Clams tangled up in new litigation over copper venture
Investors from the Daily Arizona Consolidated Copper Co sue over $26,000 advanced for claims and a proposed concentrating mill. J H Hancock, W H Dally, and Emerson O G Stratton cited. defendants include Southern Arizona Bank and Treat Co. Case alleges misrepresentation and plans to finance milling and transport studies.
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Dally Arizona Consolidated Cuponer Combans
Joesebh
Chapman of
Columbis
Tene
Husgedorn
Hivraeo
Iit
AR Hour & Tor Oa
Auzetu Consolidated Copper Company
Southern Arizona Bank and Treat Company
J. G. Hancock
W. H. Dally
Emerson OG Stratton
Hancock
Havesks
Mc Lowan
Logan
Brean
Daily Brothers
Hancock and Stratton Fight Over Arizona Mine Deal
Court records detail a complex dispute involving Hancock and Daily World investors, the Mancos Arizona mine, and the Stratton Copper company. Trustees clash in a receivership case, with claims of misrepresentation and escrow arrangements tied to a $20,000 loan and ore estimates in a contested deal.
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Vapman
Arizona
Weancock
Hancock
Tor Heey
Ote Biscki
Teen Af
Othe
Mancock
Frailty
Wes
N. Wilson
Riston Copper Company
Emerson
Marbleries
Stratton Company
Wilson
George PP. Myers
Stratton Copper Company
Cs. Emerson
Stratton Et al
Stratton
Hancock and
Daily World
Chonan
J. G. Hancock
Ealh
Bres Teves
Wancock
Fo Spovring
Haprmiin
Theson
Strattan
Hanenek
Plaintiffs claim secured loan with IHPAwWhie deal
Fragmentary text shows plaintiffs asserting loan security tied to a Daily Arigonn stock deal. Mentions three shares and a sequence of names including Moy Sea Ps, Ha- Rucduatr, and Frank Ja Culley, with unclear roles and locations such as 230 ESE.
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Veith R
Pherir + Shira
Ihpawwhie
Sereemnene
Toate Aw
Sds
Frank Ja
Culley
King Ludwig I Arrival in Rorschach Is Reported
Fragmentary notes indicate King Ludwig I arrived at Rorschach near the Swiss bank area. An automobile from the German consulate reportedly escorted him to an undisclosed destination on November 16.
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UDWIR
Hedvng
Ludwig I
Rorschach
Papa
German Warship Sunk by Mutineers Reports Patch
Dispatches from Warsaw detail mutinying crews sinking a German warship while another item notes Prince Adolphe of Schaumburg-Lippe renouncing the throne at Basel. Daszynski named Polish premier designate by Galician Socialists. Red Cross ferries food to 40 000 Italian prisoners near Trieste as they head home from Austria.
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Triest
American Red Cross
Austria
Firiti
Hoover to visit Germany and Austria on food mission
Arrangements are made for Herbert C. Hoover the American food administrator to proceed to Germany and Austria in connection with the food situation. He is expected to go soon after arriving here.
Ebert Sees Six to Eight Weeks Key for New Germany
Frederich Ebert chancellor of Germany in a Berlin speech expressed hope that if the government can carry on its work for six to eight weeks the future of new Germany is assured and peace terms may be relatively favorable. He warned that anarchists gaining power could force annihilating conditions on German political life.
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Ebert
Erne
Switzerland
New Germany
Frederich Ebert
Bertin
Germany
New German Ministry Named in Berlin
The Council of National Plenipotentiaries assigns posts in the new German government. Vorsign office goes to Dr W Solf, Treasury to Dr Schiffer, Economics to Dr August Mueller, Industrial Demobilization to Dr Roth, War Food to Emanuel Werm, Labor to Dr Bauer, Justice to Mann, Admiralty to General Scheuech, and Post to Dr Ruedtin.
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Berlin
London
Council of National Plenipotentiaries
Vorsign
W. Solf
Schiffer
August Mueller
Roth
Emanuel Werm
Bauer
Tajr
Scheuech
Admiralty Mann
Krause
Ruedtiin
Troops Kill More Officers in Paris Amid Turmoil
Reports from Paris on November 16 describe continued unrest in Sree Is with clashes between German troops and insurgents. A Bruges correspondent notes machine gun use and heavy casualties as officers are killed or driven from streets while many staff officers are assassinated. The Pergian population reportedly remains uninvolved.
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Paris
Sree
Bruges
Y. Tatar Nation
Adking
Scouts Find Hundreds of Illegal Wireless Plants
Boy Scouts in New York report hundreds of illegal wireless plants unearthed in wartime efforts. Twenty six sites found in a single day. A German alien operator supplying power was captured and interned. The plant allegedly relayed German messages between America and Berlin. Further details expected to follow.
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Associated Press
New York
Daniels
Boy Scouts Today
New England
America
Berlin
Colter Campaign Manager Concedes Defeat
In Phoenix on November 16, Fred Colter’s campaign manager admits the Apache senator’s election is no longer claimed. Earlier figures showed a 74 vote lead but Cochise and Apache counties now show a 125 vote shift against Colter, leaving Campbell ahead per later estimates. Ed A. Thilaneous would not comment, awaiting official counts as a likely congratulations to Tom Campbell looms.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Fred Colter
Cochise
Apache
Colter
Ed. A. Thilaneous
U S Extends 7 Million Loan to Czechoslovak Council
The treasury approved a 7 million dollar loan to the Czecho Slovak national council, adding a new debtor nation among allies. The loan will finance arms and supplies purchased in the United States for Czecho Slovak forces in Russia and Siberia, arranged through Thomas G Masaryk, president of the republic.
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Associated Press
Washington
Czechoslovak National Council
Treasury
United States
Italy
Belgium
Thomas G. Masaryk
Trussia
Siberia
Crown Prince In Europe Interned At Swalem Castle
Former Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany has been interned at Swalmen Castle in Limburg Holland by his associate Count Gisbert Wolff Metternich, according to an Amsterdam dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph. The note hints at political tensions and overseas concerns referencing Alaska territorial delegate elections.
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London
Frederick William
Germany
Castle Whedl
Gisbert Wolff Metternich
Swalmen
Limburg
Holland
Amsterdam
Exchange
Germans Ask Hoover to Manage Their Food Shortages
Herbert Hoover, wartime food administrator, urged relaxing the blockade to allow Germany to obtain essential foods like fish from Norway and Sweden and grain from Argentina. He stressed relief for Allied and occupied peoples, noted domestic constraints, including a brewing ban, and called for coordinated Allied provisioning.
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Hoover
New York
Germany
Herbert C. Hoover
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Argentina
Belgium
Frances
Allies Ready to Take Over German Fleet
Allies prepare to seize the German fleet following the collapse of control at The Hague as the commerce department coordinates next steps and asset seizures across occupied territories.
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Hague
Department of
Com Tmerce
Lansing Answers Germany Seeks Armistice Modifications
Secretary Lansing made public the German radio communications asking changes to the armistice terms with Germany and Turkey. He said the requests would go to all allied governments via established channels through the supreme war council, not just the U S president, and should avoid wireless transmission.
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Lansing
Germany
Washington
Turkey
Supreme War Council
United States
American Committee for Devastated France Approved
A French decree confirms official approval of the American Committee for Devastated France. The group plans food production, community service, agricultural rehabilitation, child welfare, education, and manual training, coordinating with the French government on seeds implements laborers and farm supplies.
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Associated Press
New York
France
Land Army of America
German Officers to Be Prosecuted for Crimes at Lille
Edoard Ignace under secretary of state for military justice orders a judicial inquiry at Lille into German officers accused of crimes during the occupation. The Temps says they will be judged by a court martial in absentia if custody cannot be secured. first such prosecutions under recent French cabinet decisions.
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Associated Prees
Edoard Ignace
Military Justice
Lille
Ays
Sugar Ration to Increase After January
Report indicates a likely step to raise sugar rationing with a shift from three to four persons per household and the lifting of all restrictions on sugar after January.
University plans amid postwar transition at Arizona
The Arizona campus weighs resuming classes at once for S A T C and assessing Tucson and Flagstaff conditions. War department guidance confirms ongoing military and academic work despite armistice with plans for future S A T C use. campus construction and Y M C A project advance as new dormitories and a bird cage take shape.
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The
State University
Teele
Cummings
H. Brown
Tucson
Clyne
Olcott
Arizadia Normal School
Flagstaff
Savuy
Dean Hutter
Engineering Department
War Department
Butler
Washington, D. A
University of Arizona
Soldier Mechanics School
von KleinSmid
League
New York City
Education Against Disposing of Liberty Bonds
Treasury sinking fund buys limited Liberty bonds but officials say prices will stay below par after war loan holders sell. Treasury hopes to stem losses by absorbing some bonds though details of the scheme remain undisclosed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Sinking Fund
Treasury
Nate Berry
Solf protests armistice term over Turkish civilians
London reports Dr Solf German foreign secretary sent a note to Secretary Lansing citing hardships if the armistice article requires German civilian withdrawal from Turkey. He warns closing hospitals and orphanages would deepen suffering among Christians and asks President Wilson to intervene to permit Germans to stay.
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Associated Press
London
Solf
Lansing
C vilLans
Self
Carrie Orne Pally
Wilson
Turkey
Germans Wail Over Return of Rolling Stock Claims
The German claims that surrendering 5,009 locomotives and 15,000 railroad cars would trigger famine are contradicted by French information head Stepsine Lauzanne who says Marshal Foch has imposed restitution of rolling stock taken by invaders in Belgium and northern France. He notes the invaders seized 50,000 cars in France and 3,000 engines with 80,000 cars in Belgium.
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Associated Prees
New York
Stepshne Lauzanne
Bureau of French Information
Marshel Foch
Belgium
France
Lauzanne
Goethals Directs Cancellations Of War Contracts
General Goethals in charge of canceling war work contracts directs that the War Industries Board advise and assist war department bureaus. Cancellations will be reviewed for impact on industry and labor conditions locally and by contractor. Only orders issued since October 1 may be cancelled under his directive.
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Goethals
Washington
War Department
War Industries Board
Reneral Goethals
Gen. Goethals
Canadian lands set aside for returning soldiers
Thousands of acres of farm lands in the Canadian northwest are being set aside for returning soldiers. The measure is tied to a movement to create soldier colonies, with many Canadian soldiers who married English and American women already applying for homesteads.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Canadian Northwest
Fant
Ruling on DeWurrage Washing Pon and Demurrage TaN Te
The document discusses demurrage taint on recognized tenants and state actions regarding railroad charges and demurrage disputes. It notes shippers’ responses to demurrage claims tied to municipal holidays and local celebrations as context for enforcement and payment.
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V.elory
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