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Newspaper

The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1926

Page

4

Gallup Herald Views McKinley County Campaign Tactics

The Gallup Herald criticizes the Hannettie and Zinn Rollie group for steering voters toward the Indian voting issue, arguing the real contest is good government. It praises McKinley County Republicans for tax cuts, road work, and efficient schools while noting tax collection delays under a Hannett Democrat official.

Hannetties McKinley County Hannett-Zinn- Rollie Hannettites Tannett Democrat Hannett Board of County Commissioners

Remembering Thoreau and the Hannettites in the county race

The writer accuses the Hannettites of diverting from real issues with ancient history and Indian voting disputes. They urge voters to judge by records of efficiency and honesty rather than campaign mudslinging. They condemn prejudice and call for honest economical government.

Hannettites Thoreau

Hannettism Run Mad and the Martial Law Threat

A severely biased denunciation argues that Hannett exploits martial law to influence the McKinley County election. It cites past uses under Larrazolo and Mechem, claims he would disfranchise voters and intimidate through martial law, and questions support for good government and fairness.

Ag Tannett

Not Exact Truth In Las Cruces County Election Dispute

Judge Mechem objects to Governor Hannett's remarks on the Thoreau precinct in McKinley County. He says Hannett told the truth but omitted that a large number of votes were thrown out by election officials, affecting Bernalillo County and road workers.

Tas Cruces Edwin Mechom Hannett Necnaion Hellegian Thoreau Mechem Las Cruces McKinley County Prince and TI Tannett Otera Bernalillo

Record of Hannattite Control Slams Candidate Promises

The piece attacks Hannattite rule in McKinley County as wasteful and unfaithful while urging support for Uhiople. It accuses them of focusing only on the Indian vote and lacking a proven record of efficient government to guide voters.

McKinley Uhiople

San Juan election fears of ballot stuffing surface

The piece warns that Hannett supporters in San Juan County allegedly plan to stuff ballots to favor the Hannett ticket and calls for a Republican contest of the 1926 election in San Juan County. It notes McKinley County is blocked but sees a potential statewide challenge if San Juan is exploited.

Hannett Political Machine San Juan County Pw A. T. Hannett Hannett San Juan Republican McKinley County Jtaf

Hannett Criticized Over Hypocrisy in Prohibition Stance

The Roswell Record quotes strong local opinion accusing Governor Hannett of hypocrisy for opposing enforcement while claiming support. Voters skeptical of his enforcement claims, arguing he vetoed a key law as governor.

Roswell Hannett Texas New Mexico

Hannettite claim contrasts with Republicans in McKinley County

The piece argues A. T. Hannett and allies claim he should be re elected for roads schools and lower taxes while Republicans in McKinley County have actually done these things. It claims Hannett’s claims are false and asserts the record backs the Republican incumbents.

A. T. Hannett McKinley County Hannett Hannettites

Commissioners Seek Re election On Tax Reduction Record

Sharp Hanson J D Mowrer and Joe Menini current Board of County Commissioners tout their record in McKinley County They say tax rates were lowered while valuations fell and public funds were spent with value to the taxpayer They argue taxes must stay down and their record justifies re election

Sharp Hanson J. D. Mowrer Joe Menini Board of County Commissioners McKinley County

Dillon for Governor Pledges Honest Business Rule

R C Dillon, long a New Mexico resident, is proposed by the Republican convention as governor. He promises strict law enforcement, capable appointees, and nonpolitical road and financial oversight, aiming to rid state government of bossism and ensure development through business methods. His record and platform emphasize reliability and accountability.

New Mexico Republican State Convention Dick” Dillon Dillon Comptroller’s State Game and Fish Commission

The Honorable Rufus and the New Mexico Taxpayers

A fragment from a political tirade attacks the Honorable Rufus for a telegram at The Gallup Herald. It accuses him of bowing to a hidden chorus and warns taxpayers that figures may be juggled to shield him from accountability.

Rufus Gallup Herald Hannett Rufts Dauber Dauberville New Mexico

Another Democrat for Dillon Rally Draws Big Crowd

The piece notes many Democrats including Jas J Heaney John Simms Jacob Crist Montoya Gallegos Torres and hundreds more abandon Hannettism to join the Dillon camp. Critics retaliate by calling them Frogleg Democrats.

New Mexico Dillon Jas. J. Heaney John Simms Jacob Crist Montoya Gallegos Torres Hannettites

Frogleg Democrats Rally Against Hannettism

Political factions split as old time Democratic war-horses desert Hannettism branding opponents as Frogleg Democrats. The article notes a number of veterans breaking with Hannett to oppose the approach.

Hannett Democrats

Public funds used for telegrams objected by ex Comptroller official

The former Comptroller's Office employee protests a newspaper critique by telegram. He argues telegrams should be paid privately rather than with public money.

Comptroller

Dillon Promises Highways, Not Political Machine Gain

Republican gubernatorial hopeful R. C. Dillon asserted that if elected he would build and maintain highways for the traveling public, stressing the policy would not serve to build up or maintain a political machine.

R. C. Dillon

First Baptist Church Weekly Services Ad

Sunday School classes for all ages at 9 45 a m. Morning Worship at 11 a m includes a missionary message and a special offering. Junior B Y P U at 6 p m led by Mr Malone. Intermediate B Y P U at 6 80 p m led by Mrs Sneddon and Mrs Gruger. Senior B Y P U at 6 30 p m led by Mr Drigera. Evening Worship at 7 30 p m with an evangelistic message. Services in the County Court House. Friendly Church with a Friendly Greeting invites all to attend.

Malone Sneddon Gruger Driggera

Age of Judaism sermon at First Church on Sunday

Congregational Church led by Minister Wm H Elfring and Ernest J Fraser holds Morning Worship at 11 with the sermon The Age of Judaism and Evening Worship at 7:30 with The Men Who Win. Special music and a Sunday Evening Club for middle and high school youth meets at 6 with E J Fraser in charge of Current Events. Mrs Dundon and Mrs Curto sing at morning services.

E. J. Fraser Richard Dundon Philip Curto

Holy Spirit Church services notice for October Twenty First Sunday

Holy Spirit Church Episcopal invites parishioners to the October Twenty First Sunday after Trinity. Reverend J H Darling presides with Pearl Booth organist and John W Chapman choir master. Holy Communion at 8am Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11am titled The Second Coming. Offertory soprano solo by Pearl Booth. Church School at 9:45am. all are invited to attend.

Holy Spirit Church Episcopal J. H. Darling Pearl Booth John W. Chapman

Beginning Gregg Shorthand Class Offered by Mrs W P Bradley

A notice invites prospective students to join Gregg Shorthand lessons at 717 JE. Classes meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 6 30 to 7 30 with a 1 30 to 8 typing session. Claus starts Monday November 1. Books should be ordered now. Ay 4 10 28 11.

Gregg Claus

Lost items notice from Gallup Herald for Fort Defiance area

A lost black leather hand bag or item from September 27 near Pee Hhant ware Store on Fort Defiance road in Gallup. Contents include wear, shaving items, tools and a cacpeater. Finder to notify and claim reward.

G Nasune Ft. Defiance Road Gallup. Herald

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Advante Olana Gallup Chas. W. Davis Geo. A. Byus Railroad Avenue Gallup, New Mexico Hannettism Senta Fe Han Nett Larrazolo Inter the Record Hannett’s Hypocracy Frogleg Democrats First Baptist Church Harry P. Stagg W. T. Malone Vassar Union T. H. Seymour Bel Monte Corner Sixth West Coal Avenue
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