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The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1920

Page

3

New Mexico Cattlemen Petition Congress Over Navajo Livestock

The New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers Association meeting in Roswell adopts affidavits urging Congress to move Navajo livestock back to the reservation and destroy diseased animals. The petition argues resettlement would boost Indian livelihoods, reduce trespass, and fix land development to support livestock across McKinley and San Juan counties.

New. Mexico ‘Cattlemen and Horse Growers’ Association Valencia New Mexico Association Roswell McKinley Coun San Juan Deveopmen McKinley San’ Juan McKinley County Stockgrowers’ Association THE NEW Mexico Cattle and Bonsel Growers’ Associa

Labor vs capital as public interest test voiced by Poindexter

Senator Poindexter, seeking the Republican nomination, told the National Manufacturers association that the law must protect the right to work whether in or out of unions. He warned against coercive union power and compulsory taxation, urging lawful limits to union influence in industry and government.

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Ages of Presidents and the political clash of ideas

The piece reviews presidential lifespans and ages at inauguration, noting John Adams as the only to reach 90. It contrasts Roosevelt and Lincoln, discusses succession ages, and criticizes Wilson’s treaty stance while urging focus on domestic issues and constitutional roles.

New York Sun United States John Adams John Quincy Adams Washington Thomas Jefferson Taylor Tyler van Buren Cleveland James’ Madison J. Q. Adams Martin van Buren Andrew Jackson James Buchanan Millard Filmore James John Tyler Grover Cleveland W. H. Harrison George Washington Benjamin Harrison Andrew ‘Johnson Zachary Taylor Franklin Pierce U. S. Grant Theodore Roosevelt William McKinley Abraham Lincoln C. A. Arthur James K. Polk James A. Garfield

Nation to Repudiate Versailles Treaty Covenant

A fragment from the Chicago Tribune echoes debates on the Versailles treaty and the Covenant. It suggests the American people face a choice about the treaty and the U S role in European politics amid political contention.

Wilson Senate Chicago Tribune Mr. Wilson

Supreme Court Recesses On Prohibition Amendment Case

The Supreme Court again fails to decide the validity of the prohibition amendment and the enforcement act and recesses until June 1. With no ruling in the prohibition cases, only two more decision days remain before adjournment. A decision before adjournment is generally expected, with June 7 a key date for this term.

Washington Supreme Court

Frozen Sledge Travel Noted in Fragmentary Report

Fragmentary OCR notes describe frozen balls carried by people and long sledge trips, hinting at a cold weather scene with travel by sled and indeterminate details.

Archaeological excavation planned at Pueblo Bonito ruins

Neil M. Judd of the Smithsonian and National Geographic Society will lead a summer dig at Pueblo Bonito in the Chaco canyon national monument. The project, under the National Park Service, aims to publish findings in the National Geographic magazine. The party departs from Thoreau with access via road to Crown Point and Seven Lakes.

Evan 4 Vogt el Morro National Monument Gallup Herald Rah N. M Neil M. Judd United States Museum Smithsonian Institution of Washington New Mexico Pueblo Bonito Chaco Canyon National Monument National Park Service Smithsonian Judd National__Geographic society America Thoreau Seven Lakes Chaco Canon Oreau Satan's Pass Crown Point

Roswell Legion Post Buys Dr George Veal Home

The Charles M. De Bremond post of the American Legion in Roswell New Mexico has purchased the Dr George Veal home from Claude Hobbs and will take charge immediately. The purchase price is not disclosed. The home is described as one of the most attractive in the city and will become the legion post home after planned extensive changes.

Roswell N. M Charles M. de Bremond American Legion Dr. George Veal Claude Hobbs Legion

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