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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
10
The Kingsbury Electrograph Company declares advertising offers vast profit potential and compares advertising to machinery in production. On May 15 1916 books close for stock sale in Butte as officers plan to go to Chicago to seal a deal for a commercial sign building.
North Butte Mining reports for the quarter ending March 21 1916 ore and precipitates mined and shipped totaling 131071 wet tons and 36 wet tons with 127808 dry tons processed and 27 dry tons precipitates. The balance sheet lists assets of 11177561 with mining property and cash among items. reserves and development are up with Granite Mountain shaft back in operation after a six week outage and the Speculator vein explored at upper levels.
Progress toward settling strikes of marine engineers in New York area follows talks among committees, employers, and two labor department conciliation commissioners. Three companies agreed to the strikers demands while eleven held out. another meeting is planned with hopes of a broader settlement affecting about 65,000 workers.
Chicago May 4 The woman's tv convention set for June 5 to 7 does not plan to nominate a woman candidate for president. Miss Mice Paul, chair of the congressional union, said reports of nominating a woman were misinterpreted. The convention aims to use women suffrage states to influence electors who support the Anthony amendment.
Spokane reports the Congressional Union leaders conclude a Spokane visit with a mass meeting. Harriet Stanton Blatch asserts the dawn of the day when women gain political freedom and leadership among enfranchised men. Delegation planned to continue to Great Falls tomorrow morning.
The excerpt describes a com women garment with a loose fit suitable for outing, afternoon, or evening functions. It notes a three-quarters length unfitted coat with unstiffened front and tollar rolle. Two fabrics are commonly used in its development and arranged in the design.
Thompson, the national guard aviator who recently flew over Washington and New York dropping fireworks bombs, was severely injured during a landing at Garden City aviation field. His left ankle was fractured and his head badly cut and bruised. Harold Blakeley, who piloted with him, was also painfully hurt.
The memorandum argues that armed English merchant ships gain belligerent status regardless of defense use and that crews are treated as belligerents. It cites British procedure for arming merchantmen and alleges crews may attack German submarines, aiming to pressure neutrals from war actions.
London May 3 three Swedish editors Messrs Hocklund Olselund and Hoden were sentenced to three years 18 months and one year in prison for advising soldiers to strike if Sweden entered the war. Hooglund a prominent member of the Swedish parliament was among those arrested a month ago.
Santo Domingo May 4. Commander W S Crosley notes that marines may be landed to guard the legation as tension rises in the republic. A converted cruiser was observed in the harbor and a note to the presidents was transmitted.
Washington May 4 three additional bills revising banking laws were passed by the House. One would let national banks subscribe to capital stock of foreign banking corporations. Another would allow interlocking directorships with federal reserve directors, and a third would raise bullion reserves by suspending gold coinage for reserve until bullion equals coins held. The measures move to the president for signature. a Senate bill remains.
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