Crude Oil Output Drops Across Oklahoma and Texas
Crude oil output fell in Oklahoma and East Texas with U S daily production down 49,202 barrels from the prior week to 2,171,632. Oklahoma dropped to 308,715 barrels daily, East Texas to 294,694, and the state average down 14,163 to 657,559. California fell to 515,500 and Rocky Mountain output declined to 85,848 daily. An Eastern rise of 2,000 brought output to 120,000 daily. Pullman value fixed at 119,750,006 as of June 30, 1919.
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How About Hatching A Few?
Adams and Mase, May 1, discuss a legal fee arrangement in a quirky frame. Two Adams lawyers once agreed in a mock New York style to take 1000 dozen eggs worth of fees over ten years, while one lawyer skips eye work and the other takes the rest.
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Students in Shanghai Attack Delegate at Peace Parleys
A mob of about 100 Chinese students attacked Chinese vice minister Quo Tai Chi as he left his home in the French concession in Shanghai. The assault delayed the resumption of peace talks and police dispersed the attackers. In Tokyo, an official spokesman said Japan expected an early peace agreement and planned troop withdrawals from Shanghai, keeping only the Ninth Division.
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Garner Boosters Travel to Chicago for Garner Bid
In Uvalde May 3 two Fort Isabe youths Orville H Behuett and Gordon J Fetter traveled toward Chicago to attend the national Democratic convention. They left two weeks ago from their home, have crossed about 400 miles of their 1500 mile plan, and will pass through San Antonio Austin Dallas Oklahoma City Kansas City St Louis en route to Chicago. They aim to visit the state headquarters of the Garner for President club.
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Veteran Pay Out Contested as Economy Bill Faces Shakeup
Washington May 3 7 The House debated the economy bill amid strong opposition to veterans' allowances cuts totaling about 48 million dollars. Leaders aimed to force roll calls on each major rejected section before the bill's anticipated evening passage, with federal pay cuts and consolidations also on the table.
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Arms Parley Opposes Abolition of Battleships
At Geneva on May 3 the Russian, Romanian and Dutch naval commission members urged that battleships be considered offensive weapons. Senator Swanson of Virginia rejected this, arguing battleships are defensive and essential to American defense, opposing German and Italian plans to abolish them.
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1000 Men Battle Pulpwood Blaze at Port Alfred
Port Alfred Quebec May 3 with one thousand men continuing efforts to combat a massive pulpwood fire at the Port Alfred Paper company yard. Flames tower 125 feet high as 250000 cords of wood burn and smoke darkens the surroundings, visible twenty five miles away.
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Murray to Speak at New York Fete During Blossom Festival
Governor Murray of Oklahoma will speak at the Valley Blossom Festival on May 20 in support of his bid for the Democratic nomination for vice president. He will clash with rival Governor Roosevelt, who is later slated to address the event.
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U S Court Opens at Victoria With Many Rum Cases
The United States court for the southern district of Texas opened in Victoria with Judge T M Kennerly of Houston presiding. District Attorney H M Holden and Houston officials were present. Many liquor cases were disposed of Monday. more are on the docket for Tuesday morning. One eligible case, William J Fahrken of Nordheim, a disabled World War veteran, challenges the U S Veterans Bureau for compensation due him.
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Kerr Democrats Call Meetings
Kerrville May 3 Kerr county Democrats call precinct meetings for Saturday May etc and a county meeting in Kerrville Tuesday May 10 have been sued by D J Starkey chairman of the Kerr county Democratic executive committee.
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City News Flames damage multiple homes in city.
Flames of undetermined origin damaged a vanity cant house on B28 Dakota street owned by W Johnson while workmen prepared walls. Separate blazes hit Mrs Trinidad Parl 144 Westfall avenue and other nearby properties, with small areas extinguished by firemen.
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