Penn-Wyoming $10 Million Case Cleared in Federal Court
The Penn Wyoming case involving ten million dollars in Carbon county Wyoming property ended in the U S district court. The decision upheld foreclosure of a 2.5 million mortgage held by Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank while listing assets of Penn Wyoming subsidiaries to be sold at forced auction. The ruling centers on a stockholder approved plan converting Penn Wyoming stock into a new company and cites extensive prior testimony across twelve states.
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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
Rattle Lake
United Smelters, Railroad & Copper Company
Riner
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
Northwest Development League Urges Western Interior Appointee
The Northwest Development League wires Woodrow Wilson urging a Western man for the Interior portfolio. The group argues Western interests will shape land policies, settlement, public lands, forest reserves, and Indian reservations, seeking a Western appointee to lead interior affairs.
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Northwest Development League
Woodrow Wilson
Westerner
Interior Department
West
Pollelus
Cook at Cody Tragedy Ends with Self Inflicted Bullet
In Cody Wyoming on December 30 Herman Hauck a 19 year old cook at the Grupp restaurant shot himself after playing a phonograph for over an hour and telling his roommate goodbye He had no friends or relatives in town had written a letter to his German father saying God forgive me and will be buried by the county New Jersey is mentioned in relation to a different context within the fragmentary text
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Cody
Wyo
Herman Hauck
Grupp
Germany
America
Belmont to Stage Suffrage Plays in Early Spring
Mrs. O H P Belmont plans a series of suffrage plays at a popular theatre in the early spring. The large cast will include about 100 members of the Junior Suffrage club affiliated with the Political Equality League.
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New York
O. H. P. Belmont
Junior Suffrage Club
Political Equality League
MATCHLESS TROUSERS SOON IN AMERICAN FACTORY SHIFTS
Pittsburg reports that after January first American makers will stop producing strike on the pants matches. The move follows safety concerns and reports of deaths from phossy jaw linked to the old style matches under new law.
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Pittsburg
Five Die, Five Injured In Blizzard Snow Plow Explosion
Five men were injured and two fatally when a snow plow boiler exploded while clearing an avalanche in the Cascade mountains. The Great Northern and other north transcontinental routes battled one of the worst blizzards in twenty years.
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Seattle
Great Northern
Cascade Mountains
Scutari Reported Taken by Servian Attack
London Dec 20 reports the ministry of war received a telegram claiming Scutari fell to a Servian assault.
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Scutari
London
Ministry of War
Surrendered with 200 Men in Parral Reported
Mexico City reports Luia Fernandez a leading figure in Oronco's army surrendered at Parral with 200 men today. Official dispatches sent to the capital confirm the surrender and number of troops involved.
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Mexico City
Luia Fernandez
Oronco
Parral
Wilson Adds Two Names to Cabinet List
President elect Wilson and Iowa progressive leader Jerry J. Sullivan conferenced two hours to choose cabinet candidates. Sullivan backs Bullivan for Secretary of the Interior while Governor John Burke of North Dakota is set for Secretary of Agriculture.
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Princeton
WN. J
Wilson
Jerry J. Sullivan
Iowa
Bullivan
Interior
John Burke
North Dekots
President-elect Wilson Holds Conference With Democratic Leaders
Wilson today began talks with Democratic members of both houses in Trenton New Jersey to discuss potential appointees for his incoming administration. Visitors included J Hamilton Lewis formerly positioned for United States Senate in Illinois, and Senators John Sharp Williams Luke Lea Chamberlain and Representative William 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 to Bee Governor Plan For Tariff Hearings
Democratic House leader Oscar W. Underwood meets President-elect Wilson at Princeton to align on early tariff hearings and tariff revision with the Democratic administration and party machinery. The piece notes wasted effort by many trying to discard unwanted burdens.
DYNAMITERS SENTENCED IN MASSIVE U.S. TRIAL
Thirty two labor union officials were sentenced in Indianapolis for dynamite driven destruction spanning Boston to Los Angeles. Sentences ranged from one day to six years with suspended terms for several witnesses. judge urges government over dynamite. Appeals filed. no bond prospects.
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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 issued a final decree in the Laramie river water rights cases, altering board of control provisions for Pioneer canal and Wheatland irrigation system. Pioneer gains 71 second feet from 1879 and 210 from 1884. Wheatland holds 632 second feet from 1883 plus 135 second feet from Sybille creek, all conditional on land cultivation progress. Appeals anticipated by Pioneer Canal and Wyoming Development Company.
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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, longtime Alton mayor known as the stork, unveils bills on child welfare including a $100 annual bachelor tax for men over 32, a health certificate for marriage licenses, and a $256000 funding request for an inebriate hospital. He argues the aims will promote marriage and family.
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Chicago
Edmund Beall
Alton
Rea
Flata
Arm to Fight Rebels Prompts Border Patrol Strain
In El Paso Texas a state official reports 4000 rifles and large shipments of ammunition averaging 6000 to 60000 rounds have arrived over three months. The arms are believed for operations against rebels near Juarez while the border patrol struggles to enforce the neutrality agreement.
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Paso
Texas
Juarez
Wyoming Man Seeks Protection for Mexican Ranch Attacks
A Wyoming man appeals to his congressional delegation seeking protection and reparation for outrages against a Mexican ranch owned by him and his brother. He says marauding Mexicans have twice devastated the ranch since the current administration.
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Washington
Wyoming
Congress
Sloan, Cohen
Hanna
Wyo
Magnificent Masonic Temple in Cody Blown to Ground
The new Masonic Temple and opera house in Cody Wyoming costing 28000 was destroyed by a storm. Walls collapsed due to missing roof bracing as wind over 70 miles per hour ripped through the city. Contractors Bruar and Stanton plan to clear debris and rebuild starting Tuesday. The loss includes damaged wires and unroofed buildings across town.
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Cody
Wyo
Masonic Temple
Opera House
Bruar and Stanton
Greeks Lose in Naval Battle off Island Ten Endos
London dispatch reports a naval clash between Greek and Turkish forces off Island Ten Endos today. Greek forces suffered severe losses as details from Constantinople emerged, while European ambassadors urged the Ottoman government to seek terms with Balkan forces. The Russian ambassador warned against delaying action due to the volatile situation.
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London
Tenendos ii
Constantinople
Der
Mediation by Powers Pressures Ottoman Peace Plan
At the London peace talks Turkey reveals its mediation plan for war exit. The Turkish delegation offered guarded proposals but refused to commit them in writing as allied powers demand formal text. Allies threaten a crisis statement next Wednesday.
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Turkey
London
Snow slide kills miners at Crow's Nest mine
Six men were killed and seven injured when a snow slide swept into the Crow's Nest Coal Company mine in Fernie. The incident occurred as workers entered the shop to begin the day, leaving two seriously hurt and rescuers rushing to the scene.
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Fernie
8. C
Crow's Nest
Wyoming Legislature Set to Open with Sensational Session
The Wyoming Legislature plans to convene January 4 as Democrats and Republicans hold a narrow majority. The Leader offers ten day subscription bargains for daily coverage from January 1 to 11 1943, urging readers to subscribe for full year or 10 issue options with advance payment.
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Wyoming
Daily Leader
Gollowas
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