Copper Industry for Year 1920
United States smelter production of primary copper in 1920 reached 1.209 billion pounds, down 6 from 1919, with total output valued at 222.47 million dollars at 18.4 cents per pound. North American and foreign production shifts are noted, stock levels rise, apparent U.S. refined copper use hits 1.054 billion pounds, and exports total 624.05 million pounds.
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United States
United States Geological Department
Arizona
Montana
Michigan
Utah
Alaska
England
Norway
Grocery Store Fire Damages Buildings and Sparks Officials’ Criticism
Fire damaged the grocery store and adjoining apartments with smoke and water. Success market on the ground floor also affected. Fire department officials defended rapid response, stating trucks reached seven blocks away in two minutes and deployed two lines with a flying plug connection. They refuted complaints of slow response as baseless.
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Eir Place
Vila
Toda
Tre
Martin
Mire
Cleary
Arizona Street
Knights of Columbus Grand Amt to Attend 39th International Council
Supreme Knight James C. Carrigan and Montana representatives depart for San Francisco for the thirty-ninth annual international council of the Knights of Columbus. A class of 200 will receive the fourth degree, third such conferral in West history. Wounded veterans at Letterman hospital will be guests during the convention with three days of sessions and an elaborate entertainment program.
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Butte Council
Knights of Columbus
San Francisco
Carrigan
International Council of the Order
Montana
Thomas Corbally
Great Falls
J.T. McMahon
Miles City
Pant
James Nugent
Algo
Ne West
Butte
United States
Letterman Hospital
Knights
Fires Near Butte May Be Incendiary
Deputy Supervisor T A Clapp reports belief at least one forest fire near Butte Sunday afternoon is incendiary. The Big Pipestone fire on Gold Flint fountain was checked by a small ranger crew. Little Basin creek fire persisted but posed no further threat. Forest officials are probing origins and seeking three men seen near Basin creek.
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Butte
T. A. Clapp
Deer Lodge National Forest
F. G. Clark
Clapp
Big Pips Stone Creek
M. Hubbard
Death of T M McGurell In Deer Lodge Bridge Accident
Coroner Ross ruled the death of T M McGurell accidental after a fishing incident near Deer Lodge. He fell 15 feet from a bridge railing when a train approached. body taken to Bein and Ross parlors awaiting relatives. No inquest will be held.
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Deer Lodge
Ross
T. M. McGurell
No. 16
W. Roberts
Bein & Ross Undertaking
Deer Lodge Social Roundup: Visitors, Trips, and Local Idle News
A flurry of arrivals and excursions fills Deer Lodge activities. Hannah and son William, formerly of Philipsburg now in Vancouver, visit Mrs. I. R. Blatsae. Jack Davey comes from his ranch on business. Attorneys Blaisdell and Page travel to Helena with family. Mrs. Lowery shops and visits friends. Mrs. Henry Main of Seattle visits sister Mrs. Hendrickson. Paul Johnson backs from Spokane and Tacoma with Joseph Johnson. A motor party tours to Georgetown Lake for a Catholic Sisters picnic. Picnic groups include the Melvors, Blaisdells, and Hannahs. Alice Cummins returns from Missoula after visiting Ed Cummins. H. H. McClain of Finn and visitors from Butte and Avon conduct various errands. Coroner Ross and sons fish but refrain on Sabbath. Lintz and Woods families take a two-week fishing trip near Tuck Creek. O'Miller of Missoula handles Milwaukee railroad work. Beauvaris of Boston registers at Deer Lodge Hotel.
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William
Philipsburg
Vancouver
Wash
Hannah
Vancouver National Bank
Mra. I. R. Blatsae
Jack Davey
TR. Blaisdell
J. M Page
Helena
Blaisdell
Mary
James Blaisdell
Mike Lower
Martun Jones
Fred
Francis Jones
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Georgetown Lake
Alice Cummins
Missoula
Ed Cummins
H.H. McClain
Finn
Helen Kennedy
Margaret Warren
Butte
John McGilvery
Avon
Ross
Dan
Paul Hertz
Ray Lintz
Frank Woods
Tuck Creek Lake
O'Miller
Milwaukee Railroad
Beauvaris
Boston
Dent Woman Stands Ground as Home Is Moved Out
In Bridgeport Ohio Mrs Grant Dent refused to evacuate her home after her husband sold it. A constable ordered the removal of goods to the street while she watched. She then sat on a pile of bedding on the sidewalk as rain fell, daring enforcement to move her. She declared the crop weights of cotton including American bale and Egyptian and West African bales.
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Bridgeport
Ohio
Grant Dent
Marine Board Seeks Funds Amid Big Deficit
Chairman Lasker outlined a deficit of about 689 million dollars for the shipping board with 100 million in direct appropriations and 200 million from assets. He warned tax revision may be affected while stating 100 to 125 million is needed to run the next six months and that losses will be paid, with some claims settled at up to 50 cents on the dollar.
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Lasker
Congress
Shipping Board
York
Ulster Premier Bolts Meeting Over Ulster Talks
The Ulster premier rejects the idea of a broader conference and insists Ulster must speak for itself in negotiations with Ireland. Talks resumed between Lloyd George and de Valera face secrecy and cautious public hope for a settlement amid cabinet room constraints.
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de Valera
Ireland
Ulster
Craig
Valera Aims to Rescue the Lions This Thursday
Valera again on Thursday he may be able by some means to rescue the lions from the apparent dead end. The report notes uncertainty and the ongoing effort to aid the team in danger.
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Valera
Yellowstone road report notes good conditions with detours
The Yellowstone Trail bureau reports most routes from Butte to Spokane in good condition aside from five miles of construction east of Belgrade and detours west of Butte. Detours are rutty near construction while the Vigilante trail is good to Ennis but deteriorates west to West Yellowstone. The road to Great Falls via Helena is roughed by dust and a few spots beyond Helena.
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Butte
Yellowstone Trail Bureau
Hutte
Spokane
Ennis
Yellowstone
Great Falla
I Kood
Helena
Worried by Accusation Drives Man to Suicide in San Francisco
W. Helm, 41, receiver for the Ho lua Ol company, shot himself in the Balboa building after a delinquency charge involving a minor. The charge had been dismissed, but associates say it weighed on him. a warrant on the delinquency charge was issued but never served.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
W. Helm
Holua Ol Company
Balboa
Shattuck Copper Mines Suspend Work and Pumphs Pulled
Shattuck Arizona Copper company will suspend all work in its mines at once in Shattuck Arizona. Sumps are being pulled from nine mines starting tonight as the company ends protection and continues only development work. The firm ranks as the third largest copper company in the territory.
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Amociaten
Hisber
Ariz
Shattuck Arizona Copper Company
Shattuck
Mrs Anna Corbin Adjudged Insane In Spokane
Mrs Anna Corbin widow of D Corbin was found insane by a commission in Judge Hugo Oswald's division of the Spokane superior court this afternoon. She faces a charge of first degree arson over an alleged plot to burn her home last spring to collect insurance.
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Spokane
Anna Scorbin
D. ©. Corbin
Hugo Oswald
Superior Court
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