I W W Republic Next Door
A fragmentary report describes an I W W driven socialist regime in Yucatan under President Alvarado. It claims dissolution of church and state, seizure of property, decreed laws, and mandatory socialist education with a goal to spread the system across Mexico.
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Ofr
S. W. W. Syndical
Alvarado
Yucatan
Revolutionary Confederation
I. W. W. Council of State
Lenine and
Trotzky
Russia
Mexico
Road Gangs and Open Air Labor in Wyoming Penitentiary
The Wyoming Pen argues for outdoor road work to reform prisoners and aid public road building. It contends that open air labor fosters self reliance, reintegration, and acceptance by society, contrasting with punitive secrecy and urging broader opportunities for those who have paid their debt.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Pen
Oil lands leasing bill threatened by executive order move
A proposed resolution to Congress would authorize the President to lease oil lands in the West by executive order, separating it from California relief measures. Supporters say it would unlock public domain resources, speed development in Wyoming and the West while California operators seek compensation for withdrawals.
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Congress
Thwest
House
Senate
California
Wyoming
West
United States
GIVING IT UP FOR 1.68 A MONTH FOR Grog
The Admiralty offers a 1.68 monthly bonus to sailors to give up grog replacing the daily cent previously granted. Men see the sum as worth abandoning the habit though some harbor superstition that the Nelson tradition may vanish with the grog.
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Admiralty
Tobacco Habit Danger Prompts Public Warning
A garbled health notice warns of deadly tobacco use, urging readers to quit now. It cites a drug Nivetol Labheta as a supposed remedy and promises refunds, though the text is unclear and contains many errors.
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Liedor Conner
Johns Mopkinw
Nastan Gen
Men of the 148th to Get Old Jobs Back
Federal labor commissioner Bu P Taylor says men from the 148th will regain their prewar positions. He notes a card classification system tracks each worker and promises to place veterans back or assign alternative roles if openings are unavailable.
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P. Taylor
Federal
Fragmentary OCR Item: Unclear Names and Phrases
Readable portions show garbled text and isolated fragments. No identifiable people, places, events, or dates emerge to form a coherent card.
Western States Wells Tops Sand in Lance Creek Field
The Western States Oil and Land Company drilled in Section 3 46 65 Lance Creek field reached the top of the first pay sand at 3640 feet yesterday morning and paused to install storage tanks and relocate a boiler. Oil and gas showings follow earlier completions. the hole is viewed as favorable for large production. The pay sand lies about 15 feet thick with a 35 foot shale below, leaving about 50 feet to production. final depth expected near 3700 feet. Two nearby wells, Buck Creek No 4 and Ohio Oil on Section 25, are near completion. If Section 3 yields a big producer, it would uplift the nearby Lease 20, in which Lance Creek Royalties holds 40 percent. Grass Creek Petroleum is drilling nearby with the hole about 100 feet deep.
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Western States Oil & Land Company
Lance Creek
Buck Creek Oil Company
Ohio Oil Company
Hale
Lance Creek Royalties Company
Grass Creek Petroleum Company
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Cheyenne
The
Leader Publishing Company
Randol IA Leigh Albert
Postoffice
Carey Avenue
Associated Press
Associated Presa
I. W. W. Ism
Wiens
McMurtry Manufacturing Company
Denver
Denver, Colorado
Roof Paints—Sherman Co
Dyguard
Con-o-co
Continental Oil Company
Colorado Corporation
Almons
East Lake City
Cos
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