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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1911
Page
5
The market expected to rise on political news remained quiet with little change in prices. Analysts note plans for supplemental legislation and cautious buying ahead of the presidents forthcoming message as investors weigh steel pressure, rail and copper trends, and diverse industrial signals amid a cautious congressional backdrop.
The item notes Tod. Tel. and related shares, listing total counts and prices. It references a closing at 88 with mentions of Butt and the Bite BIS, alongside details of Anperine and Pramseet ions, indicating a snapshot of market activity and notable moves.
A fragmented notice reports the temporary shutdown of the Colorado City Smelter affecting production and contracts. The article lists related industry impacts, including refinery and pipeline concerns, with references to companies and state regulators amid ongoing reductions in ore processing and energy costs.
A Livingston mayor and hunting party were injured in a fire at Jardine after a building collapse. Firefighters and bystanders aided victims as Miles and Speigh assisted the mayor, with Miles severely injured and others escaping. Local residents and hunters faced property losses and injuries as the blaze spread through the structure.
The text outlines withdrawal of guards from Glenn's Ferry shops at the Oregon Short Line with fines and dismissals noted, mentions a semi annual election at Miners' Talon hall, and requires members to have cards. Names appear garbled and roles unclear.
East Butte Copper Company plans to finance a purchase of Pittemene property by paying 2438 cash and issuing notes for the balance, delaying further stock issues. The deal links Jones Reed, DPipishore, and Hoot with large share allocations and debt to Pittemond banks, while asset data show cash of 292,035 and 349,180 net balance after liabilities. Net earnings are about 590,000 annually on 30,000 shares, with October drafts of 40,000 in recent copper activity.
Minneapolis reports a progressive push for a presidential primary amid a conference between Senator Poindexter and Minnesota progressives. George L. Loftis announces plans for a state primary and a party petition, with a next meeting set for Tuesday. Poindexter criticizes Ta Follette and revisits Russia passport policy amid broader congressional debate.
Seventy-one people killed and 628 injured on Montana railroads in the year ending Oct 1 1914 according to the Montana railroad commission Acting Gov W R Alten release. The report cites excessive speed as a major factor and details fatalities by railroad line including Great Northern Chicago Milwaukee and Paget Sound Butte Anaconda and Pacific Oregon Short Line and others. It notes investments to raise efficiency and track work to permit faster schedules amid competition and demand for quick service.
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