Oil Drilling To Be Resumed In Mexico
Mexico City reports plans to resume oil drilling with American companies preparing to file applications for wells in the Tampico district. Projected activity includes about 100 new wells in 1920 and an influx of American workers, foreseen as the government clamps down on encroachment by water.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Jay
Dompnulia
Plimle
Department of Vomieres
Vamuplen
Uutalla
Deillluge
Sreon
Moxiag
Wrillerg
Codroseers
Tanpiso
Wilson Not to Leave Washington Denial Clarified
A Washington report of President Wilson planning a long trip abroad was denied by Secretary Tamuly who stated he had no knowledge of such a trip and that no decision to travel was made. The White House indicated no planned departure or itinerary existed at this time.
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United Pron
Wasitington
Tan
Wilson
Trith
Big new combination links movie houses nationwide
A nationwide group of more than 250 cinemas plans a concerted action to protest and resist a proposed consolidation. The effort aims to block a merger that could affect about 8,000 employees, with key players including leaders from prominent theater chains and the Capital Moviehouse Trust.
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Unites Free
New York
Annona
Census workers get extended time for enumeration
United Press reports Director Sam Wedgers extended the period for the Forty-fourth Decennial Census enumeration. The change allows more time for crews to complete fieldwork, with even if already started, the total window may stretch to beyond the original deadline. The extension aims to ensure full reporting and accuracy nationwide.
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United Pre
Washington
Sam Wedgers
Hawaiian Night at the Auditorium
The Hawaiian Quarter will perform at the High School auditorium tonight, offering native songs, instrumental numbers, and dances with a South Seas flavor. A pictorial segment on life in the South Seas will feature, plus varied tropical tunes and a public library entertainment program. Reserved seats available for Monday morning showings.
Republican threat delays treaty sessions in Congress
A fragile Senate conference faced delays as Republican threats curved negotiations. Sources report heated remarks from party leaders and a warning that a compromise could fail if Democratic concessions persist.
Four Corry Basketball Teams Duel Tonight In City Arena
Four Corry high school fives are set to play tonight. One game features the Bt. Mary team at the Binte Armory as the fourth Interupholowtio-League clash for Joomla. The other Corry quintets will clash with teams from outside the city in a busy indoor program.
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Armory
Keystones
Titusville
Panthers
Erie
Oil City
Gorry
Bt. Marya
Binte Armory
Joomla
Corry
Pho
Keystone Tom Goo
Tn Tituavillo
Diya Ngo Thy
Euthusiantty
Fang
Ely
Monmyer
Linwennhat
Dubho
Janke
Mayer
Grin ‘Miv Panthers
Uy Erle Parye
Weather Update Cites Snow, Colder Tonight and Sunday
Local weather forecast notes snow accumulating and a drop in temperatures through tonight and into Sunday. Strong cold air masses likely bring brisk winds and slippery conditions across the region. Citizens are urged to dress warmly and plan travel accordingly.
Murdered Hunter Son of Corry Man
A complex report from West Virginia details the murder of a hunter, son of a Corry man, with several witnesses and suspects named. Investigators pursue leads as family members and associates are questioned about motives and possible ties to missing money. The incident unfolds near Ly Keppel and Narh Second Avenue, amid a broader inquiry into a missing wine diary and disputed funds.
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Boyd DaBurr
Buchanan
W. Wit
Mhoryday
Keppel
Narh
West Virgini
Atirat Ghunihon
Mgol
Hla
Lin
Pattare
Mim
Parent-Teacher meeting held in all schools
A city wide Parent-Teacher meeting was held across schools with officials and attendees outlining aims, electing officers, and planning monthly gatherings. The Washington area session featured demonstrations, presentations, and a committee formed to draft a constitution and by laws for the new association.
Boyle's Body At Sharon Boyles
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Boyle and Sharon with unclear context. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations emerge. The readable items include names like Boyle and Sharon and scattered phrases possibly referencing a person or incident without coherent details.
Forty autos burned in city fire disaster report
In Viume Pennsylvania a large blaze destroyed more than fifty vehicles including Bentley models. Fire officials say the incident began late at night and damaged several streets. Witnesses report smoke and sirens as emergency crews fought the flames. investigators are reviewing possible causes and impact on public safety.
Germans to Protect Kaiser in Growing World Tensions
Report from Burlin indicates Germany will shield the Kaiser amid rising international strains. A derailed dispatch notes delays in requests for extradition, with unclear references to specific suspects and treaties. The garbled text references ongoing maneuvers under a Pony treaty and possible curvy actions, but specifics are obscured.
Powhatan Survivors Landed After Tug Incident
United Press report from New York describes Powhatan survivors landing after a tug incident near the port of Turatryton. The vessel parted amid rope failure, with crews and passengers freed as authorities assess damage and identify casualties.
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United Pros
New York
Anil Muvraty Iin
Powhatan
Toumaport Newchwen Varitiy
Jraturkytton
Physicians Report Flu Case Surge In City
Doctors report rising influenza cases as officials weigh quarantine options. Hospital data and health board discussions reveal tension between public safety and civic resistance, with officials indicating decisive steps pending current recommendations.
No Reason for Alarm Over Flu Misreads
A jumbled dispatch from Washington reports a flu scare fading as authorities urge calm. The piece notes low case counts, limited hospital strain, and ongoing vaccination efforts despite confusion in figures and regional variations.
Insurance Company Holds Annual Meeting In Washington
An annual meeting of the MT Niro Insurance Company was held at the Secretary's office with W. Wil. Murwh presiding. The report notes a large reserve fund increase of nearly a thousand dollars for the past year and no debt. Directors elected include W. Ulair, GD. Washington, Thoath, B.W. Sternett, Dr. C. B. Hib, and others, with forthcoming details to be issued by the attorney general and staff.
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Conford
Harriet Bonsteel
Bon. Steel Wan
Proxidynt
Mario Brooke
Fairview Achool
Mia Rosy Jabba Tia
Aventing
Misa Humes
Phose
Mina Sullivan
Mry
Brown
Mian Brooks Roud
Seward Clark
Mountain
Byun
Kam
Aro
Witbue Wivons
Mick Romi
Mra
Rilward Grnpair
Mays Muloney
Waalhigton
Yan Glvon
Mixa
Gmromt
Fonehnr
Maxine Alverson
Prinal
Griswold
Mmiajedt
Armendmonts
Inter
Ly Hoy
Mivi
Helen Olinson
Moye
Avil Darling
Dommitise Conaiating
Alver
Ron Mim Johnson
Stanford
Gether
Mam
Darling
Orioll
Merange
Mian McCulton
Hove
Ora
Mhompron
Brooksia
Obiidra
Val Crom
Mra. Dablstrand
Giicunsion
Dablstrand
Toy
Vico
Béoratary
Mra F
O.fillar
MT Niro Insuration Company
W. Wil
Wyosntary
Louauror
W. Ulair
Washington
Jan Thoath
B.W. Sternett
C. B. Hib
Rulow Sommitian
Jor
Hon
Marah
G. WW
Local Real Estate Making New Record in City
The city reports a record level of real estate transfers during the month, with sixteen transfers recorded. Notable moves include properties on Houts, Washington street, and South Timner, plus the sale of the A. Ly Bush and Drown properties. Observers note rising frontage values and strong buyer interest, while plans to expand central business and housing areas move forward.
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Jeonbeil
P. Drown
A. Ly Bush
E. D
I Wooka
H. Heath Mutt
Mt. Call
Wilsteom
Breen
Smith Street
Honiar Dempsey
Wallur
Sinth Street
Rush Miller
Stockton
Washington
Sireety Sallisker
I. Wright
Heventh Stredt
Hy Wetherhee
Conaider
Eimonds
Ay de Piston
de Edmonds Hungalow
Wonive
Ae Convord
Baet Piignane Alrowtayant
Lynch Iroparty
Byxt Smith
Lie
Carey Foire Purniire Co
Oldehia Parchayed
A.D. Neil
Bennett
Lily
Corry Resturant
Takis Cay
Ube
Gakagey
Gaiguin
Wort South
Imiueli
Lange
Ngony Buwiness
Rowhouse
Aida
Manhond
Tongth
Dournut Earliar
Ton Tan
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United Prowiy
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