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Pecos Enterprise in Pecos, Texas

30 Nov 1923

Page 5

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Pecos Enterprise

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Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1923

Page

5

The Port of Missing Men

Hal Duncan and Claude Shipp seek the vanished Joe Hill and other county men as a Mexican raiding group leads them to Dead Man's Well. Shipp escapes captivity in a cedar brake and faces the peril of the cave prison while Duncan calls for aid in a moonlit pursuit.

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Samuel Posey Joe Hill Claude Hal Duncan Claude Shipp Shipp Joe Duncan Dunk Dan Post Mountain Ian Sherrard Jack Fields Jim Jim Dennis Ender Hal Dale Yen Gonzales Kentucky Whipperwill High Ki Cedar Brake
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Abolish Electoral College and direct national elections urged

A Sacramento Bee editorial attacks the electoral college as undemocratic and urges abolishing it and direct election of national executives. It criticizes the unit and two thirds rules, cites past defiance by electors, and calls for reforms to allow true majority rule and independent candidacy. It notes political agitation in 1923 and asks why grapes fetch high prices in New York markets.

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Giving Christmas at First Presbyterian Church Seattle

The Sunday School visits homes on Christmas Eve to bless families with baskets. Recipients are aided to rise and later visited again to encourage them to give next Christmas. The program aims to make giving a year round blessing and invites others to join.

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