Silver Producers Meet Signals Shifts in World Markets
The discussion notes London’s historic silver price control easing as New York gains ground. Burroughs cites 1924 prospects with large exports and small domestic output and predicts 75 cent silver by year end. Salt Lake conference may form a permanent silver interests group with notable speakers including Senator Oddie and C F Kelley.
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London
New York
United States
Asia
Burroughs
Germany
Europe
Poland
Russia
Salt Lake
Burroughe
Conference in Salt Lake City on Silver Markets and Policy
Mining operators financial experts buyers and sellers gather in Salt Lake City for the Silver Producers association conference opening tomorrow. The conference will consider forming an export association to improve markets for silver and may discuss action against the U S Treasury Department for alleged ITMAN act infractions led by Tasker L Oddie the United States senator.
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Nevada
Senate Gold and Silver Commission
Oddie
Federal Trade Commission
Factfinding Commission
New York
Washington, D. C
Charles G. Thomas
Colorado
Silver Producers’ Association
Thomas
Treasury Department
C. F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Lake
United States Treasury
Tasker L. Oddie
United States
Sen
Proclamation by the Governor on Mining License Measure
Governor Dixon proclaims filing of petitions to submit a mining license tax measure to Montana voters for the November 4, 1924 election. The bill would require annual license taxes on mining of gold, silver, copper, lead and gems, with tax proceeds to the state treasurer and defined penalties. Located in Helena on July 12, 1924.
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State of
Montana
Jos. M. Dixon
Helena
Will probate notice in Deer Lodge Montana
In the district court of the Third Judicial District Montana Deer Lodge County. Estate of Damas landervillé deceased. Notice is given that July 30 1924 order set August 11 1924 at 9 30 a m in the court at Deer Lodge courthouse for proving the will and hearing Frank Landerville and Re ing for letters testamentary.
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Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Damas Landervillé
Er Lodge
Mas Lander
Frank Landerville
Reing
Ted
Ee Bae
Abd Pep Aty
Annual Meeting Notice for Butte Jardine Metals Co Champion Mine
Notice from Butte-Jardine Metals Mines Company announces annual meeting for stockholders at the Champion mine works Race Track Montana on Monday August 11 1924 at 7 oclock A M Books close August 8 1924 at 12 o'clock noon. Secretary ERRY signed.
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Butte-Jardine Metals Mines Company
Champion Mine
Race Track
Montana
Butte-Jardine Metalsines Company
Hd Company
Re. Rack
Belie
Aus. 8 1924, At 12 O’el Ges BP Noon, and: Iit Te Do Ar Ay
Aus
A - Erry
Warren praised by White House in farewell to ambassador
President Coolidge plans a successor to the ambassador to Mexico once diplomatic formalities are completed. Warren is thanked for restoring cordial relations and protecting American life and property, with praise for his work and its contribution to national welfare.
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Mexico
Coolidge
Warren
Greenland Next Stopping Place and Allied Air Routes
The item describes Greenland as a staging point with a mooring mast and a plan to lash a Langley field relief plane to the Shenandoah route north along the Atlantic coast toward Labrador. It mentions a naval armada across the Atlantic to aid global flyers and notes roads funding and Damascus water system overhaul at $660,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley Field
Virginia
Shenandoah
Atlantic
Labrador
Greenland
Capper Hag to Lead as Democratic Nomination Battle Intensifies
In Oklahoma primary results Howard leads with 26 567 votes, Walton 25 935, Gore 17 134 while Jon Capper Hag remains a nemesis to invisible empire. In Oklahoma City W B Pine doubles Eugene Lorton support. Garber leads Herrick in other Republican races. Nelson expands governor lead. Baker tops Lloyd in statewide returns from 1 178 precincts.
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Jon
Howard
Walton
Gore
Oklahoma City
Okla
Raug
B. Pine
Okmulgee
Eugene Lorton
Tulsa
United States Senate
Pine
Lorton
Manuel Herrick
Eighth
Oklahoma
M. C. Garber
Enid
Garber
Herrick
Nelson
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Arthur W. Nelson
Floyd B. Jacobs
Sam A. Baker
Hiram Lloyd
Kansas City
Woodrum Widens Lead in Sixth District Nomination
Returns from Virginia primaries show Congressman Clifton A. Woodrum nominated to succeed himself in the Sixth District. In the Fifth, Joseph Whitehead led his opponent by about 2,220 votes as results came in.
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Congress
Associated Press
Richmond
Clifton A. Woodrum
Joseph Whitehead
G O P Plans Submissions Center Campaign in Five States
Heavy fire in the republican senatorial campaign centers on five states where six seats are at stake in November. Senator Moses outlined tentative plans after talks with state leaders, predicting strong efforts against Walsh of Montana and Walsh of Massachusetts, Stanley, Owen and Adame.
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G. O. BP
Associated Press
Chicago
Moses
New Hampshire
Walsh
Montana
Massachusetts
Stanley
Kentucky
Owen
Oklahoma
Adame
Colorado
Phipps
Butler
National Committee
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
Farmer-Labor
trans/Mississippi
Solid South
Borah
Idaho
Brookhart
Iowa
Capper
Kansas
Cougens
Michigan
McNary
Oregon
Norris
Nebraska
Sterling
South Dakota
Illinois
John T. Adams
Brookheart
McMasters
Berling
Peter Norbeck
United Republican
Democratic Farmer-Labor
Republicans mull regional HQ in Minneapolis for upper Midwest drive
Washington August 6 The Republican National Committee weighs establishing a regional headquarters in Minneapolis to spearhead an aggressive campaign in Northwestern states. White House sources say President Coolidge supports considering the plan urged by advisers to target Senator La Follette's stronghold. The decision rests with the national committee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican National Committee
Coolidge
Minneapolis
Republican Party
la Follette
White House
National Committee For Action
British steamship fleets surpass U S merchant capacity
Four British steamship corporations command a fleet totaling 6,760,000 gross tons, exceeding the U S government merchant fleet of 6,400,000 gross tons via the United States Shipping Board. Spectacles and overmases shipped abroad reached 168,403 in a single month.
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United States
United States Shipping Board
Teutong Begins Work on Plans for War Debts Talks
Conference participants weigh German stance a day before a possible session. French optimism grows for a meeting to discuss inter allied war debts as Dawes plan advances reparations. Britain considers limited cancellation while U S debt policy remains guarded amid a presidential campaign.
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France
MacDonald
Great Britain
Baldwin
United States
Water stands 1000 feet in Hogan well offshore of Craig
1000 feet of water was reported in the casing of the Senator T. Hogan well on the Isles structure, 25 miles south of Craig Col. The well, down 3382 feet, struck oil Sunday and drillers hope deeper digging may yield commercial quantities. Officials remain undecided about further drilling.
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Associated Press
Craig
Hogan
Isles
Here
Elks and Minos Band Picnic Set For August 17
Butte Elks and the Minos band will hold a public picnic August 17 at Basin Creek reservoir. Dancing sports and other features will be on the program arranged by committees.
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Butte
Flying arsenic spray to combat boll weevils in Texas
In Texas 460 acres of cotton were sprayed with arsenic to combat boll weevils at 16 cents an acre. A flying machine completed the task in three hours for $69. Spraying such area by hand would take days. one machine and crew did it in three hours. Machines for this work may cost about $300 each. Ford could be making them if younger like when his car was born.
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Texas
Henry Ford
Dillon Visitors Share Local Business and Social Calls
Miss Muriel Roe visits Dillon from Kedroe R. B. Caswell of Portland attends to business matters in the city from Centennial valley ranching interests. John Mullen comes from Armstead, CG Orr from Redrock, Gordon from Armstead and Mrs Waters from Limoe. Mellen attends to affairs in Dillon from Treves Prairie. Stallings returns from a business visit to Butte.
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Dillon
Muriel Roe
Kedroe
R. B. Caswell
Portland
Ore
Centennial Valley
John Mullen
Armatead
CG Orr
Redrock
Ellar Gordon
Armstead
O. Waters
Limoe
Mellen
Dilloney
Treves Prairie
Ulesee Stallings
Butte
Rotarians Host Ral Bingham at Dillon Luncheon
Dillon Rotary club held a regu lar luncheon at the Sugar Bowl cafe to host Ral Bingham of the Chautauqua circuit as a Rotarian guest. Bingham gave several selections and a large turnout attended the event.
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Dillon
Dillon Rotary Club
Sugar Bowl Cafe
Ral Bingham
Bingham
Two Take Stand In Murder Case
Dillon Aug. 5 Two witnesses testified this morning in the district court in the case of prote nist Williams charged with the murder of George Harrison.
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Dillon
Williams
George Harrison
Jury Selection Delays in Dillon Trial Weathers Long Day
May 31 in Dillon recounts great difficulty in selecting 23 jurors for the trial. After a full day yesterday and part of this morning, the panel of 12 was finally seated. Sheriff D F Mooney and Harry Graves testified for the state as the first witnesses. Tomorrow evening is expected to bring further witness examinations before the case is given to the jury.
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Dillon
D. F. Mooney
Harry Graves
Williams
Philipsburg News Notes Highlights Local Events
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church hosts its annual birth day party at 2 30 pm in the church parlors. Ted Russell of Missoula visits Sandive ranch on Rock Creek. Yanks beat Cubs 3 2 on local diamond. Various residents travel, visit, or recover from illness. Ford Durfee collision with M D Grain truck on Main Street. Priscilla club meets with refreshments.
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Philipsburg
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Ted Russell
Missoula
Sandive
Rock Creek
Olaf Sandive
Rudy Domitrovich
Fred J. Anstice
Virginia City
Hudson P. Thatcher
E. Freeze Thatcher
Eddie Frick
St. Louis
Yanks
Cubs
John Noonan
Joe Brogan
Frank McGrath
George Billy
Butte
Utah
PD. M. Durfee
M. & D. Grain Company
Main Street
Frank Horrigan
Sidney
H. A. Feathermans
Roy Bonner
Mooselake
J. J. Carmichael
Sadie Carmichael
Priscilla Club
Melvin Johnson
Pe City
Valsee
Joe Kearns
Relaves
Mme
Tina
Awshaw Hag
Hall
Joe Sullivan
Todds Noonan
Arya
Mere
Og Baiugday
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Silver Producers
Anaconda Company
Sealy the A ° Pogerer
Want
Secretary of State
Iceland
San Salvador
Damascus
Standard Publishing Company
Capper Hag
Missouri
Teutong
Berlin
American Congress
American Debt Commission
Elks and Band
State News
Dillon Bureau
Murphy
West Park Street
Hop
West Park
Member
Federal Reserve System
A. C. M. Hardware House
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