Copper production in first half of 1912 tops records
American copper output in the first half of 1912 reached about 195,009,000 pounds from U S Mexico and Canada mines. Imports added 128,1000 pounds, giving total available for refining around 324,? million pounds. Domestic refineries processed 124,841,470 pounds, vs 617,498,627 pounds in 1911 and 684,831,000 pounds in 1910. Major producers include Miami Chino Bay Consolidated Mason Valley and Granby British Columbia Alaska.
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Boston News Bureau
Miami
Chino
Bay Consolidated
Mason’ Valley
British, Columbia
Alaska
Mameece Bay Consolidated
China
Mason Wall
First National Imperial
Big Gardens Day for the Children Event
A community event at the gardens marked by activities for children led by manager Wharton. Weather today influences planned activities as organizers promote a family friendly day at Columbia Gardens with youth-focused programs.
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Wap Company
Columbia Gardens
Agea
Anger Childrens
Wharton
Gaelic league field day set with prizes and football matches
Gaelic Athletic Association committees plan the second annual field day and athletic tournament to be held at Columbia Gardens on August 4. Prizes will honor proficiency across contests while a league football match pits the Whole Tones against the Primers alongside an Association football game. The event promises hard fought competition amid a busy program.
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Columbia Gardens
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Montana Illinois Mining Company Sees Progress At Mill Ready
Stockholders hear report from Secretary Ben Wilson that development work continues at the Fabacco Root Eng mine in Madigan county. Plans call for starting the mill and shipping within ten months as ore reserves deepen and underground work expands under water power.
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Monpetitinde
Fiaya Aa
Ben Wilson
Nain Shipping
Mente
Madigan County
Allen South
Seeraon
Permel
Mga
Mit Opera Tience
Bismarck
Hla
Eit Roe
Ini Wit
Simulia Alrectore
Contol Af Teltar
Wile
Che Stanhope
Alexander Swackek
Nfeerm
Ben. Wilson
Teliry
Spotted fever inquiries rise after Western outbreaks
A July dispatch reports cases of spotted fever in San Francisco and similar outbreaks in the Bitter Root valley and Canadian Rockies. Dr. Tuttle cites a McGIll professor's letter noting Montana type transmission and seeking prevention measures.
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Montana
Copper Stocks Rally Amid Financing Hopes In Boston
Butte and London lead a sharp stock revival in Boston trading after opening at 60 cents and rising to 9 amid reports of new financing and possible resume of work. Other names like Shannon Utah Consolidated Royale and Paine Jetter show gains as market sentiment shifts bullish despite New York weakness. Separate Stanley committee reports and copper sector notes frame a wary but improving tone across markets.
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Mtigemion Ot
Siew Capital
Ten Sthara
Yongea
Fragmented Stock Exchange Row From Butte Page
A fragment lists multiple place pairs including Butte and Milwaukee, Butte and Superior, and Butte and Ely. It shows share totals with entries such as total shares sold 2,550 across 12 transactions and references prices like 41.09 42.00 for Keating Gold and other numeric figures. The legibility is poor with garbled names and stray words.
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Butte & London
Butte Milwaukee Butte & Aadersburm
North
Franklin
Piot-Butte
Tuolumne
Acorn
iMee Few
York Pattern
Butte & Superior
New
Keating
Ohio
Hewat We
Barnes-King Butte
Bacorn
Great Mimic Campaign Starts in Wisconsin at Camp M Coy
Four hundred U S troops including 1 800 infantry and 300 cavalry, field artillery and hospital corps arrive at Camp M Coy Sparta Wisconsin for a large scale mimic campaign. A hostile force of state troops is set to advance from the Wisconsin military reservation at Camp Douglas. A general engagement is expected to begin tomorrow.
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Sparta
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United States
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Wisconsin
Chimp Douglas
Bank President Thornburrow Found Dead at Home
Robert C Thornburrow a former banker and prominent local figure was found dead in his Seneca Kansas home with a revolver beside him authorities believe he killed himself Thornburrow served as president of the State Bank of Bancroft Kansas and had been troubled by the bank's difficulties The cashier J C Mutre faced a district court bond on related charges
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Kan
Robert c Thornburrow
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Thornburrow
State Bank of
Bancroft
J.C. Mutre
District Court
Condolences Pour In for Bishop Henry White Warren
Denver reports numerous condolences to the Warren family of the Methodist Episcopal Church after the death of Bishop Henry White Warren from pneumonia at his Denver home. Funeral arrangements are pending arrival of relatives from distant cities.
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Denver
Henry White Warren
Methodist Epistat Church
Car Collision Kills LA Contractor in July Night Crash
In Los Angeles on July 24 Martin Bo acken a wealthy contractor living in a suburb was struck and killed by an automobile driven by H. Ragsdale a wholesale grain dealer. Ragsdale and W J Kowart and two women formed the party. the women disappeared and their identities remain unknown.
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Los Angeles
Martin Boacken
Textakership
Ragsdale
Aaiestan
W. J Kkowart
Major quake rocks Guayaquil causing panic and damage
A strong earthquake struck Guayaquil Ecuador at 7 a m local time, the heaviest in years. The tremor sent residents fleeing to open spaces as homes were damaged and materials reported.
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Guayaquil
Equador
Tedarday
Public Statement by Judge Booker About Montana Supreme Court
Police Judge Thomas H. Booker told the Standard that he was misquoted about remarks on the Montana Supreme Court. He described court rulings limiting police judges’ civil fees and salaries, citing Section 3 241 of the revised Montana code and a Helena case interpreting four hundred dollar civil fee limits.
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Standard Office
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Supreme Court of Montana
Othe
Supreme Court
O'Flynn
Montana
Helena
Montana Guard Company Returns From Fort Harrison Encampment
Members of Company 1 Montana national guard return from the state encampment near Fort Harrison. They report a good time and a solid record with nine field maneuvers. The unit will enter shoot for cup on September 1.
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Fort Figrrison
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