Oil Men Denounce Obregon Rule in Mexico
In Galveston on March 17 oil producers from the United States condemned the Obregon government for failing to protect American life and property. The Association of Producers of Petroleum in Mexico urged no recognition until assurances of protection are given. About forty men at the conference, including Guy Stevens and Edward L. Doheny, spoke of the Mexican question and refused to discuss conference business.
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Galveston
Obregon
Association of Producers of Petroleum In
Mexico
Guy Stevens
Edward L. Doheny
Mexican Petroleum Corporation
Costa Rica repudiates 7,000 sq miles oil concession
Costa Rica’s congress voted 24 to 10 on March 7 to repudiate an oil and related concession granted in June 1918 to Armory and Bons. The deal, supposedly to an American company, was largely controlled by British interests, and involved water rights on the Nicoya border to back an interocean canal project.
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Washington
Armory & Bons
British Minster
State Department
Lloyd George
United States
New York Hospitality Expands to Welcome Visiting Dealers
New York strengthens its status as a convention town with larger facilities for out of town buyers. Expositions at Bush Terminal Building, Grand Central Palace, and other sites draw dealers. Columbia Graphophone signs a million dollar lease for eight floors of Gotham National Bank building to host national dealers.
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New York
Bush Terminal Building
Forty Second Street
Grand Central Palace
Columbia Graphophone Company
Gotham National Bank
Broadway
Columbus Circle
Columbia
Kuamega
U S Funds Authorized for Wyoming Hatchery Improvements
Saratoga Wyoming March 17 Superintendent N Baldwin of the federal fish hatchery confirms a $10000 sundry civil appropriation for improvements at the main hatchery and the Sage Creek sub station. Funds will be spent during the coming summer.
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Saratoga, Wyo
N. Baldwin
Federal Fish Hatchery
Congress
Sage Creek
Oil Lands to Be Auctioned in Salt Creek Field
A Casper report says the Interior Department will auction 3000 to 5000 acres of Salt Creek oil lands around mid April. Bids from oil companies are expected to be lively as proven tracts lie along the east side of the field near Salt Creek and the Naval Reserve boundary. A new Evangel corporation plans operations on Pine Mountain and in Salt Creek with eight sections already permitted.
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Interior Department
Salt Creek
Mid-Continent
Jaeree
Naval Reserve
Evangel] Corporation
Casper
Pine Mountain
Balt Creek
Fern Hudgon
Colorado
DeBeque
All Run Down how Feels Fine
A fragmentary health note cites Batonic as the only remedy found to stop heartburn and control excess acid and gases. The speaker, C. Jonanen, describes relief and lasting help in managing digestive discomfort.
Abandoned Havre to Paris Pipeline Prompts Wyoming Market Interest
The report notes oil potential in sands at depth and a drift test by Carter Oil and Inland Oil with major industry backing. It details an abandoned Havre Paris pipeline project, stockpiled pipe and tanks, and looming resale to the Northwest, with Interstate Pipe Company among buyers. Tanks, pipe, and a 16,000 ton reserve are offered, including a recent tank plate sale at 1.90 per hundred pounds.
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Wind River
Wyo-Tex
Sensessee
New York
Midwest
Bessemer
Blackstone
Salt Creek
Boston-Wyoming
Buck Creek
Merritt
Burke
Mexican Petroleum
al Sinclair Ol .Oabee
Texas
Gatem
Vsesee
Mountain & Gulf
Northwest
Riverton
Cays de Ceecawee Tvee
Royalty
Bind
Eseeeeveseedee van
Sunset Reese
Ord
Nesses
Victory
Wyoming
Grass Creek
Pilot Butte
Greybull
Hamilton Dome
Lance Creek Lander
Mule Creek
Carter Oil Company
Aohoro
Havre
Paris
France
Oll
Interstate Pipe Company
America
Wall Street Journal
Atlantic, Gut & Wrat Indies Steamship Lines
Seaboard
Steel Corporation
Strike Halts Work on Wyoming Cathedral and Hospital
Cheyenne Wyoming March 17 Work on the Wyoming Consistory cathedral halted by a strike of building trades unions against a $1.00 per day wage reduction declared effective Tuesday by the Builders and Contractors association. The Frances Pershing Warren Memorial hospital also stopped due to the same dispute.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Consistory
J& Day
Builders and Contractors Association
Frances Pershing Warren Memorial
Wheat and grain markets show hesitancy amid export hopes
Chicago trading centers report mixed grain activity with wheat wavering on export news and crop damage fears. Corn and oats edge up then retreat as pork prices push provisions higher while butter and eggs move lower. Kansas City notes slight egg and butter shifts as poultry prices rise.
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Chicago
Moe
United States
Harding
Kansas City
Livestock Market Report From SHICAGO And Denver
Livestock receipts total about 9 000 at SHICAGO with market openings steady on most cattle classes and calves weak. Hog receipts around 26 000 show early losses around 250 points then steady. beef steers and fat cows quoted, calves and stockers near steady. Denver reports 1 100 cattle and 2 100 hogs with cows steady, beef steers slow and lower, calves 10 to 12, stockers 7 60 to 8 25, hogs 26 cents to 40 cents lower, lambs and ewes mixed with prospects lower.
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Shicago
U. & Bureau of Market
Denver
Colo
Widow of Wyoming Pioneer Survives Severe Injuries
In Denver Mrs. M. E. Stark of Arvada Colorado widow of a Laramie and Cheyenne educator, aged 87, is recovering from two broken legs after a streetcar collision. Doctors initially doubted she would survive but now expect recovery due to her strong health and fortitude.
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Cheyenne Wyo
M. E. Stark
Arvada
Colorado
Laramie
Cheyenne
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Stock Market Mixed in Early Session With Ups and Downs
New York stocks opened with confusion as orders mixed buy and sell pressure. Oils and several sectors rose modestly while Atlantic Gulf spurred a broad decline. United Fruit and rails slipped, with notable weakness in American Tobacco and other majors before a midday rally in General Asphalt.
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New York
Atlantic Gulf
United Fruit and Investment
United Fruit
Replogle
Vanadium Stevla
Mexican Petroleum
Baldwin Locomotive
American Tobacco
Goodrich
Columbia Graphophone
New Haven
General Aa
Commodities and exchange rates edge lower in New York market
Call money opened near seven percent with mixed signals across currencies and metals. Copper and tin show dull or steady pricing while zinc and lead hold near recent levels as traders monitor short term rates and international quotes.
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New York
East &J. Louis
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U. S
Taylor & Clay Ground
Fleet Oil Exchange
Standard
East
Batonic
American Petroleum Institute
Montana
Ming— Mar
Big Muddy
Cat Creek
Ghicago
Market Dull
Idaho
North Dakota
Tribune
Otis Skinner
Kismet
Max Linder
Casper Green
North
Kenwood
Bet
Salon
Reid
Tion Co
Midwest Building
Corinne Griffith
Iris Orchestra
Fighting Fate
Holmes
Phalt and
Studebaker
Call Money
Money and Exchange
March
Ly Mercantile Paper
A. Mand
Domand
Greece
Montreal
Inez Joan
Neilan
Mike
Clara Kimball Young
Rafael
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