Articles of Incorporation for Traily Stine Copper Company
Know all men by these presents we the undersigned have formed a corporation under Arizona law. The charter names Traily Stine Copper Company with principal office in Tucson Pima County and includes powers to buy sell lease operate mines and related properties. Authorized capital stock is one million dollars. Directors and organizational terms follow with corporate purposes to conduct mining and related operations.
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Encorporation Weo of
Arizona
Corporation Compression
United States of America
State of Arizona
Argonne Corporation Comimission
Patty- Stony Copper Company
Theenix
Tome Copper CO
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Evers Hand
Charaeter
Morteage
Electric
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Board of Directo
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Aragona
Board of
Capitel
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Arizone
Venuts
Pima County
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Taun
Direchall
de cCoessers
Adiil
George Ho Daily
WOM Lovell
Jenna H.o Martin
Treas
Chas. B. Bahr
Pouily Seaby Wim
Motovell
Sealy
Martin Teu
County of P
Ei TS
Martin Aid Chia
Norii
Port Ali
Kzota Mutral Aste Insurance Company
Reeven
Densmore Probe Sparks Webb Protest Over Testimony
New York and San Francisco reports detail Attorney General Webb’s dismay at Secretary Wilson’s refusal to let John Densmore and other federal employees testify before the county grand jury. The probe centers on Mooney and his wife amid bomb-attack allegations.
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Associated Press
Francisco
Atey General AU
Webb
Stephens
John BO Densmore
Hev
Secretary of Labor
W. KB. Wilson
Densmore
Thomas Mooney
Rena Mooney
Publi
Lenemore
Vietrie
Charles M. Fickert
Wilson
Grand Jury
Department of Jutice
United States
Coast ship men fined for deal with Germans
San Francisco December 24 Associated Press Leased Wire C D Banker and ROW Swayne fined 14000 each by U S District Judge William Van Fleet for links to a conspiracy that provisioned German warships aboard the Sacramento in violation of American neutrality. James Flood and Heinrich Kauffman also fined 5000 and 1660 respectively with 100 each on several firms. Sentencing for Robert and Joseph L. Bley postponed to January 7.
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Associated Press
SAN Fancisco
C. D
Row Swayne
United States
Willian van Fleet
James Flood Shimii
Heinrich Kauffman
T W Anderson
Sacramento
Bunker & Co
North Mo & Southern
Golden Gate Transportation
Robert
Joseph L. Bley
Speaker Clark Eyed for 1920 Democratic Nomination
Washington December 24 Friends of Speaker Clark in Congress said he would seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 1920 though no formal announcement would come soon. Clark denied knowledge of any announcement stating he has no information. The rumor mentions potential Bryan support. 6 500 WAR WORKERS LAID OFF IN BRIDGEPORT Connecticut
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Washington, D.C
Clark
Congress
William J. Bryan
Outrage over transatlantic cable seizure by government
In Washington DC Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska denounces the post armistice cable seizure as a "high handed outrage" and abuse of Congress power. Other items note a leprosy expert, Dr Donels W. Currie of Boston, dying of influenza pneumonia, and a corporate charter outlining board powers and liabilities.
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Washington, DC
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Congress
Rlu Kiles
Boston Dee
Donels W. Currie
The
United States Public Health Service
Boston
America
Everything Lost Including Honor Says German Paper
The Cologne Folks Zeitung condemns the German crew who handed over the U-2 to the British and earned pay per man. It laments loss of honor, notes Russian ruble deals with deputies, and questions if Germany can recover its standing after this act and the wages of sin.
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Cd Press
Leas
London
Germany
England
Cologne Folks Zeitung
Rey Critiates
Commanders of German Fleets Dismissed in Telegraph
The German high seas fleet chief Vice Admiral Hipper and Baltic fleet commander Vice Admiral Beachmann, along with Kiel dockyards director Captain K Hinke, have been dismissed per a telegram from Herlin. Hipper led the delegation that arranged surrender plans to the Allies.
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Copenhagen
Wee
Hipper
Domiral Beachmann
Baltic
K Hinke
Kiel
Herlin
Flu Threat to Tahiti Islands Endangers Island Populations
Report from San Francisco datelined December 24 notes Spanish influenza spreading toward the Tahaitan Solomon Gilbert and other Southern Pacific island groups. Passengers from Sydney and Wellington describe escapes from the malady and shipboard precautions as crews seek to avoid quarantine and infection.
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San Francisco
Tahaitan
Solomon, Gilbert
Southern Pacific
Sydney
Wellington
San
Spain
Senate blocks women suffrage amendment debate
Washington DPD reports that on December 24 Senator Williams of Mississippi blocked the effort to bring up a women’s suffrage constitutional amendment in the Senate before its holiday recess. He objected to a January 1 investigation request by Senator Jones of Washington.
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Cefrage Ae
Washington
Dpd
Senate
Williams
Mississippi
Jones
Restrictions on Absent Germans Eased by Attorney General
The Attorney General Gregory ordered removal of many wartime restrictions on German aliens including entry and departure controls and internment powers. The action, effective Christmas Day, follows President Wilson's directives and impacts about 5,000 German men and women.
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United States
Gregory
Wilson
Senate Adopts Christmas Recess After Tax Debate
Congress ends sessions for three day holidays after passing war revenue taxes for next year. The Senate votes to recess in Washington on December 24 with quorum not present yesterday when the proposal was discussed.
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Gagins
Washington
Ff C
War Revenue
Senate
Porto Rico Shipped First Crop to New York
A fragment reports the first of Porto Rico's new crop being shipped to New York today. The brief mentions a shipment of thousands of bags and a port of San Juan, with limited readable details.
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Porto Rico
San Juan
New York
French Troops Occupy Suburb of Frankfort
Copenhagen dispatch says Niad a suburb of Frankfort was included in the occupation zone. The German armistice commission chief accuses the French commander of interning all males not resident before the war. The decree targets railway officials and hundreds of workers at a locomotive plant delaying entente deliveries.
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Copenhagen
Niad
Frankfort
Marshal Foch
German Armistice Commission
Bertin
Germany
Entente
Boa
Circulation of German Bank Notes Increases
Amsterdam reports a wartime rise in German bank notes from 1 600 898 000 marks to 30 000 000 900 marks according to Herr Simon. A Berlin telegram cites Prussia’s state expenditures exceeding income by 28 000 000 marks from April 7 to Oct 31, 1918.
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Amsterdam
Herr Simon
Berlin
Teelgram
Prussian
Grain restrictions loosened from Montreal export rules
The corn exchange reports that the department of trade and commerce in Ottawa has advised removing reductions on export of all kinds of coarse grains from and of Ottawa. The action signals new limits on grain shipments and affects suppliers and exporters in the region.
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Montreal
Corn Exchange
Department of Trade and Commerce
Ottawa
British aviator killed in fall of machine over Germany
Dec. 24 report says Lieutenant Gilnen acted as pilot for Charles D. Rhodes and was killed when their craft fell during a flight from Trevon to Calti. The machine plunged about 1,990 feet after the crash.
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Pares
Maich
Charles D. Rhodes
Gilnen
Trevon
Germany
Rhodes rallies parts in wartime dispatch near Paris
Dec 24 report notes Maj. Gen. Charles D. Rhodes responding to an aerial alert northeast of Paris. The incident marks a notable improvement in conditions as Rhodes calls for aircraft attention and coordination amid wartime activity.
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Rhodes
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Ovpce
Paris
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