Mexican oil fields cap able of 1 500 000 barrels per day
Mexico City reports a 1.5 million barrel per day capacity for Mexican oil fields, with exports in 1917 1918 at about 50 million barrels each year. The dispute over Article 27 of the 1917 constitution prompts Mexican government and foreign oil companies lining up to court action, while nationalization negotiations risk changing long standing private titles and leases valued at about 300 million dollars in U S and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Commission Monetaria
Courts of Justice
Supreme Court of Justice
Mexico
United States
LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE Endorsed By E. W. Grove
An advertorial note proclaims LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE superior to ordinary tonics for its tonic and laxative effects. It claims the medication does not affect the head or nerves and mentions a signature by E. W. Grove.
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E. W. Grove
Welfare conference to cover state discussions in October
Texas social welfare conference will take place in Dallas October 27 to 29 with delegates from state institutions and welfare groups. Governor Hobby urges attendance by heads of state-operated institutions. Owen R. Lovejoy will lecture on child labor and lead discussions. Dr Mae Agnes Hoskins speaks on child health. preliminary meetings begin October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas Conference On Social Welfare
W. P. Hobby
Elmer L. Scott
Owen R. Lovejoy
National Conference of Social Welfare
Frank W. Wozencraft
Davis Beard Wedding in Bryan Area
Milton Davis of Brownwood and Miss Gertrude Beard of Edge united in marriage at the bride’s home last night at eight. Davis works with Pouncy and Davis garage in Bryan. Beard is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Beard of Edge. They will reside with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Pouncy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton FE. Davis
Brownwood
Gertrude Beard
Edge
Mr. Davis
Pouncy & Davis Garage
Bryan
Miss Beard
T. W. Beard
Edge Community
Mrs. Davis
C. L. Pouncy
Young couple united in marriage at First Baptist Church
At the 11 o'clock service Sunday, Dr. John A. Held officiated a wedding uniting Miss Wealthia O. Smith and William H. Hilton of the city. The couple will reside in Bryan for now.
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First Baptist Church
John A. Held
Wealthia O. Smith
William H. Hilton
Bryan
De Valera Starts U S Visit To Seek Irish Aid
Eamonn de Valera president of the Irish Republic left New York for Philadelphia on the first leg of a swing around the country to gain moral and financial support for his republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eamonn de Valorea
City Tax Base Up Sharply in Bryan County Wide Rise
Tax assessor figures show Bryan property values rise by 310 800 over last year with city and county combined increases totaling 510 371. Bryan total valuation reaches 3 688 262 about one third of county, city real estate 2 425 955 up 233 280, personal property 1 262 200 up over 6 percent. City tax rate up to 1.60 from 1.45 per hundred, 15 cents adding to fund power plant and equipment. City revenue up to 59 000, an increase of 10 000 over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Strengthens Blood and Energy
Purifies and enriches the blood with iron and quinine to restore energy and appetite. A familiar tonic praised for over thirty five years, marketed as a pleasant iron quinine syrup sold at drug stores for 60 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
Must Churches Solve Labor Problems Institute Conference Opens
Representatives of seventy five evangelical denominations meet at the Hotel Pennsylvania for a two day conference on industrial unrest. Dr Fred B Fisher of the Interchurch World Movement calls the event an epoch in religious history and urges active church involvement in social and economic questions. The program covers unrest organized labor living standards immigration and moral issues.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Fred B. Fisher
Interchurch World Movement of North America
Interchurch World Movement
Cleveland
White House
International Labor Congress
Washington
Taft
Wilson
Frank A. Vanderlip
Howard Coonley
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Warren E. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Col
David Carnegie
England
F. J. McConnel
Episcopal Church
Frank Crouch
Industrial Commission
Protestant Episcopal Church
John Willis Baer
Presbyterian General Assembly
America
Tabor News Briefs from Independence and Bryan
October 1 report notes Miss May Walker teaches in Independence with term starting Monday and district schools to begin October 6. Lottie Blanton and Ella Francis leave for Baylor college in Belton. A group of Tabor youths enjoyed a Bryan picture show Saturday. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rudasill on September 20. Mrs. John White Jr. recovers in Bryan hospital. Mrs. J W Wiley spends winter in Bryan sending children to school.
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Tabor
May Walker
Independence
Lottie Blanton
Ella Francis
Belton
Baylor College
Bryan
Ralph Rudasill
John White
Bryan Hospital
J. W. Wiley
Bonds Pass For Road Work In Coleman Vote
Coleman precinct No 1 approved issuance of 500000 road bonds by a 253 to 107 vote on the last Saturday in October.
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Coleman
Abolition of Censorship on Mail and Telegraph
Vienna reports an official order abolishes censorship of mails and telegraphs effective today October 1, ending prior control and inspection. The move lifts wartime restrictions and eases communications for residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
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Cardus
Cardi
Bayer
Bryan and
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Texas
Elow
Parker-Astin Holn
Sam B. Wilson & Co
Eugene Edge
Thurston Cole
Edge Dry Goods
Brandon & Lawrence
G. S. Parker Lbr
Daly Dry Goods
J. Mi. Caldwell
Vick Brothers
Bryan Tire and Repair Co
G. Walker
Haswell Book Store
Knox Dry Goods
E. F. Parks & Co
Webb Brothers
Myers Hdw
Eagle Printing Co
W. E. Cloud
Guy F. Boyett
Bryan Cotton Oil Co
Exchange
Texas Bakery
Bryan Battery Station
First State Bank
John T. Hanway
Grant Lbr. Co
Stewart Drug Store
M. H. James Drug Co
A. M. Waldrop & Co
Gibbs & Hare
Central Texas Auto Co
Vitopil & Gelber
J. Gelber & Son
Smith Drug Co
Sanders Brothers
J. T. Turner
Joe Groginski
David Reid
McCullough-Gordon Co
W. J. Coulter
Wallace Printing Co
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