Copper output held at sixty percent of normal in March
Anaconda Copper Mining and Butte & Superior announce March production around 14.9 million pounds versus a 24 million normal. Market absorption is low at about 15 cents per pound. The companies plan to sustain current labor and output, with efforts to raise tonnage by 7 percent of normal on selected mines and West Camp properties.
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Anaconda
Vtate
Anaconda Y
Butte & Superior Company
Curses Flag Faces Hard Jaw Bump Incident
A garbled account describes a confrontation where a figure named Curses Flag sustains a strong jaw impact during a lively scene. The report notes attempts to interfere and hints at a tense exchange among involved parties at the Waldorf Astoria area.
Heirs of Henry Pittock Challenge Pittock Will
In Portland Oregon on April 15 heirs of Henry J. Pittock publisher of the Oregonian announced they have retained W G Meadow ex secretary of the treasury as associate counsel to attempt to break the Pittock will. The estate is valued at nearly 8 000 000 dollars.
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Portland
Ore
Henry J. Pittock
The
Oregonian
W. G. Meadow
Secretary of the Treasury
Pittock
Fred F. Bittock
The Standard Today Photographic News Summary Evidence
The piece notes Marines commander praise, Taft’s labor condense analysis, and a fatal bullet. It mentions the Ad club electing officers, a mayoral race, a fire ray murder, markets and financial items, Shanks and Yanks boasting about Korean disorders, and a highway project meeting.
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Prise Infantry
Alisrton
Somn Taft
Condh
Tris Markets and Financial
Shanks
Express
Anaconda News
History Bonds the Best Secur ‘Ay
Paris Peace Pact Nears Completion
A formal invitation is extended to Huw to stand up and hear sentence as negotiations in Paris progress toward completing the peace pact. The article notes steps toward finalizing a framework and invites key figures to participate in the forthcoming hearing and assent.
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Paris
Huw
German Peace Mission Expected at Versailles Meeting
An April date is set for the German peace mission to reach Versailles for the peace congress meetings. The German delegation is expected to number about 200 and stay at the Hotel des Reservoirs vicinity, with daily sessions at the Trianon Palace hotel as the supreme war council discusses terms.
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Council
Versailles
Pril
Vereailles
Hotel Des Reservoirs
Madame de Mpadour
Internal Disorders Run High in Hunland
Associated Press reports a turbulent wartime scene with revolts, peace talks in Paris, and allied terms shaping the postwar order. Britain and France project a slow public release of treaty details as Germany negotiates the terms while struggling with economic and political upheaval across Austria Hungary and the Balkans amid renewed Bolshevik activity and ongoing Russian fronts.
End Is In Sight On German Peace Talks At Versailles
Paris April 15 indications are the German delegates may arrive April 25 and the peace conference may move swiftly to enable President Wilson to sign the treaty. Reports say his departure for April 28 was uncertain and a plenary session may set the path for final action. The plan contemplates a first meeting with the Germans or a full allied session at Versailles to formalize the treaty and related Covenant.
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Associated Press
Council of Four
Paris
Germany
Versailles
Associated Powers
Pai
London
Wilson
United States
League of Nations
Gntente
Atlantic Flight Plans Hindered by Eastly Weather
Limerick reports heavy squalls dampening hopes that Major Wood would arrive by air from East Church to prepare for an Atlantic crossing. Meanwhile in St John’s Newfoundland, Harry Hawker and Captain Raynham face repeated flight delays as worsening conditions push back the first long flight attempt and potential official air mail handoff.
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Associated Press
Limerick
Major Wood
East Church
tandrey-Page
Ingland
Maj
Arthur Partridge
Ro A.R
Pel ‘Ee
Handley-Page
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Harry Hawker
Atlantic
FP Raynham
Hawker
Raynham
Termine
Lawrence Clements
R.A
Forced Retreat From Kamenets to Dniester Line
A Russian wireless message reports that Russian Soviet forces have compelled Romanian troops to retreat into Bessarabia from the Kamenets Mobile line along the Dniester after heavy fighting.
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London
Bessarabia
Kamenets-Mobile
Dniester
Padua
Progress Toward Settlement at Paris Peace Conference
Paris dispatch reports progress toward settling reparations from Germany and guarantees to insure payment. Saar valley issues show signs of yield, with American approval anticipated. Yet optimism remains cautious as past hopes have collapsed, and the conference shifts from theory to practical politics amid political tensions in Britain and France.
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Frank H. Simonds
McClure
Cable Dispatch
Paris
Paris Center
Belee
Germany
Saar Valley
France
Great Bette
England
Mass killings and exhumations near Oma documented
American Red Cross observers report widespread executions and exhumations by German forces in Oma and surrounding districts. Civilians numbered over two thousand seized, with many perishing under brutal patrols. A general’s wife was identified among the murdered, and a blacksmith fined 9000 rubles before execution.
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Soacrety Te Holaheviki
Oma
Messrss S and Emerson
Deadelph Tousler
Osa
Red Cross
P Cation
Alsace Lorraine Referendum Debate in Neues Wiener
The Vienna paper reports in very fractured text that a Bernstein figure argues Alsace Lorraine should not be autonomous, fearing political and economic intrigue. He calls for Germany to depart policies of the abolished empire and to avoid unjust charges while aiding devastated regions. He urges refuting accusations yet making peace with protests.
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Berne
Alsace
Lorraine
Neues Wiene
Vienna
Alsace-Lorraine
Herr Bernstein
Germany
Women Cast First Vote in South Dakota Elections
Sioux Falls reports large turnout of first time female voters in municipal elections across South Dakota despite snow. In most towns many women voted at higher rates than registered men, with Pere the only city reporting few first time voters.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Pere
Senator Reed Calls For End To European Loans
The report notes M Reed Belchesgaln presenting his address urging citizens to back the cur tory loan and signaling that loans for Europe should end. He repeats that league covenant amendments arose from Atlantic criticism and that further changes are needed.
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League of Nations
United States
James Att
Missouri
Europe
Reed
Atlantic
Polish divisions leader to cross Germany for Poland transport
General Joseph Haller commander of three Polish divisions in France travels via Germany to Mayence to join the first contingent crossing into Warsaw. The dispatch notes a forecast of warmer weather midweek with a change in afternoon temperatures.
Glass Urges Fifth War Loan to Scat Bolshevism
New York April 15 Carter Glass secretary of the treasury urged the distribution of the fifth liberty loan the $4 500 loan as an antidote to bolshevism before 4 000 loan campaigners of the New York federal reserve He said widespread distribution would show people a material stake in the government and teach thrift and saving American business men should illustrate patriotism of peace and go forward at once referencing American battlefield heroism at Chateaur Thierry and the need to press on against German forces
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New York
Carter Glass
The
Treasury
New York Federal Reserve Digstre
GOYS TO MEET IN MORMON TOWN ALASKA POSTPONED
Salt Lake City report states the annual congress will be held in Salt Lake City with an August announcement. Governor Bamberger confirms that the proposed governors’ excursion to Alaska has been postponed for one year after Miles Criley of Wisconsin, secretary of the conference, relayed the decision.
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Salt Lake City
United States
Bamberger. Ottah
Miles Criley
Wisconsin
Alaska
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