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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1918
Page
6
Mayer's jewelry shop blends repair, remodeling and new pieces with labor-saving machinery. His shop promises bullion value for old jewelry or trade-ins, and he reviews watches for reliability, promising a 20 to 30 percent price advantage for similar quality items in Montana.
Paris on December seventh outlines a tentative yet essentially stable US peace mission structure. It centers on the peace commission, with liaison and diplomatic intelligence, military and naval attaches, ceremonial officers, and a large civilian bureau including Hoover, Red Cross, Knights of Columbus, and War Trade Board, reflecting broad American interests across global regions.
Stockholm announces recall of most Soviet diplomats except two legal officials after M Vorovsky was found sharing Bolshevik literature. Sweden demands departure of Vorovsky and the Soviet legation. normal courier privileges are withdrawn. Also notes hunting season and weather impact on duck populations in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Weekly forecast notes strong adverse planetary aspects with Uranus Saturn and Mars, predicting serious debates in legislatures and a new era for the nation. It highlights prominent visitors, honors for the president, and optimistic signs for California cities Chicago and Scotland New York residents.
Washington reports routine business will fill the week as Congress nears the March 3 end. The Senate will discuss the revenue measure with peace questions in play while leaders aim to resolve Cummins proposal for a Paris reporting committee. Senate military panel to start army construction retrenchment probes. House to weigh National Security League loyalty charges.
Charles Whitcomb of Beaver Creek Mining and H G Kienzie of Butte have taken options on the Golden Sunlight gold group and the Dorothy copper group near Whitehall. The projects span about 25 patented claims with pyritic, low grade gold and oxidized copper deposits. A carload of tools and supplies has arrived, and development will start under engineer W Rice’s supervision this coming winter.
Wallace Miner reports a large ore body on the 1 000 foot Tarbox level with a 6 to 8 foot vein and stringers extending 40 feet. Drift to the east widens the shoot to solid ore and higher silver content. Manager Richard Daxon brings samples confirming elevated values, copper present as chalcopyrite.
Special Washington correspondent reports Treasury Secretary McAdoo, long considered a possible president, resigns from the cabinet and railroad directorate, citing a salary struggle though his earnings exceed that figure. Observers note his keen public life sense and fear the November election shift away from Democrats. He foresees two years of friction with a Congress hostile to his fiscal and railroad ownership policies.
The article discusses Secretary McAdoo leaving the cabinet at the end of the Wilson administration. It suggests his departure avoids partisan conflict and antagnism, positioning him to build a private fortune in business before presidential plans. The piece notes his influence on railroads and Treasury, and questions future political ambitions.
John Conda, operator of the Jack Rabbit and neighboring properties near Argenta, travels to Butte to arrange shipment of more mining machinery for sinking 200 additional feet on the Jack Rabbit claim. The Confa Mining company ships ore to the Anaconda smelter, about 25,000 dollars of ore grading 12 percent copper has moved from above the 200 level. The ore shoot reportedly runs over 300 feet and remains open along the mine floor, suggesting the deeper section may yield a stronger body of ore. A fire at the Colorado mine roof started at 6:30 yesterday. electric wiring is blamed and city firemen aided, limiting damage with local equipment.
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