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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
9
Disjointed fragments from a news page mention office hours at Hunt Building and exchanges with readers. The text cites Associated Press reports, United Press, editors, and editorial byline details, with stray references to copies available in New York and Chicago offices and visitors welcome.
A fragment quotes Thomas Corwin urging citizens to vote and hold leaders accountable. It recalls the Declaration of Independence, the purpose of government, and the duty to prevent unworthy officials through participation in elections. It laments voter absence and the rise of mercenary influence over public offices.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss United Riatan senator from Pennylvanis Penrose and the X-tine Lowes, noting Jett behind them, Philadelphia ties, and the 1906 death of Matthew Hunley Gind shaping party command and vote solidification at the national convention.
A Philadelphia-based political figure fights illness at home while directing Republican delegates gathering in Chicago. The piece argues Gov. Sproul deserves the presidential consideration, chiding the Penrose influence as autocratic. It stages a shift toward a freer, more assertive state GOP.
The article outlines the Chicago convention progressing with committee reports to finalize organization. It notes Senator Lodge as permanent chairman and Alex Watson of Indiana as platform committee chair, signaling a major American policy document and possible divisions among progressives.
The New York Sun reports the president's expected congressional message denounces the Knox peace resolution as staining U S gallantry and honor. The piece critiques the administration and references King Charles and freedom of navigation as central themes while noting broader geopolitical and domestic tensions.
At a special meeting held January 2 1920 the owners of the entire capital stock unanimously approved increasing the capital from 100000 to 250000 dollars. The action complies with Wyoming statutes and is filed with state and county officials. Chairman A Mortum and Secretary B Nelbon signed the proceedings. notice published June 6 14 23 80.
The stockholders elected G. Br. Hagens and R. H. Nichols as two directors to fill vacancies created by action. Hagens and Nichols will serve the remainder of the corporate year and until their successors are elected and qualified. Certificates are filed with the Wyoming Secretary of State and Natrona County Clerk. The meeting was conducted under Chapter 248 Wyom. Stat. 1910 with waivers of notice signed by stockholders owning all capital stock. R. K. Staley chaired. Carl F. Shumaker served as secretary. Published June 9, 16, 23, 30, 1920.
Notice is given that at a stockholders meeting on February 21 1920 at 10 a m at 22 North Center Street Casper Wyoming the entire stock outstanding attended and unanimously adopted a resolution for dissolution and winding up of the corporation in compliance with legal notice requirements.
The record shows H. M. Geary as President and C. M. Hegan as Secretary presiding over a stock meeting. It notes that H. M. Geary C. M. Bryan and A. H. Cobb were appointed to act on the trustees for winding up the affairs of the corporation. Dated February 1, 2020, with signatures of H. M. Geary and C. M. Bryan.
The Christian Science society moves Sunday services to its new church building at Third and Grant streets. The Wednesday meeting continues in the I C C F hall, and early Sundays will use the side entrance for access.
Two excellent tennis courts have been provided for Midwest Refining Company employees near the refinery offices. Through the aid of the management, Gol, Burke Sinclair, and the engineering department of the Midwest, two courts have been put in shape across the street from the main offices of the Casper refinery.
An Wyoming corporation meeting held at Casper offices discusses a capital stake transfer and a restructuring of board seats from three to a new arrangement. The text notes a person connected to the entley bowel bene and questions in the corporate governance action.
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