Giant Electric Plan Showcases Coast to Coast Reorganization
A sweeping reorganization of major irrigation and electric interests aims to create a single company to control Idaho and related projects. The American Water Works & Guarantee Company would form the new entity, taking over Kuhn Interests and other assets, with $19 million in seven percent preferred stock and $29 million in collateral trust bonds, underwritten by a syndicate. The plan centers on consolidating water, power, and irrigation holdings, with Porter named to lead the reorganized firm and stockholders urged to subscribe by April 24, 1914.
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Idaho
Utah Power & Light Company
Poratet
American Water Works & Guaranty Company
Binetric
Treatory
Americus Water Works & Guarantee Company
Piwhure
Perecowtie
Mwhart Porter
Randersnd Torter
New York
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American Water Works & Elvo
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Durne
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American Water Works & Guarantes Comba
Amercan Water Works & Quarantea Company
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American Water Works & Guaranise Company
Apollo
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American Water Works & Guarantee Company
American War Works & Chusrantes Company
Cuttfornia Maho Pompany
California-Idaho
Priscul Banda
Pax
Haldinga
Prineival
Atricthy
Ath Hero
Whrowd
United
Caretakon
Calfornia
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United Water & Light Company
Reontanheed Company
United Water & Tight Company
Messed Sanderson & Porter
Fred
Walmon
Hubert Porter
B. ©. Converse
A. E H. Wigein
Samuel Insull
Guy K. ‘Tripp
James D. Mortimer
William Nelson Cromwell
HH. Hubert Porter
J. B. Finley
W. B. Schiller
Charles BR. Scott
H. J. Delaney Meijer
Theodore Revilton
H. C. Huffer
Andrew V. Stout
Chas
H Payson
Henry Russell Platt
Henry H. Pierce
American Water Works & Guarantes Eompany
Remove Mud Stains With Carbonate of Soda
A short remedy notes carbonate of soda removes stubborn mud stains by rubbing with a cloth dipped in soda and pressing the fabric with a hot iron on the wrong side. The text also references a U S circuit court decree in Pittsburgh about a receivership with an April 15 1914 sale and an upset price of 1 000 000. The Stockholders protective committee aims to buy the property under a reorganization plan.
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Ing Trust
United States Circuit Court
Pittsburg
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Arkoosh & CO. E
J. A. Youngkin Implement Co. Agents
Richfield, Idaho
Tale of
Twin Falls
The
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Corporation
Commission
Great Shoshone
Ray B. Warren
Walnut
Shoshone, Idaho