Auditors allege Delgado records show excess car charges
Republican stance charges Lorenzo Delgado, sheriff of San Miguel County and Democratic lieutenant-governor candidate, benefited from inflated auto travel pay in 1923. The audit notes 37 cents per mile claimed versus 12.5 cents allowed, with a $500+ overpayment and large mileage totals.
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Gallup Herald
Santa FE
Lorenzo Delgado
San Miguel County
Delgado
Republican Party
H. O. Bursum
D. J.leahy
Richard Harry Hanna
Geo. H. Barrows
State Comptroller’s
Las Veas
Asylum For the
Las Vegas
Court House
Old Town
Las ‘Vegas
Comptroller
Bureau of Public Welfare
Game and Fish Commission
New Mexico
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
Gallup High School Football Schedule Listed
The Gallup High School football schedule shows games at Ft Defiance on Oct 23 at Gallup, Oct 30 at Farmington, Nov 13 Farmington at Gallup, Nov 20 Gallup at Winslow, and Thanksgiving Day Menaul at Gallup with damaged entries.
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Gallup High School
Defiance
Gallup
Farmington
Winslow
Abe Tpankegiving
Menaul
Allup
Sentimentalist argues US debts after war and auto era
The piece cites critics who want the United States to cancel French war debts, arguing the US would be paying most of the cost. It notes Americans bore two million soldiers' costs and wartime expenses, while some question continuing payments. A remark from President Lowell is cited about living faster to avoid automobiles.
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Unite States
United States
France
Minneapolis Journal
Lowell
Schedule snippets and political quips from era listings
The fragment lists various performances with dates in October and times at venues like Thoreau Ramah Zuni Breece Cousins and Gallup. It includes satirical quotes on state rights and politics, noting costs of nominating Abraham Lincoln and media limits under the English Government.
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Thoreau
Bequest to Ohio Masonic Home Endows Permanent Fund
The will of Charles H. Voegele, a Mansfield trustee, leaves $10,000 to the Ohio Masonic Home to create a permanent fund for child support. It funds comfort items, toys, instruments, and amusements. If the Springfield home is ever closed, the money goes to the Mansfield Masonic Temple Company.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Ohio Masonic Home
Charles H. Voegele
Springfield
Mansfield Masonic Temple Company
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Mike Montoya
Henry F. Brock
Fernando Gomez
H. W. Brose
R. C. Dillon
Encino
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Albuquerque
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Rio Arriba County
Supe Court
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Deming
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Raton
Nathan Jaffa
Miguel A. Otero, Jr
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R. P. Barnes
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Penasco
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Fordson
North Third Street
George Roelizer
Gallup, New Mexico
Mckinley County
Ohio State Journal
Abrham
Lincoln
Omaha Bee
Shaw
Milwaukee Journal
Masonic Home
Parke
Sellard
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Mmolee ~ Sanders, Frary & Clarn
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Conn
Gallup Electric Light and Power Co