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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
3
Emil Atard explains France’s stance on Ruhr occupation as a lawful collection of coal and forest reparations under the Versailles terms. He argues Germany failed to meet coal deliveries, notes repeated concessions by Allies, and asserts France’s entitlement to compensation for ruined mines and factories.
A playful look at a summer day featuring a water workout with rowers and a carefree picnic. The piece blends sports imagery with outdoor leisure as heat and sunshine shape the scene.
The ad touts Hayes Healing Honey as a cough stopper and Grove Open-Trate Salve for chest and throat applied to children. It notes a bundled package offering both remedies for 35 cents, with emphasis on cough relief and cold treatment.
Austin reports the department of American history at the University of Texas curates a large archive of early American, Texas and Mexican newspapers. The collection includes copies of the first US newspaper 1704, the Gazeta de Mexico, the Texas Gazette of 1829, and the early Texas Republican and Texas Courier efforts, with limited surviving copies.
Settlement of the Texas and Pacific Railroad shopmen strike ends after a referendum. About 1,400 workers may return to work and receive reemployment preference as of now. The pact, mediated by State Labor Commissioner J. S. Myers, covers shopmen machinists boilermakers blacksmiths sheet metal workers carmen electricians and some oilers and firemen at Fort Word Spring Marshall Shreveport and minor shops. Seniority was not discussed.
Oakland museum researchers search the Supai Indian reservation forty miles northwest of the Grand Canyon for traces of a prehistoric giant race. They cite a Nevada find of an eight foot tall shoe impression and earlier Supai fossils suggesting a more advanced prehistoric people.
The text proposes an idea to increase work by fat male employees by requiring them to wear suspenders so they can work with both. It lacks context and concrete details but presents a discriminatory workplace concept.
In a clipped exchange, gossip claims a woman accepted a ring from a man she barely knew. A counter remark labels the subject a telephone operator, underscoring local chatter and reputational stakes.
The speaker denounces selfishness and devotion to money over principle, alleging business leaders and politicians have mortgaged their souls. He laments loss of true statesmanship and religious loyalty, calling for uncompromising fidelity to ideals and duties.
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