Five Butte banks report stable personnel at annual meetings
Five banks in Butte reported general prosperity in 1919 and optimism for 1920 with expectations of crop water, new jobs, and industrial settlement. Directors and officers were elected at each bank, with no personnel changes at Daly Bank and Trust, First National, Silver Bow National, Miners Savings, Barton Dakin’s bank, and South Side State Bank, while deposits and earnings increased across several institutions.
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Butte
Daly Bank and Trust Company
Charles J. Kelly
John D. Ryan
Marcus Daly
C. C. Swinborne
R. A. Kunkel
C. C. Swinborn
R. W. Place
W. C. Rae
First National Bank
A. J. Davis
J. S. Dutton
J. E. Stephenson
A. J. Davis Jr
George A. Hill
Andrew J. Davis Jr
W. J. Forsythe
Silver Bow National Bank
James T. Finlen
John FE. Corette
J. C. Maguire
D. J. Fitzgerald
John J. Burke
John E. Corette
Zephia Job
H. D. Blair
Miners’ Savings Bank and Trust Company
Miners’ Savings Bank
W. G. Bawden
J. L. Carroll
D. J. Charles
T. J. Fenton
H. A. Frank
8. V. Kemper
W. W. McDowell
David Maule
W. L. Renick
Barton D. Dakin
Dakin
Chris Yegen
P. Yegen
Barton B. Dakin
Herbert W. Moses
C. L. Doney
South Side State Bank
J. E. Hample
Albert Rochester
Paul A. Reichle
W. C. Wilson
W. B. Hall
J. M. Poindexter
John M. Hample
J. Fischer
Paul Reichle
Poindexter
Fischer
Freudenberg Freed on Large Bail in Wisconsin
Dr A J Freudenberg, charged in the death of his mother in law Mrs Nettie Duffies of Markesan Wisconsin, was released tonight after his wife deposited 30000 dollars in cash as bail with Green Lake county authorities.
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Markesan
Wis
A. J. Freudenberg
Nettle Duffies
Green Lake
Tamzo Elected President of Ecuador Republic
In Guayaquil on January 11 Dr Jose Luis Tamzo former senate president and liberal candidate was elected president of Ecuador yesterday. He succeeds his predecessor and takes office with liberal backing.
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Guayaquil
Ecuador
Jose Luis Tamzo
Senate
Liberals
Republic
Coal Wage Conference Begins In Capitol Action
The coal strike settlement commission can start evaluating miners’ wage claims and shorter hours after operators in the central competitive field agreed to participate and follow the panel’s ruling. John L. Lewis, acting president, and other officials were summoned as the process moves forward.
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Washington
Coal Strike Settlement Commission
John L. Lewis
U.S. Rejects German Indemnity Terms Over Scapa Flow
The United States government refused to accept any part of indemnity to be paid by Germany for the destruction of the German fleet at Scapa Flow. The State Department said the objection is based on principle to the settlement reached by the supreme council.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Scapa Flow
Supreme Council
State Department
Big Decline in Flu Noted in U S since Sept 1919
International News Service reports that since Sept 1919 fewer than 7,000 influenza cases have been reported to the U S Public Health Service, compared with over 400,000 in the same period last year, indicating a marked drop in outbreaks nationwide.
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International News Service
Washington
United States Public Health Service
Livestock market prices from Chicago and South St Paul
Chicago hog receipts reach 58000 with steady to higher bids and top hogs around 14.75. Cattle receipts near 20000 show slow demand. beef steers command up to 19.75 with varied values across grades. Sheep receipts about 18000 report steady trade with lambs near 19.75 and lower grades around 8.50. South St Paul reports hogs up 5 cents with typical range 14.10 to 14.15, cattle kill figures steady, fat steers around 18 dollars and 50 cents, stockers and feeders steady, lambs up to 18.25.
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Chicago
South ST. Paul
Roosevelt Era Veep Hints From Taft Lift
A Washington Post item notes that after Taft supported Len Wood, Frank Lowden, and Warren G Harding for the vice presidency, those figures should consider backing Taft in return. The brief reflects political maneuvering and reciprocal favors among key Republican leaders.
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V. P
Bill Taft
Len Wood
Frank Lowden
Warry Harding
Washington Post
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