Oil Shipments From Tampico Rise in April Totals
Industrial and Social News from Mexico reports April oil shipments showing one of the four biggest monthly totals in years. Leading firms like Hivesteca Petroleum and Transcontinental ship large volumes, with figures approaching 2 million barrels for the month as demand in Europe and South America grows. A Sinclair Petroleum well in the Novican field floods nearby areas, risking control but signaling high output potential.
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Tamplis
Oxigy
Hivesteca Petroleum Company
Avuila
England
South American
Corony
Mexican Gulf
Andinac
Fresport
Rinclair
Nationa Petroleum
Euplve
Origcinal Cammick Fatley
Pactice Boston
Novican Sinclvir Petroleum Corporasion
Sguch
Sinclair
Incomplete Oil Market Outlook Cites Production Shifts
Fragmentary report notes dry hole completion and shifting exports. It cites increases in European and South African ship allocations and reduced May barrels from Standant Off, with Corona and Ania buying pilots and Kurane routes. Forecast suggests a possible market improvement if activity resumes promptly.
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Caiuspaor
Uleree
Ania
Kurane
Mexico Institutes New Agricultural Development Plan
Mexico City May 20 The department of agriculture outlined a new national plan focusing on irrigation and small scale development. Secretary Negri leads surveys and commissions to locate affordable projects, with government credits for farmers and partners as dams and distribution systems are studied for rapid, practical implementation. Radio interest grows in Monterey as local engineers promote wireless experiments and amateur reception, alongside school Colegio del in expanding radio telegraphy.
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Mexico City
Department of Agriculture
Ne- Negri
Beigr
Panters
Joan Cook
Monterey
Mexico
Constantine de Taadh
Notre Dam
Tarnava
California Fig Syrup Baby Remedy Warned
A historical notice describes concerns over using California Fig Syrup for infant relief. It cautions mothers to watch for cramps and discomfort, noting safer alternatives and urging careful administration to avoid digestive issues.
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California
Government Moves to Ban Gambling Activities in Mexico
Mexico City reports that the government is seeking to prohibit games of chance and curb gambling, citing foreign participation and moral concerns. Investigations indicate most gambling is foreigners’ occupation, prompting authorities to revoke concessions and classify offenders under existing laws. Separate incidents include bandit raids on oil and railway facilities, with casualties and property losses.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Lige Leen
Mexican Radicals Shot in Clash at Arrest Attempt
Dispatches from Mexico report violent clashes between radicals and Catholic workers near Guadalajara and Mexico City. The violence followed alleged arson and anti Catholic demonstrations tied to May Day tensions. Authorities say radical groups faced suppression amid claims of foreign influence and internal divisions.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Amonshose
Fellelon
Revolutionists Costlier Than Ordinary Bandits in Mexican Oil Clash
Fragmentary report describes confrontations between revolutionaries and bandits in Mexican oil fields near Alamo No. V4. Rebels demand 20 pesos from a company and threaten action if refused, while factions shift camps and influence as tensions rise around a base at DY,000 feet. Local patriots reportedly assist one faction as the struggle widens among insurgents, bandits, and corporate interests.
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Yahoe
Wint Jooksdvers
Alamo No
Ening Wow Mint
Ula Necte Jeans
Maduders
City League Open to All Monterey Teams
Monterey May 20 local YMCA starts a city wide baseball league inviting all city teams. This marks the YMCA's first organized league in Monterey. The piece contrasts Sunday athletic activities in Mexico and the practice of not scheduling events on Sundays.
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Monterey
Ube
C. A
el Porgenir
Incal
Young Monk Christian Association
Mexico
Sonia
Americans in Revolt Near Imapico Mexico
Monterey Mexico May 20 reports say about 100 Americans ready to join Mexicans and Spaniards in revolt against President Obregon near Imapico. A Mexican government order would expel all foreigners employed in the Tampico oil region. The unrest includes fears of more American immigration after a prior Vera Cruz decree stalled.
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Monterey
Mex
Obregon
Tienselves
Mexica
Obregon Law
Tanieteo
Neyo Colgny
Acveril’ Ing
EE Porgonit
Mratoo
Bron Priawiyezon
Themeelver
Vera Crux
Morelos
Myer
Ina
Minlig Camp Update From May Fire Incident
Unable to glean a clear incident from the garbled OCR text. The fragment mentions a May fire at a camp area and references some names and a cooperative mining context. No coherent events or outcomes are extractable.
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Minlig
Munterty
Varad
Mlinteca
Gal Proiluetiot
Mexican silver sparks comment by Chinese bankers
A May 20 report from Mexico City cites a Hong Kong court describing Mexican silver as a subject of interest to Chinese bankers. It notes shipments to Asia, praised refining in San Francisco, and potential direct ties with a monetary commission. Banks in Canton and the Indo-Chinese Bank seek shipments and price terms, with U S producers dominating control and a vast Far East market.
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Mexico City
Mezican Court
Hong Kong
Oliver de Bare
Bank of Canton
United States
San Francisco
Onishi
Monetary Commission
Asia Dunking Corpoertion
Thy Commission
Hiw
Shanghai
Canton
New Lock Industry Emerges in San Antonio
A new industry rises in San Antonio touted to reach a national market. O C Witehell and associates announce a $5000 incorporation a month ago for a firm tied to the Clans and a local hardware firm. The Claussen Shoe and Stock Company plans to manufacture a manganese mint known as the Hankey’s Guard. A locking device is described to secure a vault after main lock installation.
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Sa Antonio
O. C. Witehell
Osiperi
Eafe
Bnalness Firmp
Claussen Soeiad Tock Company
Semel Izlog
Sheet Heetee Ai Lave proven value tock in San Antonio
The company, fully owned by San Antonio residents, is based opposite the Veidential hotel in the GLY market sheet area. Banking institutions anticipate robberies will be deterred by the device, with local capital controlling management and officers listed as Wild president H. H. Clausey vice president and manager I. E. Wingston secretary treasurer A. Darbeck and C. Witchett as directors.
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Gay Antonio
San Antonis Bigiacks Nell
Veidential
Warehell Blalya
San Antonio Capitol
San
Mexico City tests new rapid fire gun cartridges
Mexico City reports the government’s first trial of new rapid fire cartridges aimed at improving munition supply. The process stresses careful selection of components and optimizing range and velocity to meet military standards as imports and procurement continue.
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Mexico City
Faulney
Gismans
Comliss Méir
Funds In Good Shape In Mexico City Report
May 15 federal government funds in the treasury show 10,827,172.00 with about two and a half million on deposit at the National Bank. Federal employees are being paid, and oil company ledger notes indicate production figures approaching four million. Building permits in Monterey total 75,100,000 amid concern over financing for housing and construction, with American firms urged to engage in Mexican construction opportunities.
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Mexico City
Fderal Gayosmutent
Mexico
National Bank
Dnpattaurat
Hp Pasthonta
Fox
Monterey
Mon
Ron Ontate Ag
Mark Nod
Consiltion Boreams
Businexa
New Automobile and Rail Lines To Adargas Mine
Chiliyatuaa Mex May 20 The Adargas mine of American capital sits in southern state near Siminez. Rail and road links will reach the site soon, enabling ore extraction from low grade silver lead with some gold. The claim has deep water challenges but extensive development and new machinery have advanced progress. Water power from Lat Baquille Light and Power aids operations along the Couchan river near Santa Rosaria.
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Chiliyatuaa
Mex
Ste
Adargax
Dunipa Sud
Te Presnt
Baquille
Couchan
Santa Rosaria
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Chiconeilo
Corona Company
Chivonelly
Tan Hetueln Oil Company
Cours de EL
Ti Weil van
Walia Laiby
CIA
Athaa
Posteas
Wight
Hindalty Rene
Catitaine de Marcelles
Syria
Iannis
Chido
al Oye
Jiuinty
Hindar Demanns
Lu Titernational Petroleum Company
Agha Nadlay
Union OW
Piny
Huglant Fuel Oil Company
Sta
Agatha
Huastera Petroleum Company
Banlitsu
Ofields
Ita Voge
Chal Greamizes
Smonterey
Mesivo
Andres Figuerin
Quilitary
Nuvi Tan
Hueday
Ty Kangeton
Tie Ter Morrik
New Leon
Graf Mipuerna
Conde Honoullina
Font Bey
Vunvie Jain Witt
Figueroa
Ngee Fons
Somumereiat
Hart
Monteray
Ininorls
Texan Wega
Mantecey
Stexien
Ruperto Venter
Finn Ben Auber
Ing Revere
Cartonda
Trent
Sexito
Denplic
Claussen, Cortriuthes
Bextean Cartridge
Bny Neoa
Adargas
Futare
Smien Maris
Gonwint
BAYER
P Cians
Acceptarty
Bayer” Boxer
Li Jableta
Aspleld
Dayce Mazafactors
King’s
Eichory
Nelter
Childeen
King's
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Dresser Ang
Sama Pat Tinkhen
Awahiopming
Enk
King Furniture Co
Commerce Crockett
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