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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-09
Atlantic Fleet Leaves Jan.
s for Eastern Seaports

Washington, Dec. 9.-The main
body of the Atlantic fleet will leave
eastern seaports for Guantanamo,
Cuba, Ian. s, Secretary Daniels an
nounced today. The flagship Penn
sylvania, flying the four starred flag
of Admiral Wilson, will lead eight of
the most powerful dreadnoughts in
the feet, fifty-siX destroyers, a num-
ber of submarines, submarine chas-
ers and a fleet of auxiliary craft, in
Guiding al least two aviation ships
with naval flying units aboard. This
force later will be augmented by a
number of battleships and cruisers
which will move southwark as soon
as the crews can be recruited to full
strength.
Particular attention will be paid to
main battery target practice on the
winter drill grounds this year. Secre-
tary Daniels said. Extensive fleet
manouvers will be conducted during
which valuable tactical lessons
learned during the war will be used.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-12-09
Ier Wires Wilson Miners
Al 0. K. His Proposal.
Ierms Announced.

" Nashington, Dec. o.
III. IA telegram from
.-Gen. Palmer at In
received today at
White House saying the
YRS certainly would ac-
4 President Wilson's
n for a settlement of tie
c was misinterprcted
8,Mcials there as saying
'nliners had accepted the
and led to such an an
Acement. A correction
made Immediately aft
Inrd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
BR0WNW00D IS
ABIG NEW FIELD
Forest Of Derricks VIII Be
Sent up in Newest Texas
Oil Territory.

Brownwood, Tex1s, April 25.-
Brown county now nas four producing
sections and eacn section is capable
Of big development and production
during the ccming SUMMER months.
The fourth section was discovered last
week by the bringing in Of the Texas
Eastern company well on the Caps
farm The section lies Just east Of
Pecan Bayou, two miles from Brown
wood
The producing sections brought in 20
Prominence before the fourth we're
tirst, the shallow field covering about
90 square miles, second the gas field
In the southwestern part OF tho
county and third the deep field no
the northern part Of the county with
Two producing wells completed
More OIL At Depth.
That a new field lies at 1900 Feet
and within two miles Of the heart Of
Brown wood has been shown by the
Capps veil II found gas an oil at
1900 feet and was drilling all last
~ eek, making about IS feet in a hard
but broken lime Of grayish color. As
The wen grew deeper the production
o. oil and gas increased and the well
is now making so barrels OF oil and
100000 feet OF very wet gas
How easy IL is 10 pass up some
thing good has also been demonstrat-
ed by the Caps wells. AT 1904 feet
the first showing of gas was found
and had u laid few feet deeper IL
would perhaps have not been tounds
for the contract called for 1900 feet
Within the next few weeks indi-
cations show thar q great forest Of
rigs viii rise over the new viciIi y
trying 10 define the pool. The T exa1
Eastern company owns most Of the
land in the vicinity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
ShaLLO1O Tests
In SchackLefOrd
County Field
New Towns Are Springing
Up As Rivals of Ranger
And Eastland.

Cisco, Texas. April 2S.-Two miles
and a half northeast Of Albany the
Empire Gas and Fuel company has
spudded in Tor a SHALLOW well on the
Ruunells ranch in Shackelford county.
This same company is drilling a deep
test near this well and in II a shall
low sand was cased off at $50 fees
The sand has a production Of IS bar
rels daily. Gas lines have been laid
20 both OF these wells and gas burn
ing boilers installed. The drilling on
the deep test VIII probably be re-
sumed n a few days.
Cisco, Eastland and Ranger are now
sharing honors with Moran and Al
bauy in Shackelford county These
Shackelford county towns are now
supplying over half OF the rigs and
drilling material used in stephens
county The Texas company has now
established gasoline extraction
plant and a loading rack at Moran
The new oil and gas fields now pro-
ducinE near Moran is practically con-
trolled by the Texas company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
CALIFORNIA OIL EXPERT
PRAISES TULAR0SA BASIN

Prof. R. D. Jackson OF san Fran
cisco, returned TO Fl Paso Tuesday
from AlamoEordo. y ~, and an in
spection Of the Tularosa Basin as 10
Its oil possibilities. He stated that
after making a study Of the geology
Of the basin he had secured land foF
himself and associates in California.
4 consider that basin a good gam
bic for oil" said the professor and I
shall put the matter before my Cali
fornia associates.
Prof Jackson is well known In Chi
huahua and Il Paso. He was the first
manager Of the Buena TERRA Mining
companv Of santa Eulalia in that
famous camp near the city OF Chi
huahua and was q member OF the
same. To him is due the credit Of
making that company's holdings one
of the big properties Of that famous
camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
EXPECT ANOTHER BIG
WELL AT WICHITA FALLS

Wichita Falls, Texas, April 25--The
Parker well in the B. F. Lanier tract
west Of block 81. is making about the
same showing as the Burk-W aggoner
before IT came in
1t is expected that Golden Cycle
well IN the csnter Of the north half
Of block IS viii be drilled in soon
Casing has been set in the well IN the
northeast corner Of block 81
Visitors have been invited IN 20
see Thrift No. .. in block S. Those
who should know say that this we'll
is in good oil sand, but difficulty has
been experienced in shutting off the
water.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
TWO NEW MEXICO OIL FIRMS
: .-------- u ---.-- --.-- ~ d

Santa Fe, \. NJ. April 23.-The Pc
troleum Lighting company q santa
Fe has been incorporated The cap
ita1ization is s25O.0oO and the purpose
IS 70 find oil. The iucorporaJors are:
a. L linn. deputy federal district
court clerk. c. A. Bishop, r. L Orms-
bee. C. L. Strong, state treasurer. L A
GilIett. state highway engineer and
A. B. Reuehan.
The American oil and Gas COM
pauy Of Tucumcari was also incor-
porated- Stock issuance permitted is
$50. 900. Stockholders are "A Iu-
cumcari business men and four Okla
homa capitalists
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
GeOLOgiSt VIII
Make Report On
PaIOn1aS Field
Second Expert To Be Sent
There; People Want to
Make Doubly Sure.

TIE officers and directors OF the
FL Paso Hot Springs oil company held
a meeting in FL Paso at noon Tues
day and heard the geological report Of
s. H Worren, dean OF the Il Paso
school OF mines, on the company's
holdings about Palomas hot springs in
Sierra county, New Mexico. a mum cc
OF residents OF Paiomas Hot Springs.
who are members OF the company,
were at the meeting and at their spe-
cial request il was decided TO make
doubiy sure before taking further
action, by sending another ceologIst
20 make thorough examination Of
the holdings which IL is planned 70
exploit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23

A very recent report from the Fecos
valley ln New Mexico says that drill
ing operations are going on az the fol-
lowing points in that section on the
Lincoln wen west Of Lake Arthur in
Chavez county; at Dayton by Brad
ford OIL company and Illinois Pro-
wood by the Illinois Producer com
Dany. and on South Seven Rivers by
a concern not named. All Of the three
last operations are in Eddy county.
New Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
NEW BROKERAGE OFFICE
TO HANDLE MANY STOCKS

= j. OVerIocE OF Blsbee, Az, has
opened up a brokerage office at 32s
East san Antonio street. with P. H
Fitzpatrick fl charge. The new con-
Germ IS not an oil drilling proposition.
but will deal in Industrial oil and
copper stocks and bonds A private
wire has been leased. with Logan and
Bryan OF the New York stock ex-
change as correspondents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23

DrRRTCK is on GROT-ND.

c. z. Henry Kelly, president OF the
FL Paso sunshine OIL company. an FL
Pas0 concern. stated on Tuesday that
the company had its derrick and steel
on its location about two miles east
ward from the Laura well OF the Laura
wen sunshine OIL Corporation and
everything was progressing eatistac-
torily toward getting drilling outfit
on the ground in the near future ready
10 begin actual drilling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23

Dorsey Hager and A. Edmund Robi-
tile petroleum biologists and en-
giueers with offices IN Tulsa. Okla
and Dallas, Tex. have opened branch
office in Roswell, y. " They are re-
ported as having spent much time dur
ing the past six months IN studying
the oil possibilities Of eastern New
Mexico and are said TO have staff
force working there now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23

8. r. Bates. who arrived from Pecos.
Reeves county. Texas. on Tuesday.
brought the news that the laura well
% the Sunshine oil corporation was
down go feet in blue shale which has
q showing OF oil with a smell OF gas.
This ven is about six miles north
ward frar Pecos.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23

3 T. Bates. Of Pec0s city. Tex just
returned from Houston. Tex, and now
in FL Paso, states that he WIS told
ia Houston OF the bringing in Of an
oil well I . OF IS miles from that city.
II was causing a great deal OF interest
and is the first well brought In in On
entirely new field. II is located at
what IS called Blue Ridge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23

r. 2. NiIlard. Of Portland. Ore. IS
reported 20 have signed a contract 10
put down q deep test in the Four Nile
canyon on the Walker & White ranch
in Pecos county. Texas II is said this
test IS 20 20 down $500 feet. If neces-
sary. is near the Menzie well now re-
ported as down 1900 feet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
~ rrPInRE ron OH

corporated under the laws OF New
Mexico plans to explore for oil 50
acres in the Electra field OF Texas and
1000 acres in Torrance county. New
Mexico. The headquarters Of this com
parE ara n EnoIno. =. Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23

The Bell County oil comp4uy has
moved its machinery out 70 its Ioca-
ton In the Dog Ridge" community
about three and q half miles west of
Bolton. IN Bell county. Texas. IT IS
expected that 81 will be spudded in iu
the next ten days. This. viii be the
first wen test in the county. The COM
Bolton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23

Inc OIL fever had stru7E Browns
vile. Tex" said Capt J. ". Parrott.
Of the wage adjustment board OF the
{. s. army now IN T. Paso. -I was in
that city on the 10th OF April and the
hotels were crowded with oil men and
people after leases and there was O
real exciteu eut on"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
CONDITION Of
WELLS IN CLAY
Much Drilling Being Done
In the Vicinity of
Henrietta.

/ Henrietta, Texas, April e3.-Wells
( in Clay county had reached the fol-
lowing stage at the close Of the week
! ending April 20:
Meridian Oil company. well No. il;
( rig
Kelly Green Oil company, slime No
I /; drilling at 1912 feet.
Clay Tex Oil company. Persons No.
( j; rig down.
Planters Pet company. Bevering No
Z I; shut down at 1915 feet. rig down.
Z Smith and Bevering, Bevering No
] ]; rig down
Lone star Gas company. Byers No.
! /; shut down for orders at 1880 feet
Greenless and Warren ] 'lrison 80,
Z; drilling at $50 feet
Texas company. Byers No. a, run
ming casing at $40 feet
Meridian oil company, Vineyard No.
i: rig down.
Merriam oil company, BeveriuG No
. rig.
Meridian oil company. Bevering No
.: drilling at 1s2s feet
Meridian Oil company, Myers No l.
drilling at 2122 feet
Humble oil and Refining company,
Linyills No. I; roaming al 1910 1eet
Archer County.
Archer City Texas. april 20
Ashton oil company, Coleman no. 4;
rig down.
Jas. Daw et al. Haley 40. Z; rig.
Arha Green OIL company, MuLeniE
80. j: fishing for tools at $50 feet
Humble Oil and Refining company,
Taylor No. .; drilling at 4o5 feet
Sinclair o. and G. company, DemosE
No /; drilling at $50 feet
silk 81 al. Scott No. 1; setting cas-
inE at 1170 feet
baylor County.
Kansas Gulf Producing and Rein
ing company. Stevens No /; rig
Pure oil and Refining company.
Stevens No. i, rig down
Wood and WelsE. Portwood No l..
location.
Thomas Dun ct al. Web No. I; shut
down at 1920 feet.
Van Ness et al, Snyder No. 1; rig
Coffman ct al, Albright No :; shut
down at 555 feet for casing.
Haskell Comfy.
s. s EOuro, No. /; drilling at 149o
feet
5. S. Kouro. No. .; rig up; spud IN
Many leases have been recorded
during the past week in Haskell
county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
HARRISON FLOW
5000 BARRELS
Big Well East of the Roper
Is Drilled Into Fine
Production.

/ Eastland. Tex. April 23.-The No. c
! Harrison well OF c. C. Norman ana
/ associates, located north and east OF
the Roper well, was drilled into pro-
duction early yesterday with an es-
| timated initial flow Of 5000 barrels
daily.
The Texas and Pacific Coal and
/ Oil company's No. Butler. located
in the northwest corner Of the Butler
lease. is setting six and five inch
casing on tpp Of the line The Prairie
B OIL and Gas companys No. kalea
came in with an initial flow Of 1000
barrels and the same company's NO
o B. ]. s. Christmas came In with an
initial flow Of 500 barrels daily. All
these wells are within the proved
area and open no new territory.
DanIey Flows 500 Barrels.
John Markham, jr.. and the Tidal
OIL company No. 4 Danley, offsetting
the Colony school well on the west
is flowing 800 barrels daily and i Is
not Yet drilled into the sand me
Colony wei Of Folsom ct al IS grad
ually blowing into production.
The States Oil corporations No. ]
Norwood. just east OF Eastlard, is
drilling at $500 feet This wen has
a showing for 100 barrels daily, the
same cOmpauy's 30. I Tobe Morton.
about four miles north OF Eastland.
is drilling at 1890 feet. and their No.
I Mrs. y. f. Turner. one mile south
Of the pleasant Grove church wei, is
spuddiuE
Ocean Drilling AZ e1o Feet.
The Ocean OIL and Refining com
pany's No I Brooks is drilling al elQ
feet This wei Isl located a hall
mile north OF the Pleasant Grove
church Balentine's No. Pleasant
Grove church well is drilling at 1880
feet
The Leon oil company's No. Allen.
east Of the Pleasant Grove church
1000 feet, is drilling at 100 feet
Root Hupp and Duff's No. I Poteet
Is drilling at $500 feet
Trouble with Ray Well.
The Gulf Production company's 70.
I Perkins. Just north OF the Pleas
ant Grove church well about a quar-
ter OF a mile. has 4 derrick under con-
struction- The same company's No.
1 J.. ". Ray, about seven miles north
west from Eastland. is drilling at
2f20 feet. This wen has had con-
siderable trouble and slow going. hav-
ing been spudded in last October. IN
be reached within 10 DAYS. This is
an important wildcat test OF the
northwest territory and is being
watched with much interest by the
oil men The Mid Kansas No. Har-
rel. about q mile northwest from the
EarrlcE wen. is making headwar on
saving the bic gas flow fou1d at
1880 feet for fuel and viii skid the
riC and drill another hole as deep
test The Empire Gas and Fuel com
n7ny's No ], Peoples well. about
three-ouarters OF mile sout west
from the Pleasant Grove church. has
a derrick w
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23

cases from FL Paso county were set
yesterday FOR submission on June 9.
by section A Of the commission OF ap-
peals: Southwestern Portland Cement
company vs.. Juan Morena; Frank
Foster ct al IS. John Alter et all
". ". Fink et al. VS.. r. T. Brown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23
DAUGHTERS OF REPUBLIC
Holm MEETING At /

Austin, Texas. April 33.-With dele
gates from various portions Of the
state present. the annual convention
Of the Daughters Of the Republic was
held iu the senate chamber yesterday
Airs. Rebecca J. Fisher. OF Austin. the
venerable president OF the orgEniza-
ton, presided. The morning session
was devoted 20 addresses OF welcome
by Mrs Fisher and mayor A. p Wool
ridge Patriotic addresses we're also
delivered by attorney general c. n
Cureton and assistant attorney gen
eral E. a. Berry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23

THREE Ell PAsO CASES
TO BE SUBMITTED JUNE g
Austin. Texas. April e5.-These
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-23

There Is only ONE sound REA-
son for NOT BUYING BIG 4
STOCK. That REASON applies
in any case where Buying Big
4 iuferferes with buying VIC
TORY BONDS. II you can't
Buy Both. your first duty s.
% your country. BUY VIC
TORY BONDS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
DESTRUYEN Ell ALCOHOL
TodaS las existenciGs que ha-
bia en- Merida fueron
quemGdas

MERIDA. YUC.. septicmbre To-
Todo e! acuardientc cue Sc hallaba
almacenado en- los depositos genera
les del gobierno del Estado. fue de-
rramado Y publicamente quemado en-
.esta ciudad, por ordenes del goberna
dor del Estado. quien Sc proponer ha
Ger cumpl;r la ley del Estado seco.
Ell Partido Socialista Yucateco,
el Liberal Y las logias masonicasI
del EstaGo. Sc preparan para envlar
"a EeracruE una comisi0n que repre-
sente a las mcncionadas agrupacio-
nes. en- las ceremonies que Sc efec-
tuen cuando l!cguen a la Republica,
los restos del poeta mexicano ANA
do Ncrvo.
En- un articulo que public5 un diaA
rio socialista, Sc invita- a todo el pue-
bio guardian luto el dia en- que lie
Euen los restos del vate, diciendo tex
tualnlen' :: "que no Sc trata de otra
cosa. mas que guardian luto a una de
las glorias mas grandes que he tent
do Mexico"
Tambien Ia prensa yucCteca Sc pro
pone asistir a los funerales de Ner-
vc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
RACIAL EN-
KNOXVILLE, TENN,
ia TERMLNADO VA
Grandes destrozos y varlas
desgracias personales eau
saron los amotinados

1->-0y-yrTr rEyAS co,-io,,-
~, - - 1".l-,. ,-''- - A.. uacI,os 10
.. o's ~. .:T'l ~ ,;,.Jaa 1 =. ,ns .,,-
i',os.;'-S iI: t, 80, 90 80 aaI,,a conr,c. =
~ '.'' I 90 y.-J " ~. ,,,;.,,oras bo-
q va I' IVY ,,''N 49, ,.;.an,on+o Ioz
I"S "G d MA I'd ~ ~ ,o 40
49,. ~ , ,s.,> ~, 49, ,.ac.;s+,.a,or r;nrr-
roe da ir,1crtanc;o ouizas dcbido a
:. oficacia de Ia virilancia de las
i,,o~zas naeforalcs del Estado, que
rococ;o-on todaz las armas dc los
I,aI-ricIlares = rnuv espec;almentc de
les dc IA raza de color.
r...l.., ,,,,.,.. r,.;- +,eror ber,6os
-. f,,ar1o- dol FsraGo
nor baber hccho rcsistencia cuando
dichas fuer.as llcvaban cabo una
reouisiciin lie armas. Dos de los ne
eros f,eror bcridos al ,lisparar sobre
cjlos los scldados Y los otros dos
rpsuitaron hcridos al ser atacados
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
FUE CELEBRADO E
D|A DEL TRABAJO
CON EETUS|ASNO
Una IHPONENfE PARADA
DESFILO POR LA CIUDAD
SOCIEDADES 7 AGRUPACIOHES OBRERAS
De TODLS CLASES TOMAROR
PARTE EN- ELLA

La ciudad del Alamo amanecio
avcl Ell un ambicntr de dia dc fics
ia, ciccunstancia Ia que daba lugar
Ia celebration del Dia del Trabajo.
:; II organization Y dcsfile dc la gran
parada que constituyc IA principal
CO, las aivisioTes ncl p!Cgrama que
clahorG "a Federation Americana uel
Tr@hajo. Pur tOJaS parties &c NeiIn
rrurns DC geItc. FcrccnccienteS unoS
:. Gc3crminaio %rUnO obrcro, otroS
dctcrncirad; Union. It's de alul .
una socicGad mutua iista. los de mas
all; = III yr.mio de Lr.esanCs re-
rrcscnEado pur 81 directlNa CuDler-
to baio 81 estandarte. il puntc f!Ja-
do ror antcrioridad para Ia olganl-
zaci6n del icsfilc d, Il parada. fLC
Ia Gale dc Nacogdoches. a cspalCas
del Hote! Nenger, 7 d2nGe comenza-
ron lieCar desde las nueve de IA
manara nuucrosos grupoS dc o5.e-
ros. de dependencies DC casas de
coucrcio. = de variaS unicnes So
cicdades mutJ3listas. todos los cua-
les gr.upos les iba sicndo senalado el
luear que debcrian ocupar en- e. dcs-
lille Y asj, ordcnadamente. dio prln-
ciu;o este cerc& de las Gicz de ia ma
mana, acompahado dc variaS handas
de mUsica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
SUBEN De PRECF0 De =
WANERA NOTABLE Los
VALORES PETROLEROS
Sc opina que tai meior1a Sc
de6e q la esperanza de
rueUa legisIecion

NUENA YORK. Sept cmhre 10
Tn telegrama de Ia ciu.iad de McXi-
60 da cuenta de que el acontecimicn-
TO mas notable De Ia s"ncara. en- eI
terreno de las firanAas. fuc u"a ra-
pida = notable ALA en- los valores de
las accionc> retroleras mcXicanas, q
sc dei6 aentir en- la Bolsa loca,.
Dicesc qu. :al :rImeuto lego en- al
gunos caSos hasta {! cuarcn,a por
ciento. y los Que So hallan familia-
riZadas con las c;Icsticnes financic-
ras 10 atribuyen csnccialmerte a Que
cl public6 tienc confianZa en- que
muy pronto sera dictada una lcgis-
larion pctroicra favorable para los
intere$es que pued%n ser afecta3os
por ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
OTR0 EXTRANJERO
FILE HUERTO EN-
FL T. De ZACATECAS
NO Sc SABE AUN CUAL
Is. .SU NACIONALIDAD
& CASO OCURRIO EN- LA NINA De CIKCO
ESTRELLAS, -HACE AVERIGUACIOHES
Il CONSUL

FL PASO. TEXAS, Sept. to.-Por
mensaies recibidoS de Aguascallentes
nor Ia Compania Americana Fund.-
dora Y .Afiradora que tlene grandes
propicdadcs en- Mexico. Sc han tenl-
DO noticiaS ho% de que Adam Schae-
Ter. Que no Sc sabe 81 sera inglcs o
americana. fu: muerto e. dia IS de
agosto cn L. nina "Cinco Estrellas,"
situada en- las inmediaciones de Pi-
nos. Fstadu dc Zacatecas.
Como las notlcias Urasmitidas no
Droporcionaron detalles del suceso,
el consul americana er Ciud&d Jua-
Ircz te!e@lafio los c0nsu!"5 Ell las
cirdadcS DC Aeuascalien;es To-
rre6n solici.ando informcs deta,la-
dcs dol hccro Y sobrc TODD, que Sc
aclar&ra 81 Ia victima.-que Sc supo-
me fuG mvcrtO por una partida de
insurrcctos-era de nacionalidad in
ylesa q Si era ciudadano america
no.
Sccur los irfo.mcs que sc proper
cicnaron hoy en- las oiIcinas de Ia
compania fundidcra y afinadora,
Ehaefer teniq mas de diez amos de
residir On Mexico, estando al irente
de una ncgociacior minera entera-
ineNtc independents dc Ia empresa
mcnclonada. Shacfcr tcnia cincuerta
cinco ancs de cdad : hacla ire
cucntes v;ajeS Z Zacatccas. Aguasca-
'ieutcs Y Trrreon. con mOtivo de los
no@ocioS dc la rropicdad minera que
i'crorteaOa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-02
La SRA. De CARRANZA
Sc ENCUENTRA DESDE
ANTIER EN- P. NEGRAS
Su 0iGje obedece a orden
medico y no osistird G
Hinguras fiiestas

EAGLE PASS. Texas. Agosto q.
La esposa de don Venustiano Ca
rranza. Ia sonora Virginia Salinas
de Carranza. lego hoy la vecina
poolacion dc Piedras Negras. habien-
do hccho el viaje en- el luioSo Y es-
plendido tIcn presidential. Una es-
colta militar acompan6 q la sonora
Carranza. como guardia de honor.
eStando conpuesta de ccrca de Glen
hombres escogidos del cjGrcito mexi-
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CARRANZA LEYO SU LNFORINE
ANTEEL CONGRESO DELA UNION
UN AMERICANA TONIC PARTE
EN- Ell ROB0 Dr. LOS
PNGADORES

NUEVA YORK, Septiembre 10
Comunican de Tampico cue ha sido
aprchcndido I'm americana que tOmo
parte en- los roboS de que fueron vic
timaS los pagado-es de las companiaS
petroieras ' Que tambien delato como
completes suyos 4 otros varioS amerl-
canoS Y 4 algUn0S mcN;canoS.
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