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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1912
Page
13
A fragmentary report notes an event at Main Basin involving Stan Patty Daily and the Bell Inde. Readable details are limited. the report hints at a local matter or community notice with names likely misspelled or garbled. Further context is unavailable in the text.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a whimsical event or action titled Doltin Wut With Ana Tho, with unclear details. The readable bits point to a local happenings note or brief, lacking specific names, places, dates, or outcomes for full confirmation.
The market shows little interest with few buyers as copper prices remain dull in London and New York stock activity is subdued. Reports note rising short interest and cautious sentiment amid political and economic tensions, while analysts expect a contraction in loans and debate over canal tolls and dividend prospects for several corporations.
A Black man charged with burglary of a work car on the Hutte Anaconda and Pacific road near iver Row had a preliminary hearing before Justice John Doran yesterday, was found guilty, and bound over to the district court with bonds set at 1000 dollars. He allegedly broke into a box car used as a house and stole 30 dollars and a revolver. James Gordon and John Martin, charged with petty larceny, were dismissed on motion by Deputy County Attorney Frank Walker.
George German, raised in Butte and longtime poolroom marker turned racing figure, was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail for vagrancy after requesting arrest to quit cocaine. He described starting young, drifting into drugs after bad guidance, and surviving 24 hours without a shot as he pled for reform.
In Justice Ishoades court William Dolman a colored man was found guilty of robbing George Judd. He bound over to district court with bond set at 500 dollars. In Justice Furlong’s court Exnit Pant charged with first degree assault was dismissed after county attorney’s motion. Victor Lebiati the complaining witness refused to appear against his countryman and said he sustained minor cuts. Pantia was blameless. Summer plans note Mr and Mrs Joan Murphey Katherine Murphey and Ming Edna Monahan depart for Hope Idaho to visit Gen Charles S Warren on Warren island at Lake idd’Oreitle.
At a Butte Copper Co stockholders meeting five directors were chosen: James H. Rowe president Elizabeth F Lawlor vice president J B Keenan T H Ruble and W M Hanson secretary. The gathering lingered with few stockholders present amid hopes the company may raise production amid copper demand growth in Europe and North America.
The copper market shows persistent tightness as stockpiles shrink and European and U S buyers press for supply. New mine output is largely tied up in refineries and processing plants, delaying price relief while consumption remains strong. Copper remains valued for durability and near equal replacement value to newer metal assignments.
New York July 12 Julius Parker counsel for the American Tobacco Company commenting on the testimony of George B Cortelyou before the senate campaign contributions committee that some tobacco people came in with contribution to the four republican campaign fund denied today that the American Tobacco company had offered to contribute The American Tobacco company he said did not contribute or offer to contribute or authorize anyone to offer to contribute to the campaign fund of President Roosevelt in 1904 if Dr Cortelyou said or implied that we is mistaken
G. E. Clark, a farm laborer from Park, Illinois, allegedly attacked Mrs. George Bybe and her two children with a gas pipe in Elva Featerday, choking the mother and baby. He reportedly cut his own throat in a hay field and is hospitalized in critical but possibly survivable condition.
George Irvine Adar, formerly of the United States Geological Survey in Washington, sails to take charge of the Geology and Geography Department at Pei Yang University. A Kansas and Princeton graduate, he earned a Doctor of Science from Munich. His recent travels span South America Africa the Philippines Australia and beyond. The Sheep Gulch dairy pledges health-regulation compliance and invites visitors.
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