Gallup Herald voices fierce party rivalry and calls to action
The Gallup Herald denounces Republican weakness and Democratic aggression in Gallup and McKinley County. It blasts GOP voters for idle politics while praising Democrats for influence, urging Republicans to quit waiting for Gregory Page and mobilize. The editorial vows bold, unrestrained criticism of the opposing party.
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Gallup
Gallup Republicans
Gallup Democrats
McKinley County
Gregory Page
Page
Hannett
Trouble in the Town Board Camp Rumors swirl over replacements in the City Clerk and clerk positions.
Town Board faces mutiny as Fay Diggs candidate replacements stir discord. Nat Garcia from Santa Fe may leave causing staffing gaps. Arthur Jones also under threat though valued. The new board fights to appease A. T. Hannett amid lightning-quick upheaval.
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Fay Diggs
Hannett
Stean
Nat Garcia
Santa Fe
Miss Diggs
M. Sabin
Garcia
Arthur Jones
Jones
A. T. Hannett
Ambiguous City Posts Listed With Confusing Names
The document lists multiple town official roles and candidates with jumbled spellings and repeated initials. It names Abe Zinn, Julian Turner, Dominic Rollie, and A. L. Zinn across positions from Town Attorney to General Counsel, Mayor, and Marshal, reflecting a disordered slate.
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Able “Zinn
Abe Zinn
Dominic Rollie
Rollie the Cute
AL. Zinn
Julian Turner
Little Zinn
Julian
Turner
Alite
Zinn
Gallup
A. T. Hannett
Hannett
A. L. Zinn
Appointment list sparks local political feud in Gallup
The Gallup Independent reports June 1 appointments for the Hannett Rollie Zinn group including City Clerk C. M. Sabin and City Attorney Paul Dessieux. Rumors claim Sabin may resign, Nat Garcia may run for County Clerk, and tensions grow as party factions clash over law enforcement and “outlaw element” influence.
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Gallup Independent
Hannett-Rollie-Zinn
C. M. Sabin
Nat Garcia
S. E. Brentari
Julian Turner
Hugh Elston
Nick Hengle
Paul Dessieux
Nat. Garcia
Gers
Gallup
Yersin
Zinn
Quality Hill
Pretty Fight Looms in McKinley and Quay Counties
The State Record reports confidential talk that A. L. Zinn aims to supplant John Morrow as Congressman from the Sunshine State, with Milas of Quay County also pursuing the post. The Tucumcari News suggests a lively race in Quay County and a stronger statewide contest if either man secures the Democratic nomination.
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A. L. Zinn
McKinley County
John Morrow
Sunshine
Milas
Quay County
Zinn
Tucumcari Newsis
Carl
Abe
Will Fight Road Bonds in McKinley County
The Gallup Democrats oppose the road bond election and vow court injunctions to block county road work. They accuse the Hannett-Rollie-Zinn faction of political manipulation. Proponents argue bonds fund permanent roads to attract tourists and sustain long term value.
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Hannett
Gallup Herald
Herald
Gallup Democrats
Hannett-Rollie- Zinn Group
Lizzards
A. T
McKinley County
Deming National Bank Receivership Sets First Dividend
The receiver of the defunct First National Bank of Deming plans a ten percent dividend. The National Bank closed some time ago and, despite beliefs that National banks don’t fail, this bank went broke and may pay little.
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First National Bank of Deming
Galoota
Deming
Robbery of the Living to Bury the Dead in Gallup
A May issue Literary Digest piece is cited as exposing a burial industry monopoly in Gallup. The letter notes impending competition with new undertakers entering the market, promising reforms for burial goods and services and a breaking of the monopoly.
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Literary Digest
Gallup
Ramah road work boosts tourism and bond support
From Ramah come reports that the County Road gang has improved routes to Ramah and Zuni. The text argues that permanent roads to Ramah Inscription Rock Zuni Mc Gaffey and other points would draw tourists from Gallup, boosting county tourism and supporting the road bond issue.
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Ramah
Zuni
Gallup
Inscription Rock
McGaffey
Wedding announced for Joseph Theis and Isabelita Franklin
Joseph Theis and Isabelita Franklin plan to wed this Saturday at Mentmore and will honeymoon in Los Angeles. The notice appears in local society columns and notes the upcoming marriage with typical wedding-card tone.
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Joseph Theis
Isabelita Franklin
Mentmore
Los Angeles
Teacher Probes Saxophone Stop Over Police Neighbor
A teacher questions Mrs. Smith about halting saxophone lessons for their son. The family windowed by the Chief of Police moving next door is cited as a concern. A dry quip follows on why men dine out.
Bad Break Woman Night Nurse Instructions
Fragmentary OCR recounts a nurse speaking about soothing Harold by singing and threats used to quiet him. It also gives an odd cleaning method for black satin involving boiling three pounds of powder in water to a pulp, straining, brushing, folding, soaking for hours, and ironing on the wrong side.
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Harold
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