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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1912
Page
7
Market observers report continued weakness in small trading as Butte Central and Butte & Superior slip while Amalgamated drops below 30 and copper futures ease. Transactions remain light with liquidation fears receding, but analysts foresee a possible early-week rally on short coverings as demand remains delicate.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports wheat gains expected to swell from thousands of acres in this state as heavy rainfall continues. Earlier a downpour along the Sun River Fence damaged several promising wheat and flax fields, reducing potential yields.
An Adrian Michigan buyer John Dahl secured the William Kelster farm of 800 acres twelve miles southeast of Great Falls for 21000. Kelster had purchased the land less than two years ago for 1820 and retains a large wheat crop to be harvested soon. The Sheep Gulch dairy will adhere to health department rules and welcomes visitors.
Joseph Foreman, a young man described as colored, was arraigned before Judge Donlan on a murder charge for the stabbing of Nek Handy, proprietor of a market club. His attorneys, Fred Burman and A. D. Vere, asked for time to enter a plea, to which the court granted until next Saturday.
The article reports Harry Carplis, a Greek insurance agent, injured when a car hit him and was later charged with theft. He remains confined with injuries and could not appear in court as the driver faced arrest. The case involves prior settlements with L. Gates and Northern Pacific railroad, with Gates’s judgment at 1750 dollars but only 350 recovered.
The Tramway mine plans to resume operations within days after switching from steam to compressed air for hoisting. The upgrade includes new cylinders bed-plates and air boilers, with the auxiliary hoist also adapting to air power. About 500 miners will return to work. other large mines in the Anaconda group may follow. General plans for the Pennsylvania unit will begin within two weeks.
Atlantic City July 13. Investigation by Charles Hillman concludes the July 2 blast that killed the Melvin Vanuinin airship crew resulted from valve placement flaws. Six exhaust valves in the gas envelope allowed expanding gas to vent over the engine exhaust, rather than from ray exposure.
Edward Oates a native of England and resident of Butte for 21 years died yesterday at 459 East Park Avenue aged 43. Relatives in Butte include three cousins Benjamin and James Ivey and Mrs Jona Olds. The funeral is set for 2 30 PM at St Johns Episcopal Church with Rev W H Mitchel officiating. Also painting and paper hanging services offered by Pallipsen at Lynch Block 272 East Park Butte Ind 1632.
Senator Clark states no litigation or suit is likely regarding the Dut, Wigate, and Superior stock. He mentions intralateral rights disputes being settled by friendly proceedings, with ownership determinations pursued. He cites Montana Realty as holding 56,000 shares, reduced to 4,500 after reorganization.
State board of dental examiners voted to prosecute dentists practicing without Montana license. Move ends reciprocity with several states and may fund more vigorous actions. Officers named include R O Purdum and G A Chevilier, with Chevigny appointed a convention delegate.
Bigg Kenny C Suliger and Miss Marie Sultzer established a summer camp in Basin canyon. Miss Ruth Sultzer may join soon as Duke and Pat Sultzer plan a family visit. Mrs Earl Pratt and others hosted a five hundred party with many guests. A temperance league picnic is planned for July at the gardens.
Miss Josie Sullivan left this morning for Hampton Mont to visit Mrs Eugene Carrer and her aunt Mrs L J Sharpe who traveled yesterday for Beattle to spend several months Miss Charlotte Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs James Turner has gone for unknown destination
The clipped text mentions Leona Mullins traveling to Vancouver and Frame Teveber and Mia Bf joining a pleasure group. Hullman departed for Helena last week with Cores Harmen implied in the travel notes.
Fragmented OCR notes describe live coverage of a hard fought presidential race with references to Montana and North America. Mentions pricing for standard carriers and mail notices in the United States, Canada and Mexico, but details are unclear and partially garbled.
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