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Foreign News
December 19, 1927
The Daily Worker
Chicago, Cook County, Illinois
What is this article about?
In Tampico, Mexico, the Mexican Petroleum Company resumes drilling in the El Ebano field after a Supreme Court ruling prevents government interference. The field is owned by Edwin L. Doheny, and other oil companies are expected to restart operations soon.
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Doheny Gets Busy in
Tampico Fields; Other
Oil Barons to Follow
TAMPICO, Mexico, Dec. 18.-
As a result of the Mexican Supreme Court's decision enjoining the government from interfering with its operations, the Mexican Petroleum Company has resumed drilling in the El Ebano field. The field is believed to be owned by Edwin L. Doheny, who maintains a residence in the district.
Altho other oil companies, which suspended production some time ago have not yet resumed operations they are expected to do so in the near future.
Tampico Fields; Other
Oil Barons to Follow
TAMPICO, Mexico, Dec. 18.-
As a result of the Mexican Supreme Court's decision enjoining the government from interfering with its operations, the Mexican Petroleum Company has resumed drilling in the El Ebano field. The field is believed to be owned by Edwin L. Doheny, who maintains a residence in the district.
Altho other oil companies, which suspended production some time ago have not yet resumed operations they are expected to do so in the near future.
What sub-type of article is it?
Economic
Trade Or Commerce
What keywords are associated?
Oil Drilling
Tampico Mexico
Edwin Doheny
El Ebano Field
Supreme Court Decision
What entities or persons were involved?
Edwin L. Doheny
Where did it happen?
Tampico, Mexico
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Tampico, Mexico
Event Date
Dec. 18
Key Persons
Edwin L. Doheny
Outcome
resumed drilling operations; other oil companies expected to resume soon
Event Details
Mexican Petroleum Company resumes drilling in El Ebano field following Supreme Court decision enjoining government interference. Field owned by Edwin L. Doheny. Other oil companies suspended production but expected to resume.