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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
25
Wise women visit stores and read daily advertising to find labor-saving devices. The stock in modern shop inventories reaches tens of thousands of items, with many excluded alternatives. The ad pages promise efficiency and time saving for homemakers.
A pronounced pressure hit the New York market with sharp losses in key stocks and heavy professional selling. Steel bore the brunt as prices dropped, while call money rose to 6 percent for the first time since April amid unfavourable money market conditions. Bond and commodity quotes showed declines and general market uncertainty tied to tariff effects and shifting demand.
Trading across New York and Boston shows disappointing metal and copper activity with weak steel prices and no rally in copper. Analysts forecast little local market change until a market rally appears, while dividends and output figures for Osceola Logan & Bryan and Butte & Superior are noted amid mixed industrial signals.
Chicago market news shows futures for December wheat and corn opening lower while oats and oats futures wobble. Bear pressure hits lard and provisions. grain weakness and yard declines temper the day. Cattle and sheep receipts rise with prices firming modestly, native cattle and yearlings mixed as western lambs command higher bids.
The Montana Supreme Court reverses the Granite County district court on a land dispute involving Tom Henneary and Tim Connors. The decision centers on title to a portion of the East Brooklin area connected with prior lode claims and requires further examination of property disclosures in Martha Revere’s estate. Topical details reflect a broader docket including railway condemnation and property transfers.
New York copper prices drift with spot and futures trading shown. London copper quiet, while lead markets offer- ings appear quiet. A railroad bridge between Munson and the Pryor mine in Huertano county suffered a midnight explosion. damage was slight and trains unaffected. Pryor guards not employed. bridge considered independent property.
Gabriel F. Mendoza, a Mexican citizen residing in Nogales, Arizona, was executed here today after being arrested last night on the Mexican side of the border. Nogales authorities reported letters found on Mendoza linking him to conspiratorial actions against the constitutional state.
Rome reports Italy will dispatch a squadron to Hampton Roads to join the warships of other powers in celebrating the opening of the Panama Canal. The announcement emphasizes unity among nations at the naval ceremony.
Senator Cummins outlined reform plans by the conciliation committees of Republicans and Progressives seeking a 1914 national convention. The proposal aims to curb the national committee’s power over delegate seating and credentials, replacing it with state or party verification and contest authorities. A national committee meeting is set for December 16 in Washington, with New York’s party endorsement boosting momentum.
An advertisement from 130 Went Park Street announces the store is closing its entire stock of new fall footwear at cost and less to make room for a larger women’s, misses’, and children’s department.
President Wilson launched his anti trust program for the December session. He conferred with Senator Newlands of Nevada, chairman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, about trust legislation and planned talks with Representative Clayton and other judiciary committee members. The discussion reviewed pending bills and the history of antitrust arguments without detailing a specific bill.
The eastern railroads would spend nearly 18 million more annually to meet wage demands of about 8,000 trainmen and conductors if arbitration rules for raises. Testimony presented before the federal arbitration board by John G. Walker, vice president's assistant of the Baltimore & Ohio, cited a 2 percent wage increase over current payrolls.
The Osservatore Romano, Vatican’s official organ, states that negotiations are not currently underway to restore relations between France and the Holy See.
The excerpt praises checking accounts and their receipts for tracking spending and preventing loose cash use. It touts the convenience of writing checks, the uniform acceptance of checks as cash, and mentions opening an account with a limited-time offer of four percent on savings, inviting readers to read the booklet.
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