Murguia Predicts Obregon Regime’s Quick Fall
General Yennesseo Murguia former Madero era leader now living in San Antonio says Obregon’s Mexican government is chaotic and Bolshevik backed. He claims uprisings in Michoacan and Vera Cruz threaten the capital and predicts the regime will collapse within four months.
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Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Yennesseo Murguia
Francisco I’ Madero
Verlestinne Carranza
Murguis
San Antonio
Mexico City
Marguin
Obregon
Yate
Wiz
Government of
Murenia
Murguia
Cardenay
Gnizar
Morelia
Michoarar
Vera Cruz
Margie
Portas
Murgaia
Parta
Ko Yeader
Murgain
Jepdera
Caid
Yglesias Calderon
Murgnia
Liberal Party
Calderon
Generel Aurguia
United States
Merxico
Revoludia
Moslo
Tlenso
Mugguia
Fragmentary OCR note on Obregon and Carranza dated March
Fragmentary text references Obregon and Carranza with March dates and a note about government officials and revolution. It mentions terms like formal declarations and a predicted outcome. Readable portions are incomplete and fragmented.
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Tgae
Om. Afarety
Bradling
Leaitora
Carranza
Mare
Cost of Sickness Emphasizes Public Health Effort
Dr Jack A Watts urged Kiwanians at the Gunter Hotel to aid local business with public health work. He said three and a half percent of US workers miss work daily due to sickness and urged cooperation with health officers. The program also featured Sunset Outdoor Advertising talk by William Brockhausen, a performer quartet, and a Mason obituary from Range/Uvalde.
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Jack A. Watts
Gunter Hotel
Watts
United States
Atte Cers
Thema
Gu i . Club
Tilke
William Brockhausen
Suneet
Brockhausen
David Schein
Southwest Growing More Diversified in Southwest Texas
Reports gathered by railways and the Texas Industrial Congress show farmers in Southwest Texas reduce cotton acreage. They diversify into garden crops and vegetables with strong prices, aided by railway outreach and a live-at-home policy. Watermelons and sweet potatoes loom large. poultry expansion also noted, with Leghorn dominance and increasing shipments to Mexico.
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Texas
Wong -Thened
Railwasa
San Antonio
Téxas
Texas Industrial Congress
Hic Grande
K . A. A. Laclfler
Heathers
Poelfin Lines
Victoria
B.I
Tlant
Tratermacfane
Soultey
Paultey
Alex Wan Tu
Mr. Loéffler
Tha
Mexico
Sanley
I Railwaya
A. P
Bon Antonio
Npt
Intergala
Madison
B.A
A. P. Knog
Woxna
Grays Fox
Rhode
Sudan
Dart
Oklahoma Agricultara and
Alockament College
Linu Fiten
Maulton
Xoskurs
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Frost National Bank
Antonio
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
West
Commerce Street
Terrell, Davis, Huff & McMillan
Safe Investments
J. &. Jarratt & CO
HM Building
Crockett O17
Income Tax Service
Ratarne Our Bpecletty
Our
Ara Reatonsbie
ED A. Christian Company
Gunler
Crockett
Lowe Bros. H.S
Cloonan & Osborn Ed
205 E
Travis
Wimer-Richardson & Company Incorporated Investment Bankers
Coxival Trust
Alamo Iron Works
Hugh B. Rice
Rice & Rine Gener
Itsiernace
Wuzhir
Itico
Nugalitos ST
Eagle Sheet Metal
Ual
Tantis
Culperte
Abeontehs
Siuyde
Artaytali Vo
Evelionirt Intekeheu
Wee
Aypense
Wgkrep
Guar
Anwaiiintrnse Wilh
Southern Steel Company Beak 8
Presa SI
Ban Antonio
Tex
PUNE
Munmion At
Brecon
Doctor
Moe
Clyde Nasom
York Masons
Uvalde
Cathleman
Range
Tealde
Lfan
Office of Justice of the Peace
Supfest
BD. Long
City National Bank
Central Trust Company
The
Hay
National Bank
Houston Et Navarre
the Central Trust
CO. Russell Building
San Fintonio Printing Co
L.B. Clegg
BS Socrepant Crockait Feo
Blue Star Elevator Co
Mindlina
Ality and Tengorn
Bushee Wood CO
Dwi
Monterey
Contintog Our Et
Forte Exclatuels
Utter
Mutelier Hergies
Astonia Ruther Stamp Co. Crockett
Gotedad Bt
Southwest
Vausa
Sereten
Citleena
Ms Anthont
Voxaa Natarealantaon
Jing
Hotaralination Service
Aloe
Naturalization Cervies
Arcead Verificates
Snanronie Billwind -Cloan Association
Aliisten
Gerald Flecllatt
Aktion den
Fred Hummer
Credit Jeweleya
Best Prien
Seeteeevaree Bbe Peerevecae FL BO
Summer Sollitt CO
Cramerce Building
Chamberlain
Mertzberg’s' Opticians
Gonsten
Flace
Hove
Lounge
Elly
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