Report Calls Bear Propaganda on Mexican Oil Fields
A shipping board expert J A Phelan’s oil field report is denounced as bear propaganda by Herbert G Willis VP of Pan American Petroleum and others. They challenge her findings, noting lack of geology expertise and questioning the Mexico field area estimates and the definition of a reasonable period for proving oil, amid debate over state department involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Touk
Mexico
J.A. Phelan
Shipping Board
Hublie Twesday
Herbert G. Wilis
Pan-American Petroleum ‘End Transport Company
Moxteen Petroleum Company
State Department
Write
A. A. Fhelan
Phelam
Hetwae
Phelan
Wylie
George Otic Smith
United States Geological Survey
Whelan
George Otis Brith
Lark
Propaganda debate cited in Oil Field Claims
The text reports a debate among Mr. Welle and Mr. Phelan over statements about depletion and propaganda in an oil field dispute. It questions whether certain claims about oil production, saltwater intrusion, and field boundaries reflect reality or are used as propaganda.
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Welle
Phelan
Shelan
Write
British Ship Plan Faces Navy Budget Debate
London reports show Parliament considering a costly capital ship program for 1934. Lord Lee of the Admiralty announced naval estimates totaling 01,480,800 gross and 5,270,000 net, with plans to cut new capital ships from twenty to sixteen, while existing ships are deemed nearly obsolete.
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Lord Lee
Parcham
British Admiralty
London
Enonmies
Wit Theaum
Census figures show U S sheep and goat herds in 1920
Washington DC June 18 The bureau of census reports preliminary 1920 agricultural totals. Sheep on US farms January 1 1920 reached 40,508,024 with lambs under one year 8, etc. Goats totaled 3,496,508 including kids under one year. Comparisons to 1916 and 1910 affected by date changes. several states exceed 2 million sheep, led by Texas and California, with other large counts in Missouri, Oregon.
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Washington
DC. C
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
United States
Vier
United
Texas
Califor
Man shoots wife then dies in Texas incident
In Alplie Texas a man shot his wife and then killed himself with a pistol. He died instantly while his wife and two daughters aged eight and nine survived. the couple had lived in the area about eight months. The man, 25, came from Covington, Georgia and had recent trouble. Mrs Ellington rests easily as the body is to be sent to Covington.
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Alplie
Tex
Tiltington
Jeremia On
Harriyburg
San Antonio
Covington
An Nington
Je Remick
Goliad
Mevencl
Mr. Ellington
Heist in Ia Declared Of Import-ance By Revenue Bureau
Representatives of the Internal Revenue Bureau declare a government heist in Ia of notable importance. The text references a tax related issue affecting gases and penalties, with unclear details and fragmented phrasing.
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Voliec
Dus le Stafford
Eatiot
Ditrick -of- Columbia
Nternal Revenue Bureau
Bank advertising debate roils during Federal Reserve talk
A garbled 1900s style notice discusses banks and advertising regulation. Figures like M B Well and a world event are referenced amid discussion of federal reserve and deposits. The fragment hints at a governor, banks, and an advertising code but lacks clear action or date.
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Volvell
Weilgosdey
M. B. Wellbore
Atlanta
Classified Advertising Conference Names Chicago Officials
A fragment from a historic notice records C de Sougher of Chicago headlining a conference for a national association of classified advertising managers. The text mentions key officials and city connections amid a push for standards in ads.
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Flezker
Faturgamied
Biel Baltiaore ‘Wae
Ehuasahi
Nadvertisite Club Secretarient
C. de Sougher
Chicago
Ittlinal Association of
Boulg. Bhaminatock
Ft. Tiduly
Retell
Fragmentary text about a chant and badges in a wall
The readable lines reference a wall, Ghegenine, and a chant about reducing or avoiding something. Mentions a badge and a cabimerte setting. Details are unclear and fragmented, with several garbled words.
Fragmented OCR Summary Card from Local Newspaper
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a tiered maw and a testis with a Ma Bhall wc sixt of 100 and a reference to Geoffteinds with a tain of officeps. The readable text is incomplete and unclear, offering no specific event dates names or places to anchor a factual card.
Unearth Army Theft at Fort Leavenworth Probe
Federal officers arrested 16 to 19 men in Leavenworth on charges of conspiring to steal army supplies from Fort Leavenworth. The group included a Negro physician and several Black drivers and laborers. Supplies valued in thousands were taken, with blankets and surgical instruments reported among the loot. Dr S N Jackson faced a $500 bond, others at $1000. The case centers on a conspiracy to steal military property.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Fort Leavenworth
Santry
N. Jackson
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Mexican Petroleum Companies
Mill
Ust
Mede
Richter’s Bakery
Mindes
England
WOK
Amery
House of Commons
Syer
Oregon
U.S Bay Power
Federal Reserve
Andreaigh
Wyoming
Raliren Taher
Pheni
Hirther
Geedit Lie
Cabimerte
Vogue
Ogue
Leaveworth
Fort
Corpus Christi
Corp Christ
Pax
Citizony
Cuticura
Pdb Rteete Sd
Cadillac Motor Company
Cadillac
Main Avenue
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