Mrs. Louella Styles Vincent Honored by England Poetry Society
The Dal las educator and writer Mrs. Louella Styles Vincent is admitted to the Poetry Society of England. She has long been editor of the Dallas Penwomen and a member of the Texas Poetry Society. Her prose and verse have earned wide praise across the South.
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Louella Styles Vincent
Dallas
Enterprise
John, Jr
Southland
The
Dallas News
Penwomen
Dallas Penwomen
Poetry Society of England
Commentary on leadership and honesty in public office
The excerpt argues a leader can do as they please if they hold power, but warns a governor who uses office to enrich friends will face a collapse and lose public respect. It emphasizes personal integrity and accountability to friends, enemies, and the general public.
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Walton
The Commercial World Praised In Fort Worth Publication
The Commercial World is printed and published in Fort Worth by World Co Inc and edited by Upshur Vincent. It is a magazine style paper devoted to Fort Worth commercial interests, county and Texas news, with a two color cover and richly printed interior. The Mexican World is a weekly paper focusing on Mexico and opportunities with scenic views and southern Republic news.
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Commercial World
Ort Worth
the World Co., Inc
Upshur Vincent
Fort Worth
Tarrant County
Texas
Enterprise
Mexico
Republic
County and City Improvement Edition Lauded by Randall County News
The October 25 issue of Randall County News published by C. W. Warwick features a county and city improvement edition with forty eight pages. It includes halftone portraits of key figures in Canyon and scenes of local development along with extensive advertising across double and single pages.
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Randall County News
C. W. Warwick
Canyon
Enterprise praises Warwick for strong town paper
The Enterprise commends Bro Warwick and Canyon area supporters for producing a fine paper with lively local coverage. It lauds the town’s people for valuing a home newspaper that reflects and sustains local prosperity.
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Canyon
Evcn
Bro. Warwick
Charles Proteus Steinmetz A Master of American Science
The world honors Charles Proteus Steinmetz electrical wizard and educator who rose from a Breslau draftsman to lead roles at General Electric. He built the era’s greatest electrical laboratory, funded research, led scientific societies, and valued service over wealth, exemplifying American opportunity.
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Charles Proteus Steinmetz
America
United States
Steinmetz
Breslau
Germany
New York
General Electric Company
District Court Convenes November 19 Heavy Docket
The November term of the district court opens Monday at 10 a.m. Judge Gibbs presides. Four indictments from Ward county include two murders and two robberies with firearms. Civil cases listed for trial include Guaranty State Bank vs Calloway and others. Also notes local insurance and a Pecos Barstow football report.
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Gibbs
Ward
Hayes
C.W. Howard
el Paso
Pyote
W. S. Ham
Arthur Hayes
Roddy
Pecos
Water Users’ Association For
Guaranty State Bank and Trust Co
C. F. Calloway
Alphonse Klohe
Mack Camp
Ramsey Oil Co
J. D. Granger
First National Bank
Wenna Simmons
R. C. Warn
R. N. Sewell
P. J. Hammond
Adolph Klohe
Marvin D. Cowan
Mary W. Green
A. S. Harper
Shoellhoff Co
J. W. Moore
Prewit Lumber Co
Sunshine Oil Co
Oklahoma Stockyards Bank
W. D. Hudson
Pecos Valley State Bank
John Z. Means
W. F. Alexander
Jaé. B. Howard
Grace Morrison
Lou Duncan
Responsibility for Highway Accidents Remains with Government
An editorial argues the high rate of highway deaths stems from road design and maintenance failures rather than speed or headlights. It urges national trunk highways and stricter state and local road standards to reduce wrecks, warning government indifference shares responsibility unless proper construction is adopted.
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United States
Divorce suit and juror lists in Pecos district court
The state files forfeit bonds against H Duncan Joe Smith Frank Jones Pancho Martinez and W L Connelly in a divorce case of Irma Duke versus Joe Duke. Other terms list petit and grand jurors for November 1923 with names and locales including Pecos and Carlsbad New Mexico. Dr J A Leeman has learned his sister in law Mrs Sarah E Cox is seriously ill in Carlsbad NM and recently turned ninety nine.
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F. J. Billingslea
T. Crum
Barney Hubbs
A. A. Kinney
D. J. Hayes
Clinton Ezell
J. W. Brooks
Roger White
Walter Browning
L. M. Pittman
M. W. Collie
Monroe Stack
E. B. Conger
John Wendt
W C. Edmondson
Floyd Brownlee
M. D. Cowan
M. R. Carpenter
H. C. Bryan
Carl Eddings
C. R. Duncan
W. M. Day
G. B. Finley
T. S. Ingle
F. P. Gentry
C. D. Barlow
John Bush
W.B. Collings
Pat Fulgim
B. H. Palmer
G. A. Maley
E. F. Fuqua
H. F. Anthony
E. Hall
T. M. Kelley
H. R. Anderson
Claude Elkins
J. W. Goode
W. R. Glasscock
R. S. Burchard
D. K. Tudor
Rudolph Hoef
R. F. Kelton
Chas. Fitzgerald
Dee Davis
H. T. Collier
C. C. Goss
W. D. Harris
L. S. Farr
John Brocat
S. P. Honeycutt
J. H. Oglesby
W. A. Knapp
E. W. Backus
B. G. Smith
Lee Driver
J. B. Hudson
T. G. Ashe
Ray Arnold
J. C. Hollebeke
R. L. Baker
C. M. Honaker
W. E. Gould
T. A. Odell
J. A. Leeman
Sarah E. Cox
Carlsbad
N. M
Cox
Pecos
Dr. Leeman
Leeman
Hunters Return From Mountain Hunt With Bucks
The party led by tno. B. Howard returned from the mountains without game at first but later three bucks were brought down. Rev. Garner and Rev. C. A. Johnson with E. A. Brack joined. Brack obtained a buck. The editor and family enjoyed venison steaks from the hunt and praised the trip. Harry Anderson hunted with friends at Lobo but did not bag a buck. Ben Palmer and Osughholz have not yet returned, while Jack Hubbs visits Pecos from Fort St. a business trip.
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Tno
B. Howard
Garner
C. A. Johnson
E. A. Brack
Mr. Brack
Harry Anderson
Lobo
Ben Palmer
Osughholz
Man of Mason News Killed In Hunting Accident
Martin V. Loring 32 editor and associate owner of the Mason News was instantly killed by an accidental rifle discharge while hunting with companions. He rose from underbrush and the gun fired into his side and neck. He leaves a widow and three young daughters. The Mason News, now in its forty fifth year, has long been published by the Loring family with his father the longtime publisher.
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Mason
Martin V. Loring
The
Mason News
V. M. Loring
Pecos
Carlsbad
Kinney
Hs Son
Reed
Mr. Loring
Texas
Loring
Somunderbrush
Tennessee
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Reeves County Record
Pecos Times
John Hibdon
Geen Ae Boies
American Press Assoc
District Court
H. Smith
R. L. Wigley
Effida Bonella
Bonita Bonella
Jesus Jamie
Fippe Jamie
of Insurance
E. L. Collings Insurance Company
Barstow
Cowan
Tillman Durdin
Jack Hubbs
Fort Sto
Frank Joplin
Hall
Cunningham
Winslett
M. C
Buchanan
Tex
Toyah Bell
Bell and Wells
I. E. Smith
H. & T. C. By Co. Survey
Loving County
Bell
Toyah-Bell Wells
J. A. Law
S. Hervard Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
Vickers. Phong
Graz- Vrite
Orient Hotel
Fountain
A. C. Stanberry
P. S
Owls
Stan
Draughon’s
Practical Business College
Abilene Texas
Minit
Generes Se
Toliver
Bill
Reguy
B.H. Palmer
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