Hull Boils Ship Subsidy Debate Across Party Lines
Chairman Cordell Hull criticizes the ship subsidy bill as a dangerous expense while Republicans blame Democratic extravagance. He cites a 3 billion merchant marine cost and a proposed 30 million annual subsidy funded by customs duties, with loans and tax exemptions in dispute. The article contrasts government loss under current operation with private operation under subsidy, urging public letters to lawmakers on three policy options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Harding
Hull
Congress
Hull Merixes
Federal Treasury
P. O. Department
Mondell
Friends of the
Hull Democrats
United States
Merchant Marine Facts Urge Senators to Act
The Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr urges citizens to write senators and congressmen about merchant marine policy. It notes the war fleet cost $4 billion and much of the wooden ships were impractical for commercial shipping due to fuel space needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
United States
Radical opponents warn against government railroad control
The article argues that post election gains by radical supporters of government ownership threaten the nation’s capitalist foundation. It contends Plumb Plan advocates exaggerate benefits, notes government operation proves costly and inefficient, and rejects accusations that the Transportation Act caused high freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renault
McAdoo
County Warrants Called for Payment by Treasurers
All county warrants including No 31680 are called for payment by the county treasurer Masley V Rhodes. Interest ceases after the specified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GALL
Masley
Rhodes
County
Treas
Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate in Basin Wyoming
On December 9 1923 at 1 PM the Sheriff will offer at public sale the NE Quarter of the SW Quarter of Section 29 Township 53 North Range 93 West Big Horn County Wyoming. The property is under execution in Big Horn Canal Association vs C P Gaylord et al. Appraised at 300 dollars. Cash payment required and bid at least two thirds of appraised value. B F Wickwire Sheriff. R B Landfair Attorney. Publication dates November 3 1922 and December 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Towit
Big Horn Canal Association
C. P. Gaylord
District Court
B. F. Wickwire
Sherif
R. B. Landfair
Real Estate Sale in Basin Big Horn County Wyoming
Public auction of a single tract in Section 29 Township 52 North Range 93 West at the Basin courthouse. The Big Horn Canal Association sues Rob ert A Hinkley et al for a judgment in the Big Horn County District Court. Appraised at 300 dollars with cash terms and a floor bid of two thirds of appraisal. Publication dates November 5 1922 and December 8 1923.
Notice of Summons in Barlow Divorce Case
Anna Barlow petitions for divorce from Roy H. Barlow of Fairfield Washington in Big Horn County Wyoming. She seeks custody of their two children Vera and George Barlow. Answer by January 6 1923 or petition may be granted by default. Chas L. Brome attorney for plaintiff. First publication November 17 1922. Last publication December 22 1922.
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Roy H. Barlow
Fairfield
Washington
Anna Barlow
District Court
Big Horn County
Wyoming
Vera Barlow
George Thaddeus Barlow
A. D
Anna’ Barlow
Chas, L. Brome
Notice of Incorporation Paint Rock Sheep Company
Certificate of Incorporation filed in Wyoming on November 3, 1922 for Paint Rock Sheep Company. It may transact livestock business, own real and personal property, borrow secured by mortgage, and operate for 50 years with three directors, including F. FP Richardson, Della Bischoff, and G. W. Bremer.
Paint Rock Sheep Company Incorporation Notice
In Big Horn County Wyoming the principal offices shall be Lovell and the agent in charge is F P Richardson. Dated November 10 1922 G W Bremer president and Della Bishop secretary certify corporate seal with first publication November 17 1922 and last publication December 1 1922.
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Big Horn
Wyoming
Lovell
Big Horn County
F. P. Richardson
Paint Rock Sheep Company
G. W. Bremer
Sunlight Sheep Company Incorporation Notice
Sunlight Sheep Company incorporated on November 3, 1923 with capital stock of 500 shares at 100 each. The business spans livestock operations in Big Horn County Wyoming with principal office in Lowell and R L Katzenbach as agent in charge. Directors for year one are R L Katzenbach Francis Bartelle and G W Bremer.
Lovell Feeding Company Incorporation Details
The Lovell Feeding Company is organized as a livestock and feeding business with authority to buy breed feed raise and sell horses cattle mules swine sheep and all livestock. It may own real and personal property borrow money secured by mortgages and perform other necessary acts. Capital stock is $50 000 divided into 500 shares of $100 each. The term is 50 years with possible extensions. Three directors will manage the business.
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Paint Rock Sheep Company
State of
Wyoming
Richardson
Della Bischoff
G. W. Bremer
Sall
Sunlight Sheep Company
R. L. Katzenbach
Francis Bartelle
Big Horn
Lowell
Big Horn County
Lovell Feeding Company
Company Operations To Be Based In Lowell Wyoming
The document names W B Snyder W B Rich ardeon and H M Harris as principals. It states operations may be moved to other locations as the directors decide. The principal office shall be in Lowell Big Horn County Wyoming with W B Snyder in charge as agent.
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W. B. Snyder
Richardeon
H. M. Harris
Big Horn
Wyoming
Lowell
Big Horn County
Lovell Feeding Company Public Notice
Corporate notice signed by W. B. Snyder president and V. 8. Richardson attest, with first publication listed as November 17 1923 and last publication December 1 1923.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M’ch’t Marine
Radicals
Robert A. Hinkley
District Court of
Della Bishop
Ford
Gruen
America
C. C. Scharfenberg Watchmaker and Jeweler
Ramboulet Rams
Beckton Stock Farm
K. M. Stuart Sheridan
Dave Tuttle
Prop
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
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