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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1914
Page
19
Markets edged higher with broad gains across major stocks led by strong Eastern rail names. Pennsylvania and New York Central posted notable March improvements while bonds stayed firm and turnover reached 2,270,000 par.
A large Montana crowd convened at the Butte chamber of commerce to organize a 15 member committee for a general mass meeting to protest insults to the American flag. County Attorney Joe McCaffery led the session with Postmaster Malcolm Gillis presiding and Fé McLaughlin as secretary, urging decisive action and a memorial day gathering to demonstrate support for respect of the flag.
Manaos Brazil May 1 Roosevelt who arrived yesterday after an extended interior Brazil trip left on the steamer Dunstan for the Amazon and then back to the United States.
Broad optimism returns to markets after a Mexican crisis scare with strong New York activity. Amalgamated Copper leads advances, steel and other shares rise, buying remains robust as outlook improves. Copper stocks show mixed signals amid export declines. liquidity and confidence lift prices across exchanges.
Secretary Lane announced President Wilson named William Edes and Lieut. Frederick Mears to the Alaskan engineering commission. The group will oversee location of railroads in Alaska under the new Alaskan railroad act.
Chicago markets report a strong May for new crop wheat term, though May futures fell and a broad range seen in corn and oats. Prices fluctuated with bears pressuring deferreds while hogs steadied. cash grain and livestock values listed for May contracts, with steady to higher cattle and sheep trade shaping overall activity.
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