Efforts Made for Increase in Production
In an effort to recover losses from salt water intrusion, the International Petroleum Company plans an intensive drilling campaign in the Toteco area and Panneo district. New locations at Toteco are prepared, with permit delays noted, and several wells including Nos. 23 and 24 will offset existing sites. Additional lands in Toteco, Tac, and surrounding haciendas will see multiple new wells as equipment arrives.
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National Congress Privilege Under Fire in Populace Debate
Mesiea City reports growing outrage over deputies and officials immune from arrest under the “fuera” law. Critics urge abolition or tightening while Minister Eliaz P. Caltes defends maintaining the provision as essential, arguing the law targets the right kind of officials.
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New Mexican stamps set for release
Mesiom City July 21 An interesting item for philatelists in the United States and worldwide: the government plans to issue a new set of seven stamps valued at two four five ten twenty and fifty centavos, peso. Designs feature Juarez and the Aztec calendar stone among others.
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English promoter takes over Nueva Era and Urique mines
In Chihuahua Mexico on July 20 master G Gasner an English mining man seized Nueva Era Bareka and related mining interests in the Urique district. The package includes about twenty six claims surveyed mapped by Zoce Monju. New locations were recorded including Antonia Beciershaa filing on Popatis four claim group near Berreso and La Vencelora. Mealyon claims southwest of them. Monterrey group of four and Guadalupa Julieta No 2 in Bachimba and Czranel mountains. Licons surveys development plans. Leona Erol associates found a rich vein with ten claims at Sultana. The Strangle Law fears rise about retardation of mining, impacting large operators more than small.
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Chihuahua City
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la Vencelora
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Manguenes
Manuel Raynal
Monterrey
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Morelos
Manuel Santana
Bachimba
Czranel
Jose ML. Liconsia
Leona Erol
Scaail
Secret of Interior Chief on Mexican Chinese migration
Mexico City July 28 The Secretary of the Interior Goperad Calles comments on a local daily report claiming Chinese are moving toward the west coast. The Chiapas Chamber of Commerce warned the government about the rumor and asked that the Manfolians not be allowed to enter. The response stated the people did not cause trouble but migration would not be admitted.
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Chiapas
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Legislators Debating Limits on Chinese Immigration
In the capital loud talk centers on passing laws akin to U.S. bans to curb Chinese immigration. Proponents point to conduct of Chinese in Tong wars spreading from the West Coast into Tampico or Tampa area, prompting demands for restraint.
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Guadalajars Race Week Highlights Historic 61st Event
The Guadalajars race week in Mexico held its 61st running with American pedigreed horses competing. The event drew visitors from surrounding states and guests from Mexico City, becoming a notable social affair with plans to continue weekly or semi weekly races into the winter season. Sunday's race was a benefit for northern drought relief fund and attracted a respectable crowd of officials, breeders, and attendees.
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Telephones for Tampico Move Forward After Chamber Meeting
A Tampico telephone system plan advances as the American Chamber of Commerce and R Estrada Terg announce the Messegn Yelephone and Telegraph Company ready to install a complete 3b line network within six months of concession approval. If officials concur, federal permission would follow routinely.
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Telegeaph
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Berg
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International Western Blectelg Company
Mexico and Spain arrange for oil tank transport pact
Mexico and Spain finalize plans to run direct oil tanker transports with Bilbao port terminal operations. Spanish capital papers criticise treatment of Spaniards in Mexico amid rising investments and the large capital involved, totaling around 400,000 pesos in non-transport ventures and 40,000,000 pesos for ships and services. London bankers hold a 70 percent stake, with Shells of London backing traffic until new boats are completed.
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Ranch in Durango to be sold at public auction
Reports indicate Sin Taura ranch near EY Ore in Durango state owned by Davi Gough is to be sold for delinquent taxes. The property totals about 1,200 acres with most under cultivation and grazing land. Gough’s whereabouts are unknown to authorities.
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Davi Gough
EY Ore
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Mina
el Gio
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Caterita Navarre
Unclear text fragment mentions pesos and land terms
Fragmentary note references 10000 pesos and usual expenses. Mentions Islesclewla maybe about 11000 geres with some under cultivation. Describes larger start as grazing land or barren mountain.
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Mointai
Water Cut Off at Tampico as City Misses Power Bill
Tampico, Mew, July 29. Water service is halted after the Tampico Light, Power and Traction Company cut the current to the pumping plant due to unpaid power bills. The city has faced water shortages for months despite recent aid from merchants and associations. About 30,000 people pay water taxes monthly, with many having relied on city water for years. Residents appeal for a speedy restoration of supply and a timely resolution.
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Obregon May Visit Tampico Mexico This September
Tampico reports President Obregon may attend the opening of an Escuela Granda agricultural school in Victoria and later visit Tampico in September. Governor Lopes de Lara aims to show Obregon needed port improvements and to host him for a port visit. A separate note from Tampico says drilling in Toteco will begin as the International Petroleum Company expands efforts in the South and Panuea district with eleven new wells last week.
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Republic of Mexico
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Lopes le Lara
Bandit Is Refeated Near Tarspien In Mob Action
A report from Mexico Cay mentions the Cuban Jeans' Cosin, successor to the bandit Boroguve, suffering a terrible fate at the hands of the 50th battalion of the Meslon rernte ermis near Zacamialle. Inez Maturdnis was noted in the dispatch.
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