Oil Boom Hinge on Mexican Fields As U.S. Drilling Slows
Reports say industry conditions in Menico are weak on the eve of a boom. Drilling restrictions are not as severe as in the United States, with Mexican fields near exhaustion yet still producing and attracting investment. Oil companies warn of high costs and potential push into untested regions as labor remains plentiful.
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Asa
Stern
Cope
Chip Sear
Ung Ad
Ope
Cie
Mexico
Cape
Pat Dows
Neiller
Veras
Industrial peace may be a week off say prophets
Industrial peace may be a week away as prophets forecast, with coal production and factory operations expected to recover after the Congruence agreement. Rail dispute talks, union chiefs, and heads of industry plan a conference next week to consider a proposed compromise, while bituminous fields resume output.
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China
Mose
Rapa
Iniians
Wilald
Heiress Not Married Rumors Circulate In Springs
Colorado Springs August 19 reports say Miss Anne Burnett heiress to the Burnett and Waggoner fortunes had not married, despite rumors of a wedding today. No official marriage license was issued, and details remained unclear as Burcort and Waggoner declined comment.
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Colorado Springs
Colin
Anne Burnett
Burenett Willions
Guy Waggoner
Fort Worth
Lexas
All Springs
Burortt
Waggocr
Ga.p
Topeta
Hans
Shawnee Contary Republican Committee
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Volley
Talley
Oran Laton
W.S. Mulrame
Plan for Dallas fair and traveling agents meeting
A Dallas report outlines plans for traveling men and fair events with committee assignments and next meeting dates. The text mentions state Treas and August meetings, plus a note about T. G. White and denison troop withdrawal rumors.
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Dallas
Cox
Treas
Pexas
Pilot Denies Existence of Liquor Ring in Smuggling Case
Authorities question Earl F Evans after a field arrest on August 10 near Nueva Laredo, where Mexican officials found a crashed plane with 12 bottles of tequila. Evans claims ownership of the wrecked craft and says he rented it for another aviator amid conflicting reports of illicit liquor transport from Brackettville.
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Lamar
Moven
Customs
Treasury Department
Earl F. Evans
United Weble
Masiwor
Hiquor
Lilet
Evans
Nueva Laredo
Devine
Bill More
Mexico
Brackettville
Mavine
Alexica
Hart
Reensiry
Jeora
Stinson Field
San Attonia
Bonus Bill Revived in Congress After Recessed Talks
Washington Aug. 49. The bonus bill, shelved in Congress, is set for revival in the Senate after a late agreement. Leaders plan a recess next week to take up the compensation for service members and the war version of the bill.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Tydluy
Court sale announced for stock by bankruptcy trustee
Fragmentary notice from Houston listing a fixed court sale related to bankruptcy proceedings. Mentions printing and stock, with names like B J Cox and Cus Commins, and an August 28 date implied for action or receipt by a receiver or bankrupts.
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Houston
B.J. Cox
le Receier
Cus Commins
Te Bankruptcy
Smith Morse Identity Confusion and Joking Telegram Plot
A historical report details confusion over a man named Smith and the alleged Morse identity case. A practical joker wrote a coded telegram to a recipient in Mexico, leading to police involvement and debates on identification along with broader political notes from Austin and Denver.
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Department of Swerice
Edwin Frederick Marsa
Denver
Wiese
A.W. Concland
Elie
Elertz
Morse
Smith and Morse
Smith
Women Elect Republican to Stop Liquor Tirath
In Sullivan County the election swung to Joseph S. Peoples with strong women support aimed at suppressing illicit whiskey from the Holston mountains. Supporters say the new sheriff, a Republican, will enforce anti liquor laws though critics doubt full suppression.
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Tirath
Ty Robert Mar
Belstol
Torm
Sullivan Couunty
Holston Mountains
Taree
Indevi
Joseph . J. Thomas
Trige ‘Thomas
Hionas
Bluff City
Joseph
Pyekent
Cota
Thomas
Coal talks falter over two year wage pact stakes
Philadelphia reports a stalled study of a tentative coal contract as operators and miners trade demands. Operators seek a short term deal ending next April while miners press for a two year extension, delaying concrete settlement after the tariff commission issued statements.
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Phiadelphia
Failace
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