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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1912
Page
16
Prices faded across lists as forced liquidation continued. Stop orders trapped at each level, with fears of tariff reform and unsettled business dampening buying. Market notes cite New York Minnesota rate talks, tariff revisions, and ongoing money market uncertainty as factors.
Governor West in Salem declares no change in plan to execute five condemned men next Friday. He says petitions for clemency do not alter his decision and nothing has arisen to justify extending clemency. He cautions that future developments could change nothing at present the executions proceed as scheduled.
Omaha December 9 A $2000 check was mailed from Union Pacific headquarters to Conductor M E Smith who two months earlier aided the capture of William Lounds berry after the mail car robbery on a Union Pacific train between ...
Kansas City and Lawrence reports describe Loundsberry, a mail clerk from Oregon, who rifled mail sacks on a train and bought a berth in a Pullman car. Conductor Smith pursued the robber into the sleeper and, with aid from a Topeka night watchman, captured him.
The Rev. M. P. Boynton, a Baptist leader, challenged Mayor Harrison to act on police orders for the new year. He denounced city officials over the saloon issue and said if the mayor does not curb the cafe festivals it proves the saloon is the citys pet institution. He urged congregants planning to attend cafe gatherings to leave the church.
Special correspondence reports George W. Burton sentenced to 30 years at hard labor for the Sept. 25 murder of Fred Long near Whitefish. He claimed self defense after going to the Long ranch with a .45 revolver, engaging in a quarrel and firing during a confrontation. A handkerchief mask tied to the case aided the arrest a week later.
Rumors in the New York Mining Age say a copper merger could link Ray Consolidated, Miami, Inspiration and Greene-Cananea, with Utah Copper and Nevada Consolidated possibly joining. Chino Copper appears unlikely to be included. Talks aim to reduce overhead by unifying several large porphyry assets under Amalgamated and allied interests led by John D. Ryan as efforts grow to secure broader profits from cheaper copper. Negotiations remain preliminary but serious, involving Live Oak and Inspiration interests as part of a broader consolidation trend.
Panic swept eastern markets with crowded trading and nervous margin calls. Copper stocks led declines as Butte issues weakened. Amalgamated slipped to 77 from 80, North Butte to 29, Butte Central to 4, and Butte & Superior to 40. A Copper Producers' Association report noted a further surplus increase.
A fragment notes various clothing and accessories such as a Velour hat Silk hose an embroidered handkerchief kid gloves a muffler shirt and a sweater suggesting a catalog or garment listing from a historical newspaper segment.
Idaho supporters urge Colonel Roosevelt to face contempt charges in Boise court over remarks about ballot access. J M Ingersoll delivers a letter from Idaho progressive committeeman P Monroe Smock. Smock and Boise Capital News editors cited for contempt for printing Roosevelt remarks. The judge reportedly warned Roosevelt could be brought to Boise if he entered the state.
Mayer offers watches in nickel and 14 carat cases with options for initials or monograms. Buy early for engraving. last minute orders will be rushed and may limit elaborate styling. Visit Mayer at 29 West Park.
Washington December 9 Trusts will not be able to collect any debts through the courts if the Supreme Court sustains a challenge in a case involving the Corn Products Refining Co of New York and the D R Wilder Manufacturing Co of Atlanta. The Atlanta firm claims the New York firm monopolized glucose and grape sugar and used rebate contracts to channel business in violation of the Sherman act. The dispute cites a profit sharing plan returning 10 percent to patrons for exclusive future purchases. The court's only recent related ruling was the Continental Wall Paper Co decision. If not advanced, the case may await two years. Brass band at Holland rink tonight Admission 15 cents Adv.
Thomas V. Redman, a noted counterfeiter, admitted passing 36000 in fake coins in Portland Seattle and Spokane. He was sentenced in federal court in Los Angeles to seven years at McNeill Island after 17 months in county jail prior to conviction.
Charlestown West Virginia December 9 authorities expect the last week of martial law as Governor Glasscock approves the military commission finding in the Crepreant case. Lawrence Crepreant sentenced to seven and a half years in Moundville penitentiary for perjury after failing to prove an alibi for men tried for obstructing trains in the martial law district.
Centerville Young Men's Club will host a social dance on Tuesday evening December 10, 1912. Admission is 60 cents per couple with Smith's Orchestra providing music. Advance notice advertises the event for local residents.
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