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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1912

Page

14

Copper production past and present in leading camps

The article surveys United States copper output, ranking camps by total pounds. Butte leads with 5.315 billion pounds, Michigan’s Kvake Superior has 4.756 billion, Bisbee 1.285 billion, and Arizona regions Morenci Metcalf Jerome Globe total 3.0724 billion. It notes statewide Arizona may outpace Michigan and Montana soon, with other districts like Bingham Utah Shasta California Ducktown Tennessee and Aly Nevada contributing. It emphasizes steady or rising production across major districts and no major declines.

United States Geological Survey Colorado Mining Record Michigan Santa Rita County N. M Butte Kvake Superior Bisbee Arizona Morenci-Metcalf Jerome Globe Montana Bingham Utah Shasta County Cal Foothill California Ducktown Tenn Aly Nev United States

Spokane Socialist Local Expelled by Convention

In Seattle on March 10 the socialist state convention voted 70 to 58 to expel the Spokane local led by D. C. Coates H. L. Hughes and R. B. Martin and seated the new local delegation to replace it. The five hour session centered on the dispute over Coates who had sworn he affiliated with no party and refused to resign after being elected on a nonpartisan ticket.

Seattle Wash Spokane D. C. Coates H. L. Hughes R. B. Martin Coates

Official of Alaskan road in Butte on business trip

S Wernicke an official of the Copper River and Northwestern road traversing the Alaskan mining regions is in the city from Valdez on a business and pleasure trip. He is registered at the Thornton. He declined to discuss affairs there beyond noting Alaskan conditions appeared satisfactory.

S. Wernicke Copper River & Northwestern Road Valdez The Thornton Wernicke

Weather forecast signals rain snow and warming trend

The weather bureau predicts rains in the southern districts and snows in the north as a Pacific disturbance moves eastward. A general rise in temperature is expected east of the Rockies early in the week, followed by a return to cold by midweek. The Northwest will feel the cold Tuesday and Wednesday, with another disturbance crossing the country late in the week.

Washington Weather Bureau Pacific Slope Rocky Mountains Northwest Middle West

Real estate dealer J. J. Brannan found dead in bay

The body of J. J. Brannan a real estate dealer aged years was found floating in the bay. Police believe Brannan accidentally fell into the water last night in Seattle Washington on March 10.

Seattle Wash J. J. Brannan Brannan

Thinkers at War Debates Origin and Faith at Mission

Father Isadore criticizes materialistic philosophy arguing it fails to answer life’s big questions. He contrasts ancient views that man descended from gods with modern claims of descent from monkeys. The mission at St Joseph’s church features sermons, baptisms, and daily masses as Father Harold leads.

Isadore St. Joseph's Church God Earth Harold

Baden-Powell Anxious To Explain About Boy Scouts

Gen Sir Robert Baden-Powell founder of the Boy Scout movement arrived in Seattle from Portland. He met 30 scouts informally and spoke briefly. He said he welcomed questioning groups and hoped more would come so he could explain the movement and its non antagonism to labor.

Seattle Wash Robert S. Baden-Powell Boy Scout Movement Portland Ore Boy Scouts Haden-Powell

Water Users Head to Washington to Back Borah Bill

Great Falls March 10 A Havre delegation led by Milk River Water Users association president L I Newman left for Washington D C to win support for the Borah bill allowing patenting of homestead lands after three years rather than five. They also seek to convert Fort Assinniboine military buildings into an industrial school for Indian youths.

Standard Great Falls Ll. Newman Milk River Water Users’ Association Washington, D. C Havre Montana Fort Assinniboine

Miner George Nabeck Dies at Sea During Austria Trip

George Nabeck a longtime Butte miner died at sea while traveling from New York to Austria for a medical retreat. He left in January aboard the Franconia with plans to reach Fiume and be treated, but weakened on the voyage and died before arriving. Relatives in Butte await confirmation from steamship authorities as investigators pursue details of the death.

George Nabeck Butte Austria Great Northern Road Janos New York Franconia Fiume

Wireless Stations to Crown Empire Telegraph Network

The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company has a British government contract to build a chain of wireless stations across the empire. Planned sites include London and Adan on the Red Sea, Egypt, India, Singapore, and Pretoria, forming the core network to link London with distant colonies and extend service throughout the empire.

New York Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company London Egypt Red Sea Adan India Singapore Straits Settlement Far East Pretoria South Africa

Governor Hunt adopts West policy on convict labor

Prescott March 10 Governor Hunt announced a policy to employ convicts on public roads without guards. He would resign if any escape occurred. He planned to end stripes and dress convicts in gray uniforms, reserve red shirts for unruly men, and discontinue bread and water in solitary confinement.

Prescott Ariz Hunt

Two weddings and legal suits in Livingston news

In Seattle on Thursday noon Miss Elizabeth Myers formerly of Melrose Minn and Henry C Crossen of Livingston wed and plan a California southern tour then reside in Livingston. Northern Pacific workers face two cattle loss suits in district court with damages sought by Darroch and Dunn. Elks elect nine officers headed by George W Chamberlain. Katie Nielsen leaves for Sidney Neb to visit friends.

The Standard Livingston Seattle Elizabeth Myers Melrose Minn Henry CC. Crossen Katie Nielson Sidney Neb Lodge of Elks George W. Chamberlain Joseph Brooks J. D. Miles Hay H. Stevens P. W. Nelson Lewis Terwilliger J. C. Wills Arthur Woman's Relief Corps M. Pal Ham Edith Nye Samuel Nye Jr Glenn Brown Fied Lodge C. P. Burnett Davis Meigs Nye

Baalmann's Gas Tablets Promised Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Baalmann's Gas Tablets as the sole effective cure for stomach gas and nervousness. It claims rapid relief, cites testimonials from Los Angeles and New York figures, and directs readers to order from J Baalmann Co at 60 cents per bottle.

Baulmann Baalmann Paalmann F. W. Allen South Hill Street Los Angeles Cal John Ernest Warren American Society of Dramatists and Composers Commercial Trust Building Broadway New York W. H. Booth Equitable Savings Bank J. C. Burns Caspar Wyo J. Baalmann Co Sutter Street San Francisco

Mexican ministers change in diplomatic reshuffle

In Mexico City on March 19 the changes include Gilberto Crespo Vy Martinez to Vienna after serving as ambassador to Washington and Miguel Covarrubias moving from Vienna to Great Britain. Francisco Yoaza shifts to Buenos Aires, Frederico Cambro to Berlin, and Fernando Duret from the state department to Washington.

Mexico City Gilberto Crespo Vy Martinez Washington Vienna Miguel Covarubias Great Britain Francisco Yoaza Germany Buenos Ayres Frederico Cambro Brussels Berlin Fernando Duret State Department

Grace Mc Namara to Treat Faces at Gregson Hot Springs

Detroit expert masseuse Grace Mc Namara joins Gregson Hot Springs offering French facial discoloration removal and blemish treatment with electrolysis. Easter suit orders encouraged from Crowley at 223 North Main in Butte.

Gregson Hot Springs Company Grace McNamara Detroit Mich Crowley North Main Butte

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