Anaconda's Earnings and Enormous Savings
A Butte mining engineer cites Anaconda Copper Company plans to cut costs and boost profits. Upgrades include re grinding tailings, flotation of slime, a new refinery at Great Falls with 10 million pounds monthly capacity, electrified lines, and expanded control of railways and subsidiaries to reduce freight and selling costs while increasing capitalization profitability.
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Haritan
Butte
Anaconda
Great Fata
St. Paul
Great Northern
United Metals
Commission
Hutte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Tig Blackfoot “Milling Company
Market Week Opens Strong in Copper and Steel
The market opened firm with Steel at 60% rising to 61% and Amalgamated climbing to 76%. Utah Copper opened 67% closing 68% with 4,700 shares. Copper and steel firms supported by expected demand, while zinc stocks lagged. overall activity noted amid court and policy signals.
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Steel
Amalgamated
Tehy
Anaconda
Supreme Court
Oregon
Utah
China
Inspirationith
Miami
Ray
Butte & Superior
North Butte
East Butte
Granby
Greene-Cananea
Heme, Webber & Wv
Etter
Seven Hundred Men Mining Near Helena
The Helena mining bureau reports about 700 men employed across Maryville, the Hal Butte, Scratch Gravel, Helena, Unionville, Rimini, Wickes Corbin, Lump Gulch, Clancy, Winston, York and nearby districts with activity rising. The Silver King property between Helena and Clancy is a focus as the board plans extensive examinations and possible development, with inquiries from dozens of cities and over 160000 dollars invested since the bureau began advertising.
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Helena
Fort Harrison
Helena Mining Bureaus Board
Clancy
Washington
Bureau
Adubon
N. J
Edmonds
B. C
Coeur Alene
Idaho
St. Louis
Benton Harbor
Mich
Spokane
Wash
Victor
Cal
Philadelphia
New York City
Ellensburg
Dana Mille
Salt Lake City
Utah
San Francisco
Butte
Chicago
Kel Indaho
Kelly filter presses at Butte and Superior
Three unusually large Kelly filter presses installed at the Butte and Superior mill treat 70 to 100 tons daily. Concentrates go directly to the presses without thickeners, which are unnecessary. Presses discharge with 10 percent moisture or less and are powered by compressed air, nearly automatic and requiring little manual labor.
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Kelly
Butte & Superior
Kellys
Butte & Sisterier
High Cost of Living and Official Figures
Retail price of 19 selected foodstuffs has risen steadily since 1907 when the average was 81.9 cents. By 1912 and 1914, prices varied across articles, with figures showing a general increase over years 1900 to 1914. The data reflects inflationary trends and official measurements of living costs.
Muddled OCR verse on grain and prices
Fragmentary OCR text lists wheat and barley prices with numbers and symbols. It mentions No 1 Nord at 1.38, No 1 northern at 1.1746, and No 2 northern around 1.20 percent. Units and context are unclear.
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Anon
Northern
Vlax
Illinois delegates visit Butte mine as $5000 cash pledge eyed
A Central Illinois delegation led by Dr Charles Bromley and Dr E Regant Crump visited Butte to inspect the Butte Great Palace Mining Company prospects. They encountered assurances of advances up to 500 to 000 in cash to fund development including power, machinery, a sinking shaft from 350 feet to below 10 feet, and the Genevieve vein crosscuts.
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Central
Ilinois
Butte
Butte ( Great) Palle Mining Company
Charles Bromley
Danville
E. Regant Crump
Bloomington
Frank van Gundy
Will Richardson
Wit Stanger
Louie Lauriteon
Iaworth
M. Richards
Richards
Olivet
Tutto
Eral
Green
Cros
Genevieve
Simfoot
Wheat and market notes from Chicago and New York
Chicago reports wheat prices dropping below 1 a bushel as demand wanes and harvest advances northward. Corn oats and other grains follow lower trade, with July contracts posting mixed closes. futures show weakness driven by favorable weather and harvest expectations. City receipts and prices across cattle, sheep, and Portland and New York markets reflect a cautious rural-urban market tone.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Kansas
Shorts
Cerca Belling Uy
Wall Street Reacts to Supreme Court Rulings in Open Session
Wall Street diverting attention from foreign affairs as the Supreme Court closes its final opinion session before summer recess. Major rulings touched Delaware Lackawanna & Western and its subsidiary, affecting coal carriers and future dividend expectations. Copper prices steady, bond market firmer with several industrial and railroad equities indicated, and widespread listings from Reading to Western Union note market activity.
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New York
Wall_ street
United States Supreme Court
Delaware, Lackawanna & Estern Railroad
Company
United Ites Onde
OlEomargarine violators defraud federal taxes in$27 million case
Washington June 21 Secretary McAdoo disclosed preliminary findings from a sweeping Internal Revenue Bureau probe led by Commissioner Osborne. Since 1912, violators of the oleomargarine law have defrauded the government of at least 27 090 in stamp and special taxes. 42 violators have been convicted since 1911 with 29 given prison terms and fines totaling about 1 000. Unpaid taxes totaling over 5 0 0 000 have been recovered and more collections expected as the extensive investigation continues. More than 39090 pounds of colored oleomargarine were manufactured and fraudulently sold as uncolored.
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Washington
McAdoo
Osborne
Internal Revenue Bureau
Rauds
Medal rule bars medal use for advertising at Panamas Pactre
San Francisco June 21 official notice to gold silver and bronze medal winners at the Panamas Pactre exposition that they may not use facsimiles of their prizes for advertising or other purposes without a special act of Congress. The mint director states reproduction of any United States mint product is illegal.
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San Francisco
United States
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Ora Silver
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White Cape
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Sierra Nevada
Union
Cash Boy
Queen of Sim
Maitrax
Pittsbux
Eula
West End
Pittsburg
Silver ‘Peake
Round’ Mountain
Morley & Thomas Co
E. Broadway
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Anaiatas
Federal Reserve Bank
Silver Bow National Bank
Silver Noad National Bank
West Park Street
First National Bank of
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Subwa Ies President Travelers Checks
A. Clark
Ross Clark
W. A.clark & Brother
Alex 3. Johnston
Pacs Aester
Amstacant
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Co
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bonner, Montana