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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1910

Page

7

Butte Copper Mines Placed on Firm Merger Backing

John D. Ran, president of the amalgamated Comper company, asserts no curtailment in Butte production. He says merger economies will extend generations, sustain employment, and keep Butte the world’s leading copper district while new mining investments unfold. The letter to the Butte Business Men's Association claims copper demand rises while local costs stay low, ensuring long term prosperity for Butte and its merchants.

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Democratic Party Platform Notes Amid Graft Fears

A Democratic speech outlines needs for reform in a campaign, stressing ending graft in government, fair enforcement of laws, regulation of utilities, and opposition to special interests. It argues for government by the people, direct senatorial election, and limiting corporate privilege while critiquing Republican ties to special interests.

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Judge Carl Rasch Holds First Term Trial Docket

Judge Carl Rasch presided at a first term session with a large turnout of lawyers and defendants. Calendar calls set for Saturday, June 7, with grand jury to meet June 14 and a 40-name panel drawn from multiple county lists. Several defendants entered pleas or were arraigned on charges including selling whisky to Indians and fraud. Additional cases involved land disputes and trespass dismissals or settlements.

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Labor Unions Shielded From Prosecution by New Bill

A Senate bill allocates 100000 dollars for enforcing the Sherman anti trust law but bars using any of it to prosecute labor organizations. Senator Hughes of New Jersey faced Republican opposition arguing unions had seldom faced such prosecutions except under Cleveland. Debate centers on whether the current administration would pursue enforcement.

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ParkER to Head New Bureau of Mines in Roosevelt Era

Washington dispatch reports a semi official White House plan to appoint Edward W Parker, former statistician at the Geological Survey, as head of a new Bureau of Mines upon the president s return. The move faces opposition from Secretary Ballinger and miner interests who supported Holmes, a foe of Ballinger Pinchot policies, with a petition from senators backing Holmes to be presented on the president s return.

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World War II Update From Rouen to New York

Dispatch from Rouen reports Captain Jond A. Nore dead at Annypolix today. Navy brass appoints a new senior officer at Manila Bay, announcing a five‑pump upgrade in the supply post as part of evolving operations.

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Secretary Heike to Give Evidence Today

Secretary Heike faces testimony in a case tied to sugar refinery frauds as prosecutors question officials and ex-superintendent Mead. The defense team will counter claims linking government and refinery actions while experts discuss raw sugar tests and supply flows at Willenburg assets.

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Record 9 Gained by Airship Flight Across Dover Straits

Captain Charles Stewart Thala piloted a Wright biplane crossing the Dover Strait from Dover to Calais in 90 minutes, setting a new 91 mile water distance record. Atmospheric conditions were ideal and the landing matched the landmark Bleriot site, with torpedo boats observing the event.

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Great aeroplane flight opens to world

Chicago on June 2 John Shafer announced the Chicago to New York aeroplane fight would be open to aviators worldwide with European entrants expected. He confirmed a $26,000 purse and a $25,000 stake was fully subscribed, funded by wealthy donors. No popular concert is planned.

Chicago John ©. Shafer

August Belmont 18 Injured After Pony Accident

August Belmont was thrown from his pony during a polo game at Meadow Brook Club. Reports say he suffered a broken rib, scalp injuries, and facial bruising, with the pony allegedly tripping and falling atop him, requiring artificial respiration to revive him. Belmont was taken to nearby facilities. condition described as serious but not clarified.

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Mother Jones Retreats After Nervous Breakdown

June 7 report from a hotel in town notes Mother Jones the veteran labor organizer suffers a worsening mental collapse after a brief nervous episode following her involvement in major mine strikes and later industrial protests.

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Chauffeur Killed As O'Neil Boy Is Injured In ParkCrash

A three car incident near Wik Park injures Willie O'Neil 12 and kills chauffeur Nils A. Carlsen, while John P. O'Neil escapes unharmed. The party from Butte to Whitehall, then Basin and Elk Park, rolled over after hitting a bank. Carlsen, 28, was crushed beneath the front seat. Willie O'Neil suffered serious facial and shoulder injuries but survived. The car’s owner, John P. O'Neil, explains the steering failure as the cause and vows to avoid further autos. The body was taken to Richards' undertaking parlors after coroner approval.

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Doxey Case Nears Jury in St. Lenis Murder Trial

Mrs. Dora Doxey faces the jury in the murder case of William J. Brier after both sides rested in the afternoon. Testimony covered her marriage to Doxey in 1906, morphine addiction and alleged doctor involvement, and her life with Erder as she sought relief from addiction and creditors. The judge plans to deliver final instructions tomorrow.

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Her Forgery Discovered Ends Life With Poison

East Lake City reports Ines Caranlli an 18 year old forged checks to obtain 41a of her father's money. When confronted she swallowed strychnine and died after asking her father for forgiveness. Family believed a male friend and a sweetheart influenced her, and she spent none of the money herself.

East Lake City Anenns Ines Caranlli

Lightning severs life of Belfry man in bear creek strike

Coroner Linder Wood reports Belfry resident James Parker, age 11, was killed by a lightning bolt on June 1 while riding out from Belfry toward Bear Creek road. Parker, an employee of Clark's Fork Inn, rode to fetch a cow, was thrown from his horse, and died after his clothing burned and his body was found unconscious beside the animal.

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