Copper Prices Rise Amid Strong Demand and Outlook
A Boston copper observer reports copper remains strong with near record prices for both electrolytic and refined copper. He notes rising domestic and foreign buying, small invisible supplies, and potential price increases of one or two cents per pound soon. Copper shares, including Amalgamated and Calumet group, are expected to advance as demand outstrips supply, with several mines projected to add millions of pounds next year. The report also covers Live Oak drill records boosting confidence in porphyry ore mining and urges buying copper-related stocks with demonstrated prospect.
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George L. Walker
Boston
Lake
Uni Gener
Sam
Calumet & Heola
Ahmeek
Oser
Ola
Quincey
Amalgamated
Granby
Mohawk
Utah
Calumet & Arizona
Allouez
Old Dominion
Tennessee
Anaconda
John DD. Ryan
Live Dale
TT Live Oak
Porphy
Alway
China Ground
Ghino
Live Oak
Copperange
Calua
Promising Copper Stock and Dividend Prospects Discussed
A Market summary outlines a copper stock with an 80 share price, potential $10,000 notes, and a planned expansion doubling capacity. A notable figure cites a record price at 12a per pound yielding $4,000, with projections of capital increases and a possible $125,000 gain by year end.
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Adi Innis
Amnellor
Man Found Guilty in Glandered Horse Case
Shadat Mispatch reports in the Standard that Chuy, Pee Se-Deaney State in Inspec Cheney received a tele gram this morning from Mire oh Dy notifying pin diac AL P Guy tiy charged with selling glandered horses. The federal court found him guilty on all counts. The case tied by July, involving horses quarantined on the J. B. Pog ranch near Miles City. The horses reportedly escaped quarantine and were sold in South Dakota by Levitt to Dakota buyers.
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Shadat
Amps
Chuy
Tuster
Miles City
Cheney
South Dakota
Levitt
Dakota
Renisch Exonerated But Resigns From Twin Bridges Home
Special Dispatch to the Standard Helena December 3 E H Renisch superintendent of the state orphans home at Twin Bridges was exonerated of brutal and inhuman treatment charges by the board of education in executive session then presented resignation effective March 1 1912 The board also reviewed Tr Duniways university management with dissatis faction voiced by professors and students but no charges were found against Dr Duniway and no action was taken The matter may return at the June meeting
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Standard
Helena
E. H. Renisch
Twin Bridges
Wag Cully
Th Board of Education
Renisch
Tr. Thuniwn
The
State University
Duniway
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Harmon
Damages Suits Dominate Red Lodge Court Term
Special Dispatch from Red Lodge reports December district court convening with Judge Fox calling a jury for Friday and eight criminal cases along with multiple damage suits against Northwestern Improvement. Most suits involve interwoven claims tied to a past mine disaster. one verdict in a related case awarded 14,808 dollars to a widow. Other suits total around a quarter of a million dollars. Also noted are assault and attempted murder charges against local residents as cases proceed next week.
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Standard
Red Lodge
District Court
Fox
Ageremeril Theii
Supreme Court
Duel
Vincent Flaherty
Ted Lodge
Harry
Storkman
Tig
Horn
Bye
Roy Bluntington
Bary Barry
Wile
Wytherik de Neing
Merchantman Scarred by Chinese Bullets
A merchantman was struck by Chinese bullets while passing the Yangtze, sustaining hull damage after a tense run the gantlet. An air tanker arrived in port yesterday as Chinese forces reportedly withdrew under pressure, leaving the vessel with dents and shattered hull.
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Franrisco
Tiscorora
Forged Check Case Linked to Bank Murder Probe
A disjointed report notes attempts to reopen a forgery inquiry tied to an arrest of James Fy Long age 3 in Missouri and connections to a First National Bank check. It mentions a prominent Puebla attorney and a murder case date near December with unclear local ties and canal detective involvement.
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New York
der Te
Chad
Pacific Canal
James Fy Long
Promisen
Robertsville
First National Bank
Orn Tenga
Salk Bale City
Dee
Towabh
Dontvin
Bla Pont Nvunay
Hellag
Monroe
Chat Ha Dsthabet
Puebla
Arraighed Fai Ehiene
Bent
Brey
Duday
Josepty Rainbow
Ira
Coppers Active as Prices Advance Across Markets
Active copper trading continued with price advances and heavy selling in some stocks. Reports note rising prices and ongoing accumulation, with firms like Paine, Webber & Co. and North Butte among active interests. Rockefeller and Archbold connected moves appear in market chatter, as rail and industrial issues show mixed results and a cautious outlook.
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North Butte
IMG
Messianic debate over congressional influence on markets
A garbled New York ledgers column portra ys the debate on whether congressional actions and the president's messages will steer market sentiment and anti trust policy. It notes anticipated federal incorporation measures and possible expansion of anti trust provisions, with foreign commerce implications and market reactions in New York amid a tense duration.
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New York
Congress
Hous al Sen Abe
Maannle Temple Plans Slated At Prime City Block Site
Architect Bo Rivenes likely to be commissioned to design a three story structure costing about $50,000. The building will sit on a full frontage on a block between SHUT and Tenth Streets, on the north side of Math Street, extending 120 feet deep with frontage on four to six.
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Maannle Temple
Bo Rivenes
Shut
Tenth Streets
Math Street
Asiatic Exclusion Bill Up in California Again
Somber report on a California Senate action proposing an Asiatic exclusion resolution aimed at barring Japanese and Korean travelers and restricting Asian immigration. The piece notes opposition from advocates for Pacific coast stability and American safety, urging legislative action before wider world tensions.
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California
Sumford
Myadueina Gaunty
Gallfarnia
Teta
Armerica
Washington
Nitvlie Aldertia
Watery Labor Fight in Federal Trade Case Sparks Dissent
A disputed federal case on restraint of trade arises amid cabinet tensions with claims of unlawful wholesale activities. The narrative cites officials such as attorney general and cabinet members, noting alleged dangers and scrutiny, while unnamed parties debate enforcement and oversight.
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