Final decision against Hyde shapes mining suit outlook
Court remarks on the Minerals Separation company patent rights amid Hyde case fallout. It notes potential settlements and costs for Butte & Superior, with royalty implications from Anaconda and Clark contracts. Court decisions and judge Bourquin findings influence the upcoming proceedings and dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte & Superior Company
James M. Hyde
Minerals Separation Company
Hyde
Pirst
Butte & Superior
Minerals ‘Separation Company
Han Werth
Yester
Bruce 'i
Supreme
Supreme Court
Miami
Bourquin
District Court
Court of Appeals
Intense Interest in Chancellor Speeches and Kentucky Vote
Berlin reports intense interest in the Imperial chancellor address to the Feldstag with ticket demand surpassing supply. Kentucky official canvass puts Wilson plurality at 18,188 with prohibition and socialist votes listed. Washington notes Leader Kitchin plans a Christmas adjournment proposal within days, while Speaker Clark forecasts a compromise.
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Berlin
London
Kentucky
Frankfort
Wilson
Tony Want
Washington
Kitchin
Clark
Two Box Car Burglar Suspects Taken After Vanilla Extract Plot
Milwaukee officers O’Donnell and White watched a plant near South Washington Street as two men filled pockets with vanilla extract from a four by two by two foot box car. Arrested suspects claimed no fixed address and no work, named H Daston and HS Whipple, one found with whiskey flask and an LW. W. card, the other with more bottles. one jailer had to assist a intoxicated Daston into a cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Arfest
O'Donnell
White
H. Daston
HS. Whipple
Washington Street
Daston
Wilson
Whipple
Banner month for Barnes King MNes Development
Barnes-King Development reports a record month with total output of 50 024.06 in gold from its mines. October output reached 2 242 tons worth 12 524.05, while Gloster mill tonnage totaled 5 289 with 3 088 tons from Shannon mine at 16.80 per ton. Net payoff on the Shannon title is about 16 000, reducing the remaining debt to roughly 147 600. If December shows similar results, the company may clear the net by January 1 and regain a surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes-King Development Company
Gloster
Shannon
Czar Expected in Romania Amid Danube Move
Berlin dispatch via The Exchange Telegraph says King Ferdinand of Romania arrived at Belgrade yesterday and Emperor Nicholas is due there tomorrow. The monarchs, with several ministers, are traveling by rail toward the left bank of the Danube opposite Galatz Romania.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Amsterdam
Berlin
Ferdinand
Romania
Ren
Bessarabia
Nicholas
Otr
Rent
The
Danube
Galatz
Rumania
Phronement of King Constantine Advocated
Paris dispatch reports a largely attended Cantabrian meeting in Casablanca or nearby where citizens adopted a resolution calling for the rethronement of King Constantine as a traitor for allying with his enemies. Troops present tore crowns from uniforms and sang patriotic songs amid the upheaval.
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Paris
la Liberte
Canca
Rete
Constantine
Adda
Vaudeville Actors Await Nationwide Strike Word
Telegraphers for a nation wide strike of vaudeville actors are awaited in New York as White Rats union leaders on a West trip plan a possible walkout. Agencies have begun lining up 200 emergency performers if the strike proceeds, with managers kept in the loop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Rate Actors’ Union of America
West
Chicago
White Rats
Shell
Fire Claims Three in Building Disaster
Bodies of Capt. Edward J. Welch and Albert D. Urie were recovered from the building late today. Henry J. Pratt, buried with them, was rescued after five hours and reported not in critical condition. Fire blamed on increased gas pressure in the furnace with an estimated $200,000 property loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Welch
Albert D. Urie
Henry J. Pratt
Heavy War Tax Levied by Germans on Bucharest
London dispatch from Jassy cites a Times report stating Germany imposed a heavy wartime levy on Bucharest with an edict barring unmarked paper money. German marks require 30 percent value, while Cratos losses total 15 percent amounting to about £2,000,000.
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Bucharest
London
Jassy
Suspected German Raider Warned in South Atlantic
Warnings issued to allied shipping in the South Atlantic and eastern Gulf of Mexico urge vigilance against a suspected German raider described as a two funnel vessel. Messages from Miami note British cruiser and shore station involvement in Caribbean surveillance. In Vinita Oklahoma a bank robbery netted about 17000 dollars in under three minutes with two men fleeing in an automobile and six posses failing to find them.
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Miami
Florida
South Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
British West Indies
Vinita
Okla
Les
Farmers’ State Bank of
Tobbers
Crowley linked to 1918 Boat dynamite barge case
San Francisco reports identify Charles C. Crowley as a suspected go-between for Franz Bopp and others charged with conspiring to blow up Canadian railroads and entente shipments. Crowley allegedly met a government agent on a Seattle fire tug after the May 30 1918 explosion, amid charges of piracy and violation of neutrality and interstate commerce laws. Also noted is President Wilson’s pardon for Louk J Smith affecting testimony, and Mexican officials denying assassination rumors about General Carranza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles C. Crowley
Franz Bopp
B. L. Harris
Seattle
Crowley
Bopp
Wilson
Louk J. Smith
United States Army
Pineapples Shipped from Havana to United States
From Cuba during April May and June pineapples valued at 8 608 dollars were sent to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
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Cone
Mineral Separation Company
Anaconda
Tutte, & Superior
Haut
Tutte & Superior Comny
Clark Companies
Butte & ‘Superior
Aamdena
Auinerals
SPEI
Barnes-King Mnes
Czar
Goodyear
West Park Stree
Iaudeville
New York ‘Times
Niaska
Christin” Leden
Freth
Hiis
Leden
Mir. Leden
Hudson Bay
Leaen
Hsiin
Leen
Fin
Alaska
Cour
Far North
University of Norway At
Christiansand
Geological Survey of Canada
Oakland
Cal
John Per
O. W. Per
S. N
Bremerton
Berkeley
Society
Burs
Delta Delta Delta
Annapolis
Toledo
Ohio
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Carranga
Queretaro
Cuba
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