Baldrich
Leona Woods
Delen Kraker
Nora Dreskell
Agnes Mallette
Ruby McDonald
Florence Bonnell
Ethel McMullen
Mabel Clevinger
Charles Gunton
Senna, Clark
Mavourneen
George McMullen
Mother O’ Mine
Lena Brown
Brown
Jack Hamilton
Fletcher_ Allison
Personal travel and social notes from local area
Local residents made short trips including J A Wimsatt to Farmington and Laurence O Neal to McNary Arizona. Family visits featured Mrs Graper and Mrs Fox with the Olive family in town and Inscription Hoe trip. Summer plans include Overland Mrs James Beals’ Albuquerque visit. Community notices mention honeymoons, health updates, and a piano performance at a Mothers and Daughters Day program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Wimsatt
Farmington
Laurence O’neal
McNary
Arizona
Dan King
Crown Point
Dan, Jr
L. W. Irick
Kansas
H. M. Ward
Russel Andrews
Jack Ward
George Heilmer
Inscription Hoe
Olive
Handsome
New
Overland
James Beals
Albuquerque
Rev
Harry P. Stagg
Louisiana
Houston
Texas
Southern Baptist Convention
Harold Rathbun
Roberta Joan
Gallup
Thelma Todd
A. M. Washburn
William’ Madison
O.B. Wheeler
Essex
Elsie Moses
Pi E. O
Changes in City Clerk Office Employees
The article reports upcoming changes in the City Clerk’s office with Fay Diggs to be dismissed. It cites political motives, noting Diggs is competent but not a political ally, and connects her dismissal to her father W. P. Diggs a former City Marshal. It criticizes “henchmen” politics and warns of a new deal for Gallup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Diggs
Miss Diggs
W. P. Diggs
Gallup
Diggs
Teady
Hannett Democracy
Miss Lois Randolph Links Denver Teachers Agency
Miss Lois Randolph, county superintendent of public schools, is a member of the Denver Teachers Agency. The agency is among the largest of its kind in the country and offers prompt service to teachers seeking better positions and boards of education filling vacancies. Applications should be made through her office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Randolph
Denver
Teachers’ Agency
Boards of ‘Education
Miss Randolph
Mrs Cecilee Entertained F B Club For Bridge Lunch
Mrs T Geeil hosted the F B Club on May 13 with two tables of bridge and a two course luncheon. First prize went to Mrs N Straus and Tone station prize to T F Ripley. attendees included Mrs Hale Peek Sam Danoff R Farmer Veilman T Bigley A N Straus P Nezzar and G Mallett.
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T. Geeil
F. B
N. Straus
T. F. Ripley
Tone
IF Hale
D. Peek
Sam Danoff
R. Farmer
Veilman
T. ¥. Bigley
A. N. Aot P. Nezzar
Bigley
A. N. Straus
P. Nezzar
Nie. G . Mallett
Death of Miss Mamie Goane at age 23 in Gallup
Miss Mamie Goane died April 28 after a brief illness at age 23. Known as the blind Spanish girl who played with orchestras her music touched many. She belonged to La Morada Grove No. 64 Woodmen Circle. burial followed the funeral at Gallup after the wait.
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Mamie Goane
la Morada Grove
Woodmen Circle
Gallup
Ocean Area Recorded At Thirty One Million Square Miles
The Atlantic Ocean covers about 31,830,000 square miles, a vast body separating continents and hosting diverse marine life. This figure highlights its role as a major global waterway and climate influence.
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Atlantic Ocean
Coming Wedding of Lois Scoopmire and Burton Noble
Announcement of the coming wedding between Lois Scoopmire and Burton Noble to be held June 16 in Hollywood California. Scoopmire is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William B Scoopmire of Gallun. Noble is completing a Master in chemistry at Stanford University Palo Alto.
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Lois Scoopmire
Burton Avery Noble
Hollywood
Calif
Scoopmire
William B. Scoopmire
Gallun
Noble
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Ames & Griffith Undertaking Company Opens New Gallup Shop
New goods and fixtures arriving daily for Gallup’s latest undertaking firm Ames and Griffith. The Pete Buckley place on Coal Avenue has been remodeled as a modern funeral home. Directors Ames and Griffith are experienced dealers with a large stock and a funeral car to serve Galley and vicinity.
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Gallup
Ames & Griffith Undertaking Company
Pete Buckley
South Side
Coal Avenue
Messrs
Ames & Griffith
Galley
Death of Thomas Henderson Patriot Soldier and Confederate Veteran
Thomas Henderson died at 78 in the home of his niece Mrs Pearl Booth who cared for him in his later years. He was born in Nashville Tennessee and served in the Confederate Army and rode on scouting trips with Buffalo Bill. Masonic pallbearers attended his funeral and Mrs Pearl Booth belongs to the Eastern Star.
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Thomas Henderson
Pear] Booth
Nashville
Tenn
Buffalo Bill
Masonic Fraternity
Pearl Booth
Eastern Star
The Poppy Memorial and American Legion History
A 1919 spring battlefield image ties poppies to fallen soldiers and the poppy emblem of the American Legion and Auxiliary. It notes adoption at Cleveland 1920 and Kansas City 1921, with profits supporting service families and a 1924 national program to curb commercial poppies.
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France
American Legion
Americangy Legion Auxiliary
Lee
America
Cleveland
American Legion Auxiliary
Kansas City
Auxiliary
American Legion Aux
Arkansas
California
Idaho
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oregon
Kentucky
Virgina
Wisconsin
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary Department
Bank Dividend Will Be Paid at McKinley County Bank
Judge Reed Holloman in Gallup ordered a ten percent dividend payment raising total to 30 percent for McKinley County Bank. Receiver Frank B. Mapel will mail out checks totaling an estimated sixty to seventy thousand dollars over several days. Mapel defends the receivership against critics and stresses conservative, safe handling for depositors.
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Reed Holloman
Gallup
George Gardener
Stars and Stripes
America
Gardener
Holloman
F. B. Mapel
McKinley County Bank
Mapel
Frank Mapel
McKinley County
Frank B. Mapel
Local PEO Seeks Oil Drill at Duran New Mexico
The Diamond Oil Company, a Gal lup corporation of local people, plans to resume development and drill a well in the Duran district. Two men are on the ground, drilling prep for early next week, with four test wells already spudded in plus a fifth contracted to Jones Brothers of Tulsa. The operation centers in a 20 000 acre lease block amid rising interest in a high grade pool.
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Diamond Oil Company
Gallup Corporation
Duran
Otto Fellin
Jones Brothers
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Defiance Hill
Gallup
Shrine Special Delivers Gallup Stop for LA Delegation
More than 300 Shriners from Oasis of Los Angeles travel by Shrine Special to the imperial conclave in Philadelphia. The train departs May 26 from LA, stops in Gallup May 27 for ten minutes, then continues to Chicago and Philadelphia, with a second section following shortly after arrival of the first. Led by Dave F. Smith of Al Malaikah Temple, the group includes the patrol band and chanters in uniform.
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Oasis of Los Angeles
Gallup
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Los—Angeles
Dave FL Smith
al Malaikah Temple
Chicago
Sante Pe
Windy City
Gallup Real Estate Sees Rising Buyer Interest
H. W. Yersin, Gallup’s leading real estate dealer, reports business improving with increasing inquiries about homes to buy. He expects to close several strong deals within the next 30 days.
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H. W. Yersin
Gallup
Are you going away this summer for travel or business
Secretary Chas. P. Mason offers Gallup and Gallup Vie literature at the Inter Tribal Indiatry Ceremonial office to raise community awareness. Obtain supplies and become an advertising agent for your area. The proverb says many hands pull the rope faster.
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Gallup
Chas. P. Mason
Inter-Tribal
Indiatry
Strand Theatre to show film on poopy mene use
Beginning Sunday evening May 23 Strand Theatre presents a picture illustrating the use of the poopy mene with showings on Thursday Friday and Saturday of next week.
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Strand Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Brisbane
MR. Kingsmore
New York
Bernard Shaw
Great Britain
Britain
Shaw
Riff Warrior
Hammoud Ben Hadgie
Bakersfield
Franklin
Danton
BOY Scouts
American’ Legion
Gibson and
Herald
Mary Willson
Agnes Bartlett
Europe
Muriel
Southampton
Garden
Sorothy King
L. W. Trick
Ralph Leis
Mrs. Smyers
Wes Society
Henry Brock
North Side
Lou Fallon
Seeley
D. Boardman
D. Lewis
Gardener's
Judge Reed Holloman
Horace Moses
Louis Kuhn
John McGeever
Lyle Bigbee
Jim Wilfley
Harry Brock
Roy Woods
Jack Angell
Ruth
Bob Roberts
Jackson
Joe Brock
Russél “Andrews
Bridge Club
M. Ward
Joe Bunyard
T. H. Forsyth
E. W. Trowbridge
M. C. Bingham
Tom Wilson
Bunyard
Trowbridge
J. A. Wimsatt
Earl Tood
Andrews
Wimsatt
Palmer Ketner
Clark
McMullen
A. H. DeLong
L. W. Mooney
Lenna Clark
Smyers
James Sneddon
Denver Teachers Agency
Mrs. Cecilee
Mrs. A. N. Straus
Ellen
Las Vegas
Duran, N. M
Gallup Real Estate
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