Mexican fears of U S withdrawal from Carranza ties
Mexican observers in Mexico City weigh whether Washington will sever or merely suspend ties with Carranza. British and French stances loom large as Ambassador Fletcher lingers in Washington and Bonillas remains in place, while Mexico weighs risks to British and French interests and the Arredondo incident shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carranza
Mexico
Great Britain
Cecil Harmsworth
Bassador Bonillas
Mex Foreign Office
Bryan
Washington
Twetcher
Mexico City
France
Poiface
Paul
Wilson
Bonillas
Cuba
Fuel oil debate aids San Antonio industry revival
The fuel committee of the Manufacturers' Association argues for using fuel off thin year to ease high wood prices and labor costs. Somerset field reports about 600 barrels daily. GrayburgPresident J Thomsen touts Somerset as top in production with refined fuel reaching retailers. Local wells near Mesquite area show potential to meet demand and reduce fuel disruption as development continues in early year.
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Manufacturers' Association
San Antonio
Tt Fe
San Antonia
Somerset
Den 1
J. Thomsen
Wig Grayburg Company
Aan Huth
Enanlian
Fuel oil solution touted for Texas oil fields
A San Antonio Times-Dispatch discussion argues fuel oil, even with some water, can replace coal for power plants, reduce transport costs via motor tank cars, cut smoke, and ease storage. It urges rapid adoption by Texas operators to stabilize market, boost production in Alva Vista and Somerset areas, and use North Texas crude to meet city needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antopio Tacit
Somerset
North Texas
Texas
San Antonio
Cats and Kings in Bolshevik Russia Report
A London correspondent describes post Bolshevik Russia where cats and dogs are scarce as Reds allegedly killed and ate them for meat. The piece critiques the revolution, claims it breeds terror and famine, and condemns radical leaders while praising Western enlightenment and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rawny
Russia
Sesaya
Wright Rman
Syen
Fragmented Refrains on Bolshevism and Domestic Life
The text sings of distrust toward radical writings and Bolshevism, contrasting a dispassionate stance on cat pets with a daily meat economy. It argues that prosperity does not justify embracing radical social reforms and hints at a cautious, traditional polity.
Worms Are Turning On Stockholders Demands
A satirical tirade mocks stockholders who seek higher dividends amid high living costs. It references Taft, Parker, and telephone service as symbols while lampooning labor unions and corporate profiteering, ending with a flurry of incoherent wartime era jabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hischines
Ile
Willian Taft
Bins
Mr. Tart
Panama Debts and U6 Settlement Debated in Panamanian Grievance
Special correspondence describes Panamanian grievances against the United States over long standing claims and proposed settlements. It notes property seizures, compensation figures, and the Joint Commission process, with references to Panamanian builds confiscated and valued at substantial sums, and urging resolution amid ongoing tensions between Panamanian claimants and the U.S. government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Ane
Ponape
le Panang
United States
America
Couthnerits
Tararn
Pannonius
Americi
Fragmented OCR: unclear path to place names and events
The readable text is garbled with mixed letter strings and broken phrases. No coherent names, places, dates, or organizations emerge to ground a valid summary.
Armenian genocide relief amid British debate and League talks
London dispatch reports a lengthy editorial urging action on Armenians in Armenia amid Allied negotiations. It notes dispute over a mandate and the creation of an Armenian state under protection, with economic links to Europe and Asia, and calls for British troop involvement and fund withdrawals amid Allied policy uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Armenia
Igrin Annagee
Ganeasug
Teague of Nations
Mandatoy
Nis
Europe
Agia
Aioemen
Bolu
Mina Ae
Untitled meeting on race and labor plans discussed
Fragmentary minutes reveal a city committee debating race in employment for workers, with references to commissions, industries, and local officials. The readable text shows proposed segregation considerations and appointments, but details are unclear.
Flowing States and People of the Nation
Fragmented OCR text lists many names and places across states and regions, including references to Maryland, Delaware, Georgia, Michigan, Montana, Nebraska, Ohio, and New Jersey. It mentions individuals with various roles and a broad mix of possible events, but the exact story or context is unclear. The piece reads like a sprawling catalog of people, places, and institutions without a cohesive narrative.
Former Captain Sues Colonel for $25000 Damages
Col Frank Q Johnson, head of militia bureau, named as main defendant in $25000 suit over illegal arrest of former Quarrtermater Doyle. Proceedings began after Doyle accused of misconduct and arrested at barracks for five months. Court actions spanned February to May with private soldiers testifying and an appellate reversal by ATO Gov. Wort.
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Coline
PhloAuss
Toy Fort
Aon
Houston
Cergymont
Frankiiy Q. Johnson
Columbus Barracks
Igent
Doyle
Pete
Colongt Pinson
Astainst
Snavbleh
Arresk
Bamecks
Johnkon
Central Report
Chicago
ATO. Gov
Wort
T Ie Contett Department
Prisoners King of Biganists Sentenced to Help
Fragmented report details a long sentence for a king of Biganists figure, with scattered mentions of prison terms, associates, and travel. The account cites names, places, and events across multiple locations, including Davenport, New York, and Lynch terms, but the text remains garbled and difficult to parse in full.
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Warker
Parker
Trewen
Walter
Fmhs
Ayhiel
New York City
Cevallos
Joh Varleycorn
Heer Silay
Mir Sielian
Enine
Clu
Panama
Wood
South America
Spain
Elning
Republic of Panama
Ardelé VE
Bie Callad
United
Rip Gecuss
Yieivnie
Witatels
Actus
Guo Piru
Cartes
Muller
Gov- Bol
Mike
Gay
Som
Thes Yonis
Sange
Tone Ab
Culebra
Wien
Mayo
McEoplad
Ollery
Balboa
di Guinn
Heney Merguin
Yorisin
Hoseye
Iese
Paivama
Bevel
Spalié
Alain
Halifax
Wales
Quebec
St. Joh N
Ang
Alioe Jin
Royal
Frankel
Luwik Ainiidy
Cem
Siano— Metin
Woyaecile
Hoek
Sittordul
Joseph
Avelduke
Heston Bupsburg Dynasty
Pais
the Diego
Thiaenelan
Weltvisnist
Sfnpsburg Authority
Endea
Ofbang
Tantaiman
Viens Industries
Tarey
Wilton
Nenely Aml Hee Sandessawert
Nak
Nedaware
Leak Mascoin
Ovis
Orewa
Urorgia
Rove
Alu
Ay Riage Dlineis
Vitel
Rattan
Jou
Wild Theme
Watass
Hontacks
Kpaniuet Vines
Fenmon Mruriwlie
Basel
C ‘Nivel
Michigan
Moutani
Teigeor Heit
Moyles
Unehin
Unhin
Beivbormillony Ubahan
Mattia
Onegot
By Briggs
Swett
Kicka Pou Lake
Tia
BO Far
Ko Iim
Fuuee
Southern Department
Sing Sing
New Yoon
Wang
Auren
Charles Hugh Wilswit
Daruion Young
Dion Foe
Sears
Wison Ib Wisco
Davenport
Town
WQS
Snarriut
Tess J
Mts
Drentur
Aln
Ethol
Altel
Oehveit
Rome
Wilbouinian
Jay
Gereen
Ian
May
Roomy Lie
Iui
Mile Robiberst
Fane Haine
Artinanrs Cite
Maine
Enelibia
Hank Hespery
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