Shriners Parade Plans Gala Gallup Welcome
The Gallup Shrine Club invites all Nobles and their families to the Fall Ceremonial on Monday October 24. Mayor Hannett and the City Board announce the Key to the City for the Potentate and his Tribe as visitors arrive. Stores to close during the parade morning. Committee chairs listed for race, dance, ceremonies, applications, publicity, and information.
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Span
Gallup
Gallup Shrine
George A. Keepers
Wm. R.cregar
Arthur T. Hannet
Golly
Baitat Abyad
Hannett
Poten‘tate
Baljut Abyad
Albuquerque
New ‘Mexico
Sding
Chase
Har- Walters
Elr
George “Keepers
Illiam Cregar
Horaceses
Shriner
Ballut Abyad
Allah
Pete
Oasis
Cotton
Mohammed
Harry
Walter
They Bring Back Bear Trophy After Successful Hunt
D Bernard Shorty Dixon and Bay I G Duffy returned from a bear hunt with a brown bear skin trophy. The party shared the experience, noting the hunt kept them away for some time and that the bear will be kept as a memento of the good outing.
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D.bernard
Shorty” Dixon
Bay i. G
Bickle Honored by Masons in Santa Fe Meeting
William A. Bickle of Gallup was elected to the Thirty-Eighth Degree Honorary by the Masonic Fraternity at a Santa Fe meeting. He joins a small group in state and nation to receive this mark of special service. He must travel to Washington to receive the degree, with rumors Harding may be honored at the same time.
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Gallup
William A. Bickle
Santa Fe
Bickle
Washington
Harding
Gallup Rebekahs Win Loving Cup at Grand Lodge
The Gallup Rebekahs won the loving cup at the Grand Lodge in Tucumcari after a week of exhibition across locations. The cup marks their first grand prize and is to be kept in Gallup, highlighting boosted team spirit among state Rebekahs.
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Gallup Rebekah
Grand Lodge
Tucumcari
Gallup Rebekahs
Rebekahs
Bodies of New Mexico Heroes Arrive
Santa Fe reports six New Mexico soldiers who died overseas will have their bodies arrive in El Paso tomorrow from Hoboken. The fallen are Jesus Martinez of Chamisal Ernest L. Moore of Raton Alfonso T. Maestas of Las Vegas Procopio Valerio of East Las Vegas Leo Rhoads of Tucumcari and Paul Herrera of Rocianada.
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Santa Fe
Mechem
New Mexico
el Paso
It Pays Advertises Your Quick Lunch Service
Louis Golino of the Candy Shop ran a two issue advertisement in The Herald announcing quick lunch and hot drink service. He reports strong results and calls it the best advertisement he ever had. It pays but not the firm that does not use it.
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Louis Golino
The
Herald
Mr. Golino
Pankey Urges Tight Prohibition Enforcement in Santa Fe
Former Lieutenant Governor B. F. Pankey told the Women’s Christian Temperance Union in Santa Fe that prohibition must be enforced, claiming illegal whiskey production occurs near his home and urging vigilance against any move to loosen laws.
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Santa Fe
B. F. Pankey
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Final solicitation to complete Gallup railroad fund drive
The remaining half of the 2500 dollars for the San Juan Basin railroad campaign will be solicited within a day or two. The committee led by George Lebeck aims to close the matter soon.
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Gallup
San Juan Basin
George Lebeck
Mormons in Mexico assured protection from Chihuahua officials
In Paso, Texas Governor Ignacio Enríquez of Chihuahua assured protection for 112 Mormon families of Colon ia Diaz in northern Chihuahua. A.C. Peterson, president of the Diaz Colonization Co., travels to Chihuahua City to have state papers signed to restore property. Mexican squatters had occupied the land and threatened the colonists.
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Paso
Texas
Mormon Church
Ignacio Enriquez
Chihuahua
Colonia Diaz
A.C. Peterson
Diaz Colonization Company
Chihuahua City
Window displays invite Shriners to Gal lup conventions
Local merchants showcase attractive window displays to welcome the Shriners and promote Gal lup as a convention city. The effort aims to attract meetings and bolster the town’s status as a desirable convention destination.
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Gallup
Man in St Marys Suffering Neck Injury after Altercation
Rudolph Mage of Whitewater lies in St Marys hospital with a broken neck and plaster cast. He is conscious and may recover. The injury stems from a home-area altercation last Sunday night with reports of dragging. The Grand Jury is investigating with local officials, and Henry Langhurst filed a warrant for Mage charging assault with a deadly weapon. Further developments depend on his condition and the Grand Jury outcome.
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Rudolph Mage
Whitewater
St.Mary’s Hospital
Henry Langhurst
Ray Coon
Mage
Denver Man Denied Pardon for Motion Picture Owner
Hom er C. Jones a Straton Colorado theatre owner with three children was denied a state pardon. He began a 12 to 21 year sentence last January after conviction for attacking a young girl. Board said evidence was insufficient. Jones had claimed the accuser later testified falsely.
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Denver
State Pardon Board
Homer C. Jones
Straton, Colo
Jones
Clinton A Enyeart a Successful Worker
Clinton A Enyeart is praised for tireless efforts toward a ceremonial for the Shriners in Gallup. He is active with the Masonic Protective Association and assists President George Keepers and the local Shrine Club, of which he is a member.
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Clinton A. Enyeart
Herald
Enyeart
Shriners
Mr. Enyeart
Masonic Protective Association
Gallup
George Keepers
Shrine Club
The Shrine Button Poem on Duty and Honor
A poem urges Shriner members to live up to high conduct. It warns that the Shrine badge on the coat publicly marks the wearer and invites scrutiny of character, family lineage, and behavior, lest shame fall on the fraternity and its members.
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Gaya
Het
The
Rie
Gallup to Host Middle Weight Boxing Match Tuesday Night
Joe Caretto promotes a Tuesday October 25 boxing card at Kitchen's Opera House with two four round preliminaries by local fighters and a ten round main bout between Jack White of Oklahoma and Frank Samora of Gallup. A two judge panel and a ref will rule on a genuine bout with pay only for a legitimate fight.
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Gallup
Kitchen
Opera House
Joe Caretto
Caretto
Jack White
Oklahoma
Frank Samora
High Class Concert in Flagstaff Oct 26
Flagstaff will host a high class concert on October 26 at the Northern Arizona Normal school building. Prof Reed Miller and Nevada Van der Veer, two noted musicians with national reputations, will perform. Local Saltup music lovers have signified their intention to attend.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Reed Miller
Nevada van der Veer
Northern Arizona Normal School
Salltup
Shriners At Worth While Service At Congregational Church
The Shriners present a Sunday night service at the Congregational Church in Christ ahead of a ceremonial in Gallup. Dr Allan Moore will dramatize King Solomon themes and the Shrine Orchestra of Albuquerque will perform six numbers. Shriners wear Fez. event runs 7:30 to 8:00 with public welcome.
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Shriners
Worth While
Congregational Church In Christ
Snday
Gallup
Allan Moore
King Solomon’s Temple
King Solomon's Quarries
Hebrew Tabernacle
Shrine Orchestra of
Albuquerque
al Richi
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