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Richard Spillanis argues for U.S. intervention in Mexico if Carranza resists, comparing the situation to Haiti. He notes foreign ownership in Tampico oil, hydro plants, and railways, and praises past Diaz concessions while warning Mexico’s new constitution could seize foreign assets. He cites Doheny’s pivotal role and oil tax disputes among Dutch, British, French, and American firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Porfirio Diaz
Carranza
Mexico Rival Voices and U S Role amid Twine Trade and Reforms
The piece argues that Yucatan operates nearly as a separate republic within Mexico, resisting Carranza while profiting from a cartel that pushed binder twine prices. It links U S losses in Mexican ventures, cites oil gains, rail and mining interests, and portrays the United States growing from a vulnerable boy with a pop gun to a formidable power capable of pressuring Mexico within months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
France
Great Britain
Mexico
Tampico
Nexaco
Mexico City
Republic
William Jennings Bryan
Yucatan
Carranza
Herida
Society Regulatora of
United States
Morelos
Monterey
Guadalajara
Guanajuato
Chihuahua
Sonora
Boston
Mexican Central Railroad
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient
Twin Falls Local News Roundup Sees Returning Soldiers and Socials
Top Sergeant James B. McKinster returns from France to Twin Falls. A stream of residents and visitors travel through town for short trips and summer visits. Local receptions, housekeeping moves, market changes, and a wedding license highlight community life with plans for fishing trips, club meetings, and school duties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. McKinster
Noo
Charles McKktinster
France
A. Ey
Twen
Ioboken
Arthur L. Swim
Swim
Mrs. Cradle
California
Yellowstone Park
Helen Lind
Anna Lind
Nebraska
Will Darling
Kimberly
Twin Falls
Thomas Stevenson
Cedar Creek Dam Company
Trenton
Utah
Stuart Severns
Hansen Me
Mountain View Club
Beard
M. S. and
S. Club
Watkins
James D. Whelan
The
New Freedom
Tokio Typists Strike Suspends Newspapers
Friday, Aug. 8, virtually all Tokio newspapers suspended publication as printers demand higher wages the owners refuse. Several strikes spread across Japan including some government establishments with no disorders. A fashion note mentions a new collar for men with slots over buttons that interlock in front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
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Beata
BY Richard Spillanis
America
Daily Chronicle
Whither
Nor Carranza
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Hayti
Europe
Mr. Bryan
Tampico City
Gulf
E. T Doheny
Mexican Petroleum Company
Villa
Sam
W. A. Clark
J. C. Clark
Salt Lake City
Clark
Twin Malls
Orrin Fuller
O. T. Fuller
Tom Tlicks
Howard Woodington
Wild Horse Creek
Shing
Boise
H. Williams
Williams
Twinalls
L. C. Yem
Furance
Cecil Claycomb
Frilla Reams
C. Sigzgins
Burley
John Dingman
Elmer Harden
Hazelton
P. W. Kimbrough
Twnalls
Welleys
Idaho
J. Harold Me €Rrath
Whimbrough
Rogerson School
Arthur Alworth
Pocatello
Gate City
LaVerne Collier
of the American Legion
Collier
Legon
J. (. Knott
Bayard
Molen
Harry Capps
Metcalf
Maden
J. G. Thorpe
C. I Roberts
Thorpe
Mr. Roberts
Lloyd A. Writsman
R. E. “Writsman
Dix
Nerney
George H. Odldwail
Payette Lake
Amy Bowen
Salt Lake
W. R.’ Greén
Twin Palle
C. Brown
Buhl
Sam Hart
Dorset
David
VV. Graves
St. Louis
Graves
E. Leece
Hollister
W. F. Berger
Wendell
Lawshe
Jerome
Fisher
Murtaugh
H. PD. Lenroot
Rexburg
W. A. Ward
Fern Haynes
Madeline Young
Dr. Hawkins
Granville Davis
Artesian
S. K. Nesbitt
T Unetta Smith
Alameda
Cal
I. D
Icy
Enfield
Moscow
Norman White
the Bank
First National Bank of
Twin Falls, Idaho
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co
Federal Reserve System
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