Barstow Printer Changes Hands and Local Focus
Editorial notes the Barstow Printer will be under new management and emphasize local news plus departments for rail workers school notes town topics mining and social affairs. It mentions staff changes with Oswald Wilson moving to Los Angeles and continuing in an official capacity, and introduces Palo Verde Valley Weekly Review boosters Olive Shepherd and J H Lightfoot.
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Barstow
Goldstone
Dick Mansfield
Oswald Wilson
Hssee
Los Angeles
Palo Verde Valley Weekly Review
Palo Verde
Olive Shepherd
J. H. Lightfoot
Age Sociate
Cheap Excursions to Mount Lowe Prove Popular
Pacific Electric keeps October fares for Mt. Lowe through November as demand stays strong. Round trip from Los Angeles to Alpine is 1.50 and from Pasadena 1.25, with five daily trips from LA and Pasadena, trips totaling about two hours to Alpine Tavern including meals optional.
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Mt. Lowe
Pacific Electric
California
Los Angeles
Alpine
Pasadena
Ye Alpine Tavern
Main St
Alpine Tavern
Local Dentist Grimes Travels to Los Angeles to Vote
Dr. Grimes departs on Sunday for Los Angeles to cast a vote in the general election. He plans to stay several days before returning to Barstow.
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Grimes
Los Angeles
Barstow
Progressive Candidate Seeks Reform in California Assembly
A Democratic candidate declares support for stronger Workman’s Compensation, faster benefit payment, worker voice in medical care, shorter waiting periods, abolition of for profit employment agencies, and an eight hour day. Endorses fewer, better laws, lower taxes, and efficient state administration.
High Ball notes and staff changes at the freight house
H Bell relieves Fred Angle as foreman at the freight house with Charlie Rowe taking an office post supporting Bell. Fred Angle travels to San Bernardino reporting optimism on amendments one and two. The Maverick freight train derailed near Kramer delaying traffic while four youths were injured near Muroc.
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H. Bell
Yard Office
Fred Angle
Freght House
Mr. Bell
San Bernardino
Charlie Rowe
Maverick
Santa Fe West
Kramer
Stick to Your Mother Jim A Poem
A poem urging Jim to remain loyal to his mother as she ages. It emphasizes filial duty as he works and travels, warns against neglect, and asks him to keep her happy and cared for before she passes away. The verses paint a railroad era image of nightly shifts and family devotion.
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Jim
Wilson policy gains backing from railroad leaders
In Long Branch New Jersey F D Underwood head of Hire Railroad and Robert S Lovett Union Pacific chair endorsed Wilson’s re election and piggyback agenda. Democratic leaders see their support as business backing the president amid Republican criticism of the eight hour railroad act.
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Long Branch
N.J
F. D. Underwood
Hire
Robert S. Lovett
Union Pacific
Wilson
Congress
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