Vanderbilt heir launches newspaper service under family name
In a rare glimpse of wealth and influence, Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr leads the Vanderbilt Newspaper Service. A former reporter on a modest salary, he now aims to publish material drawn from inner circles of finance and industry while avoiding exploitation or overt socialist views. The community watches his progress with mixed interest. The Methodist revival concludes after two weeks, praised for sermons by Rev. L. L. Thurston that uplift the town and foster unity among churches and citizens.
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Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Young Vanderbilt
Newark Herald
Metropolitan
Young Vanderbit
Methodist Church
L. L. Thurston
Pecos
Board of Stewards
Brad Thurston
Thomas L. Blanton
Congress
Enterprise
Blanton
House
Senate
Department of Government
United States
Washington
George Gould to Live Abroad Amid Public Scrutiny
The piece notes George Gould plans permanent residence abroad with his wife after settling Gould family affairs in the United States. It contrasts past sensational public attention on the Gould family with Edith Kingdon’s respected role and calls Pecos readers to support local revival workers financially, urging donations and fair compensation for the pastor and choir leader.
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George Gould
Gould
Anna
Simon
George
Zella Nicoulas
Edith Kingdon
Moth
Deeper Issue of the Strike Editorial Summary
The Dallas News editorial outlines the strike dilemma noting workers may choose to strike or cross picket lines. It argues government roles and the potential test of public sentiment as the conflict unfolds. The piece questions whether authorities can influence or resolve the standoff without broader societal impact.
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Dallas News
Government duty to uphold railroad strike authority
The piece argues the strike tests the Railroad Labor Board’s authority and the government must ensure railroads have workers to fill vacated posts. It warns that a strikers victory could undermine Congress created authority and urges protecting the economic test without violence. It contrasts with framing and urges restraint on coercion.
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Railroad Labor Board
Congress
Labor Board
Big company to take over Toyah Lube Refinery plans
Lanier reports Toyah field gains as Toyah Freano Oil Co No 5 hits pay sand at 91 feet near Toyab Pit Syndicate shaft. Hughes foresees refinery setup in Toyah. Jet Oil Co blend aims to mix Toyah Lube with California oil. Telegram says readiness to act pending word.
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B. C. Lanier
Lanier & Harris
Toyah
Toyah-Freano Oil Co
Toyab-Pit
Hughes
California
Lanier
Jet Oil Company
San Diego
Pecos Mercantile Company Reelects Directors and Pays Dividend
The Pecos Mercantile Company stockholders and directors met Monday the 10th and re elected W. D. Cowan as president W. D. Johnson as vice president A. G. Taggart as treasurer and general manager R. D. Gage J. F. Joyce J. B. Pruitt new director J. C. Wilson elected director and secretary A ten percent dividend was paid The Enterprise reports no updates from Hershenson or Los Pecos Wells.
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Pecos Mercantile Company
W. D. Cowan
Pecos
W. D. Johnson
Kansas City
A. G. Taggart
R. D. Gage
Port Gibson
Miss
J. F. Joyce
Carlsbad
N. M
J. B. Pruitt
J. C. Wilson
Taggart
Tanlac advertised for rheumatism relief and vitality
Tanlac claims to cure rheumatism by toning vital organs and boosting their function to purify the body. Sold by Pecos Drug Company.
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Tanlac
Pecos Drug Company
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Pecos Valley News
Reeves County Record
Consolidated
Ratecprice
Pecos Times
John Hibdon
Texas
Sons OF the
Idle Rich
Toyah Lube Refinery
Hershenson Or
Los Pecos
R. P. Hicks
Slage's Garage
Aurthur J. Linn
Union Trust Bldg
Washington, D. C
Carishbad
Treasury Department
J. B. Wilson
Enterprise Office
United States Railroad Labor Board
J. L. Lancaster
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