Judge transfers suit in oil case to federal court
Leon A J Philippott sues Franco Wyoming Oil Company for 40000 alleging a Paris negotiated contract. The Natrona county case was removed to the U S district court in Cheyenne. Burdick and directors debated payment terms and Philippott seeks 10000 due July 1919.
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Natrona County
Leon A. J. Philippot
United States District Court
Cheyenne
Philipott
Delaware
Wyoming
Herbert V. Lacey
John W. Lacey
Impany
Casper
Paris
France
Charles W Burdick
Philippott
Monsieur E. Fontaine
franco-Wyoming Oil Company
Hue Blanche
Monsieur A. J. Philippott
Rue Maubeuge
Belgo-Americaine de Petroles i Wyoming Company
Petrolium Maatschappij Wyoming Syndicate
Lobell
United States
Wyviang
Burdick
Monsieur. Fontaine
Phillippot
Burditk
Wyokans Oil Syndicate
Philippot
Nich‘ & Stirrett
Flood B. Pendell Casper
Wyoming Court Alters Divorce Decree In Nebraska Marriage Case
Judge Mentzer modifies a prior divorce ruling involving John L. Hoagland and Mary Longland after determining an alleged marriage occurred in Nebraska within six hours of the Wyoming divorce. The case follows similar actions by two other Wyoming district courts on the same question.
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Nebraska
Wyoming
Hoagland
Laramie County
Kimball
Nebr
Wyoming Judicial District
Neraska
Mentzer
Wyoming Supreme Court
Wyoming Courts
John L. Wroagland
Mary Iongland
Tus
Erzberger retires amid income tax probe call
No. 6 from Page 14 discusses Erzberger's withdrawal from the cabinet citing a wish for an income tax investigation. President Ebert ordered a swift inquiry while Erzberger sued Dr. Hellfrich over September attacks calling him a menace to public life and a dangerous member.
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Erazberger
Erzberger
Ebert
Inelauul
Mathias Erzberger
Hellfreich
Treasury
Helffreich
Brazberger
Union Leaders Propose Highway to Endorse Bill Fight
The article notes union officials plan to push opposition through to the finish while awaiting the president's action. They aim to test the constitutionality of the law and consider methods to press views on Mr. Wilson. Unions pledge to attack labor provisions and financial sections seen as unfair to taxpayers and government burden, with dividend provisions likely to draw condemnation.
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Wilson
Labo
Tly
Wyoming Session Laws Pamphlet Sale Policy
The Wyoming special session session laws pamphlet of 24 pages costs the secretary of state about 10 events per copy in printing and clerical fees, but issuing receipts and recording receipts would exceed 0 cents, prompting the secretary to distribute the laws to save state funds. Copies are available from the secretary of state's office.
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Wyoming
Secretary of State
Agreement Between Attorney General Palmer and Packers
Attorney General Palmer and the Packers reach an agreement noted as having significance in the matter. The remark states that the agreement, of itself, presents a certain legal or policy effect without further elaboration.
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Palmer
Packers
Packers and regulators clash over meat industry decree
Representative Haughen of Iowa questions the consent decree as he says it would let packers continue abuses for two years before shifting focus to farmers. Commissioner Colver notes anti trust concerns with Armour Smith Cudahy Wilson Morris and packing firms. The committee plans 20 hours of testimony before Palmer outlines divorcement rules. Anderson cites rising monopoly use and greater packer profits since 1905 despite claims of consumer cheapening.
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Haughen
Iowa
Agricultural Committee
Colver
Armour, Smith, Cudahay
Wilson and Morris
United States
Packer
Palmer
Anderson
Border Bootleggers Find Easy Access In Nogales
In Nogales Arizona and Nogales Sonora bootleggers face little patronage as many cross the border for liquor. Americans may buy beer wine or tequila across the line but must endure formal crossings back into Arizona. Federal inspectors closely monitor the border crossing amid the dry Sonoran side.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Arizona
Mexico
International Street
Wyoming Sees New Corporations and Capital Increases
Six companies filed articles of incorporation in Wyoming, adding $820,000 to authorized stock. New firms include New York & Western Exploration in Sheridan and Coliseum Motor in Casper, with directors named. several amendments raise caps at Taylor & Clay Casper and Pine Bluffs Lumber. Dissolutions for Sheridan-Byron Development and Lake Creek Ranch were certified.
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Wyoming
New York & Western Exploration Company of
Sheridan
Capital
Francis W. Basco
Frank Condon
Belmont B
A. J. Magee
I. T. Blume
W. P. Stymus
Laramie Pressed Bricks& Tile Company
Capital Stock
Laramie
J. P. Markley
John Schrader
J. CG. Fitterer
H. N. Roach
W. B. Maxwell
Max J. Meyer
Dennis K. Gish
Gash
Charles F. Mallin
Coliseum Motor Company
Casper
R. H. Nichols
A. E. Stirrett
C. B. Wagner
Consumers Lumber Company
Green River
A. R. Couzens
R. M. Anderson
John Johnson
George Ecenroad
B. W. Marsh
Converse Mineral & Oil Company
Douglas
James D. Negus
George W. Warner
William Omenson
Taylor & Clay, Inc
Pine Bluffs Lumber Company
Sheridan-Byron Development Company
Lake Creek Ranch Company
Homemade Pinex cough syrup claim card
An advertisement touts a home made cough syrup using Pinex with sugar syrup or substitutes in a pint bottle. It promises rapid relief within 24 hours for coughs hoarseness and throat issues and urges asking a pharmacist for Pine with directions.
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Wayne
Russians threaten mass exodus from United States
A movement led by the Workers Defense Union plans a general exodus of Russians from America to protest deportation policy. Elizabeth Curley Flynn heads the group which says Russians not linked to Soviet bodies act due to alleged government injustices. The Soviet government reportedly offered 100 ships to facilitate the withdrawal.
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New York
America
Workers Defense Union
Elizabeth Curley Flynn
Washington
Russia
United States
Deportation Telegram Demands Action From Labor Secretary
A committee claiming to represent 473 men at Ellis Island sent a telegram to Secretary Wilson demanding immediate release or deportation to Soviet Russia. The telegrams allege inhuman treatment of the deportees on the island.
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Biren Oury
Ellis Island
Labor
Wilson
Soviet Russia
Senate Deadlock Delays Conference on Ratification
No. 1 page summary notes Hitch cock’s refusal to convene democratic senators alarms suggest future party meeting before ratification. Republicans claim 22 of 64 Democrats are ready to accept reservations with 42 needed. administration declines census and any estimate of affected votes.
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Hitchcock
Pershing coat and trousers spark question in Congress
In Washington the coat and trousers of General Pershing were discussed on the House floor. Representative Connally accused American officers of copying European styles in uniforms and canes. Representative Wingo defended Pershing saying he kept his American head though his tail appeared English.
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Washington
General Pershing
Representative Connally
Texas
Pershing
Mr. Connally
Wingo
Arkansas
Stecher Defeats Hussane In 55 Minute Wrestling Bout
Jon Stecher the world champion defeated Yussuf Hussane of Detroit in Pittsburg in a 55 minute match. Stecher used a double wrist lock while Hussane defended against Stecher’s body scissors. Hussane protested the decision but referee William Peet’s ruling stood.
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Pittsburg
Jon Stecher
Yussuf Hussane
Detroit
Stecher
Hussane
Ringsiders
William Peet
Archdeacon Dray to Preach Tonight at Episcopal Church
Archdeacon Dray will conduct a special preaching service at 8 o'clock tonight at the Episcopal church. A separate children's service is scheduled for 4 30 this afternoon.
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Archdeacon Dray
Episcopal Church
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