No Curtailment in Butte's Production
John D. Ryan president of Amalgamated Copper rejects curtailment rumors after merger. He asserts Butte mines will expand, costs are low, consumption worldwide rises, and Anaconda purchase ensures stability and steady employment. He foresees Butte prospering as leading copper district and growing as a regional distributing center.
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John D. Ryan
West
Joan D. Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
Butte
Butte Business Men's Association
Ryan
Herman Blank
F Ernest A. Hardcastle
Butte, Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Butte Camp
Montana
Intermountain
John. D, Ryan
Jok Announces 1912 Presidential Bid Principles
At a St Louis dinner Missouri Democrats from across the state heard former Governor Joseph W. Folk outline his 1912 presidential principles. He urged equal rights as a living force, graft and special favors eradication, public utility rate reform, direct senatorial election, and opposition to corporate privilege. He contrasted a government by the people with government by privilege and warned against party factions dominated by Aldrich and Cannon.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Folk
Democratic Party
Western Hemisphere
United States
Republican Party
Republican
Judge Rasch Hulus First Term Opens In Helena
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Judge Carl Rasch convening court in Helena for his first term. A dense calendar includes law and motion next Saturday with hearings June 7. Grand jury drawn for June 14 from several counties. About 50 to 60 cases to be heard, including census and land matters. 21 of 23 Helena men indicted for selling whisky to Indians pleaded not guilty. Tyner and Gray arraigned on mail fraud, pled not guilty. Gray held in Washington under habitual criminal law. Two actions dismissed. timber trespass and internal revenue cases dropped or compromised.
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Standard
Helena
Carl Rasch
Rasch
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Jefferson
Broadwater
Meagher
Fergus
Powell, Park
Gallatin
O. W. McConnell
Purcell & Horsky
Heike to testify today in sugar trust trial
New York June 2 Charles R Heike secretary of the American Sugar Refining company and senior sugar trust official will begin his defense tomorrow. The trial heard cross examination of Ernest W Gerbracht as to responsibility for underweighing frauds and whether Havemeyer directed falsification of raw sugar tests.
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New York
Charles R. Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Heike
Ernest W. Gerbracht
Williamsburg
Gerbracht
Oliver Spitzer
Henry J. Stimson
Stimson
H. C. Havemeyer
Mr. Stimson
Wall Street
The
Trust
Mr. Havemeyer
Labor Unions Shielded From Sherman Prosecution Bill
Washington June 2 A house amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill bars any part of the 100000 allotted for enforcing the Sherman anti trust law from being used to prosecute labor organizations. Rep Hughes of New Jersey faced Republican opposition arguing unions had rarely been charged under Sherman outside Cleveland. Hughes warned lack of action now does not preclude future prosecutions.
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Washington
House
Hughes
New Jersey
Cleveland
Taft May Name Edward Parker Head of New Mines Bureau
Special Dispatch reports from Washington that the White House plans to appoint Edward W Parker, statistician of the geological survey, as head of the new bureau of mines upon the president's return. Ballinger and George Otis Smith support the move, while miners and senators back J A Holmes, chief of the technology branch, as the preferred candidate. Holmes opposes Ballinger Pinchot controversy but is favored by Roosevelt and Pinchot.
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Standard
Washington
White House
Bureau of Mines
Edward W. Parker
Geological Survey
Ballinger
George Otis Smith
Taft
J. A. Holmes
Holmes
Ballinger-Pinchot
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Death of Capt John A Norris at Annapolis
New York on June 2 Captain John A Norris died at Annapolis. He served as executive officer of the cruiser Boston at the battle of Manila and was advanced five numbers in grade.
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New York
John A. Norris
Annapolis
Boston
Manila
Airship record: Rolls crosses English Channel both ways
Dover, June 2. Hon Charles Stewart Rolls, aboard an Wright biplane, completed a Dover to Calais and return flight in 90 minutes covering 42 miles over water. He left at 6:30 and landed near Bleriot’s shore, amid cheering crowds and torpedo boats in attendance.
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Dover
England
Charles Stewart Rolls
London
Army Motor Reserve
English Channel
Calais
Louis Bleriot
Count de Lesseps
Channel
Rolls
France
Bleriot
August Belmont 18 Injured at Polo
New York June 2 August Belmont was thrown from his horse during polo at Meadowbrook Hunt Club. Reports said he was severely shaken and possibly injured with a broken wrist and bruises. his wife Eleanor Robson rushed to the club and brought him home. Hempstead sources claimed more serious injuries but family denied major harm.
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New York
Belmont
Meadowbrook Hunt Club
Meadowbrook Club
Long Island
Great Aeroplane Flight Open to World
Chicago June 2 John Shafer announced the Chicago New York aeroplane flight would be open to aviators of the world. European entrants were expected and the $25,000 purse was as good as subscribed funded by wealthy men with no public subscriptions.
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Chicago
John
Shafer
Mother Jones Ill in Cincinnati After Nervous Break
Cincinnati June 2. The gray haired labor organizer Mother Jones is ill at a local hotel. She suffered a slight nervous breakdown days ago which developed into a more serious condition, with reports stating her illness is grave. The activist has long been active in mine strikes and other labor battles.
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Cincinnati
Tragic Elk Park Crash Kills Chauffeur as Family Survives
John P. O Neill, superintendent of the Anaconda and Never Sweat mines, loses chauffeur Nils A. Carlsen when an automobile overturns in Elk Park canyon. Mrs O Neill and two children escape with minor injuries. Willie O Neill is bruised but alive. Coroner waives inquest.
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Anaconda
Elk Park
O’neil
Elk Park Canyon
John P. O'Neill
Nils A. Carlsen
Willie O'Neil
Carlson
Mr. O'Neil
Standard
Carlsen
Little Willie
Neil
Whitehall
Boulder
Basin and Elk Park
Butte
Idaho Street
Electric Light Company
Hamilton
Herman Carlsen
Jefferson County
Joseph Richards
Norris Climer
Harold Howell
Silver Bow Garage
George Dee
Richards
O'Neil
Climber
Richards’ Undertaking
Doxey Case Heads to Jury in Missouri Murder Trial
In St Louis on June 2 evidence wrapped up as Mrs Dora FE Doxey faces a murder charge in the death of William J Erder. Testimony details her morphine addiction begun under Dr Doxey and her eventual relationship with Erder. Judge Grimm to deliver charge tomorrow as jurors likely to be seated by evening. The defense and prosecution rested after 3 pm.
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St. Louis
Dora FE. Doxey
William J. Erder
Dr. Doxey
Her Forgery Discovered Ends Life With Poison
In Salt Lake City on June 2, 18 year old Inez Carnhill was found to have forged checks on her father’s account. After he learned of the $175 withdrawal, she swallowed strychnine and died pleading for forgiveness. The family suspects a male friend induced the crime and notes she showed no personal use of the funds and was under the sway of a sweetheart.
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Salt Lake City
Inez Carnhill
Lightning strikes young Belfry man in tragedy
Red Lodge correspondent reports coroner Underwood left for Belfry as James Parker a 19 year old Clark's Fork inn employee is killed by lightning on Bear Creek road while pursuing a cow. His horse died, Parker was found unconscious with one leg pinned. he survived hours but died. His parents reside at Bedford Iowa.
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Standard Red Lodge
Underwood
Belfry
James Parker
Bear Creek
Clark’s Fork Inn
Bedford
Iowa
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Manilla
Captain Rolls
Jvorew
Millionaire Mays
Rlous
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Ife
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