Rallying Trends Mark Market Gains Amid Treasury Rulings
Market rallied on favorable treasury department guidance on computing income and excess profits taxes. Investors eyed Japanese frontline reports and rail funding outlook as copper and Anaconda edged higher while liquidity improved and outside demand renewed.
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Treasury Department
Europe
Anaconda
Ian
United States
Lauzier-Wolcott, Company
Washington
Shorts
Hellbronner Company
Poulin Starts Today With Its Fu Force At Anaconda Mine
Poulin mine of Anaconda begins two shifts and full workforce after a two week shutdown caused by a gear issue. About 260 men employed. Hoisting via Buffalo shaft. Chicago market roundups note hogs firm with varied prices and cattle and sheep receipts.
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Poulin
Anaconda Company
Engin
Chicago
Twenty six mine accidents in October report details
The Anaconda Copper mining company records 26 mine accidents in October, with four fatalities and an average of 1.145 per 10 000 shifts. Several mines reported no incidents, while others list multiple minor accidents and four fatal cases linked to ground collapse, steel handling, shaft failure, and open shaft exposure.
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Anaconda
Copper Ning Company
Aeind
Ables
Badger State
Badger State, ‘Southern Cross, Fever Sweat, Hell, Ht Lawrence, Nez Heerkeley
East Coluse
Bonanza
Alice
Lexington
Stountain
View
West “Colusa
Leonard
Pennayivante
Paulin
West Gray Rock
Steward
Moonlight
Mountain Con
Tramway
Emma
Silverbow
Chicago Markets Show Wild Corn Upturn on Embargo Eases
Chicago markets report a sharp corn rally fueled by removal of eastbound embargoes and rumored price limits. January futures rise to 1.25 and May to 1.29 with oats and provisions following, while realising of profits and packer buying appear amid market volatility.
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Chicago
Night Raid to a Belgian Hospital After a Frontline Ordeal
The narrator describes a brutal night march and a crowded train ride with German guards, sharing rough shelter with wounded soldiers from both sides. They endure shelling, eye the front line, receive meager rations, and await transfer to a German hospital where sisterly Red Cross crews provide stretchers and care.
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Itere
Wells
France
German Red Cross
Red Cross
Experiment on Butte Duluth Mill Tests Switch to Continuous Barrel System
The Butte Duluth Mining Company conducts small scale experiments to shift from the traditional milling method to a continuous barrel system due to cold weather and ore handling difficulties. An experimental plant operates with the new system, with results awaited in about a month. The mill has handled 300 tons daily. current work includes mixing ore with That from Butte Duluths partner firm, with engineers reporting highly satisfactory outcomes.
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Butte Duluth Min
Butte Duluth
Butte-Dullwhacker Company
al Frank
Hutte
Salt Lake City
George Deshler
Tutte
Portuguese Troops Repel German Attack Near Laventie
British reports from France state Portuguese troops near Laventie north of Arras repulsed a German raid. The new operation involved a sector south east of Laventie near Passchendaele as part of ongoing fighting. A Serbian diplomatic mission arrived in the Atlantic Port en route to Washington.
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London
Laventie
Arras
France
Belgium
Sraijery
Pres
Laventie van Tefor
Passchendaele
United States
M. Re Vesnitch
Serbia
Paris
Washington
Ginning of Cotton Totaled Over Ten Thousand Bales
Washington officials report cotton ginned before December 13 totaled 10,142,058 running bales plus 180,252 round bales and 83,352 Sea Island bales. Last year by Dec. 13 ginnings were 10,888,798 running bales with 181,285 round bales and 110,163 Sea Island bales.
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Washington
Sea Island
Dureau
Saloon Aid Sought for Catholic Miners
Cardnal Bhons gave his sanction today to man Catholic miners working on public works as a measure to ease tensions in Washington on December 20.
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Washington
Wall Street close shows broad activity and late rally
The stock market traded familiar ground with many securities hitting new highs on late buying. Leaders like United States Steel and Union Pacific rallied in the final hour while rails and industries drew support. bonds showed nominal improvement though Liberty bonds remained weak.
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New York
Baltimore & Onto
United States Steel
Union Pacific
United Kingdom
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Savings Department
Silver Bow National Bank
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Ross Clark
W.a.clark & Brother
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Arora
Imier
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Hutte Capital
Federal Reserve Bank
Dutton
iSeahiet Peace
Canter Sieoree U. Mill
Xasiataat’ Cuanter
Western
Montana National Bankiag
States
Lumber Department OF the
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner, Montana
Lal
Cemeny
Montana Transfer Co
Utter and
Fggs
Spelter Quiet
Spot
East St
Loui
New
Reilbronner Company
Urckers
East Broadway
de Boule
Hitte
Davie-Dal Great Buvte
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Butte
Duluth
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Portland
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Correspo
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Nies- Hin
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Tuolumns
Lauzier-Wolcott Co. Stock Brokers
SIE
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Wall Street Close
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Atchison
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Hedley Gold
Royale
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St Mary
Verford
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West Broadway
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North Main
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UG East Mercury Ute
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