Mexican oil report sparks dispute over reserves
New York June 16 statements that Mexican oil production was falling were labeled bear propaganda by Herbert G Wylie vice president of Pan-American Petroleum. Wylie criticized J A Phelans report as unreliable and claimed Mexico holds vastly larger proven oil territory and reserves exceeding Phelans figures. He cited USGS director George Otis Smith stating Mexico has about 10 000 square miles of proved area and 4 500 000 000 barrels in discovered fields.
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New York
J. A. Phelan
Shipping Board
Herbert G. Wylie
Pan-American Petroleum & Transportation Co
Mexican Petroleum Co
State Department
Wylie
Phelan
Mexico
Chinampa-Amatlan- Naranjos-Zacamiztle
Mr. Wylie
George Otis Smith
United States Geological Survey
We Live and Learn A Labor Price Debate
A year ago prices were believed unable to drop for three to five years and wages and production costs were set to resist reductions. The piece argues prices were fixed on a non competitive basis and that the system of production, labor, and distribution relied on false assumptions. It highlights that producers of raw materials raised prices, shifting costs across the economy.
The Card House of Inflation Collapses Under Price Wage War
The piece explains a chain of price and wage hikes led by manufacturers and workers as demand for higher costs grows. As both sides refuse to yield, economic law finally topples the inflated structure, leaving a new push for a sound foundation and renewed progress.
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Sofe
Old Man Economic Law
Privileges Don’t Survive Privileges in Modern Laws
A dated editorial argues that special laws and wage deals create imbalances across industries and nations. It warns that benefits to one group can harm others, forcing workers or owners to seek alternatives. It urges recognition of mutual constraints and a common economic balance.
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Brick Layers Union
Interdependence and Fairness Amid Past Year Struggles
The passage argues that communities cannot sustain special advantages for any group at others' expense without harming everyone. It notes attempts and failures observed over the past year.
Fishing treaty alleged to hurt U S interests in Pacific Northwest
Washington officials discuss a suspected Wilson era accord with Great Britain that would favor Canada in Pacific fisheries. The full treaty details remain secret as executives sessions limit disclosure. Senator Jones hinted at flaws by proposing a salmon protection amendment in a resolution to urge a treaty.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Pacific Northwest
Department of Commerce
Redfield
Senator Jones
Pacific Ocean
Government by men and the scope of laws and regulations
Senator Reed Smoot of Utah debated a resolution on information about the number of insurance policies reinstated by the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. The exchange centered on whether regulations fall under existing laws and the dangers of regulations surpassing statutory limits.
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Reed Smoot
Utah
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Smoot
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Apoet
Sinant
Sewing Bees Revived To Aid European Relief
Old fashioned sewing bees are revived across nine central division states to supply garments for destitute children in central and eastern Europe. under Herbert Hoover as chairman the effort seeks 282000 garments and 38000 layettes toward 2250000 needed articles.
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Red Cross
Europe
European Relief Council
Herbert Hoover
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Wyoming
American Red Cross
Vacancies Grow in Wyoming Post Offices
Washington notes report multiple Wyoming post offices with open vacancies as readers inquire about filling dates. Delays result from executive order of May 10 and ensuing civil service commission rule changes.
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Wyoming
Civil Service Commission
Packer Bill Advances as Mondell Flags Tariff Reform
Wyoming congressman Mondell reports progress on post office examinations for postmasters and calls for navy admissions while the Hagen packer bill clears the House. He urges tariff reform on scoured wool and promotes rapid action on veterans services. Archdeacon Dray leads St Andrews service. Basin Market cattle records filed for May 1921.
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Post Office Department
Congressman Mondell
Navy Department
Naval Academy
Wyoming
Mondell
Hagen Packer
House
Congress
West
Agricultural Department
Senate
Ways and Means
Tariff Commission
House ,of Representatives
Treasury Department
Burlington Limited Ride Prompt
Brief note urges boarding a Burlington limited train. Focuses on travel instruction and the action of getting aboard a named service. Mentions no specific date or station in the readable text.
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