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The Copper Range Motor Bus Company Records consist primarily of financial records but also include minutes of stockholders and board of directors meetings and some employee records and correspondence. Additional documentation can be found in the Copper Range Railroad Company Records (Subseries IV).

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This subseries contains the records of small companies unconnected with the Bigelows or St. Mary's. Most of the companies were affiliated with Paine, Webber & Co. Especially of note is the minute book of the Woodstock Corporation, which provides a window onto the speculative activities of the Paines and their associates.

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This subseries consists mostly of financial records from the Boston Office (moved to Portland, Maine in 1920) but also includes meeting records and maps.

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The General Manager's Office Records mostly date from H. W. Johnson's lengthy tenure and include correspondence, reports, engineering drawings, equipment records, and negotiations and disputes with labor unions.

A small number of files were continued for a few years after the position of General Manager was abolished with H. W. Johnson's retirement.

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The President's Office Records include correspondence and chronological files, as well as records of labor disputes and the abandonment, dissolution, and liquidation of the Copper Range Railroad Company.

Most of the records are from Presidents William H. Schacht and William P. Nicholls, as well as additional material from Secretary Florence E. Gregorich. The non-railroad records from Schacht and Nicholls can be found in Series VIII, Subseries IV-V.

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This subseries contains financial records from the Copper Range Electric Company, C. G. Hussey & Company, the Copper Range Sales Company, and unknown companies.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This subseries contains agreements, correspondence, reports, vital records (such as articles of association and bylaws), and other material from the Boston Office. This includes files from the head offices of the Atlantic Mining Company (and its predecessors) and the Baltic and Trimountain Mining Companies prior to their acquisition by the Copper Range Company.In the absence of substantial records from the Champion Mine and Mill after William H. Schacht's death in 1944, General...

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This subseries contains agreements, correspondence, reports, vital records (such as articles of association and bylaws), and other material from the Boston Office. This includes files from the head offices of the Atlantic Mining Company (and its predecessors) and the Baltic and Trimountain Mining Companies prior to their acquisition by the Copper Range Company.In the absence of substantial records from the Champion Mine and Mill after William H. Schacht's death in 1944, General...

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The records in this subseries are principally related to land and timber but also include John M. Wagner's files on a variety of subjects, such as corporate acquisitions and the Employees' Aid Fund.

Note that there is substantial overlap between this subseries and the William P. Nicholls Files (Series VII, Subseries IV).

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: This subseries contains agreements, correspondence, reports, vital records (such as articles of association and bylaws), and other material from the Boston Office. This includes files from the head offices of the Atlantic Mining Company (and its predecessors) and the Baltic and Trimountain Mining Companies prior to their acquisition by the Copper Range Company.In the absence of substantial records from the Champion Mine and Mill after William H. Schacht's death in 1944, General...