Changes in Laws on Mexicos Oil News to Capital
Unclear OCR text fragment discusses proposed legal changes affecting Mexico's oil sector and related capital impacts. Mentions government, press notes, and industry reactions, but readable details are limited and largely garbled.
Gas and Electric Rate Cut Sought in Boston
A state utility inquiry seeks to lower gas and electric rates. The case, brought by representative Henri D. L. Stiattureh of Boston, aims to reduce household bills.
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Boston
Gary
Department of Obi Utilities
Henri DL
Stiattureh
Fire Board and Joe Appointment Status in Question
Fragmentary report indicates fire board likely unchanged with Joe receiving new assignment. Text references Meathen, Righter, and Olt Highter as potential commissioners and talks of reorganizing bodies, with election terms expiring and uncertain returns.
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Wien
Ani
Wits
Atenday
Tom Reguolera Tealer
Inaimings
Zenit
Commissiona
Powe
U S Leadership Threatened View in London
The Daily News argues that European observers fear a sharp shift in U S leadership, warning that a proposed intervention against Nicaragua could backfire by alienating Latin America and undermining U S credibility abroad. The piece contends Europe may view American policy as reckless and risk widening tensions in the Caribbean region.
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London
Dec
Amecion
Daily News
Latin America
Mexico
Ito
Europe
Chow
Amerton
Cochicie
America
Ameren
Fos Wildin
Rockefeller offers land for New York park
Joby Rockefeller Jr offers New York City parkland valued at 5 million dollars to the city. The Rockefeller family proposes the gift if the city maintains the park, with the announcement tied to estate holdings and surrounding figures.
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Rockefeller
N. Y. Park
New York
Joby Rockefeller, Jr
Hoeadelles
Borah warns U.S. to avoid trick in Nicaragua dispute
Senate foreign relations chair Borah urges vigilance against intervention in Nicaragua. He cites reports from Admiral Latimer and support from Obregon, stressing policy aims to protect American lives and property without warships or direct meddling. He favors withdrawal once Americans are safely protected.
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U. S
Nicaragua
Washington
United Stated
Harman Borah
Senate
Goo Atat
Amedean
Kells
Crom
Julian Latimer
Remmonn
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Wheeler
Trnsdell
Louisiana
Diaz
Obreron
Borah
Alvaro Obregon
Amexico
Obregon
Sovernment
Nichagan
Kansas Breeding Shows Rapid Growth in Fur Bearing Game
A new industry has spread across Kansas with many fur bearing game breeders appearing. In five years the fish and game department issued 105 breeders permits, with 38 for mink breeding and 14 for rag calf? etc. The article notes licenses for fox, minks, waterfowl, and other breeding practices, signaling a growing agricultural niche in the state.
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Preka
Kan. de
Kansas
Fish and Hame
Building Board Budget Shows Gut
The budget report reveals a reduced appropriation for the Board of Telling Corn for the coming year, noting a decrease in SEA funds and a new requisition, with $46,750 previously allowed and $16,000 in the new request. In New York, the Cunard liner Proncenia grounded near San Juan, Porto Rico, and was freed after about a day and a half.
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Asohivar
Walter
Yesseydane
New York
San Juan
Porto Rieu
Kingston
Jaw
Brinconia
One Death Occurs for Each 712 Cars in Connecticut State
A National Conference study shows Connecticut had 250 080 automobiles registered with 352 fatalities last year. The state led the nation in high auto death rates, with one death per 712 cars, and Connecticut ranked fourth for fatality rates among states. The report urges stronger regulations and safety campaigns as auto fatalities rise nationwide.
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Man Wing
Telegram
Washington, D.C
Connecticut
National Conference On
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Mioria
New Jersey
Wyonne
Florida First
Florida
Offer
National Conference
Oan Street and Highway Safety
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Hoover
United States
New York
Eskimos Evolution Idea Raises Ancient Humans Debate
In Wustington Germany Dr Knud Rasmusven outlines a theory that Eskimos have an evolution idea tied to a belief of early humans transforming from animals to men. He cites a period when beings are said to have shifted from animal forms to humans, noting Mrs Nehinte as a named figure in early creation myths.
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Capy
Knud Rasmusven
Eskimo Telkiere
Raeintassen
National Geographis
Bariety
Quman
Niles
Untitled obituary text mentioning Lord and local service details
The article appears to be a fragmented obituary or memorial item. It references a person named Theo Lord and mentions a self-made man theme. Details include a service at Huntington Road and a luncheon, with attendees and arrangements noted in broken phrases. The text also hints at a university or inter national student involvement and a benevolent event.
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Righter
U.S
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Theo
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Tomas
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Amast
Meade Fortune
Bible Students Service
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Huntington Road
Luneheon
the Smith
Murray
Fairfield
Oxford
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Uncle Sam
Chambray
Men’s Union
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Venice
Jersey
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