Texas fights oil output limits across vast wells
Texas struggles to curb production from extensive oil reservoirs to meet federal quotas. The Railroad Commission and Texas Attorney General dispute whether producers exceeding state limits can be compelled to cut future output. Secretary Ickes notes Texas exceeded September allotment by 615000 barrels.
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Austin
Texas
Texas Railroad Commission
Oil and Gas Conservation Statutes
Attorney General's Department
Ickes
Railroad Commission
Railroad Commissioners
Narite Prescription Fights Pain For Nervous Ailments
A historical ad claims Narite relieves neuralgia sciatica rheumatism and rheumatic pain instantly without opiates. It promises rapid effect within three days, with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Available at druggists and general stores through local outlets.
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Lia
Scietica
Lambago
Narito
Oil men back federal, state control push at institute
Oil workers from across the nation gathered in Chicago as Secretary Ickes was to address the American Petroleum Institute. A resolution urged commerce quotas to curb production if current limits are ruled unconstitutional, with Texas already challenging government control.
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Chicago
Ickes
American Petrol’ Pum Institute
A. P. Titus
Institute
Asult
Texas
Better Light-Better Light Contest Promises 128 Prizes
San Antonio Public Service Co invites entries for a Better Light contest offering 128 prizes. Voters and writers are asked to explain why they deserve good lighting in their area, with a deadline in the near term. Entries from employees and related officials are discouraged to maintain fairness.
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Meyer Allumacters
Bhilaur Siaschalla
Ad Cortona
Court appoints R O Hutt as successor to Aubrey as referee
Federal Judge R J McMillan announced the appointment of R O Hutt to succeed H M Aubrey as bankruptcy referee for the San Antonio and Del Rio district. Hutt must post bond by October 20 and file an oath with the court clerk. Aubrey, a longtime local attorney, has served since 1919 and will wind up open cases before his term ends.
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R. O. Hutt Tol
H. M. Aubrey
San Antonio
del Rio Federal Districte
R. J. McMillan
del Rio
McMillan
Hutt
Aubrey
Bankruptcy Court
Huff
Texas Title Guaranty Company
Terrell, Davis, Huff and McMillan
Texas Theft Ring Bust Expands as 25 Held in Dallas
Texas rangers arrested more than twenty five suspects in North Texas jails and presented evidence to the Dallas county grand jury promising startling revelations about a statewide theft ring. Five rangers under Adjutant General Henry Hutchings have led the probe since September, with Dallas merchandise stolen or handled by the fence totaling over 100000 dollars in the past year.
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Texas
Dallas
Texas Rangers
Dallas County Grand Jury
Henry Hutchings
Joe Ossoba
Japan Plans Trade Barrier Action to Curb Exports
Tokio report states Finance Minister Koretyo Takahashi announced Japan may use foreign trade controls and tariffs to curb swelling exports amid a world wide trend. He called American NRA measures a minor example among tariffs discussed.
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Japan
Tokio
Koretyo Takahashi
American Freed by Chinese Bandits Reported in Copenhagen
American missionary Dr. Niels Nielson, held by Chinese bandits since April 11, was reported freed by a telegram to the Danjeh Missionary Society from Maluyen. The brief dispatch confirms his release amid ongoing unrest in the region.
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Copenhagen
Niels Nielson
Danjeh Missionary Society
Maluyeneed
Italians In Berlin Taxicab Accident Reported
Crown Prince Humbert of Italy, his wife and sister Princess Hesse of Germany were in a Berlin Potsdam bound taxicab accident with no injuries. Police suppressed news of the incident to spare embarrassment.
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Berlin
Crown Prince
Humbert
Italy
Princess Hesse
Germany
Potsdam
De la Torre Named Minister in Ecuador Government
In Quito, Ecuador, on October 23 General Francisco Gomes de la Torre was named minister of the government. A decree announced presidential elections to be held 60 days hence.
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DE LA Torre
Qpito
Ecuador
Francisco Gomes de la Torre
Civil War Volunteer John H. Gallat Dies at 89
Philadelphia report notes Gallat volunteered for Civil War service but was rejected by doctors due to poor health. He died yesterday at age 89. In Silver City New Mexico a deer season opening event saw a hunter accidentally shot and wounded as crowds moved into the Black Range and nearby ranges for the season.
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Weakling
Philadelphia
John H. Gallat
Silver City
N. M
Pers
Black Ban
New Mexico
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Noel Furniture Co
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