Butte Duluth Mines Taken On Option Says Captain Wolvin
Captain Wolvin confirms an option on the Butte Duluth property to Amalgamated or Anaconda interests, with John D. Ryan and I. B. Thayer seen in town. The Duluth venture, financed by Wolvin and local investors, includes about 140 acres and aims to expand to 15,000 tons monthly by mid January, targeting 1,000,000 pounds of copper monthly at projected costs.
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Duluth
Wolvin
Butte Duluth Copper Company
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
A. B. Wolvin
Butte Duluth
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Anaconda
Amalgamated
Guegenheims
Theaix
Captain Wolvin
Butte Duluth Company
John D. Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
I. B. ‘Thayer
Anaconda Company
Amalgamated Interests
Bie
al Green
Jesse Holmes
Butte Due Tub
Marcus Daly
Butte & Superior
Revery
Organizing the Volunteers under Wood’s Plan for defense
New York December 15. Major General Leonard Wood and Henry L Mimann urged forming a volunteer army of eight dependable regiments trained in college camps with federal militia control and a strengthened regular army. They argued the country must rely on a capable volunteer force, with colleges playing a key training role.
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New York
United States
Merchants’ “Association of
MajGen
Leonard Wood
Henry” L. Mimann
Lynch libel suit against manufacturers dismissed in New York
New York December 15 Justice Guy dismissed James M Lynch former International Typographical Union president libel suit against John Kirby and other National Association of Manufacturers directors for a dynamite blast at the Los Angeles Times building. He ruled no specific union officers were named and a libel against a whole association cannot be maintained by a single individual.
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New York
James Mt
Guy
German Noble Banished from Baltic Provinces
Baron von Manteuffel, a prominent German noble with an estate at Kardangen near Liban, has been banished by the military chief of his district to Dwinadk near Tomsk. The Baltic nobility is said to be greatly excited by the action.
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Berlin
Hague
London
von Manteuffel
Kardangen
Liban
Dwinadk
Tomsk
Siber
Winchester convicted on kidnapping charge
War news notes Uncle Sam sending troops to Naco while sports and social items run pages on Walkerville finances. Revival ends as state and local sections report miner troubles, school and stock market items, a death, a district court case, and a council meeting.
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Winchester
Sam
Naco
Walkervile
ScAnaconda News
ToMahoney
Frank Colligan
Peace Talks Echo Mixed Reactions Across Viewpoints
Fragmentary text shows varied opinions on peace talks with scattered phrases about meetings, proposals, and characters. The readable lines hint at a debate, but lack coherent events, dates, or clear participants. The piece resembles an OCR collage rather than a complete report.
German Chancellor's Son Reported Prisoner in Poland
Berlin reports the eldest son of Chancellor Dr von Bethmann Hollweg, a cavalry lieutenant, has been captured by Russians in Polish territory. He sustains a bullet wound to the thigh from a patrol action and is in Russian hands, confirming earlier dispatches of his serious injury at Piotrkow.
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Hague
London
Imperial ‘Chancelor
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Poland
Piotrkow
United States to halt Mexican firing at Naco
Washington reports the U S government will deploy three regiments of infantry and three batteries of artillery to Naco Arizona to prevent cross border shooting by Mexican factions. Officials say once forces are in place a withdrawal by one side is expected. Maytorena and Gutierrez factions lead opposing troops in Sonora.
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United States
Naco
Sonora
Wilson
Garrison
Trig
Tasker H. Biles
Ariz
Nace
Hill
Carranis
Maytorena
Executions Reported in Mexico City Shock U S Authorities
Washington December 18. An overall report says between 1001 and 180 Mexican nationals, many formerly prominent, have secretly been executed in Mexico City in recent days. The masterminds and names of those killed remain undisclosed.
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Washington
Mexico City
United States
Arizona Day Amendment Interferes With Church
In Phoenix and Tucson suits seek to halt the Arizona dry amendment set to take effect Jan 1. Catholic priest Rev Thomas Connolley leads injunctive action in Tucson challenging religious liberty and church wine use. Druggists liquor dealers claim the measure violates the Fourteenth Amendment and that the act’s two sections render it inoperative.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
United States District Court
Tuscan
Tucson
Thomas Connolley
All Saints
Aris
States District Court
Thomas M. Connolley
All Saints’ Catholic
Preparedness urged for Panama Canal defense by navy chief
Washington reports quote Commander Stirling warning that a large army is required to protect the Panama Canal in war. The hearing before the House Naval Affairs Committee touches on combined naval and land forces. Washington also notes the agriculture department valuing principal farm crops at 852,000 dollars.
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Panma Canal
Washington
United States
Panama Canal
Stirling
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Wales
Department of Agriculture
Kidnaping conviction ends Butte case
In a district court here, William Winchester was found guilty of kidnapping during labor troubles. The jury returned a verdict after about an hour of deliberation. Winchester faces a two year penitentiary sentence, with sentencing set for tomorrow.
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Atch
William Wine Cheater Wan
Winchester
Butte
Richard O'Brien
Felix McAlevy
O'Birien
Wincheater
O'Brien
St. Lawrence
Sheehan
Sheshan
Government to dispatch warships to Canal Zone
Washington reports that President Wilson and his cabinet plan to send American warships to the canal zone to guard neutrality. The exact number and type of ships depend on Colonel Goethals and Captain Rodman reports. If the zone is used as a base for supplies, land forces may be used. if wireless violations occur, the navy will act.
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Washington
Wilson
Canal Zone
Goethals
Rodman
Canal
Garrison
Daniels
Denl
War Department
Navy Department
Balboa
Canal Zon
Mexico
London
Great Britain
United States
War News From Vienna Soldiers In Fine Health
Berlin reports from Vienna state Ensign Nicholas de Severben, son of the last Russian ambassador to Germany, has fallen in battle in Poland. Austrian forces press forward in the Carpathians despite ice and snow, and Hungary might be cleared of Russians. The Russians weakened in the Carpathians to bolster West Galicia lines, but reinforcements arrived too late to change the outcome of the Austrian-German assault. Continued on Page Column 6.
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Flanders
Miana
Warsaw
Berlin
London
Vienna
Nicholas de Severben
Germany
Falen
Hatte
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Tazeblatt
Carpathian Mountains
Hungary
Galicia
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