Penn Wyoming $10 Million Case Decided in Federal Court
The Penn Wyoming Copper Company case involving about $10,000,000 in Carbon County Wyoming assets ended in the U S district court. Foreclosure was ordered on the trust deed securing a $2.5 million mortgage while several Penn Wyoming subsidiaries face forced sale.
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Penn-Wyoming
Carbon County
Wyoming
United States District Court
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Vivian HB
Collins Et al
Penn-Wyoming Copper Company
Juwage J. A. Riner
Penn-Wyoming Company
Contiental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Isaac N. Pennock
United Smeltern, Railroad & Copper Company
Saratoga & Encampment Railroad Company
Encampment Smelting Company
Encampment Pipe Line & Ditch Company
Encampment Electric Light Company
Ferris-Haggerty
Encampment
Carbondale Coal Mines
Northwest Development League seeks Western Interior pick
The Northwest Development League telegram to President elect Woodrow Wilson urges appointing a Western man to the Interior portfolio. It argues Western understanding is needed to develop lands, public lands and forests, and to counter Canadian immigration, asking for West Coast representation and western collaboration in policy.
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Northwest Development League
Woodrow Wilson
Westerner
Interior Department
West
Pollelus
Cook at Cody in 19 Year Old’s Tragic Suicide
In Cody Wyoming a 19 year old, Herman Hauck, a cook at the Grupp restaurant, killed himself after a night of playing a phonograph. He left a farewell letter to his father in Germany saying God forgive me. He had been in the U.S. about two years and was described as a queer character with no known friends or relatives in town. He will be buried by the county New Jersey. A separate note mentions corporate fraud and North American litigation involving historical company transitions via Judge Riner's decision.
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Rattle Lake
Penn-Wyoming Company
United Smelters, Railroad & Copper Company
Riner
Penn-Wyoming Copper Company
Penn-Wyoming, Copper Company
United Roottery, Railroad & Coppercom
Penna-Wyoming Company
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
American Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago
Chas
Hall Davis
Charles Hansel
North American Copper Company
United States Court of New Jersey
Lasue
Tse
Cody
Wyo
Herman Hauck
Grupp
Germany
America
New Jersey
Penn-Wyoming
Belmont to stage suffrage plays in spring season
Mrs. O H P Belmont announces a series of suffrage plays to spread the movement. A large cast from the 100 members of the Junior Suffrage club affiliated with the Political Equality League will perform at a popular New York theatre in the early spring months.
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New York
O. H. P. Belmont
Junior Suffrage Club
Political Equality League
Matchless Trousers Soon in Pittsburg
That time honored custom of striking matches on your trousers will end after January 1 when American manufacturers stop producing the old style matches. Lawmakers say the practice is dangerous and caused many deaths from phossy jaw.
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Pittsburg
Blizzard Hits Great Northern Route Amid Avalanche Cleanup
Five men were injured and two killed when a snow plow boiler exploded during avalanche clearance on the Great Northern. The accident occurred as crews attempted to clear wreckage from a freight train in the Cascade mountains. The storm and blizzard cripple the north transcontinental routes.
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Seattle
Great Northern
Cascade Mountains
Scutari Falls to Servian Attack Reported
LONDON Dec 30 It is reported the ministry of war has received a telegram stating that Scutari has fallen to a Servian attack.
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Scutari
London
Ministry of War
Prominent Mexican rebel Luia Fernandez Surrenders With 200 Men
Luia Fernandez a leader in Oronco's army surrendered with 200 men at Parral according to official reports received in Mexico City on December 30.
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Mexico City
Luia Fernandez
Oronco
Parral
Wilson adds two cabinet hopefuls two-hour conference
President-elect Wilson and Iowa progressive Democratic leader Jerry J. Sullivan named two new cabinet candidates. Bullivan is proposed for secretary of the interior and Governor John Burke of North Dakota for secretary of agriculture.
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Princeton
WN. J
Wilson
Jerry J. Sullivan
Iowa
Bullivan
Interior
John Burke
North Dekots
Wilson Hegins Conference Beginnings in Trenton
President elect Wilson opened discussions with Democratic members of both houses in Trenton New Jersey about appointees for his forthcoming administration. Early visitors included J Hamilton Lewis seeking Illinois Senate nomination and Senators Williams Mississippi Lea Tennessee and Chamberlain Oregon along with Representative Redfield of Brooklyn.
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Wilson Hegins
Trenton
N. J
Wilson
Congress
J. Hamilton Lewis
United States
Illinois
John Sharp Williame
Mississippi
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Chamberlain
Oregon
William Redfield
Brooklyn
Underwood and Wilpon Meet on Tariff Hearings
Democratic leader Osviar W. Underwood is to meet President-elect Wilpon at Princeton to discuss early tariff hearings and revision. The aim is a general understanding between the incoming administration and the House Democratic organization on tariff policies.
Dynamiter Sentence Totals 143 Years Across 33 Men
Indiana federal court sentenced 33 dynamiters for property destruction by dynamite spanning from Boston to Los Angeles. Sentences ranged from one year and one day to six years with several suspended. Judge Anderson warned against using dynamite and urged government over mob action.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Leavenway
Boston
Los Angeles
Edward Clark
Cincinnati
Anderson
United States Circuit Court
United States
Schmidt
Leavenworth
Farrell
Cooney
Coughlin
Bernhardt
Murphy
Kline
Final Decree on Laramie River Water Rights Issued
Judge Matson filed a final decree affecting all Laramie river water rights and tributaries. The ruling revises board of control allocations for Pioneer Canal and Wheatland irrigation, granting priority dates from 1879 to 1884 and conditional rights tied to cultivation progress. An appeal is expected by Pioneer Canal, with Wyoming Development Company cited among represented parties.
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Matson
District Court
Laramie
State Board of Control
Board of Control
Pioneer Canal
Wyoming Development Company
Sybille Creek
Supreme Court
Pioneer Canal Company
C. P. Arnold
N. ‘&. Corthell
8S. C. Downey
Laramie Plains
Clark & Clark
Cheyenne
Stork Mayor Beall Proposes Child Welfare Legislation
Illinois State Senator Edmund Beall, famed as the stork mayor of Alton, unveils bills aimed at child welfare. A bachelor tax for men over 32, health certificates for marriage licenses, and a 256000 grant for an inebriate hospital are among the proposals to sober up fathers and support growing families.
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Chicago
Edmund Beall
Alton
Rea
Flata
Arm to Fight Rebels Prompts Border Patrol Struggle
In El Paso Texas on December 30 a state official reports shipments of 4,000 rifles and large ranges of ammunition arriving over three months. Weapons are believed sent to oppose rebels near Juarez, while border patrol fails to maintain the neutrality accord.
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Paso
Texas
Juarez
Wyoming Man Seeks Protection for Mexican Ranch Attacks
A Wyoming man appeals to the state’s congressional delegation for protection and reparations after marauding Mexicans allegedly devastated his ranch near Hanna, Wyoming, twice since the current administration took office. The notice cites Sloan and Cohen of Hanna as involved parties in the report.
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Washington
Wyoming
Congress
Sloan, Cohen
Hanna
Wyo
Magnificent Masonic Temple in Cody Blows Down
In Cody Wyoming a $28,000 Masonic Temple and opera house was blown to the ground as a severe storm lashed the city. Walls collapsed due to missing steel girders, repairs to begin soon, with corner stone ceremonies planned next Thursday. Bruar and Stanton face costs, insurance may not cover all. Widespread damage included downed telephones and unroofed buildings.
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Cody
Wyo
Masonic Temple
Opera House
Bruar and Stanton
Greeks Lose in Naval Battle Off Island Ten Ends
London dispatch reports a naval clash between Greek and Turkish forces near Island Ten Endos resulting in severe Greek losses. Constantinople sources note European ambassadors urge the Ottomans to seek terms with Balkan forces, with Russian warnings about delays.
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London
Tenendos ii
Constantinople
Der
Mediation and Turkish Plan Stir Peace Talks
In London the Turkish delegation outlined a guarded mediation scheme as a path to exit the war. Allies pressed for written propositions and warned a crisis statement may be issued Wednesday to push talks toward a decisive answer.
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Turkey
London
Snow slide kills six at Crow's Nest mine
Six men were killed and seven injured when a snow slide buried the Crow's Nest Coal Company mine carpenters shop in Fernie British Columbia. The disaster occurred as workers entered to begin their day shifts. Two injuries are reported seriously. Local authorities investigate the slide's cause and ensure safety warnings.
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Fernie
8. C
Crow's Nest
Wyoming Legislature Set to Convene in 1943 Sensational Session
The Wyoming Legislature gathers January 4 1943 with narrow party majorities and high public anticipation. The Leader plans daily, candid reporting from the Capitol during the extraordinary session and offers a ten day promotional rate for new Daily Leader subscriptions, payable in advance.
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Wyoming
Weiter Do
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