Copper company gears up at Douglas and Pine Creek
Douglas and Pine Creek properties in Coeur d'Alenes show heavy activity as Anaconda Copper prepares for large scale operations under superintendent Charles Bishop. About 40 men are on site, ore is shipped to Great Falls for electrolytic processing, and plans to take over Douglas with ample ore reserves push forward alongside new mill construction at Constitution and Nabob work.
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Pine Creek
Coeur d'Alenes
Wallace Press
Douglas
Amsconda Copper Company
Charles Bishop
Big Copper Company
Great Falls
Anajconda
Highland Surprise
Constitution
Nabob
Coeur d’Aienes
Wild horses sold six times on Arizona reservation
Omaha dispatch reports that every wild horse on the Coconino county government reservation in Arizona was sold six times. Willard M. Drake of the University of Montana testified in the government suit against the Omaha Land and Investment Co and United States Livestock Co for alleged mail fraud in selling wild horses. Drake, once supervisor of the government reserve, testified there were never more than 350 horses on the range, about half owned by homesteaders and ranchers. the rest were claimed as pre.
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Omaha
Coconino County
Arizona
Willard M. Drake
University of Montana
Omaha Land and Investment Company
United States Livestock Company
Drake
Coconino
Professor Drake
Othsand
American minister at Bucharest post reported
Dec 13 dispatches say Charles J. Voos is minister in Bucharest as the American government pursues interests amid the central empires. Reports also place Peter P. Calder and other anti-war conservatives remaining in the Romanian capital amid mounting uncertainty about what actions may follow.
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Berlin
Suyville
Charles J. Vo
Hall of PAM A MOVIE Hall of Fame in Central Park
New York reports a motion picture Hall of Fame to house films of contemporary scenes and monuments of thought. Planned at Central Park with a one million dollar cost and a large endowment to support development and preservation for future generations.
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New York
Central Park
Submarine At Sea Fifty-Five Days Unaided
Berlin reports adverse weather as details emerge from a near disaster. The submarine remained at sea unaided for fifty five days, with a close escape involving the steamer Caledonia which rammed and damaged the periscope tube before retreating.
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Berlin
Assocort
Caledonia
Michigan Verde Copper Company Formed In Verde District
In Arizona's Verde district a strong new company forms around the Michigan Verde Copper claims. Burns, eyeing westward extensions, helps unite eight claims into a single venture with a $1,000,000 capital and 2,000,000 shares. United Verde miners heavily back the stock, seeing potential to extend ore westward and through the Hull Copper purchase.
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Verde
Arizona
Jere News
Michigan
United Verde
U. V
Burns
Clarkdale
Groun
Michigan Verde Copper Company
Jerome
Hull Copper Company
Glory Hole
Michigan Verde
Fragmented Opinion Pieces On China and Executions
The text discusses cultural attitudes toward life and death in China, noting a perceived indifference to individual loss and citing traditional beliefs about divine will. It contrasts Chinese executions with Western practices and mentions a Hungarian inventor's wooden soled shoe that is flexible.
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Minneapolis Journal
China
Representative Fitzgerald backs embargo on food exports
John J. Fitzgerald of New York is among Representatives who push a national plan to curb the high cost of living. He introduced four measures in Congress, the key one proposing an embargo on food stuffs going abroad.
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John J. Fitzgerald
New York
United States
Congress
Wheat by Way of Hudson Bay
A vessel arrived recently in a British port direct from Hudson Bay, by way of Hudson Strait. Allowing for ship delays, she must have passed the strait not earlier than late October.
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Hudson Bay
Toronto Globe
Hudson Strait
Hudson
Canadian torpedo boat Grilse lost in gale
The Canadian torpedo boat Grilse, commanded by Lieut. Walter Wingate, is feared lost at sea with all hands after leaving Bermuda. Fifty aboard, including Lieuts. Fry and Winslow, Artificer Engineer Wilkinson, and wireless operators McLean and Clement. Most crew from British Columbia. Wingate previously aboard Rainbow. Ship’s loss marks Canada’s first naval disaster since WWI.
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Dttowa
Grilse
Walter Wingate
Bermuda
C. McL. Fry
R.B. Winslow
Robert Wilkinson
C. A. McLean
E. Clement
British Columbia
Wingate
Winslow
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair
A historic ad-style note touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as an affordable home treatment to restore dark color to faded or gray hair. It claims quick results using a sponge or brush to apply a small amount, darkening strands and adding gloss for a younger appearance, while noting it is a toilet requisite not a medical cure.
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Wyeth
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