Huasteca and others break October oil export records at Tampico
Tampico reports record October exports with Huasteca Petroleum and partners pushing daily output to 246 000 barrels from Cerro Azul No 4 11 and nearby wells. International and Transcontinental also post strong totals while new fields and road plans spark development in Tamaulipas and Veracruz in a race to lead Mexican oil production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taraples
Mexica
Tampico
Lunatera Petroleum Company
Ebnmenta
Huesioca
Mexican Gulf
Inter-Ocean
Weeréseny
Topeca
England
Transcatinental International
Es Pierce di Corp
Cortes-Atlantico
Papuco Parton
Tan Genet
Huasteca Company
Cerra Azul
Poleco
Ceno-Amal No
Gffaettu International Tlecete
Toteco
Way Toon
Ponl
Huasteca
Huasteco
Cerro Avul
Totecs
Muasteva Welle
Deilind
Hosster
Wuasteca
Cleo
Lotero
Canis
Hiwslera No
Toteva
Amaila
Tol 17
Zacamiatte
Rexan
Tetetn
Salvexuche
Penglish
Barcel
Ducerite
Dvuen
Kage
Tide Oil
Coryianiy
Kinriquea
Mexican Gulf Oil Company
Patieo Flell
Devil's Ed Bubba & Muding
Wildcat
Tamas
Pantepse Petroleum Company
Huastera Company
el Cava
Hanily Leon
Dolieny
el Coco Ia
Lavasulipas
Roade
Ita
Enon
Atateg
Tamautinag
Aysro Toor
Widalgo
Negrogating Pa
Lenin
Leon
Corona Varsparey
Monteror
Nexas
James Morgan
Monterey Banking Intereers
Nores
Mywile Ng Jaine
Pureliany
Pri Reir Ten
Galintes
Tampulinas Theatre
Smelter Opens to Work Ore from Sierra de Ramirez
Monterey, Mexico reports the Sierra de Ramirez smelter now active, processing rich silver ore pockets from nearby veins. The article notes vertical ore depths, modern methods potential, and the growing mining activity attracting San Juan de Guadalupe investors. transport links include wagon road, railways, and improving terminal facilities in Manteres.
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Sierra DE Ramirez
Torreon
Mex
Nus
Apadt
Ts Storre de Teaming
Symon
Ehoat
Sar
Boyr
Barangas
Argentito
Puta
Calegerian
Taikways
Rious
Calavaritas
San Juan de Guadilupe
Sierra Vakes
Curreon
Aguas Calientes
Velardeun
Chihuatia
Calaserita
San Dedeo
San-Agng-stin
Teresa
Providens Tiv
la Blanc
Las Animas la Humilidad
la Vallerahta
Os Ploriden Fornia
San Andres Plateros
Troving
bin Pablo
Chatites
Bante ‘Acl
San Jaime
Food shipments mutilated and analyzed at port
The harbor authorities report receiving nearly 420,000 yegae worth of Incrohamitan, collected over one week. The cargo comprises large quantities of olive oil, beans, and corn meal. entries were inspected and verified for admissibility, with shipments checked for quality and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Alexics
Nor
Nera
Ford
Dave Beep
Noxs Kalertalny Juvenile Program Details Released
In Monterey Mexico the YMA Juvenile department led by Noy, U Royn, outlines a program to assist fathers and families. The plan aims to improve child welfare, provide guidance, and support community work through Valley Hall and related activities, with emphasis on literacy and skills training.
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Noxs Kalertalny
Monterey
Mexico
Noy
U—Royn
YMA
Adint
Progam
Mthelevie Celluic
Valley Hall
Hexing
Tamer Tiances
Creas Stinta
Wa Tho
Progreca
Yulonga estate offers farms to family heads in Mexico
Nov 19 in Cathuanua. The Yulonga estate owner of a net of Intge Laciéndas proposes to grant tenures to family heads shading ba them and to sell more land at 40 per hectare. Jorge Munoz protests subdivision of Juarez property around Pearson station and Avalon San Diego ranchos. Authorities in Mexico City review the matter. Propri etors along the Conchos river below Bervilla dam, linked to Governor Naviques irrigating project, express concerns but see progress.
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Cathuanua
Mosteo
Yulonga
Hikehua
Jorge Munoz
Luis Turroxzas
Pearson Station
Avalon
San Diego
Mexico City
Conchos
Bervilla
Governnor
Ben Fn
Chihuahua
Mining companies call stockholders meeting in Chimahka Norms
Unihushus Mex and Laura Mining Company announce a joint stockholders meeting in Chimahka Norms to discuss mine operations and tax plans. Reports from the board will be presented and a formal address by White will preside over the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unihushus
Mex
Pha Alhmada Mining Company
Aus
Pee Ateen
Avenida Leedo
Cudad
Jumres
Narecort
CIA Minera Unimeliin
Laura Mifying Company
Oil field layoffs in Tam Pico district reported
Mexico City reports from the secretary of industry say about 40,000 laborers worked in the Tam Pico oil fields. In July a new export tax cut activity, leading to 12,000 immediate dismissals and a further thousand-plus losses as operations curtailed. About 20,000 workers remain employed in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Joly
Tampico Oil
Jae Ail
Tanipteo Dis‘iriel
Will Cut Salaries in Mexico City to 20 Percent
Monterrey reports that starting next year federal salaries above $300 will be reduced by 20 percent. The move affects government offices, with officials noting the change may impact pensions. A state secretary would earn about $50 a day while a congressman’s pay would be $20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterrey
Méx
Federsl
Senlarica
Fisensaion Nuke
Nia Yeu Glan
Rail engines to start arriving for Mexican national railway
The Baldgly Tocamiative Works of Pritrteipna will deliver LIN Mikade locomotives to the National Railway of Mexico next month, completing an order for 40 engines. Passenger coaches and sleeping cars from the Yatinin Comrans will follow, with freight cars arriving after January. Consul Pennlasan reports no vacation plans, visiting Torreon and praising the reception he received. General Morales dies, veteran of the Mexican Civil War, held key posts in the federal army. Monterey reports truck farmers separating from Mexican market, signaling good opportunity for American growers amid water shortages and high labor costs. Basket ball preparations begin as markets improve and ships restore paint. A law in Mexico City restricts under-12s from attending bull and rooster fights, with calls to raise the age to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Pritrteipna
National Raliay
Mexico
Yatinin
Cexax
Monterey
Teta
Tabor
Lumber prices ease as demand dampens in Monterrey
Lumber traders in Monterrey report a drop in timber prices amid reduced demand from Taraplen’s port. Large shipments have arrived recently, but overall activity remains slow as buyers postpone purchases and builders wait for steadier rates.
AMERICANS ACQUIRE MINES AT VELARDENA FOR OPERATION SOON
Darsngo Mevien reports Americans have acquired mines at Velardena in the San Diego region and plan to open them soon. The mines, previously worked by Spanish operators, yield high grade silver and copper and are located in the Va Crux mountains. Local engineers and workers are mobilizing, with several claims surveyed or filed nearby for future development.
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Velardena
Darsngo
Mevien
Tira
Crete
Thorn
Sens
J. W. Elmersod
Crayford
American Smelling and Refining Company
Asareo
Dulces-Newbres
San Peto del Gallo
San" Lorenzo
San
Guaidalupe
Las Ligaga
Ani Enrique
San Dids
Kidnapped Men Freed After Ransom Hold
Report from Chihuahua indicates American mining men freed after being held for ransom near Parral. Military authorities are assessing the situation and pursuing leads as officials work to verify facts and ensure safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua
Parral
Prechet
Nesictice de Holding
TWO WORKMEN SLAIN IN ATLIXEO MEXICO MURDER
Monterey Mexico November 10. Carolin Blizsnda and Miss Consiely Crackin, high society women, attended a double wedding ceremony at the Sacred Fenre temple. The civil ceremony followed at the bride’s home with a lavish banquet. The couple then departed for Mexico City for their honeymoon.
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Monterey
Conple
Mexico
Carolin Blizsnda
Misz
Fenre
Calla Tinea
Mayo
Mexico City
Donations Improve Monterey Schools Budget Efforts
Nov 10 Monterey Mexico report notes several donors from local industries pledging funds to bolster the educational budget. The report cites Molinche, Ta Cntono, La im perial La Indus, J Fenix and Train Servic Improved, with rail and airline service updates as traffic from the south improves and Pullman Company cars upgraded for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Mexico
Bhava
la Imperial
la Indus Land
Fenix
Navy
Hillman
Moala
Pullman
Bean Crop Decline Limits Mexican Export Trade
In Torreon Mexico on November 19 reports indicate a failing bean crop across Mexican lands. Export prospects for black beans have weakened as yields shrink due to low year conditions, restricting shipments toward the United States from Durango and related regions.
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Torreon
Mex
Durango
United States
Tampico Armistice Dance Raises Charity Fund
A fragmented Tampico item describes a Armistice night event raising funds for charity. It mentions Legionnaires and troops, local gatherings, and efforts to support victims, with scattered references to officials, places, and industrial activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Legionnaires
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Cerro ‘Azul
Rick Mining District
Jaiuary Gy
Tamantipas
Coals
Copa Stranidad
Bosy Club
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Cutrrenile
Eral Geeokss Kligeerr
Tiia
Ray Scout Movement
Manteres
Etree Exchange
Moxico
Ioxeton
Titanilies
Shumeda
Mirmx
Seb
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Baldwin
Vucatien
Noxten
C. EL Pennlasan
Torreno
Sen Aniovin 1
Washington
New York
Munte
Ranson Clie
Paso
el Can
Colampie
Rotary Clah
Mir
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Coumulir Sereion
Fae
Ami
Cecla Sam
Morales
Ofte
Polen Morales
Celia
Lighates
Madera
Graevral
Mestro
Chromo Morcautit
Mtualiste
Bern Haughet
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Monterery
la Cruz
Mexter
Las Dusaek
Montina
Merten
Becks
Omaha
Guadalupe
California
Californis
Californe
Reet RC
Ulator Hanzon
Puckli
Taboraia
Atlixeo
Tiem
Andy
Sol
Imation
Columbia Grafsnolas
Maytag
SEWIN
King’s
BNOK
SRE
Christman
King's
Boks
ROYAL
Elivvere
King Furniture Company
Shirkwninh
Matt
West Commerce
Friendly House
Exchange Department
Alii Cruhestea
Moocair
Tishavelid
Abel
Xianchov
Arno
Incrensen
Tie'Asaren
Conipny
Omipoyna
Asaco
Gockel
iMexico City
Amit Society
Bimnel Quevedo
Bex
Alexion
Republic
Wwe
Lekarst
Aetaur
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San Antonio Loan’ Trust Co
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