Foreclosure Action on Idaho Power Holdings in Federal Court
In Idaho on January 19 a suit was filed by Guaranty Trust Co of New York in the U S district court to foreclose on about 1 000 000 in mortgage bonds of the Idaho Railway Light and Power Co and its holding companies The complaint alleges failure to pay interest and risks to property value due to complex litigation involving the Beaver River plant and Oregon operations The case follows earlier receiver actions and related suits over power supply contracts and control of affiliated utilities, with efforts to extend receivership to the Idaho Power and Light Co and its holdings.
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Idaho
United States District Court
Guaranty Trust County
New York
Idahoway, Light and Power Company
Mer
Beaver River Company
Wyman & Wyman
Imation
Idaho Railway, Light and Wer Company
Maho-Cregon Light and Pow Company
Tarity
ho-Oregon
Railway Company
Beaver River
Westinghouse
Eleactric Manufacturing Company
Ho Light and Power Company
Wating Company
Ho Traction Company
Rally Company
New York! Dat
Ida
Edga Dietrich
Richus
Railway
Idaho Power and Light
Mpany
Idaho Power and Light Npany
Rkhus
Dietrich
Idaho Power
Qpany
Idahoteon Light and Power Company
Idaho Power and Light Company
Sway Company
Idahower and Light Company
Idaho Power and Light Company 1
Chase
Symond L. Evans
Callon
Idaho Power and Ht Company
Raily
Continental Trust and Savings Bank Chicago
Steamer Aground Off Florida Inlet
The oil barge Energie is aground off Saint Lucie inlet Florida with the revenue cutter Yamacraw and wrecking tugs en route. The Mallory line steamer Lampasas stands by as wireless dispatches report an unidentified steamer aground near Saint Lucie.
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Associated 17Een
St. Augustine
Fla
Energie
Saint Lucie Inlet
Yamacraw
Jacksonville
Mallory
Lampasas
Washington, D.C
Saint Swavne
Emory
Revenue Cutter Service
Oceano
New York
Simpson, Spencer & Young
Steamship Oceans
Lisbon
Second Hans Schmidt Murder Trial Opens in New York
The second trial of Hans Schmidt for the murder of Anna Aumuller began before Justice Davis in the New York Supreme Court. Insanity will be Schmidt's defense as in the first trial, which ended in a hung jury. witnesses are expected to be the same, with testimony from his mother and sister read if they cannot attend.
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Hans Schmidt
Charlice
iBy Associated Press
New York
Germany
Anna Aumuller
Schmidt
Davis
Supreme Court
Refugees Arrive at Marfa for Fort Bliss Internment
Federal soldiers and refugees fleeing Ojinaga arrive at Marfa Texas to be transported to Fort Bliss for indefinite internment. About 3,300 soldiers and 1,100 plus women and children move to El Paso by ten trains as vanguard marchers disperse along a twelve mile route led by Gen. Mercada and Major McNamee. The long march ends a four day 67 mile trek from Presidio.
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Marfa
Texas
United States
Ojinaga
Mexico
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Salvador Mercada
McNamee
Presidio
Mexico City
Pueblo
Carranza
Zapata
John Lucas
Porfirio Diaz
Madero
Lucas
Huerta
Vera Crust
Veteran Attorney Welch Dies in Minneapolis at 92
Madison veteran attorney William Welch died at his Minneapolis home Sunday aged ninety two. A former chair of Wisconsin Whig central committee and former president of the state fish commission, he published The Home Diary and was known for sarcasm. Earl Welch is Eau Claire postmaster. another son lived in Madison. Funeral in Minneapolis Tuesday.
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William Welch
Madin Pasnen
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Minneapolis
Sun Prairie
Jane Pretherick
William J
E. R. Pretherick
Welch
Whig Party
State Fish Commission
Home Diary
Earl Welch
Eau Claire
Wiliam
Lves
Ashland
R. E. Halsten
Soo Line
Chicago
Greek slavers case probes immigrant ring in Midwest cities
AP reports a U S immigration hearing in Kansas City Missouri describes an alleged white slave syndicate tied to a Greek colony. Investigators say about a score of members are involved with links to several midwestern cities and to saloonkeepers Frank Reo and Joseph Amatos.
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Associated Press
Kanasaz City
FOC
Yan
Ayn- Ts
Allen Seid
Siege ends as Edward Beardsley seeks jail under guard
In Mayville South Carolina on January 18 Edward Beardsley, a Som merdste farmer, delays surrender to ensure his nine children move to his brother Charles in Titusville. Sheriff Anderson holds camp guard to avoid harm to the children while a legal liaison negotiates his surrender at a Mayville jail.
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Associated Press
Mayville
S. C
Edward Beardsley
Charles
Titusville
Anderson
Bearialey
Imported Men Take Place of Strikers in Copper Strike
Long list of cases faces Judge Jory at Houghton County Court. Forty one strikebreakers arrive from New York to work at Quincy mine. Indictments cover conspiracy to murder and disturbances. No extradition steps for Moyer and six leaders outside state. Relief fund for Italian Hall disaster donors may be asked to return money. Union opposition to aid noted. AFL meets in Washington to consider action.
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Hlewghton
Mich
New York
Quincy
Anthony Lucas
Houghton County
Effeult
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Cruse
Moyer
Charles Tanner
Italian Hall
Anemier
Washington
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Tigers Signings Signal Federal League Interest
Detroit on January 18 received announced contracts of pitcher George Dause and second baseman Paddy Bauman by the Detroit American League club. Shortstop Owen Bush reportedly sent a signed contract from Indianapolis though not yet received. Federal League offers were made to all three players.
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Tigers
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
George Dause
iPaddy Bauman
Detroit American ‘League Baseball Club
Owen Bush
Indianapolis
Five Thousand Men Quit Railroad Work in Strike
A massive railroad strike unfolds as five thousand workers quit, halting most trains. In Albany negotiations fail to yield an agreement while mediation efforts and federal board involvement are underway, with key executives seeking settlement or arbitration and a statewide disruption evident along the line.
Volcano Breaks Out Again Over Dispute Ties Up Delaware and Hudson
A strike over the discharge of two D and H employees shuts down the line with about 5,000 workers idle. Reinstatement with back pay demanded. Federal mediator Hanger and state official Lynch head to Albany to urge settlement as unions plan talks. Carey, VP of the Hallway Conductors, retires amid strike tensions and sleep deprivation.
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Albany
Delaware and Hudson Railway
G. W. W. Hanger
Federal Board of Mediation
New York
James M. Lynch
State Labor Department
Syracuse
Martin ©. Carey
Order of Hallway
Grand Lodge
Albans
Hanger
Carey
Associated Press
Lynch
Wisconsin
Delaware and Hudson
Kanton
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Pennsylvania Division
Nineveh
Wilkesharre
Clinton Morgan
Delaware and Hudson Company
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Charles B. Burr
Bly
Loree
Delaware Land Hudson Railway
Wilkenharre
Hand
Binghamton
Rutland
Ronse's Point
N, Y
Quebec, Montres and Southern Railway Company
Delaware and Bloudsen Company
F. Loree
Dushing
W. W. Hanger
Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Volcanic Eruptions Cause Massive Relief Needs in Kinahe
Kagoshima reports Sakura Jima eruptions trigger earthquakes and widespread devastation. Governor estimates 300000 residents on Kinahe island require relief and relief funds around 3.5 million dollars are needed.
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Kagoshima
Japan
Sakura-Jima I
Hokkaido
Devel
Kinahe
Bandits Hit Wisconsin Town In Early Morning Raids
In Green Bay a Woolworth five and ten store was burglarized with $100 stolen from the safe. A saloon, a grocery, and two schools were robbed or broken into, with a Victrola carried from one school. A thief lit a match to steal chickens and a separate arson incident led to a fire and pursuit. Authority notes ongoing police work with no arrests announced yet.
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Green Bay
Wis
Woolworth
Victor Dutton
Submarine A-7 Searched Near Plymouth Bay
Navy orders search for the submarine A-7 missing since Friday after disappearing with its crew during maneuvers near Plymouth Wisconsin. Twelve destroyers sweep the White Sand Bay area, probing the bottom with cables but no results yet.
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Navy
Associated Press
Plymouth
Wis
Naval
Paira
White
Sand Bay
Fond du Lac Elder Christopher Keys Dies at 98
Fond du Lac Wisconsin January 19 Christopher Keys the oldest resident of Fond du Lac County died today aged ninety eight years and nine months He was born in Ireland and had lived in the area for sixty years.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Christopher Keys
Ireland
Death Ends Mystery of Disappearance in Oshkosh
David Delamater, 42, died after long tuberculosis illness at his sister Sadie Delamater’s home in Oshkosh. Authorities had sought him to prevent disease spread and enforce Minnesota’s health laws. The death ends a months‑long search, while separate notices invited locals to a secretive Odd Fellows Hall meeting with a single password. Local obituaries note survivors including a wife, two sons, three daughters, and siblings.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ouhkosh
David Delamater
Sadie Delamster
Merritt Street
Navid Ndelamster
A. Browkie
Oclty Teatth
Cnnunist Rioner
GC. A. Barper
Mahaon
Tirper
Warvid Delamater
St. Paul
He Wu
State Board of Health
Osxikash
Harper
Brooke
Polter
Mr. Delamater
Sadie Quinn
Mra. Quinn
Milwauker
Leyla Delamater
Jota Delameter
Mra
Plies de Quinn
Mary Koepke
Sadie Delamenter
Gahkonh
Stral
Death by own action shocks clan after hasty marriage
A man and his bride, newly married a month, died by their own act today. Neighbors say the couple faced community pressure over their union. Before the marriage, Mrs Algia owned Miss Violet Masterhank. Steps were taken to annul the marriage as a potential legal violation.
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Associated Lyera Sycamore
Joan Alnis
Sirs
Gia
Violet Masterhank
Wisconsin Students Marry During Christmas Vacation
Madison Wis Jan 14 Hay Hart and Woes Erama ftriffin students at the university of Wisconsin were married at the tatters home at Clark S DB during the Christmas vacation Announcement of the marriage was made here today.
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Tae Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Hay Hart
Woes Erama Ftriffin
University of Wisconsin
Tatters
Clark, Sdb
Christmsas
Damage case opens in Appleton libel suit
Circuit court reconvened to hear George Le Downer versus Peter Tobby and J Westphal over libel published in The Fox River Journal. Downer seeks damages from the November 1909 article alleging public defamation of a public official, with initial claims for 7000 wages and 4000 damages later narrowed to the November piece. Attorneys Bottenseck Foomeor Appleton represent the plaintiff, Martin Wa. Clark Green Bay represent the defendants.
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George le Downer
Peter Tobby
J. Westphal
Mr. Downer
Ie Glaintiff
Outagnaine
Outaga
West
Fox River Journal
Appleton
Ma. Downer
Foxiver Journal
Tasteo
Tar ix
Gud
AWM
Atin Bottenseck
Murder plot tale links girl to crime death
Galesburg Illinois January 19 Robert Tieing was arrested at Rio near here. Higgins stepdaughter Julia Flake fifteen told Knox and Mercer counties state attorneys a story claiming Mrs Higgins died by a gunshot from an accidental discharge of a shotgun Wiggins was cleaning. The girl’s statement also implicates herself and a male relative in a conspiracy to kill Mrs Higgins.
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Deng
Associated Press
Galesburg
Robert Tieging
Rio
Higgins
Julia Flake
Knox
Mererr
Robert Finke Siggins
No Change at Elgin as Market Steady
Elgin exchange notes show little movement with prices quoted steady today from 32 to 33 1/2 cents. Traders and dealers reported cautious activity amid thin volume and steady demand for limited supplies.
Chicago Liberals Back Twin Cities Bank Location
Chicago bankers urged to place a federal reserve bank in Minneapolis or St Paul as regions draw maps showing territory for inclusion. Leaders Reynolds Forgan and Wheeler presented Chicago territory spanning Illinois Iowa Indiana Wisconsin and southern Michigan while stating no desire to encroach on another city.
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Agsociated
Chicago
McAdono
Houston
Federal Reserve
Twin Cities
George M. Reynolds
James B. Forgan
Harry A. Wheeler
National Chamber of Commerce
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Forgan
Mr. Reynolds
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
David Ifronston
Committee For
Federal Reserve Bank System
Reserve Bank
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Illinoia
St. Louis
McAdee
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Fie
Reynolds
McAdoo
Wheeler
Michigan
Ciblo
Towa
Wisconsin
Wiiness
Springfield
Record Births and Marriages Hit New Heights in Eau Claire County
Eau Claire county records show the year closed with the highest birth count to date, surpassing prior years. Deaths reached 404, up from 446 the year before, while marriages broke previous records, signaling a year of notable family formation in Nau Claire Wisconsin.
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Eau Claire
Nau Claire
Wis
WIM
Tse
Madison Man Honored In Classical Study Appointment
Charles Foster Smith of the University of Wisconsin will be professor of classical languages at the American School of Classical Study at Athens for 1914–1915. The appointment honors a Madison scholar. weather forecasts follow with unsettled conditions and light precipitation in parts of Wisconsin and nationwide trends toward warmer periods later in the week.
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Chowxen
Athena
Greece
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Charles Forster Smith
University of Wisconsin
American School ‘of
Athens
Smith
Wisconsin
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Missouri River
Great Central
Lake Region
Atlantic States
Tremtay
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Terest
Heroine
Cannes
Sinclair Mainland
Oshkosh Capital
Mae
Ren
Wes
Houghton
Quincy Mine
Jory
Chenul
Agathurt
Tee
Estradite
Moyers
Hig
Houghton, Mieh
Jan
Houghton County Relief Committee
Ialian Hall
State of
Albany, N. Y
J. A. McGrew
N. Y
Utford
Sims
Delaware and Hudson Atrike
W. L. Chambers
Bob
Hui
Richard D. Lankford
Southern Railway
Brooklyn
Mr. Lankford
Nellie Patterson
Cha
Lankford
Juunewotn
Winconsin
David Delhunnater
Tosin
Gert Wonphal
Nevel
Odd Fellows Hall
Thorne
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mulya
Fia
Miegal Watrimondal
Coues
Kbe Themacheon
Ding
Anenaneead
Elgin
Eigin
Rictter
Urnce Reserve Bank
Mitola
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