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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1926
Page
8
On October 27 Matinecock Lodge No. 806 of Oyster Bay N Y will pay a fraternal visit to Theodore Roosevelt Lodge No 44 in Washington D C They will present Theodore Roosevelt Lodge with the lesser lights used when President Theodore Roosevelt was conferred the Master Mason degree
El Paso hosts the forty second reunion of Scottish Rite bodies October 18 22 with the conferring of the twenty sixth degree by South Plains Scottish Rite Club of Lubbock. Candidates travel from Lubbock led by John Dalrymple 33 degree K C C H. Over 300 applications from west Texas on file per W T Ponsford.
President and Mrs Coolidge with Cabinet members and foreign representatives attended an open air Masonic service on Sunday October 3 at Temple Heights. The event was led by Rev John C Palmer with sermon by Rev Joseph R Sizoo. Grand Master Sidney R Jacobs and Past Grand Master C C Coombs were among attendees.
The Grand Lodge of the Philippine Islands amends its constitution to require all members to attend stated meetings. Twelve consecutive months of non attendance, without a vivid excuse, will be treated as non-payment of dues with suspension and restoration rules applying accordingly.
Glasgow article notes the Institute of Journalists held its annual conference with Sir Robert Baird as president and Frederick Peaker as Immediate Past President. Incoming president Charles Igglesden is also a member of the Gallery Masonic Lodge alongside other members including Sir Alfred Robbins and Alan Pitt Robbins.
Enrique Llanso, Grand Commander of the Supreme Council of Colon in Cuba, died at age 56. The order, instituted by Albert Pike in the 1860s, advances under his supervision as a temple site is purchased for future meetings and dialog with the rite’s representatives.
Santa Fe reports excerpted debate over Governor Hannett’s election code. Republicans question his current position after March statements promising no changes and no special session, while Democrats claim unity behind the code. The piece contrasts earlier pledges with later remarks and asks Hannett to clarify his stance.
Classified item notes a sturdy 26 by 80 foot building space available for rent at the Hart Hardware location. Indicates late notice with no further details on terms or contact.
Nannie Basie files for an absolute divorce from BR W Sanders in McKinley County Court. The case seeks abandonment grounds and child custody. Appearance by December 7 1926 required, or default judgment may be entered. Plaintiff’s attorney listed as 31 P N Griegg.
A Republican statement releases audit findings on Lorenzo Delgado former San Miguel County official. It shows withheld trust funds of 9378.63 and unpaid court fees of 2978.81, total 12352.44, with payment made late in 1917. The piece questions Delgado suitability as lieutenant governor.
A national committee of 1,500 DeMolay supporters will campaign in October to seed a DeMolay Endowment Fund aimed at education welfare and scholarships. Funds will be invested prudently with income supporting chapters hampered by finances. The drive seeks at least 100 dollars per chapter starting fund over 140000 dollars.
Rumor suggests King Boris of Bulgaria may travel to America to seek a bride. The note mentions more sensible monarchs and notes St Louis winning the National League pennant, shifting focus from prohibition in Missouri's city.
Republicans accuse Democratic state headquarters of using taxpayer money for campaigning. They allege state employees face mandatory two percent plus one percent salary levies to fund Democratic activities, with guards at the penitentiary among the hardest hit under the Hannett administration.
The McKinley County Democratic Convention met at the Rex Theatre into Saturday with keynotes from Adj. Gen. Vince Jeager Judge Mabry David Chavez Abe Zinn and others. Governor Hannett dominated the ticket though Harry Spann stood as a single exception. The slate includes Nat Garcia for County Clerk Glenn Emmons Treasurer Harry Spann Assessor P P Martinez Probate Judge John Arm Sheriff H C anes Commissioner First District Ss Vidal Commissioner Second District J W Hannett Commissioner Third District S E Wood County Surveyor Mrs A H DeLong County School Superintendent W E Wallace and Pat Lucero for the Legislature.
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