Driving Out Labor and Russia Friendship in Early News
The piece discusses opposition to labor leaders speaking in Detroit YMCA venues and churches, critiques Queen Marie of Romania’s White House visit, cites Stalin downplaying banker loans, and notes the Pan American Health Conference aiming to curb plague fleas. It also mocks beauty culture and facial expressions as civilization advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Green
American Federation of Labor
Detroit
Artic
Antarctic
Hernandez Speaks Against the Code in New Mexico Rally
In Albuquerque Old Town a big Republican rally drew several hundred. speakers including B C Hernandez Gilbert Espinosa and Acasio Gallegos denounced the Hannett election code as a final blow to the Hannett political gang. Hernandez warned Mc Kinley County could be placed under martial law to disenfranchise voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Hannett
B. C. Hernandez
Gilbert A. Espinosa
Acasio Gallegos
Old’Town Society
Hernandez
New Mexico
San Miguel to Back Republican Surge in County Rally
Don Ramon Gallegos, San Jose merchant and former Independent, spoke at the Republican county convention in Las Vegas New Mexico urging reunion with the GOP. He announced hundreds of Democratic defectors are joining the Republicans, signaling a strong November victory for the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Don Ramon Gallegos
Gallegos
San Jose
Galleyros
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Dillon Keeps Focus on Issues Not Attacks in Campaign
A. T. Hannett fails to pull R. C. Dillon into mudslinging as Dillon, busy with ranch duties, tells Albuquerque Journal he avoids personal attacks and will govern without pledges. He claims one commitment to the Federation of Woman’s Clubs for a school of mental detectives and seeks the governor’s office free from promises to do what he thinks best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Hannett
R. C. Dillon
Hannett
Albuquerque Journal
Dillion
Dillon
Mr. Dillon
Federation of Woman's Clubs
New Mexico Educational Association Meet Set for Santa Fe
Mrs. J N Castillo announces on behalf of Miss Lois Randolph that the New Mexico Educational Association will convene in Santa Fe on November 4, 5 and 6. The Santa Fe Railroad offers one and a half fare from Gallup. Teachers urged to attend and obtain application cards at the County School Superintendent's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Castillo
Lois Randolph
Herald
New Mexico Educational Association
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railroad
Gallup
Venison Supper at Community House by First Congregational
The First Congregational Church women will host a public venison dinner at the Community House 301 Second Street on Saturday evening October 23 starting at 5 o clock. All are invited to attend.
Doctor jokes about 49 more years to live
On his 51st birthday Dr. H. G. Willson told friends he would have 49 more years to live. The light hearted remark came as he diagnosed his own case with his usual good humor and twinkle in his eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Willson
Knights Templar Field Day Held in Frederick Md
Frederick Md. the first annual Knights Templar field day of the Third Division brought together Commanderies from Cumberland Hayestown Hyattstown Rockville and Frederick for a parade reviewed by Grand Commander William Booth Price and other Grand Officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Knights Templar
Cumberland
Hayestown
Hyattstown
Rockville
William Booth Price
Supreme Council
Maryland
Experts Call Facial Exercise Path to Beauty
Experts argue facial exercise can enhance appearance while noting talkative women are not always the prettiest. The observation suggests beauty does not always align with chatter, prompting debate on grooming and self care.
Hannett Political Audit Chorus and Delgado Critique
The Gallup Herald attacks Hannett administration tactics and Delgado whitewashing tied to a State Comptroller telegram. It references criticism from the Albuquerque Journal and El Paso Herald, arguing a political cover up and calls for action against media outside the First Judicial District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Herald
Lorenzo Delgado
A. T. Hannett
R. H. Carter
Gallup Herald
Judge Reed
Hollo
First Judicial District
Hannett
el Paso
Texas
Delgado
New Mexico
el Paso Herald
el Paso’ Herald
Senior Rings Ordered For Opal Warriner School
The senior rings order has been mailed this week and the class hopes to wear them at the November 12 party. Test days occurred Tuesday and Wednesday. A Ladies' Columbia Orchestra program is planned for Monday afternoon in the High School assembly, admission 25 cents. A Thespians party featured a three act comedy Bananas with songs, cookies and ice cream served at 10:00. A football game with Ft Defiance is set for next Saturday. Herbert Dennard broke his right arm last week but returned to school the next day. Dorothy and Mildred Henry enrolled Monday.
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Igh
Ladies’ Columbia Orchestra
Ft. Defiance
Herbert Dennard
Dorothy
Mildred Henry
Grand Lodge Proposes Ban on New Mason Fraternal Societies
At Michigan's Eighty Second Annual Communication Grand Master Arthur J Fox proposed an amendment to Grand Lodge rules. It would prohibit any Master Mason under this jurisdiction from promoting organizing or joining any new order or fraternal society whose membership requires Master Mason status unless the group receives sanction endorsement or recognition from this Grand Lodge.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Lodge of
Michigan
Arthur J. Fox
Grand Lodge
Sacred Heart School Notes Highlight Student Activities
Sacred Heart notes recount Mary Cargenova as senior secretary under heavy questionnaire burden. Seniors EuFemina Romero and Victoria Alice join Pauline Martinez and Mary Alice to Pine Springs for Yeba-chi. Lena Stephani presents cliff dwellings pottery and petrified wood from Ganado. Monday features Sophomore Howard Wall's wrist injury and a class struggle in American History. Nutrition class for 38, Columbus Day flag ceremony by local K C, and Knightly imagery in English classes.
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Mary Cargenova
Eufemia Romero
Victoria Alice
Gallup
Pauline Martinez
Mary Alice
Pine Springs
Ariz
Lena Stephani
Chin Lee
Ganado
Father Mathias
Howard Wall
Wall
Solomon Grundy
Royalists
Patriots
O'Flynn
K. C
John ,Hausner
Local News Notes From Gallup and Surroundings
Reports from Frank Lawrence A H Kahl Ed Tamony and others describe a mountain trip and venison hauls. Holiday greeting cards on display at E Parke Sellards Jewelry. Halloween dance organized by I C O F. Ballot boxes in San Juan County targeted for Hannett’s 1200 vote majority. AJ Mitchell aids Home Undertaking Company as Hannett contemplates martial law. 50 Chee Dodge builds a stone residence on his ranch with Navajo labor. A J Mitchell of Gallup supervised wood construction work.
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Frank Lawrence
A. H. Kahl
Ed Tamony
Chee Dodge
A. J. Mitchell
Gallup
Degre Writes Popular Play by J Frank Davin
SAN ANTONIO Texas J Frank Davin noted for Masonry and as author of the second or American section of the twentieth degree of the Scottish Rite Northern Jurisdiction writes a new play The Ladder. It will debut in New York soon and interest Masons for its lessons and Davin’s associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
Frank Davin
Rite
New York
Mission Padres Visit as Confirma tion Dates Set Across Towns
Reverends Edmund Kline of Cincinnati and Richard Worth of Kansas City visit the Franciscian residence this week. They plan missions and confirmSacrament dates at Mentmore on November 5, Gibson and Gamerco on November 6, and Gallup on November 7.
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Mary Pickford
Independent Democrat James J. Heaney leaves Democratic fold
James J. Heaney, a longtime delegate to state and county Democratic conventions, joins the Independent Democratic movement in Bernalillo County. Heaney criticizes party leadership as boss ridden and dictatorial, vows to debate his points with any Democrat, and aims to redeem the party and return it to the people.
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Albuquerque
N. M
James J. Heaney
Independent Democratic Movement
Bernalillo County
Heaney
Democratic Party
Tam
Las Vegas
Indian Craftsmen Go to Los Angeles for Barker Brothers Deal
Six Navajo artisans will travel to Los Angeles to be employed by Barker Brothers, the large California home furnishings retailer, to manufacture Navajo rugs blankets and other crafts. The C N Cotton Company secured Barker Brothers as a buyer, boosting Gallup Navajo trade and markets, aided by the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial's push to open markets for native products.
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C. N. Cotton Company
Barker Brothers
Los. Angeles
Los Angeles
Gallup
Chas. P. Mason
California
Delphian Society Met Tuesday on Egypt Topics
The Delphian Society met Tuesday at the Community House with the topic Egypt of Bible Times. Various members presented on The Middle Kingdom The Labyrinth Life in the Middle Kingdom The Hyksos Thutmose I Hapshepsut and a review of The Son of the Sycamore. The group will meet next Wednesday October 27 instead of November 2 due to election day with Imperial Egypt as the afternoon subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Society
Egypt
Bible Times
M. W. Brock
F. B. Mapel
Middle Kingdom
Mary Willson
T. A. Furhman
Seymour
Hyksos
Finley
Thutmose
Imperial
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Russia
Christ
Temple
Marie
Romania
White House
H. G. Wells
Jerome Davis
Yale
Stalin
Kerensky
Europe
United States
McKinley County
SAN Miguel
Jasons
Opal Warriner
Sacred Heart
E. Parke’Sellard’s Jewelry Store
Hallowe’en Dance
Hallowe’en
San Juan County
AJ. Mitchell
Degre
Bernalillo
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