Amado L Otero Native Son of McKinley County
Amado L Otero, born November 20 1895 in McKinley County, rose from poverty to education through local schools and colleges. He served in World War I, rising to corporal and sergeant, later marrying Prima Mirabal. He seeks to improve New Mexico public schools as a legislator, focusing on aid for the poor and school advancement.
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McKinley County
Rita
Chilocea
Okla
Albuquerque
Presbyterian College
St. Michael’s
Santa Fe
Germany
Pristin
Funaton
Prima Mirabal
Valencia County
New Mexico
Sacred Heart School Exhibits Win County Fair Prizes
Patrons of Sacred Heart School celebrate top prizes at the county fair. High School and Grammar grades earned first in general exhibits with special mentions for science, domestic science, and penmanship. Parents praise pupil labor and teacher effort. Rafaelita Montoya drew a large Sacred Heart School picture.
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Sacred Heart School
Claus
Allo -Rafaelita
Montoya
Feral
Kirst
Eine
Iet Prive
Birst
Langmage
Mechem to Speak in Gallup for Governor Bid
Judge Mechem Republican candidate for New Mexico governor will speak at the Kitchen Opera House in Gallup on October 28 at eight o clock. Democrats and Republicans are urged to attend. Mechem promises clear issues and civil discourse. Also noted: Holt Leahy and Renahan, former Larrazaloa supporters, are campaigning statewide for Mechem.
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Judge Mechem
Mecham
H.B. Holt
Judes David J. Leahy
A. B.renahan
Larrazaloa
Judécheni
State Convention of Odd Fellows Held in Gallup
The State convention of Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs convened in Gallup with delegates from all sections of the state. Local efforts to list retiring and new grand officers were unsuccessful. Notable attendees from Albuquerque included Leona Wenborne, Bilen Hamer, J R Whiteston, and others. Alamogordo and Artesia delegates were present. Picúmauri was chosen as the 1921 Grand Lodge convention site.
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Gallup Herald
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Fellows
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D Bilen
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Torrey
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Alamagirdos
John Walker
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Cady
Js Newson
H. Kim
le Speeke
Pucuméari
Unclear text fragment involving Senator Lad and Gonzai Jages
Readable content mentions a Senator and a person named Gonzai Jages, with limited context and no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Political Observations on Labor and New Mexico Politics
The Gallup Herald editor critiques organized labor's political neutrality while warning against partisan use. It discusses Mexico's three electoral votes, Cox and MacAdoo visits, and the Democratic aim to restore Woodrow Wilson’s League of Nations alongside New Mexico party strategies.
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Gallup Herald
International Typographical Union
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Organized Labor
Gompers
Smith
Mexico
Cox
New Mexico
MacAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow
Wilson
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Fall
Senate
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Woodrow" Wilson
League of Nations
United States
New ‘Mexico
Senator Fall
Opposing Road Bonds Stir Debate in New Mexico Politics
R H Hanna campaigning in Otero county attacks highway bonds and benefits while criticizing Bob Putney's Democrats. He notes Putney’s backers push a large road bond to burden McKinley and surrounding counties for decades. Hanna avoids repeating the Otero speech in McKinley.
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Tularosa
Otero County
R. H
Hanna
Bob Putney
Gallup
McKinley_county
McKinley
Putney
Political figures derided for constant campaigning
The text mocks Carl Magee Shoe string Johnson and Cutting as they focus on promoting the Democratic ticket, trivializing their work and labeling them as ridiculous. It laments their constant public explanations and labels their souls as petrified, inviting them to aboard of political shame.
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Carl Magee
Shoe
Johnson
Cutting
Masters the clairvoyant opens office in Gallup hotel
A prominent clairvoyant known as Prof Masters opens offices at the St Charles hotel over Kahn's store in Gallup. The report notes his wife’s reputation as one of the world’s greatest clairvoyants and mentions prior work in Prescott and Winslow Arizona.
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Masters
Clairvoyant
Charles
Kahn
Prescott
Winslow
Arizona
McKinsey County Census Figures and Local Estimates
Clerk A Walden received the late government census for McKinsey County detailing precinct populations from 1900 1910 1920 and noting a total of 14125. Local estimates cite 16000 with Gallup town at 8020 1010 and 2204 respectively and 4600 in local estimates.
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A. Walden
McKinsey
Givin
McKinsey County
Gallup
Maine Republicans rally as votes show Democratic edge
Fragmented OCR text notes Maine Republicans total 66,087 and Democrats 69, with references to party organization and a Coz-Wilson party in November. Readable portions indicate an election context and party alignment in Maine.
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Maine
Républicany
Eboat
Coz-Wilson Party
Mr Hanna Named Tax Resister in State Remarks
Geo W Prichard accuses Mr Hanna of tax avoidance while serving as president of an oil firm, vice president of another, and director of a third. He notes none of these entities pays property taxes in New Mexico and Hanna personally owes no tax on his foot properties. He argues the criticism is not discrediting but calls for restraint on tax comments.
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Hanna
New Mexico
Geo. W.prichard
Spanish American Ladies Organize Club in Gallup
The Spanish American ladies of Gallup formed a Harding and Coolidge club at Kitchen’s Opera House with large attendance. Mrs. Oscar Griego elected president and officers named including Mrs Chonalli Arey and Mrs Montoya. A dance followed and the first meeting was at the courthouse Monday night.
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Gallup
Kitchen
Opera House
Oscar Griego
Chonalli Arey
Mra
Max Chavez
S.’ Montoya
Court House
Pino for Assessor Cited by War Service and Character
Frank D. Pino, a Gallup resident and Santa Fe yardsman turned assessor candidate, is praised by Captain Beverly of the Transportation Corps for his intelligence and steadiness. Born in 1880 in Socorro County, he served as yardmaster in Saumur France and on the railroad equipment delivery commission to Belgium before returning to New Mexico.
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France
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Pino
Germany
Engin Fokeman
Yovemantes
Santa Fe
Gallup
31St Railway Egineers Corps
Belgium
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San Antonio
Socorro County
New Mexico
Albuquerque
St. Mary’s ‘School
Governor Cox Remarks on War Powers and Past Expeditions
The passage quotes Governor Cox questioning presidential control of war powers without Congress consent. It cites Wilson’s Vera Cruz order and Huerta’s insult, noting casualties and Congress’s role. It mentions Siberian expedition and a quip attributed to Cox comparing knowledge and restraint.
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