Republican Resolutions Condemn Falsehoods and Defend McKinley County
McKinley county Republicans in convention pledge loyalty to the party platform adopted in Chicago 1920 and endorse nominees. They accuse Democrats of slander and call voters to inspect county records, condemn Wilson administration waste, praise state governance, and urge tax fairness, road building, and teacher salaries. They demand better labor capital relations and nonpartisan tax reform.
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Platform Adopted by Republican Convention in Albuquerque
Platform endorses Chicago Republican platform, opposes Wilsons internationalism, warns against surrender of sovereignty, and condemns Woodrow Wilson. Praises Fall and Hernandez, endorses state budget measures, notes enfranchisement of women, supports health and welfare boards, guardianship reform, and a protective tariff. cites tax savings of 2,710,495.80.
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Mechem Nominated Republican Governor At New Mexico Convention
At the Republican state convention in New Mexico Judge Merritt Mechem won the gubernatorial nomination on the third ballot after vote changes across counties. Bernalillo and Colfax shifted to Mechem, boosting his tally beyond the needed majority. The surge prompted a move to declare the nomination unanimous.
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American Legion Names Chapman Department Commander
J We Chapman of Gallup was elected department commander of the American Legion in New Mexico at the state convention held last week in Roswell. The Gallup man received recognition for this important post in the Legion.
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Albuquerque Day at Interstate Fair Draws Visitors
The Albuquerque Day at the county fair promises lower excursion rates for visitors from Gallup to Albuquerque. County Agent Powers aims to boost attendance and entertainment with special railroad rates and attractions on the last fair day.
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Quote on overwork and underwork echoes in industry
A terse line reflects the paradox of labor exhaustion, noting that those perished from overwork are balanced by many worn by underwork. The aphorism comments on worker fatigue and a broader critique of labor conditions.
Public Schools Open for Team
School opened Tuesday September 7 with superintendent Roy L White principal Heather Keneamore and 14 teachers listed across grades. Enrollment totals 681 students in kindergarten through high school with 506 in grades and 175 in high school and freshman through senior divisions. Principal hopes parents visit soon to discuss definite plans for the term.
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Ramos-Ramos wedding announcement
Ramos-Ramos Thomas Ramod and Miss Dolorez Ramos were married Tuesday afternoon by Judge Schauer. The groom is a well known young man of the area and the bride a charming young woman with many friends. Heartiest wishes are extended for their happiness and prosperity.
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Bursum Delivers Keynote at Largest New Mexico G.O.P. Meet
H O Bursum chaired and spoke to the biggest New Mexico Republican convention on record in Albuquerque. He defended the party’s stance against the League of Nations and Wilsonian policy while urging voters to back Harding and Coolidge.
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