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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1916
Page
4
November 7th marks John Gordon aiming to remove the article from Unbeatable as he campaigns on the Republican ticket. He pledges one of the largest majorities in the party's history.
The training in the county treasurer's office and assisting the assessor has fitted Charles W. Davis for the assessor position. He will be elected next month by a splendid majority, and his fair minded approach will ensure work is done without fear or favor. He is the man for the place.
Democrats for county officers nominally support reform yet offered a Republican a spot on their ticket. The Republican declined, exposing gaps in the ticket and leaving some positions unfunded and needing candidates or remedies.
The county praises Hon E Aldrich for business training and leadership. Voters are urged to elect him to the treasurer post with expectations of a large majority and carrying the opponent’s home precinct.
The piece argues Democrats forecast wins on the county ticket but admit zero electable candidates. It contrasts Republican critique of Wilson’s policy with Americanism, citing 1915-era tensions, Lusitania, and calls for a stronger foreign policy while condemning Democratic positions.
The piece attacks The New Mexican and Miguel Otero while praising Republican strength led by John Gordon for state senate. It accuses Democrats of bossism, cites mine workers' coal interests, and claims miners back Republicans to support broader party efforts in the county and state races.
Riverside California gains a Santa Fe stores department head as former clerk Spann moves to Riverside California, with Fred Crosser replacing Spann as chief clerk. G O Hickson arrives to lead Riverside stores, replacing C M Rouse who resigns to join a transfer partnership. Spann departs, Democrats note his county clerk candidacy, while Judge McFie reports strong Republican activity in Santa Fe.
Hon Thomas B Catrons delivered to Judge McFiewhovts a supply of the New Act of Congress increasing pensions for soldiers widows who are seventy years old or older to twenty dollars a month and blank forms for applications. Judge McFie will furnish these to eligible soldiers widows free of charge. Rex theater nearing completion with front metal arriving and installed. Seats not yet delivered. Heating and radiators tested successfully. Motorcycle accident injures Henry McDermott near Gibson. he is hospitalized. Mixs Restaurant to reopen Monday Oct 9.
C M ROUSE of Matlock Transfer Company advertises real estate guidance from opposite Gal lup Tin and Hardware Cos6n Second Street.
An OCR fragment lists Dr. Dwight Allison as an occulist with eye care and glasses fitting. It mentions Mattlock Transfer Office with phone 199 and residence 143, Edwards & McFie Attorneys at Law in Gallup New Mexico, Ruiz & Evers on Attorneys, an Undertaking Parlor with funeral services by Rollie, Red Cross pin sale proceeds to Gallup Red Cross, and a for sale Bras bed set with accessories.
Notice seeks lessees for railroad lands in McKinley and Valencia counties. Five tacksmen or others wishing to lease are instructed to see J. E. Williams for expedited processing and arranging leases.
Describes a well located city residence with six lots and a six room house. Sewer connection, modern improvements, and fine shade trees noted. Offered at paltry prices. Apply at the Herald office.
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