Attempted Confiscation of Mexican Property Sparks US Involvement
In Tampico the Tamcoline government conflicts with the Buckley interests over taxes on American owned property in Astets Colonia Alta Vista and other districts. American Consul Jack L. Bickervap appealed to Governor Lopez de Lara, prompting a State Department protest and a pause in tax collection pending review. Bankruptcy-like tension rises as embargos loom if bills remain unpaid.
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Wampico
Moxtes
Coutver Selsween
Tamcoline
WTF
Suckley
Tampico
Eopex de Tata
Ceveral
Mezico
Protection of
America
Mexico
Lotic
de Lara
Wileb
Ahd
Watopico
Aclet
State Department
Protesa
Straciad Atel
Birkérson
Guvernor Lopez Do Vara
Anton eyUlu
Rowsen
Teres
Chile
Buckley
Washington
Tahuehuete veined gold discoveries spark mining rush
Ininie Eslancou reports new gold bearing veins in the Tehuehuete mountains southwest of the city. Eight claims titled Marta Teresa Broin, plus mines in Norix and Sangre de Cristo areas, attract investors and crews for ore shipments to the Asurco plant at Volardene, with manager roles filled by local figures.
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Zarstens
Mar
Ininie
Eslancou
Cano
Tehuehuete
Marta Teresa Broin
Ssota Hose
Vadeo
Uricin Cectry
Sombeerete
Bas
Norix
Ims
Alluricna
Plvnt
Ararco
Velardere
Sangre de Crlato
Qanoas
Trinidad Minora
Chotchfuiren
Ais State
W. F Krisdeich
Davie Wilson
Reyes Taining
Norreem
Jon
Resea
Angstess
Posier
Ree
Gum Miguel del Misanetal
Asurco
Volardene
Colonies and Labor in Chihuahua Farm Protests Stir Regional Debate
A fragmentary report notes discontent over Mennonite settlement and land use in Chihuahua, with farmers opposing colonization and federal reaction uncertain. It mentions actions by local leaders and potential U S government response, amid tensions over agricultural development and labor patterns.
New Oil Field Near Tampico Undergoing Work
In Tampico Mexico on March 25 a new oil field near the Tepanaca area south of the Tuspam River is being developed. The Southern Fields Petroleum company and Gulf Oil are dividing the Hacienda Santiago de la Pena into alternate squares to prove the oil potential with a 36 kilometer road built to support heavy traffic and material movement.
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Tampico
Mex
Pernstation
Santiago de Ia Pena
Montreale
Compzas
Santiago de la Deny
Mexico
Santiago de la Pena
Givenes
Southern Fields Petroleum Compact
Boston
Southern Wields Company
Gulf
Bouthern Fidds Company
Santiago de la Penn
Toleco
Associated Press
United Press, International
Mertec City
Gre
Mezlon City
Seatoon
United States
Mexico City
Hoyal Auteh Shell
Chia
Ta Pico
Tele Jetter
Coren Caupene
Drill reports and oil well activity in Toteea area
Fragmentary account notes a 430,000 barrel well brought in by International Petroleum Co in Toteea on Location No. 14. Mentions drilling difficulties, water pool issues, and ongoing testing as several drilled wells await results.
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Tillie
Ft Las
I Uternational Petroleum Company
Toteea
Praven Kista
Desperate Efforts Made to Capture Mexican Trade
Article notes US moves to capture Mexican trade with new rail and freight links. Canadian firm planning direct west coast to Canadian shipments, backed by government capital of 22 million, aims to exhibit Canadian products in Mexico City. Officials visit capital, with factory tours planned to extend commerce.
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Mexico
Evesy Gouules
United States
Atpx
Speia
Canada
Parminion
Tte
Republic
Mexican Money Moves Amid Exchange Rate Speculation
Reported fluctuations in Mexican currency as markets reacted to potential government actions on exchange rate. Brokers offered mixed explanations while some banks noted shifting transfers from national to foreign accounts as traders sought liquidity.
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Tampico
Mey
Marcy
Mozices Mouer
Americop
Muchors
Sturscrom
Mosutel
Leleo
New York
Cue Bank
FAVORS GOOD ROADS Monterey March Amid Conflicting Inquiries
A garbled 1920s style notice notes calls for road funding in Monterey and nearby Alexico. It mentions proposed transfers of funds to a state for road maintenance and expresses governor Mansuria’s demand for at least $250,000 for urgent food relief and road construction.
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Monterey
Alexico
Elina
Mansuria
Unclear OCR fragment on firearm seizure and investigation
Fragmentary text describes gun cartridges, a firearm case, and investigations by authorities. Mentions Mexico City and Durga state references, with multiple garbled names and places, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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Uiehine
Gmviag
Wendylur
Mt Ia
Durga
Anes Dahiow
Immigrants Face Citizenship Hurdles in Mexico Plan
Mexico City reports Mennonite immigrants fleeing Canada to seek worship and work freedoms now confront a citizenship requirement. Officials say immigrants must become Mexican citizens before buying land, risking loss of allegiance and complicating travel under Canadian protection. A broader colonization effort, influenced by Brazilian methods, may follow with subsidies for transport and settlement.
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Mexico City
Ladidao Messey
Canada
Becaisehey
Mexico
Allegianta
Dion Zinck
Canala
Mestear
Amer- Jcan
Fumnes
Tie
Teta
Production of Gold in January Falls Short of December Output
In Mexico City the department reports January gold production leaner than the prior December. The bulletin cites figures for Noaha and others, listing kilns and kilos of gold produced last month, with values around 180,013 and 3918 for related metrics.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Department of Minkyge
Ailon
Mexico Divides Into Eight Military Zones for Troop Control
The war department outlines a plan to split the republic into eight zones, each overseen by a senior general. Northern zones will cover Sinaloa, Nayarit, and Chihuahua areas, with other districts including Colima, Jalisco, Michoacan, Veracruz, Hidalgo, and Oaxaca among those assigned. Each zone will command eight to ten thousand troops to quell uprisings and secure remote regions.
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Mexco City
Max
War Department
Republic
Tan
Ibject
Siutey
Chihuahua
Durango
Gunadstelet
Dugenio Mats
Vera Cruz
Tutazoo
Gatoweche
Chiapas
Yucata
Tohuans
Lepee
Elzth
Dirksion del Valley
Berleral
Farming on Increase in Mexico City Truck Cultivation
The Department of Agriculture studies a project to boost truck farming across central states of Mexico. Plan includes train routes to transport tomatoes and vegetables to major cities, with Jalisco a key hub. Local celebrations and social events mark March in Monteros and Tampico regions amid regional development efforts.
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Monteros
Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Nape
Atovics
Vallroid
Evry City
Jalisco Waacken
NVC
Durango to Alpine Pacific Rail Extension Proposal
Durango and San Francisco financiers offer twenty million dollars to Mexican authorities to extend the railroad from Durango City to Alpine, aiming to link the Pacific coast. Officials will study the route and send engineers for a full report, with business interests pressing for rapid construction and timber and mining regions to benefit.
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Durango
San Francisco
Durunga City
Waslero
Iszallan
Miners Report New Properties Near Villa Gonzales District
Mining firms led by the Evelyn group announce staking claims in the Villa Gonzales area. Engineer Sa Munoz surveys report gold and silver bearing veins in the Turk Arroyo basin as Concha group claims expand across four contiguous lots near Guadalupe region.
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Chihushus
Moxy
Atfon of
Tenny
Horteny, Mining Company
Bag Toonted Toms
Villa Gonzales
Vitles
Evelyn Group
Giles
Anil
Temsigle
5A Munoz
Suarez
Anmes Delany
Poticarpo Pann
Guadalupe Reglor
SEEK MORE COLONISTS TO MEXICO PROMOTES MIGRATION
Reports from Northern Mexico agents call for special incentives to attract individual or collective colonists. Reduced rates for transporting people, household goods, livestock, and farming implements are planned. Duties on incoming articles will be waived and land suitable for farming will be located for settlers.
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Torreon
Mex
Mexico
Hia
Trade Damming Hit by Port Officials Report
Mexico City dispatch reports importers of tobacco and cigarettes complain that higher duties have spurred smuggling and harmed business. Officials note imports of cigarettes totaled 884 105 pounds in 1921 valued at about 2.28 million dollars, with a large portion entering federal districts.
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Mfovico
Afexton
X Commission
Hay
Tronbury
Mexico
Federal
Basketball de Dopnta. Manlervoy, Max
March 20 report notes warm weather brings basketball practice to the Circula arena. Players sentinich and Nard are seen at the center court with Kamen, as the athletic club continues its season amid spring conditions.
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Manlervoy
Max
Tucketall
Acapita
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