Gallup Coals Strike Declared Over After Vote
The Gallup district coal strike ended with a vote over 100 against and about 40 in favor. Miners refused to strike at their own expense after mining companies declined all demands. Some workers sought reemployment but the Gallup American Coal Co. has not hired. The strike cost thousands and did not affect production, with over 1000 tons daily projected by next month. A religious sermon on Columbus and local social notes followed.
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National Union
Gallup American Coal. Co
Gallup ‘American Coal .Co
Victor-American
Gallup American
Dome
Aga
James Moran
The
Gallup American Company
Grant
Gallup American.Co
Musser
Colorado
Department of ‘Labor
Gallup American Co
Gallup
Government to Use Fort Wingate for Army Purposes
News from Ft Wingate reports government consideration to repurpose the fort for military use. Possible hospital service and training camp roles are mentioned, with officers’ report praising Wingate alongside nearby Deming. First frost of the season affects Puerco pools and vegetation.
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Ft. Wingate
Winpate
Deming
Puerco
Prohibition Meeting Planned at Opera House Tomorrow
A meeting to discuss the prohibition issue is set for eight tonight at the opera house. Judge Roberts of the state supreme court and Antonio Lucero will speak. Gov Lindsey, the district attorney, and Jose D Sena may attend. An eight piece orchestra will provide music as speakers arrive tomorrow afternoon and are greeted by locals. Judge Ruiz chairs the committee with C N Cotton A T Hannett Judge McFie and P C Pinson organizing. A precinct meeting for Gather precinct in the county was named with plans for another city event featuring Judge Hanna.
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Judge Roberts
Supreme Court
Antonio” Lucero
Lindsey
Jose D. Sena
Ruiz
C. N. Cotton
A. T. Hannett
McFie
Red Cross to Use All Knitted Items for Europe Aid
S Poulterer Morris of the Mountain Division of the American National Red Cross stated that all knitted articles including imperfect ones will be used for allies and American troops in France. Dark colored yarn sweaters scarfs mittens are accepted for shipment to Europe even with khaki or gray shades. John Brentari of the Marines at Mare Island reports imminent transfer and plans to write again upon finishing the voyage.
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Europe
John Brentari
Marines
Mare-Island
Benefit Dance Aims to Aid St Marys Hospital Fund
An evening benefit dance will be held to raise funds for St Marys hospital building completion. Attendees can expect good music and a social atmosphere, with a committee ensuring a pleasant time for all.
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St. Marys Hospital
Thie
Quarrel at Dance Ends with Fatal Shooting
Ygnacio Anaya will face a preliminary hearing Monday in Justice Schauer's court on the charge of killing Baca at a Saturday night dance on the north side. The case centers on a quarrel believed sparked by a brush between the men, who reportedly fought outside twice before the fatal shot. Anaya surrendered after the murder but later returned to give himself to City Marshal Peterson, claiming self defense, while Rev. L. P. Brink Crozier noted his son has returned east for health reasons.
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Ygnacio Anaya
Justice of the Peace
Schauer
Anaya
Baca
Peterson
L. P. Brink
Crozier
Plans for New School Houses Accepted by Board
Mr Wilson the architect for the new school houses submits plans that the board of education formally accepts. Chairman Rouse appoints Palmer Ketner and George Keepers to join him in site selection. Two sites under consideration: land owned by Miss Anna Jones and land adjoining the Jones property owned by Peter Kitchen. The Kitchen property lies between the city arroyo and the Jones homestead. No other sites are presently contemplated.
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Wilson
Board-Of- Education
Rouse
Palmer Ketner
George Keepers
Anna Jones
Jones
Peter
Kitchen
Enlistment of John R McFien Jr in New Mexico unit
John R McFien Jr left Tuesday night with the New Mexico forces for Linda Vista California to train as a private in the United States Army. He previously trained at the officers camp at the Presidio but did not gain a commission, and seeks to serve as a private. His father Judge McFien served as a private in the Civil War during Sherman’s march to the sea.
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John R McFien Jr
Tuesay
New ‘Mexico
Linda Vista
Calif
United States Army
Hth
Presidio
Judge ‘Me- Fie
Sherman
Prisoners Dig Hole for Jail Escape at County Jail
Mexican inmates allegedly led an escape attempt at the county jail early this week. Prisoners used a poker and a spoon to hollow out a hole on the north side, concealing it with a blanket until a jailer uncovered the opening. Previous efforts at the same spot were noted.
How to Secure a Liberty Bond
How to secure a Liberty Bond by visiting any bank and signing the application for a bond of desired value. Bonds available in 50 100 500 1000 5000 and 10000. Full payment allowed up to 1000 at application. Tax details noted with small surtaxes for wealthy holders. Interest 4 percent semiannual on May 15 and November 16. Bonds transferable like money until redemption after November 15 1927. Also mentions Palmer Ketner enlisting in Marines and serving in France with no word from parents yet.
McKinley County Council of Defense Praised by State Press
Special to the Herald notes Santa Fe reporting that the McKinley County Council of Defense earns statewide praise. The Gallup actions are described as motivated by patriotism and high motives, with the sheriff sharing the confidence. The piece frames the council as judged by the American people as wise.
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Herald
Santa Fe
McKinley County
E A L French Named City Attorney After Council Meeting
Attorney E R French appointed city attorney in Gallup at a Monday council session. French, brother of State Engineer French, arrived from West Virginia where he was an assistant district attorney. The meeting also noted a death in the city jail of D B Claypool due to acute alcoholism and arranged to fund a bank depository.
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French
Gallup
West Virginia
D. B. Claypool
Merchants Bank
J. ‘P. Peterson
Charles Christmasni
Fred Ramos
City School Notes Highlight Organizing Basketball Teams
Public School notes announce boys and girls basketball teams led by Miss Bright and Miss Burks. The Parent Teachers Association meets Monday at 3 PM in the high school kindergarten room with expected address by the State Normal president. Community members urged to attend and inquire about the commercial course taught by Miss Winders. Dr Crile attended the county teachers meeting to address educators. Swinney reports steady progress and crowded grades as students resume earnest work.
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Miss Bright
Miss. Burks
State Normal
Swinney
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Néahe
Holgate
United States
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Wingate
J. W. Lee
Carbon ‘City
Mr. Lee
Burlington
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Gibson
City
Garrett
New Mexico
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Topeka
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