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Newspaper

The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1920

Page

2

Pueblo Indian's Humorous Appeal At Congressional Hearing

A Pueblo Indian addressed the Congressional committee on Indian affairs in Albuquerque delivering a satirical speech. He wore a blanket and described Indian identity, critiqued white settlement, and invoked the Great Spirit signs while predicting waves of east and west emigrants in a biting political tableau.

Congressional Committee On Indian Affairs New Mexico Albuquerque Snyder Droga Aboyta

Native American Speech on History and Justice

A Pueblo leader speaks about east and west arrival, warning whites cannot make Indians assimilate by law. He recalls blood shed, wartime aid, and loyalty while urging leave us alone, pursue justice, and seek progress by consent not force, referencing land alkali, irrigation, and House Bill No. introduced by Carter.

Red Cross War Work Fund Malpai Indian Committee Carter

Threat to Kill Senator A. B. Fall

Former Justice Department agent Charles E. Jones accuses Mexican agents in the United States of threatening to kill Senator Albert B. Fall of New Mexico and aide W. M. Hanson. He cites Raymond P. De Negri claiming Fall and Hanson will be shot and that Americans with influence aid the disgrace of the Fall committee. Conversations allegedly occurred in New York in November 1919.

Washington Charles E. Jones Department of Justice United States Albert B. Fall New Mexico Senate W.M. Hangon Falls Jones Raymond P. de Negri New York Fall Hanson de Negri United Sates Administration

Russian Money Cheap as Dirt

A proxy dispatch notes the ruble’s collapse with one dollar buying about 4,000 rubles and the kopek vanishing. Yalta hosts over 20,000 refugees living large in trunks and jewels while Bolseviks seize power. News describes hunger absent in Yalta yet hospitals lack essentials and typhus spreads through southern Russia.

Yalta Black Sea Associated Press Black Seat Smith-Thompson Russia Constantinople France England Sebastopal Novorossisk Kuban Kursk Poltava Kiev Kharkov

Optometrist Dr E Park Sellard Moves Practice

Registered optometrist Dr E Park Sellard lists latest equipment and proper testing at the postoffice building. Drs Sheridan and Berger confine practice to genito urinary diseases and skin diseases with Wasserman laboratory connection at the Citizens Bank Building in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Eyes _ POSTOFFICE

In Office All Night 107 W. Coal Ave

A brief notice lists office hours at 107 West Coal Avenue and a telephone contact with the number 108 for after hour inquiries.

W. Coal.Ave

Lawyer Member Bar and Court Licenses

Lawyer admitted to practice in all New Mexico courts the U S District Court and U S Land Office. Office listed at 205 Coal Avenue. Licensed to represent in supreme and district courts.

New Mexico Arizona Supreme Court United States Supreme Court of New Mexico Coal Avenue U. S. District Court U.S. Land Office

Filipinos Seek Independence Plank at Republican Convention

A Filipino commission led by J C Deveyra will petition the Republican National Convention to adopt a plank declaring absolute independence for the Philippine islands. J P Melenio of Washington, a Filipino press representative, says the commission arrives next week.

Chicago J. C. Deveyra Philippine Islands J. P. Melenio Washington

Fragmentary Political Motto Quoted Phrase in Unsourced Text

A lone quoted political motto appears in an OCR fragment: we cast our lot with and we will stay with you, by you, and for you till dooms day. The context and speakers are not identified in the legible portion.

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