Harding opening address on world disarmament conference
President Harding outlines aims of the armament conference in Washington. He says the gathering unites war weary nations seeking lasting peace, calls for reduced military spending, global understanding, and shared responsibility to curb aggression. He stresses liberty and justice for all peoples and a table of international cooperation.
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Washington
Harding
Getlemen
United States of America
Council of Nations
United States
Prayer at opening of Arms and Far Eastern Conference
Opening prayer on the Armistice and Far Eastern conference day was given by Rev. W. S. Abernathy of Calvary Baptist Church Washington. The prayer asked for divine guidance and called for unity among nations, compassion for the distressed, and courage to pursue duty and peace in the fateful conference.
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Washington
W. S., Abernathy
Calvary, Baptist Church
Sunday Night Fire Destroys Gallup Businesses
A blaze around 1:00 a.m. Sunday damaged the Sampson building at Coal Avenue and Second Street housing Austin and Rundell, DeLuxe Cleaners, and Wilmu nder Plumbing. The Austin and Rundell stock and the DeLuxe cleaners were wiped out, totaling about 12000 in losses with some insured stock. Both firms plan to reopen soon.
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Gallup
Coal Avenue
Second Street
Sampson
Austin and Rundell
DeLuxe Cleaners
Wilmunder Plumbing Company
Austin and Rundell Variety Store
Court Adjourns Till November the 28th
The District Court of the First Judicial District adjourned after a month long session begun October 17. Judge Holloman returns November 28 to hear many non jury cases likely through December 7. The term totals show 111 cases disposed with 26 more on the docket for trial.
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District Court of the First Judicial District
Redd Holloman
Birthday Party for Chano Ramos in Gallup
Last Sunday November 13 a birthday gathering was held at Mr and Mrs Fred Ramos home to celebrate Chano Ramos 17th birthday. Music by Sunset Jazz orchestra accompanied games and refreshments with guests from Gallup and Winslow.
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Fred Ramos
Natal
Chano Ramos
Sunset Jazz Orchestra
Mele Jaramillo
Lucy Klatt
Rita Arey
Sarah Ramos
Lottie Ramos
Malda Romero
Della Ramos
Lula Ramos
Gallup
Amalia Ramos
Nacy Gonzales
Winslow
Gallup Men Plan Ten Day Deer Hunt in Mountains
Smalling Ed Tamony Sam Dimon Dr W B Cantrell and Park Sellard prepare a ten day hunting trip by car to the Dali and Frisco mountains 160 miles south of Gallup. They expect abundant deer turkey and the occasional mountain lion and will camp out during the expedition.
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KF. Smalling
Tamony
Sam Dimon
W. B. Cantrell
Park Sellard
Dali
Frisco Mountains
Messrs
Smalling
Best Judge of Apples Won by Farmington Student
Ross Thompson of Farmington, studying at the Agricultural College in Ft. Collins, won the silver loving cup for best student judge of apples at the Fruit Vegetable and Flower Show. Hundreds competed with displays from Massachusetts Pennsylvania and Colorado.
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Farmington
Times-Hustler
Ross Thompson
Agricultural College
Ft. Collins
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Colorado
McKinley County Chamber Elects Directors and Sets Programs
The McKinley County Chamber of Commerce anticipates a new board after a primary and final ballot process. About 860 members are enrolled with 24 top vote-getters to be announced, twelve to be elected next Saturday, November 26, with officers chosen November 28 during the first directors meeting. The program includes a Forum Steering Committee Budget Committee Finance Committee and community activity committees. A filing system by Mr. Silvey will record member suggestions for future recommendations. The accounting system is being installed and a Members Forum will follow the board election to discuss an announced program with prompt meetings and open participation.
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McKinley County
C. N. Cotton
Sam Bushman
J. W. Bontems
J. J. Kirk
Forum
Silvey
American City Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Stewart Buys Commercial Hotel Lease and Plans Redesign
Lou M. Stewart has taken over the Commercial Hotel lease from Garrett and Garrett. Mrs. Miller remains in active management while the hotel will be redecorated and refurbished to increase attractiveness. Judge Garrett may continue with Rex Theatre plans, with no definite future business announced.
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Garrett
Lou M. Stewart
Stewart
Miller
Willis Studios
Mr. Stewart
Judge Garrett
Isave
Rex Theatre
Letter alleges double murder near Ship Rock on Gallup Farmington road
Sheriff receives a Pennsylvanian letter claiming a woman killed Bill Kelly and a man missed a similar fate with a Colt pistol. The writer says the woman forced him to shoot, bodies dumped under a bridge near Shiprock Agency. The case remains unsolved with search efforts failing to find the men or bodies. The Indian Department holds the case under review amid questions of truth and motive.
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Shiprock
Indian Department
Gallup-Farmington Road
Coal Basin
Gallup
N. M
Bill Kelly
Sam Gray
Kelly
Shiprock Agency
Fossil Collector Ships Dinosaur Skeletons to Sweden
Prof. Charles N Sternberg, a fossil expert with decades of field work, arrived in Farmington after four months in the Ojo Alamo region with dinosaur skeletons and other fossils gathered for the University of Sweden, now being prepared for shipment.
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Farmington
Chas. N. Sternberg
Ojo Alamo
University of Sweden
Dry farming yields big crop in Bannon area
H. Jesse Marble of Bannon reports 800 bushels of small grain threshed from 20 acres with more to thresh. The harvest showcases strong results from dry farming and reflects well on the area and Marble's energy.
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St. Johns
Ariz
Herald
H. Jesse Marble
Bannon
Marble
Good Law For Any State Warns Aliens Cannot Vote
Snowflake Arizona Herald notes aliens who have filed first papers cannot vote in Arizona. Only citizens may cast ballots, per state laws and Attorney General W. J. Galbraith. He explains filing papers does not confer voting rights here as in some states.
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Ariz
United States
Arizona
W. J. Galbraith
Galbraith
Missing Gibson men tied to Navajo Reservation case
Sheriff Wynn and a search party combed the Gallup Farmington road near Shiprock for clues about the missing Bill Kelly and another taxi driver. The inquiry shifted to the Indian Department via Judge Reed Holloman in Santa Fe, with speculation about drowning or burial under high water after August floods. Relatives in Gibson were contacted. locals note Kelly and Ket tle were linked to the inquiry, while Gray has no local ties.
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Gallup
Bill Kelly
Sam Gray
J. C. Wynn
San Juan County
New Mexico
Connellsville
Penn
S. F. Katonka
Katonka
Alice
Sheriff Wynn
Aztec
Wis Jetter
Reed Holloman
Indian Department
George R. Craig
Santa Fe
Navajo Indian Reservation
Charles Kelly
Charles Kettle
Gallup-Farmington Roa
Shiprock
Gibson
Bhi Kelly
Charles Kelly, Jr
Gray
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Sam Groy
Denver Times
Becuse
Detroit News
Connellsville, Penn
Penna. State Police
Sweden
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