Market Holds Well and Prices Are Up in Copper Focus
Market commentary notes North Butte stock, dividends up 9 cents from 4.40, insiders buy amid demand for copper stocks. Butte mining shares show strength with Amalgamated trades around par, Mutte Lenteat recovers losses, and copper remains in demand at 13.5 cents for 30 days. Iron ore prices cut noted for impact. steel bonds discussed. subways contracts eyed by Board of Estimate. overall cautious optimism with limited liquidity anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
North Butte
Renla
Mutte Lenteat
New York
Bank of Mogland
London
Iron Age
Lake Superior
Board of Estimate
Minister Tells of His Campaign Against Lewis
The Rev. Fred Ti York, 63, a retired minister from Grand Rapids, testified in the United States district court trial of G. Lewis. York said he instigated an exposé of Lewis' enterprises in York's publication after buying Lewis' 1 year debenture notes. He claimed the notes were misrepresented to him as five year notes. He described security notes and a development company deal tied to the debentures. Corbett, a letter examiner, testified about postoffice inspector activity and indicated Corbett warned Lewis about possible grand jury testimony, though he claimed his testimony would be favorable.
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Lanis
Fred Ti. York
Grand Rapids
Mich
G. Lewis
United States Dastrict Court
York
Lewis
Uiniversite Neizlits
Corbett
Eat Chiles
Axahint Lewis
Corpett
Helping Her Find Out How Husband Spent It
Los Angeles, Calif Maren ML pon complains by Mrs Jennite Tufts wife of Gorham Tufts Jr formerly widow of A Rae of Fort Worth Texas. The county grand jury began an investigation today into alleged mismanagement of her estate. Mrs Tufts says her husband squandered more than 100000 of her money on various waterprints none of which proved successful. The Tufts separated weeks ago and Mrs Tufts says she compelled her husband to leave her residence, the couple then lived with his own kin. Mrs Rob Aoi Tafie were married.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Maren ML
Jennite Tufts
Gorham Tufts Jr
A. Rae
Mart Worth
Texas
Bram
Tula
Tufia
Rot Aoi Tafie
Notable Local Wedding of Hutte Residents
Charon Malcoln and Mion Og Aki, originally from Pinland, longtime residents of Hutte, were married yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was officiated by the Rev. M Vinditay in the Hours, with Aywad Mattson and Jiele Maxie present.
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Charon Malcoln
Mion
Aki
Tombstone man loses money in saloon dice game
John Sullivan and a man named John Doe allegedly enticed a man with $88 to gamble at a saloon near the depot. Clark states he refused to play but was robbed of his money after a brief confrontation. Police report charges of robbery and related conduct against Sullivan and Doe.
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John
Clink
Tombstone
West Quartz Street
John KR
Sullivan
MacCinniss
Devind Wiiya
Yoolleaman Ghowd
Clark
John Doe
Doe
Waller
Americans Suffer From Chinese Pirates Amid War News
A damaged report describes American casualties from pirate actions near Chungking and Wurlian, with Bert Sicks of Oshkosh among the dead and survivors like A N Sheldon of Ventura and Philip Hottie of Avon wounded. The item notes mercantile and money market rates in New York as of March 28, with sterling steady and government securities mixed.
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Chungking
Chine
Marek
Bert Sicks
Oshkosh
Wie
Wurlian
Wiseiu
A. N. Sheldon
Ventura
Cal
Philip Hottie
Avon
Ohio
New York
Privic
Mercantile
Joana
Postmasters Appointed and Officials in Washington Visit
Special Inspateh to the Standard reports postmasters appointed including Daval J. Stephens at Bristow Leaver head county and E Lawrener resigning. M Fivaling Berry at Beebe Cue st County named vice Winds removed. A. C. Johnson at Helena and H n Thompsan of Pillings travel to Washington on Interior Department business.
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Washington
Maren
Montuiny
Daval J. Stephens
Bristow
Leaverhead County
View
E. Lawrener
Beebe
Cuest County
A. C. Johnson
Helena
H N Thompsan
Pillings
Interior Department
Memorial Notice for Artverle’s Mhmonvy in New York
In New York on March day a memorial service for Artverle’s memory is noted with funeral arrangements at a fixed time. The notice, though garbled, references the schedule and locality of the observance and mentions related family or organizational details.
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New York
Tate
Wioer
Enter Exelimee
Memorial ceremony honors deceased Eagles with choir and speakers
The Eagles announce a memorial service at Broadway Theater to honor twenty named members and others who died last year. Rev George Findley will deliver the eulogy, with a program of hymns, solos, choruses, and readings by a long list of members, followed by the closes.
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George Tadley
Heland
Kagins
Rutlenslie
Winging
Windley
Tsinay Niekel
Tria
de. Parry
Martina Collins
Isumdy Niekel
Montana State
Qhartette
M. J. Walsh
Whitiam Cavanaugh
Waseball
Maroney
Worthy
May
Harvis
Johan Rowe
Fiod
Citizens ticket nominating meeting outlines city slate
March 2 report lists candidates chosen by a mass meeting in the city for mayor Thomas Switer. treasurer Timothy Miller. police judge R Hoffman. several aldermanic seats to be filled. The piece notes no other ticket will be nominated. Also mentions a King Victor Emmanuel action in Rome.
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Pibby
Way Mayer
Thomas Switer
Timothy Miller
R. Hoffman
Nota
Rome
Arenibale
Butt
Pearsonal
Art
Victor Emmanuel
Messenger who killed two train robbers faces reward dilemma
Wells-Parks messenger David A. Trousdale ponders what to do with his vacation and reward after Handita attempted a Robbery on Southern Pacific Sunset in Texas last week. He said he killed the bandits in self defense and with a mallet crushed the first robber's skull before the second appeared at the door seeking his comrade. The slain included the outlaw Kilpatrick.
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Handita
Texas
David A. Trousdale
Wells-Parks
Lionsdale
Reo” Kilpatrick
Hana
Textile strike violence erupts as mills face wage fights
Boston and Lowell reports detail first day of action in textile strikes across Massachusetts and Philadelphia. Stones fly and police intervene after windows shattered and strikers parade. Wage increases from Lawrence Hosiery and United States Bunting prompt protests against Bigelow Carpet. Union calls for new 15 percent rise amid unrest.
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Lowell
Mass
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
United Stated
Bunting Company
Bigelow Carpet Company
United States
Ametha
Farmers urged to be careful in corn planting
Washington March 28 the plant industry of the department tested samples from across the country and found very low average germination. Bureau chief T Galle ry warns farmers to take care this spring after testing nearly 100 samples with an average germination of RL per cent, below the expected rate.
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Washington
Department of Aescenjtre
T. Gallery
Brrenu
Gavises
Caton Leader Released After Pending Substitution Turmoil
Salford reports Tony Mann, the libor leader, freed on $2,000 bail after a writ issued pending his statement about mutiny allegations. The case centers on tensions within the camp and potential breach of discipline as authorities move to resolve the dispute.
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Salford
England
Tony Mann
Treapa
Senator Taylor Undergoes Operation for Grill Stones
Washington March 28 Senator Taylor of Tennessee underwent an operation for gall stones today which was pronounced successfully. Hope for a speedy recovery is expressed.
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Washington
Senator Taylor
Tennegsme
Three Year Bill Conferees Chosen
Washington March 28 The Borah Jones three year homestead bill conferees were appointed with Senator Chamberlain of Oregon replacing Benator Newlands. The panel aims to reconcile senate and house versions and may strike a provision allowing the Interior Secretary to remove lands near streams or lakes used for power sites. President Taft indicated he would withdraw public land withdrawals protecting power sites, opening several million acres. The change, supported by bill advocates, is likely to be adopted.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
Benatar Newlands
Chamberlain
Secretary of the Interior
Matt
Borah
Returns from Utah Ended With Home Looting
Mrs Thomas returning from Brigham Utah found her home looted of furniture apparel and other valuables. Investigation located pieces in several neighborhood homes and a local grocery store sale allegedly tied to the theft. Two Neopole employees were arrested on grand larceny charges and released on bail to await trial.
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Paty
Murelia
Brigham
Utah
Mia
John
Thomas
Haut
City
Atone
Clare
Nate
Tha Boya
Willan M. J. Tee
Eat B. Hasen
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Clerke
North Main St
Newbro Drug Co
Montand
Witlane
India
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Ohin
Tourante
Paxvon & Rochentallar Cn
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Logan & Jargan
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New York Jraction
Tex
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Phink Shannon
Treasury
Wvoukners
Butte Mining Stock Exchange
Astod
Alameda O
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Alex Scott
Butta & Mly
Milwaukee
Montana
Butte & Aldersburgabs
Mineral Farm
North Franklin US
Pilot-Butte Tuolumne Butte
New Yorks
Butte & Superiors
Ney Etocle
Chpare Jothejoy
CPI
Ie Bxionatye
Wien
Charles Ieder
Mali’ Street
Ghony
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Artverle
Mhmonvy
Eagles
Wil Hoans
BR. Hindley
Opentos
Montana State Hand
Bohemia Naemnarcher
C. A. Snecker
Cmmzene
GNIDENTIFED_BANGIT
ZEN Kilpatrick
David A Trousdale
Express
David Altrousdale
Keemeseys
Reather
Woukers
Lowell Mills
Industrial Workers of the World
Manufacturers” Association
Asl
Stiike
Philadelphia
Strika Wong
Kelsinglonull
Welvers’ Union
CATON
Sunator Layton
A. C. M. Hardware House
Quartz
Mytime
Gillette
Clotilde
Sordou
Ed Rose
North Main Street
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