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Newspaper

The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1919

Page

8

Notice of Sheriff's Sale Under Execution

State of Nowo Mexico McKinley County district court case Rod EMITHA Jr Pintoutte and Julian Chavezs wife and daughter are defendants in P No 1b2. The sale is ordered under execution and details follow in official notice.

Mckinley County State OF New Mexico State of Nowo-Mexico McKinley Thew District Rod Emitha Jr Pintouite Julian Chavez Defendanta Wala Laintii Sald Smith's New Mexico Nortlhionat Aald County S J McCamant Mckkinley County Mexico County of

Public Lands Commissioner Announces Notices NM 1919

N A Field commissioner of public lands for New Mexico publishes first notice September 27 1919 with layt publication December 18 1919 detailing state land matters and official actions for public record.

State OF New Mexico Mckinley Commissioner’ of Public Lands Santa Fe Congress Commiisioner of Public Lands Gallup Commissioner of Public Lands N. A. Field State of New Mexico

Denies the League Will Bring Perpetual Peace

Former Federal Judge Henry S. Priest argues against the League of Nations, warning it could threaten independence. He says the question will decide whether the United States remains free or becomes bound by European powers, urging resistance to ceding happiness and liberty for distant peace.

Henry S. Prést Hiram W. Johnson California Coliseum St. Louis Priest League of Nations League Judag

Congressman Cooper Blasts Boston Police Strike

Representative John G. Cooper of Ohio, a former locomotive engineer and Republican, urges American workers to oppose bolshevist tendencies in the Boston police strike. He says police who quit undermine law and fuel mob rule, and warns actions will aid those seeking to overthrow government for a Soviet system like Russia.

Washington D. C John G. Cooper Ohio Congress America Boston Cit Russia

Whitcomb Springs Boys School Opens In Sandia Mountains

Professor H Davis founder of Evans School for Boys in Mesa Arizona acquires a Sandia tract at Whitcomb Springs to host a new 20 pupil collegiate preparatory program. Plans call for remodeling the buildings and grounds and relocating the school term next year. Applicants undergo standards with the main requirement that each pupil be physically sound and fit for an outdoor life. Each student will have an individual horse and no automobiles.

H Davis Evans School For Boys Mesa Arizona Sandia Mountains Whitcomb Springs Evans School Cing Whch

Wilson’s Views in 1914 and Now at Barry Monument

The article compares President Wilson’s 1914 Barry monument speech about national independence with today’s stance. It emphasizes refusing entangling alliances, pursuing America’s own life, and maintaining strength to stay just, progressive, honorable, and enlightened.

Butte Mont.) Post Washington, D. C Wilson America Washington

League Above US Government? Wilson's Peace Treaty Debate

The York Dispatch notes disagreement over President Wilson’s stance that the League of Nations covenant is bigger than the United States government. Senator Wadsworth argues it would exceed the people if it surpassed the government, while Wilson ties world security to ratification. The piece frames the treaty as central to U.S. participation in world affairs after WWI.

York Wilson League of Nations United States Wadsworth League” ‘of Nations United States Senate

Harris of Georgia Criticizes Wilson Over Administration

Sen Harris of Georgia, once Wilson’s pick for Senate, launches a resolution condemning how several departments handle foreign commerce. He asks for detailed cost and work reports from each department, arguing duplication and waste, while noting Congress gave the President power to transfer duties and reorganize.

Washington United States Senate Harris Congress

Untitled Notes on Ethical Taboo and Pasture Use

Fragmentary text discusses taboos and merit recognition. Mentions cows kept for institutional use and pasture access in the vicinity. Context unclear, no clear event or names.

Last Rites for F. F. W. Meyers Noted Public Official

Gallup locals report the last rites for FF Meyers held last Saturday at his residence with broad attendance. Reflections praised his public service and trust in office, free from party lines. Sunday funeral for George T Brown drew crowds as autos lined the street to the Gallup Mortuary. Masonic services honored Brown, a businessman for the Gallup American Coal Co and respected citizen.

FF. W. Meyers Geo. T. ‘Brown Gallup Mortuary George Brown Gallup. Américan Coal Co

New Mexico School of Mines Opens With Large Enrollment

Socorro NM September 15 opening marks the largest enrollment in the history of the New Mexico School of Mines. Many new students are veterans with 26 states and nine foreign countries represented. Dormitories are overcrowded prompting President Illinski to seek temporary additions and future larger housing to support continued growth. The institution aims to meet high demand in mining and engineering fields and expects to rank among top technical schools.

Socorro N. M Act New Mexico School of Mines School of Mines Illinski New Mexico State School of Mines

Educational guidance innovation aids University of New Mexico students

At the University of New Mexico in Rodey Hall twenty tables form a horseshoe, with representatives from each department ready to counsel students before final registration. The new setup lets students obtain personal guidance on choosing courses, aligning studies with individual abilities and societal goals.

Albuquerque Oct University of New Mexico Rodey’ Hall Rodey Hall

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