Packers Plan Objected To By Department Of Justice
Washington Oct 5 In a brief filed in the Supreme Court the justice department objects to the Packers plan to divest control of stockyards threatening violation of antitrust and Sherman acts. It warns that consolidation of fifteen yards handling 73 percent of U S livestock would distort competition and shield owners from disclosure. The document links Prince Armour interests to the Chicago stockyards and questions bona fides of the plan.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Etpal
F. B. Primail Company
H. Prince & Company
F. HW
Chicago
Oxyden Armour & Co
Prince and Armour
H, Prince & Cor
Chicago Stock Yards Co
Teine
Union Stockyards Co
Chino
Pfti, Prince & Company
Prince & Co
F. J. Prince & Co
Enid F. 1
Wyoming Voters Face Six Constitutional Amendments
Cheyenne Oct 5 voters will see six proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot. Three amendments Nos 3 4 and 5 are pivotal for Wyoming highway expansion funding. If ratified the state and counties may continue the current road program with permanent roads and federal aid funds totaling about 5 million dollars. The measure aims to empower the next legislature to allocate and secure funds to advance the highway system statewide.
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Cheyenne
Yudlic
Wyoming
Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Commission
Wyvanne
American Bar Endorses League of Nations Covenant
A committee of distinguished American lawyers appointed by the American Bar Association endorsed the Covenant and League of Nations without reservations. They urged ratification as the best path to peace, stating the league is not a superstate, imposes no taxes, and preserves U.S. sovereignty while promoting cooperation and security. They caution against midflight amendments and support Article 26 procedures for future changes.
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United States
American Bar Association
League
League of States
Ernest
Th League
Council
Assembly
Congress
Wyoming Voters Urged to Support Amendments for Highway Funding
Citizens are urged to vote on November 9 to approve amendments three four and six to ensure Wyoming keeps its progress. Backers say current motor vehicle license fees cover the highway bonds issued or to be issued, and defeating the measures would halt highway program advances for two years.
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Wyoming
Rotary Clubs of World Name Red Cross Disaster Leader
The International Association of Rotary Clubs recognizing Red Cross as the official disaster relief agency of the world agreed to await American Red Cross reports before Rotary Clubs request relief funds. Albert Adame of Atlanta urged first action by Red Cross citing unified administration and trained personnel to quickly aid sufferers and restore independence.
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Red Cross
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Satie Sluba
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
American Red Cross
Rotary Club
Albert §. Adama
Atlanta
International Association
Adame
John Hay Buys Oil Property in Wyoming Deal
John W Hay of Rock Springs and provident of the First National Bank of Laramie buys oil property from the First Savings Bank and Trust Company of Nashville Tennessee and related parties in a significant regional real estate transaction.
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John Hay
Laramie
Jobn W Hay
Rock Springs
First National Bank
First Savings Bank and Trust Company of
Nashville
Tenn
Oil and gas rights noted near Bosler with leases
D. OC. Buntin and his wife of Laramie hold oil and gas rights to large tracts near Bosler. Part of the land is leased to the Ohio Ol company, with Hay ae quires certain royalty rights in oil produced from the wells on the tracts.
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D. OC. Buntin
Laramie
Bosler
Ohio Ol Company
Hay
Nickerson to mark site of first woman justice peace
Lanier Wyoming Captain H G Nickerson carves a stone to honor Esther Morris the world’s first woman justice of the peace and mother of woman suffrage The stone will be placed at South Pass Wyoming to commemorate Morris directing a 1809 camp that led to Wyoming’s first equal suffrage law.
Britten Denies British Funds Charge as Baseless Accusation
Congressman Fred A. Britten of Illinois testified before a senatorial committee that his claim of Great Britain contributing to the Democratic campaign fund was only his own opinion and lacking any evidence. Governor Cox cites Republican official publications to support his charge, which is deemed false and baseless by observers.
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Fred A. Britten
Illinois
Cox
Great Britain
Britten
Republican Party
Whooping cough medicine praised for wide spread use
A promotion notes that from a small beginning its sale and use have extended to all parts of the United States and many foreign countries. The advertisement claims the medicine is of extraordinary merit and urges readers to give it a trial.
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United States
Sheepmen Notice Bridge Crossing Across Green River
Rest sheep bridge across Green River ready for crossing September 20. Harold Dodge of Granger Wyoming thanks patrons for support.
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Green River
Harold Dodge
Granger
Notice for Publication at Evanston Land Office 1920
Land Office at Evanston Wyoming October 2 1920 Notice John L Kemmerer of New York City filed Coal Declaratory Statement in 1914 for multiple lots in Sections 14 and 24 Township 22 North Range 116 West and now filed Application to Purchase Serial No 07801 This notice invites protests by affidavit before publication following Chamberlains Cough Remedy listing Alexis Nisbet as register All details reflect rugged 1920s formal notice style.
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Evanston
Wyoming
John L. Kemmerer
Liberty St
New York City
County of New York
State of New York
Range 116
Alex Nisbet
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Doris Proudfit
Marion Evelyn Cox
Emmerer Theatre
Thomas A. Edison
Kemmerer Hdw. & Furniture Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
Diamondville
Tel
Oakley
Glencoe
Phillip Mislay
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