Supreme Court to rule on Adamson act before year end
In Washington the Adamson act challenge could reach the Supreme Court before January 1 as railroads and the department of justice discuss a test case. Attorneys for several roads meet with Attorney General Griggs and Solicitor General Davis and plan possible expedited hearings on the Santa Fe case in Kansas City. In Kansas City a motion in federal court seeks dismissal of injunctions filed by railroad receivers, warning of public, railroad, and employee harm if delays occur. Federal Judge Hook is expected to decide tomorrow.
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Longest Reign Ends as Emperor Francis Joseph Dies at Vienna
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria Hungary dies in Vienna at 9 p m local time after ruling for 68 years. Archduke Karl named successor as the emperor’s death ends a historic era marked by wars, reforms, and personal family tragedies impacting the Habsburg dynasty.
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Rames
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Mexico
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Paris
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Sarajevo
Bosnia
Archduke Johann Salvator
Rudolf
John Orth
Archduke Prance
Ferdinand
Hteanete
Morennatic
Sophie
Chorek
U S Delivers Final Word on Border Plan With Mexico
Atlantic City dispatch reports the United States outlining a plan to withdraw troops from Mexico within sixty to ninety days if Carranza shows control. The Mexicans offered counter suggestions to gain more time, and no agreement was reached as talks paused likely to week’s end.
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Atlantic City
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Tearing Down Old Landmark of Cheyenne
Old frame structure dating from Cheyenne's pioneer days is being wrecked by Max Schwarts to make way for a two story modern brick building on West Lincoln highway. Ground area 24 by 92 feet with fourteen rooms on the second floor. Weather forecast calls for fair and warmer Wednesday followed by cloudy Thursday with possible rain and snow in the north.
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Lincoln Highway
Washington Market
Denver Loan Office
Max Schwarts
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Railroad men expect 10 join federation
Baltimore November 21 Efforts to affiliate the American Federation of Labor with the four large railroad brotherhoods gained momentum as the federation convention warmly received speeches by the four chief leaders. Leaders foresee a joint fight for better working conditions and oppose all forms of compulsory arbitration. They urge Congress to pass favorable labor legislation as promised by President Wilson.
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American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood
Wilson
W. M. Lee
Congress
Wyoming oil best in nation say Boston capitalist
A Boston capitalist recently back from Wyoming asserts the state holds the nation’s premier oil potential. He cites rapid development, rising output, long pipelines, and favorable refining prospects as Wyoming eyes markets nationwide and Europe.
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Wyoming
Boston
Hoston
Boston News Bureau
United States
Oklahoma
al- Hornty
Midwest Refining faces merger and new loans
Predictions claim this year output reaches eight million barrels with Untapped Galt Creek cited. Midwest Refining expects net earnings over 7 million with substantial investment into Greybull Refining stock, signaling a merger. Shares show varied ownership including France and New Hampshire investors, while Verner Reed resigns as director amid sale negotiations.
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Midwest
Greybull Refining Company
Midweat Refining
New Hogland Jnventore
Lo France
Gwenthe
Verner
Reed
Midwest Refining
Hes
Rumanians trapped as Austro German forces close in
German and Austro German armies close in on Rumania trapping Rumanians in Craiova and outflanking them in the Jiul valley. Fronts elsewhere show limited fighting with bombardments and minor attacks in Italy while Entente forces press north of Monastir and defend west of Monastir around Salonika.
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Craiova
Jiul
Paris
Monastir
Bulgare
Teutons
Salonika
False reports of Wyoming guards killings clarified
Deming New Mexico reports say only boxing ring fights occurred with Wyoming troops winning. The Cheyenne State Leader published a message from its border correspondent denying any guards killed after rumors circulated since Saturday. Investigations found no basis for the killings claim.
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Associated Press
Brato Leader
Two Wyoming Boys Win Rhodes Scholarships
From Laramie Wyoming November 21 two Wyoming students who passed the Rhodes scholarship exams are Horace N Wilcox from Sheridan and Morgan V Spicer from Laramie both seniors. The Rhodes award provides 1400 annually for three years enabling study at Oxford University and travel across the continent.
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Woerd
England
University of Wyoming
Wyoming
Mhodes
Horace Ni Wilcox
Sheridan
Morgan V. Spicer
Ater
Same
Oxford University
Uae
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