Litigation Over Alleged Oil Land Disputes In Wyoming
Nine lawsuits claim ownership of 1040 acres of petroleum lands in Salt Creek field Wyoming amid multi million dollar stakes. Plaintiffs include C Holly F J Julyan Catherine Bailey Maria Bailey Rachel Morford Ida Morford A L Yerby and K C Julyan, asserting Nebraskan location rights. The cases target sections 27 24 44 15 25 1 44 22 and 25 in ranges 79.
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Salt Creek Ffield
Wyoming
Uni States District Courracy
Nebraska
Uitel
Poeta Adlere
Rictas Hicki
C. Holly
F. J. Julyan
Catherine ¢. Bailey
Maria Bailey
Rachel Morford
Ida Morford
A. L. Yerby
K. ¢. Julyan
Salt Creek
Parkman
Leasing Bill Passes Senate Near-Intact Amid Debate
The Senate advanced a leasing bill allowing public lands with coal, oil, gas, phosphates, and sodium deposits to be leased without a recorded vote after about an hour. Senator Harris of Georgia pushed anti trust price equality language and a chamber dissolution clause affecting Standard Oil affiliates, while Follette and others charged the measure favors Standard Oil.
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Washington
Senate
Harris Democrat
Georgia
Harris
House
Public Landa Committee
Li Follette
Oor
Standard Oil Company
Lafollette's Parting Shot in Debate on Peace Treaty and Coal Lands
In a heated session Senator Lafollette accused Standard Oil and associates of trying to sway Senate opinions on the peace treaty. The debate touched on coal land leases and proposed royalties, alleging changes to production values and the impact on national policy.
Hermit of Mackinaw County Keeps Quiet Life in Wilds
Charles Saraiee is described as the sole hermit in Ajnofs, with Schultz living secluded in Mackinaw county jungles, 20 miles west of Bloomington, for nearly 50 years. He started as a Peoria cabinetmaker and, after reaching adulthood, left society after a failed love affair, finding appeal only in the wildwood.
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Charles Saraiee
Ajnofs
Schultz
Fyel
Mackinaw County
Bloomington
Peoria
Wilson Begins Most Strenuous Presidential Tour Ever
President Wilson starts a 25 day journey aboard his special train for a 40 600 mile trip with 30 addresses planned nationwide. He travels from Chihuahua to Columbus and beyond with Mrs Wilson, aides, doctors, and about 30 newspaper correspondents aboard the train for what may be the most arduous presidential tour yet.
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Wilson
Columbus
Ohto
Joseph P. Tupalty
Miral Garry
T. Grayson
Mr. Wilson
Pacifico Coast
Canadian
Unsuccessful bidder seeks delay in sale of old AOUW building
In a district court proceeding local businessman Soheibman, who occupies a store room in the old AOUW building, fights the recent public sale of the property after the executors of the late Lord William Moffatt placed it on the market. He offered nearly 40 percent more than his prior bid and seeks to overturn or pause the sale to Louis Go. The report notes the bid escalation and procedural contest tied to the estate sale.
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A Soheibman
William Moffatt
District Court
Trotsky vows defense of Petrograd as Bolsheviks plan push
Trotsky in a Petrograd Soviet address declares Bolsheviks will stand firm for Petrograd and prepare for a sweeping advance in Finland. Soviet wireless dispatch notes Bolsheviks may seek peace with Bathopia while readying forces for invasion.
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Associated Press
London
Trotsky
Salvation Army Drive in Cheyenne Seeks Funds
County Chairman Edward T. Storey says the public is not responding to the Salvation Army Home Service Drive seeking 627,000 for a Cheyenne home service building. He notes one institution reduced its contribution, worsened by waning support as drive efforts continue.
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Salvation Army Home Service
Duljdo
Cheyenne
Edward T. Storey Yeaterday
Wyoming’s 1919 Assessed Property Valuation Rises
The 1919 Wyoming property valuation stands at 375 million dollars, up from 298 million in 1918, a 77 million increase or 26 percent. The state tax levy is 3.56 mills, slightly below 1918’s 3.7, yet the higher valuation will raise about 230 thousand dollars more than last year. Announcement of the 1929 valuation was made Tuesday by the state board of equalization.
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Wyoming
State Board of Equalization
Laramie
Natrona County
Laramie County
Sweety
Tow
Sheridan County
Sweetwater
Sheridan
Matrona Ee
Gtsdan
Signatories Pact of London discussed after London visit
Italian circles express satisfaction over Senor Titonni's trip to Drewville and a conference with Lloyd George. A collective note to President Wilson seeks his assent to a compromise among the signatories, though Wilson's Adriatic stance may not change. Wyoming counties show shifting wealth rankings with Laramie atop the list at about 33 million dollars in assessed value.
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PAIS
Senor Titonni
Drewville
Lloyd George
Lonhavé
Wilson
McGee Bound Over on Sex Assault Charge
Matthew McGee was bound over by Judge W H Edwards in the Justice court for trial in district court on the charge of assault and battery with intent to commit a crime against a sixteen year old girl Jane Smith after hospitality at her home.
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Matthew McGee
W. H. Edwards
Justice Court
District Court
McGee Charged With Assault At Windsor Hotel Case Drives Local Court Records
Wyoming case details a 16 year old girl accusing McGee of attacking her at the Windsor hotel following Frontier Days events. Testimony from Miss Jane Smith and Miss Agni Jane Smith places McGee with the girl, paying for a room and accompanying her to the Labor tea. Proceedings reference statutory penalties and the severity of the charge.
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McGee
Jane Smith
Windsor Hotel
Swinymat
Wyoming Statutm
Misa Smith
Agni Jane Smith
Cheyenne
Jonnie Kinney
Miss Smith
Kineney
Sad
Ae Pn
Ale
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Chihuahua City
Soheibman
A. O. U. W. Block
Moffatt Estate
Trotzky
Finland
Molchak
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Kolchak Ieavke Appeal
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Pact OF London
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