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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1924

Page

3

The Passing Bay Reflects on Prohibition at Texas Convention

In Austin for the State Democratic Convention Governor Neff notes rangers enforcing laws, with about 3,000 people present. Two delegates were briefly arrested on liquor scent but released. one Austin citizen faced whiskey possession and a bellboy faced a booze charge. The piece argues strict enforcement teaches respect for laws and links intolerance of hatred to Christian doctrine.

Austin Texas Neff Port Arthur Lamesa Compton Crockett Houston Beeville Damitza Oil & Gas Co Ges San Angelo Reagan County Dallas Allen Commerce Erway Streets Waco McLennan Ennis Haskell Operon Victoria Victoria County Athe el Paso—Certified Car Company Inc Perry Tire Company Panhandle Dallas—Santa Fe City Skelly Oil Oil Company Burnett Texas & Pacific Railroad Company Good Street Pa Avenue Athens Memphis Hall County Bell Hall Ward Dallas-Dalton-Denton Bastrop Medina City Key County San Antonio the Immaculate Heart of F _Fabine el Ps Electric el Paso Electra—Masonic Edgar Allen Com. Bryan Allen Academy

Oil developments near Pecos and Artesia fields spark drill activity

The Upper Pecos Valley Enterprise reports ongoing drilling in the Pecos, Artesia, and Fort Stockton regions. Key wells such as Picher No. 1 and Illinois No. 3 show promising oil and gas shows, with 24 hour shifts and new contracts fueling rapid progress.

Pecos Valley Fort Stockton Big Lake Artesia Pecos Picher Ohio Oil Company Illinois Picher Oil and Gas Co Michel Cronin F. G. Keyes J. D. Atwood Roswell A. D. Whitten Tulsa Oklahoma Trippet and Hall Amarillo Oscar Howard Walker Michell Illinois No. 4 No. 3 Ilinois Ben Peckenpough Ohio Oil Co Illinois Block Brainard No. 1 Cole Et al Gray Boys Gray Rowell No. 1 New State Oil Co

Brownwood Man Wakes in Fort Worth Hospital After Train Ride

A Brownwood man slept on a train bound for Fort Worth and woke to find himself hospitalized there. The incident raises questions about how he arrived in the Texas city and what happened during the journey.

Fort Worth

Dear Doc Counseling Hair Loss Advice

A health columnist replies with practical tips to prevent hair loss. The guidance emphasizes scalp care, nutrition, and avoiding excessive tension or stress on the hair.

Our Health Department Doc D. D D.D

Trade figures dip in July 1924 vs 1923 in US

The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce shows July 1924 imports at 276 818 940 and exports at 276 739 329, both down from July 1923. The trade balance swung from a 14 752 258 surplus to a 79 611 deficit, with raw materials imports dropping while food groups rose and manufactures held steady.

Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce United States

Two Presidential Candidates Compared On Eloquence And Ability

The piece contrasts Democrat John W Davis with Republican Calvin Coolidge and cites praise for Davis from a Supreme Court attorney role and English regard. It questions Coolidge’s intellect and leadership, contrasting it with historical figures like Theodore Roosevelt and Harding. The column weighs intellectual power and legal skill in selecting a president.

Davis United States Supreme Court England Woodrow Wilson Frank R. Kent Baltimore Sun Coolidge Harding Mr. Coolidge Theodore Roosevelt Warren G. Harding John W. Davis Aca John

Forecast of the 1924 Election The Field Narrows

A Current Opinion piece forecasts a tight 1924 race with Coolidge leading, Davis and Bryan challenging, La Follette and Foster in the fray. It analyzes electoral math and pivot states, noting Catholic and labor votes, regional strengths, and the possibility of a congressional contingency if no candidate wins a majority.

America Coolidge Dawes John W. Davis Charles W. Bryan la Follette William Z. Foster Congress Agag United States Dawe Davis Bryan Walsh Montana Prairie States Tennessee Oklahoma New Mexico Arianta West Virginia Maryland Missouri Nebraska Idaho Nevada Colorado Rhode Island Indiana Ohio California Oregon Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Dakotas Lake States Mississippi Kansas Utah Orepén Wyoming Washington House of Representatives House L. F Senate Enner Bryan William Jennings Bryan

Editorial View of Coolidge by W Davis in Houston Chronicle

An editorial argues that if ability is the test, Calvin Coolidge should be chosen, asserting no hesitation in supporting his qualifications. The Houston Chronicle frames the comparison as a judgment of competence and leadership.

Arabia W. Davis Calvin Coolidge The Houston Chronicle

Fort Worth Petition Circulated For Water District 1 Vote

Citizens circulate a proposal in Tarrant County to create Water Improvement District No. 1 with an estimated expenditure of about 10 million dollars for conservation and flood control projects.

Fort Worth Petion Tarrant County

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