Anaconda Copper Mining Company Annual Report Review
The annual report to stockholders from Anaconda Copper Mining Company highlights increased earnings, higher asset values, and record ore tonnage and copper output. President Winger notes improved weather aiding operations, a three year wage contract with unions, and plans for future consolidation of mines. The May 21 annual meeting will elect directors.
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Anaconia Copper Mining Company
Winger
Coimpany Wih
Ling
B. B.whayer
Tle Sear
Herry
United States
Bulte Minersy Union
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
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Japanese protest over California alien land law grows
Tokyo reports indicate calm official stance despite California alien land ownership bill becoming law. Diplomats discuss treaty violations while Japan plans a formal protest to Secretary Bryan after Washington deliberations. Officials praise U S restraint and patience amid American public sentiment.
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Washington
State Department
California
Bryan
Swassington
Mensur
Wilson Way
Johnson
Iecel
Govment
Four Courts Hear White Slavery Cases
Los Angeles reports resumed white slavery investigations in four courts and the county grand jury. Judge Curtis Wilbur ruled George H. Bisby unqualified to stand trial. case sent to Judge McCormick with May 15 set to plead or demur. Mrs Emma J under alias and Mrs Gondman face charges related to pandering, with pleas scheduled. Doris Keeve presiding over preliminary actions.
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Los Angeles
Curtis I. Wilbur
George H. Bisby
Long Beach
Nio
Fannie Bixby
Wag
Paul J. McCormick
Qlay
White
Hr Rixby
Jase Ningenberg
Grand
Emmaa J
Wileh
Frank R. Willis
Criminal Court
Ridge Willis
Bixby
Crisis in Scutari Averted as Montenegro Delays Turkish Move
London reports King Nichelag of Montenegro has redirected Scutari fate to European powers. Wisal-Pasha and Dravid Pasha may withdraw to the Turkish empire, easing potential Austrian Italian intervention. Ambassadors plan further talks Friday to discuss Albanian kingship and regional stability.
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London
Nichelag
Montenegra
Scutart
Wisal- Pasha
Dravid Pasha
Latay
I Albasia
Scutari
Albania
Nicholas of Grey
Abdication Predicted Signals Montenegro Crisis
A telegram to the Frankfurter Avitung from Constantinople reports that King Nicholag of Montenegro is likely to abdicate the throne soon. The Cologne Gazette later claims Austria and Italy will deploy troops into Albania regardless of the London conference.
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Frankfort-on-the-Main
Nicholag
Montenegro
Frankfurter “Avitung
Constantinople
Cologne
Carmuuny
Coga Gazette
Austria
Italy
Albania
Bf European Anuugendora
London
Brazil Retaliates Over Coffee Valuation Scheme
Washington reports Brazil will retaliate against the coffee valuation scheme after the Brazilian government resented the department of justice action. Dagamia announced that Brazil will refuse to extend the 37 percent differential in customs duties on American exports, including flour and machinery, valued at about 4 million dollars yearly.
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Washington
Byagujan
Department of Justice
State Department
Teraijan
Dagamia
Iate
Pope Pius Grants Audience After Silence
Pope Pius met a visitor for the first time since his fines, receiving a figure who recently arrived from Malta after presiding over a eucharistic congress. The audience occurred this morning in Tame on May 3, marking a notable diplomatic moment for the papacy.
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Pius
Caeditini Bomiaio Berita
Mallia
Curt Gressus
Rowan
Jainaz
Samith
Fae
Willia
Che
Murran
BEN AUBERT RETREATING SURRENDER STORY DENIED
Article from Piedras Negras reports Gen Tracy Albert’s forces defeated by rebel Me Callawers near Villa Aldona. Aubert allegedly retreated with 100 men toward Monterey. Other accounts say rebel troops are moving toward Boca Poche and Castona, with border road damage claimed but unconfirmed.
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Wagle Pass
Texas
Tracy Albert
Tedorals
Veoussiune
Boca Poche
Castona
In International Rally
Hoed Tocht
Strels Ridge
Unclear OCR era notes mix of political and local items
Fragmented text from a historical newspaper page mentions President Thayer, A I M company, tariff issues, militia, court cases, and various local notes. Several garbled names and places appear, including references to Anaconda, Washington, and Mayoral offices. Overall reads as a jumbled summary of politics, sport news, investigations, and civic notices without coherent narrative.
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Thayer
A. I. M. Company
Parse Intuster
Bate Oil Council
Neverse
Mortentyre
Walkerville
Obrien
Apaconda
Healey Qmear Bancroft
Antena
Saad
Anaconda
Ashington
Shere
Innit
Mackel
Mutte
Bite & Superior
L-Stack
Kiesto
Puican
Judgments Reduced in Labor Leaders Case
The article details reduced sentences for Samuel Gompers, Johnny Mitchell, and Frank Morrison after appeals. It notes Mitchell and Morrison receive modest penalties, while Gompers’ conduct and the court’s action are debated, with dissents and concurrence affecting views on the outcome. The U S Supreme Court may review the decision.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
Johny Mitchell
Mrank Morrison
Faye
Mitchett
Justo Vane Oradel
Fulley
Ehler Justice Dinagrodl
Buitiz
Garperk
Ehier Fretor
Tariff debate and wage questions in congressional hearing
The dialogue centers on the investigation of proposed tariff reductions and their impact on wages across industries. Secretary Redfield and officials discuss department powers, data gathering, and whether wage cuts are necessary or justified, amid a broader push for tariff reform and economic analysis.
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Washington
May &Lf
Department of
Redfokt Loday
Portield
Coumnems
Ale
Redfield
Teedfield
AL Athey
Darrow Fundraising Amidst Bribery Trial Fallout
Chicago, Mass of the Federation of Labor members raised funds for Clarence Darrow, the famed attorney who defeated the McNamaras and faces bribery charges in California. A stormy session of the assembly adjourned amid heated debate over support for his ongoing legal fight.
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Chicago
Mass
Higsge Federation of Labor
Clarence Darrow
Attorn
McNamara Brothers
Low Ansel
California
Khrye Ciate
Amendments to Free List Are Universally Rejected
Washington May The free list of the United States with reductions promised by the government remains rejected as amendments to free list are discussed. The Senate finance committee planned hearings to consider amendments but may not accept any that arise from the Gorin plan. Repeal petitions focus on items like tea, sugar, wheat, meats, buckwheat, paper, and more. A new royal birth and Ghent treaty celebrations are noted amid broader political chatter.
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California
Washington
Union
May
Moore
Ponitsy Vans
Nave Finlas Grhen
Ye Cree
Council Rulings Shape Vacancies And Board Seats
In Butte, Council debated filling vacancies in the city government and the ward seats. Mayor and aldermen clashed over voting rights and a potential tie breaking vote. Names mentioned include Clarence Smith, Henry Davis, L. A. Smith, Jui Hawke, and W. Fr. Rowan, with actions paused pending court decisions on ward vacancies and a pending district court ruling.
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Mager Dunent
Ween
Butte
Aldergin
Yhled
Earth
Munsell
Vaunell
Clarence Smith
Henry Davis
W. &. Owan
Uld
Aliwinmen Cavanough
Curran
Noe Orion
Mediarud
A. Smith
Rigsell
McAndrewa
Clinch
Grigg
Corence Smith
Gadendorft
Eillog
Davis
Ole Volkwall
Jui Hawke
L. A. Smith
Kaniih
Tate
Whyward
Ian Hawke
W. FB
Bown
Third Ward
Cours
Fac
Rowan
No Militant Tactics Probable In America
London March reports Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the International League of Women Suffragists, says American suffragists are unlikely to adopt militant methods. She notes prevailing American male attitudes would hinder such tactics, calling the movement a process of suffrage, not a battle, and remarks on the London reception during her visit.
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London
G. H. B. Belmont
Luce
New York
Carrie Chapman Caty
League of Women
Women Beeson League
Catesith
United States
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