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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1921
Page
4
Lumber Prices Rising Amid Freight Freights and Rhetoric
The piece notes lumber prices rebounding after a period of declines as mills resume production. It blames high freight rates for sustaining costs and calls for government intervention. It contrasts wages, railroad profits, and public burden while urging practical relief and fair profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson-Faw Lumber Company
Gallup
Los Angeles
New York
Los
Ansigeles
Smething
Southern Saw Mills
Uncle Sam
MacAdoo
No tolerance for gambling as Gallup enforces law
The Gallup Herald argues strict enforcement of anti gambling laws, criticizes prohibition enforcement, and urges citizens and coal company managers to report gambling in their communities. It asserts gambling harms society and calls on residents to aid officers to uphold state and county laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sas
Gallup
Canibals
Gallup Herald
Arbuckle Scandal Sparks Second Round on Car Liquor Claim
Interest fades after the initial heat as the Fatty Arbuckle case moves to a second round. Reported evidence concerns whether liquor was transported in a $25,000 car from Los Angeles to San Francisco, with public curiosity rising on the possible find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatty” Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Two Locos in Bronson Cutting’s Zoo Sleeve
The Gallup Herald notes two unnamed locals, described as loco freaks, now in Bronson Cutting’s wondermanger collecting a crowd. Their longing for Honolulu and native land contrasts with cited hatred of New Mexico’s governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonsen
Briar Bru Bumme
Gallup Herald
Bronson Cutting
Honolulu
New Mexico
Pacifist Prophet of War Warns on Future Conflicts
Norman Angell, famed for The Great Illusion, argues that war profits fail winners and predicts the Fruits of Victory show victors gain only demnity. He warns Germany’s prosperity could spark renewed conflict and stresses the upcoming armament conference as crucial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Angell
New Angels
Germany
France
Angell
Gallup Pastor Praises The Gallup Herald
Rev. Lewis A. Stark, pastor of the Congregational church, commends The Gallup Herald as the best small town paper he has known. He lauds its editorial quality, layout, and news content, saying it rivals larger city papers in merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Stark
Congregational Church of
Gallup
Gallup Herald
Hesitation Over Wells History Book Sparks Debate
An anonymous publisher questions Wells outline of History and its Bolshevik associations. The piece notes Wells has long stirred class conflict rhetoric and criticizes his claims about world history, urging patience and scholarship from authors like Dr. James Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
H. G. Wells
Russia
James Rhodes
Cambridge
Not Our Kind Lashes Out At Voters In McKinley County
The Gallup Herald reports a man with alleged mental illness insulted minorities and Mexicans, claiming the county favors Republicans. The paper condemns such trash while noting some honest Democrats align with it, disgusted by the derisive remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Boosted Gallup Herald Subscribers Reflect Reader Interest
A hotel encounter prompts a reader to praise The Gallup Herald after witnessing vandalism and a torn paper. The man signs up for regular delivery, citing the paper’s compelling content amid broader New Mexico politics.
Deming press spar over polling place violence claim
The Deming Graphic criticizes the Deming Headlight for bias while defending local cavalry watchers at polling stations. It questions the Headlight’s claims of intimidation by soldiers and urges reporting through official channels rather than anonymous editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
Deming Graphic
New Mexico
Sheriff's Office
The Family Album: A Humble Art Collection Nostalgia
The speaker cherishes a grandmother’s family album as the finest art, surpassing masters like Rembrandt and Millay. The simple blue and gold clasp opens to faded pages revealing faces that evoke misty memories as kin gather in shared history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millay
Deming Editor Attacks National Guard in Letter Debate
The Deming Headlight editor faces criticism over national guard presence with claims of intimidation by troops around Deming. Readers accuse the paper’s stance of inciting fear and call for investigation or removal of Troop C units echoing fears of military authority in civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
Graphic
Headlight
Deming Headlight
National Guard
Russia
Lost Tribe of the Children of Israel
Gallup at Winslow Football Showdown This Afternoon
McKinley County High School hosts Winslow High at the Amusement Park arena north of the Santa Fe shops at 2 45 with admission fifty cents. Gallup eyes a stronger season after a 19 to 0 loss last week. coach Sayre fields Uyeda Grenko Kitchen in key roles as Gallup aims to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Bhoys
Winslow High
Sayre
Yoder
Grenko
Smith
Kitchen
Ramae
Fujii
Castillo
Gurule
Bellemaine
Long
Uyeda
Brodie
Caviggia
Winslow
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THE
Mckinley County
Ing. Hart ‘Building
Railroad Avenue
American Press Association
New York City
N. Y
Chicago, Ill
NEW Mexico ‘Press
Association
George A. Byus
Leonard F. Byus
the Herald
Hanna
Democrats
Americas
Gallup State Bank
Gallup, New Mexico
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