U S After Denver Trust
U S faces trouble after Denver Trust halted operations with wholesale fruit and produce men charged in a combined action. Authorities report arrests and investigations into market practices affecting suppliers and retailers.
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Newspaper
Casper Press
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
2
U S faces trouble after Denver Trust halted operations with wholesale fruit and produce men charged in a combined action. Authorities report arrests and investigations into market practices affecting suppliers and retailers.
A federal grand jury in Denver investigates a city fruit and wholesale produce trust accused of fixing prices to control oranges bananas apples and other fruit. Witnesses include Matthew Zeuseun William McPherson and George Knifton as prosecutors seek indictments against leaders and others involved in restraint of trade.
Wireless dispatch from Hankow reports Han Vang completely under imperial control as forces crush revolutionaries. Frightful slaughter follows with rebels fleeing in all directions across the river toward Wuchang, where shelling and pursuit unfold.
A veteran of the Civil War, Brigadier General John Tyler Cutting is reported dead in Canada at an advanced age. Cutting served in the Chicago Mercantile Battalion, later moved to California where he led in state National Guard and rose to brigadier general before pursuing public office.
Amid river traffic noise the replica steamboat New Orleans enters harbor marking a colonial anniversary and the inauguration of steam power. The event draws crowds to Pitieburg with a finale of celebratory displays and gleaming vessels.
Contained garbled text hints at McNamara murder jurors and a debate over the battleship Maine explosion. Mentions a Gary board of inspection and a long running inquiry, with themes of blame and public demand for verdicts.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a personal tale involving Ge and Gebool with unclear context. The readable words suggest informal notes about time and activity but lack cohesive facts for a full news item.
A sprawling, mixed-bag dispatch notes a severe Colorado cold snap with subzero readings, a Los Angeles dynamite case, and a chain of incidents from rail collapses in Washington to bank robberies in Texas. It covers Wool tariff talks with Senator Smoot, court verdicts in Kansas, and a broad federal wildlife survey guiding pest control in the West. The item threads notable names, places, dates, and political actions across many states.
The report mentions Abe Attell defeating Leo Johnson in a featherweight bout in New York and notes football mixups with Princeton and Kansas University figures. It also references horse racing results, stadium repairs, and a Kansas athlete Tommy Joby facing illness at a university hospital.
Reports detail widespread violence in Mexico with mass killings and body desecration, plus rumors of an attack on Yuan Shikai in China. American labor and politics figure in other items, as do executions, corporate upswings, aviation plans, and major accidents in the United States and Europe.
The record lists cattle and feeder prices with diverse entries in Denver markets including steers and heifers. It notes feed prices for alfalfa hay and grains by region such as Colorado upland Nebraska upland and South Park.
The report lists poultry and cattle prices in New York and Kansas City markets with varied bids and sales. It notes steady poultry demand in New York and mixed cattle activity, with native steers and cows priced alongside western stock. Copper and tin prices, plus dairy product quotes, wrap the compilation with spot and future values.
A stretch of notices from Cheyenne to Sheridan reports Burlington railroad expansion in Gillette and Orin Junction, water supply contracts for Rock Springs, and a nine stall roundhouse project. Incidents include a fatal engine accident near Wheatland and a struck crew member in a shaft. Local officials reorganize and appoints, with new corporate filings in Casper and Cheyenne.
A fragmented clipping mentions attorney interest in state affairs and upcoming Western events. It references December activities, regional service notes, and local personnel names, though many words are garbled.
Heavy snow halted traffic in the basin with two feet of snow on the level and higher drifts in the mountains. The weather department warns of continued closures and risk to travelers until plowing advances.
A Cheyenne report states a manville sheepherder is under arrest in Kansas for mayhem after biting off Charles King’s right thumb at the second joint. King is at Local hospital undergoing a second amputation of the digit. Nearby, Cheyenne firms show strong interest in coal mining near Wellington with price ranges from $2 to $4.75 per ton versus Hanna and Fort Collins benchmarks.
Mia Isaac Ranta filled a tub with scalding water to bathe her young sons. She left to fetch cold water, heard a scream, and found her 32 year old son Signa in the tub. He died several hours later from the injuries.
Casper reports ex Governor William A. Richard claims his daughter and her husband were undoubtedly murdered after their bodies were found at a home near Red Hawk. He cites 22 money and gold bracelets missing as possible evidence but provides no suspects or motives.
Residents of this Hee Hon seek a game preserve in the Big Morneasion area covering over FON0 acres. They say the land is unsuitable for farming and should serve as grazing wild game. Propose building a few isles and feative acrown at the upper and lower ends to hold the animals.
A strong winter storm sweeps southwest Wyoming northeast Colorado and western Nebraska delivering heavy snow. Temperatures remain mild so livestock losses are unlikely. Snowpack in Cheyenne and Fort Muskeg indicates water for at least two years. Mountain regions are covered, gulches and canyons are packed, and moisture supports crops for dry farmers in 1912.
Three day conference among Eden Valley settlers the irrigation company and state officers resolved disputes over water supply from 1907 to 1909. The company must finish the contract by December 4 and will receive extended time to complete project and place water to lands originally allotted. Many settlers who moved in later or stayed wate rless gained credit for time on land without water. The State Land Board also granted extra time to finish the works and reclaim the valley land.
An old field yields to renewed exploration under peculiar circumstances. Weather conditions threaten to hamper the operations while workers report a renewed discovery near Greyball.
President Mekler of the Union Pecuictimated hat bie company may econ belld breueh from Chey sane Ww Terringion. the present ter eee ot Re Ere Serewally es fuaning twichewsteriy north Plats, Neb.
An old advertisement promises “The Quickest, Surest Cough Remedy You Ever Used, or Money Refunded.” It touts strong menthol and botanical ingredients and guarantees satisfaction or a refund, claiming instant relief once a dose takes effect. The copy mentions five to ten preparations and emphasizes safety and efficacy.
In a humorous exchange, a crab and a lobster discuss a salty drinker among sea folk. The playful banter highlights marine personalities and seaside chatter.
Mrs Mary W Ramsey of Colorado Springs recounts her infant son’s eczema treatment. After doctors failed, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment to clear the eruption by seven months, noting improved skin and overall health. She praises the remedies and offers free samples via Cull cura Boston Dept. 6 L.
The text describes an egg related diagram about horizontal angles at days old and the confusion of a hockey scene where a referee questions unfair play. A player complains of a blocked stomach remedy as another puckblocks a face.
The fragmented text hints at a sensational wedding dispute involving custodial or dowry themes with phrases about a bride being bid and sunken into a scandal. Details are unclear and names or dates are unreadable in this OCR snippet.
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