Copper Mines Halt Output in Major Shutdown
Ace Copper Mines announced a temporary suspension of production for about a week due to a downturn in metal markets. The decision affects 5,500 to 6,000 workers in the Butte district and about 1,300 at the Anaconda smelter. Directors expressed deep regret, citing sustained losses and market conditions, with resumption hoped as soon as conditions improve.
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Fiee
Presta
Vray
Butte
Anaconda
Tenant Coney Dies from Injuries in Crowville Crash
Lieu WoD Cones died in CHEZ Mississippi after injuries from a transcontinental flight attempt from Jacksonville to Crowville. Coney was taken to a hospital as soon as possible but complications led to his death. The aviator’s brave fight attracted nationwide sympathy.
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Chez
Miss. Mereh
Jacksonville
Fla
Crowds Attend Cardinal Gibbons Rites in Baltimore
Crowds exceeding 25 000 gather at the cathedral today for the body of Cardinal Gibbons. A high mass is celebrated for the late cardinal with prayers and the city’s orderly conduct cited. Governor Ritchie calls on citizens to observe a day of prayer and reflection Thursday at 10 am.
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Hmore
Cardinal Gibbons
Ritchie
Banner County Foe Not Be Created By Court Ruling
On March 30 the supreme court granted supervisory control directed the commissioners of Banner County to appear in court. It ordered a permanent injunction restraining forestation and halted the formation of the new county. The suit contends preliminaries for the Banner county election were illegal and void.
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ENA
Irge H Stevens
Henry C Simth
Helena
Supreme Court
Banner County
Stlar
Anaconda officer Walsh hearing postponed on assault charge
Patrolman Tom Walsh facing conduct unbecoming an officer was granted a Thursday hearing after J J Lacklen of Big Timber alleged Walsh beat George Oliver a colored man near the Northern Pacific depot. Mundy said he used a gun butt. Oliver resisted and was treated for a swollen eye.
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Police Commission
Tom Walsh
J. J. Lacklen
Big Timber
Officer Walsh
George Oliver
Northern Pacific
Lacklen
Walsh
Oliver
Mundy
Harrison Avenue
Billy
Donohue
Friendly Suit To Test Legality Of State Certificates
Helena March 30 Attorney General Rankin will begin a friendly suit to test validity of state certificates authorized by the legislature. Governor Dixon and Secretary Stewart, as board examiners, are named defendants for allegedly refusing to offer certificates to the market. The suit, filed in the state supreme court, seeks a speedy decision. the state will offer only one million of the three million notes authorized, to run for one year at 1 percent interest.
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Helena
Wellington D. Rankin
Joseph M. Dixon
C. T. Stewart
Board of Examiners
State Supreme Court
Willl
Oklahoma May Need New Executive Soon
Oklahoma City March 30 The Oklahoma house committee reports impeachment of Governor J B A Robertson for gross neglect and corruption. They allege unwarranted use of executive power over clemency and pardons, claim 1900 amnesty cases, and say he evaded state income tax. A three member committee to draft charges is urged.
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Oklahoma House of Representatives
Yellowstone Aero Route Is Perfected
The Yellowstone Aero Route association was formed in Miles City with H. B. Wiley as president and Carl A. Bremer as vice president. W. G. Ferguson serves as secretary and an executive committee includes F. L. Body Paul Goldsborox Dr A O Carr W G Mulvaney D P Fabrick F E Stone M J Carrigan. The group plans a pathfinding flight and landing fields marked by a 100 foot circle with a Y at the center.
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Miles City
Yellowstone Aero Route Association
H. B. Wiley
Carl A. Bremer
Aberdeen
W. G. Ferguson
F. L. Body
Stevens Point
Wis
Paul Goldsborox
Minneapolis Aero Club
A. O. Carr
S. D
W. G. Mulvaney
Billings
D. P. Fabrick
Three Forks
F. E. Stone
Wallace, Idaho
M. J. Carrigan
Seattle
Provisional Reduction Sought for Unskilled Labor
The New York Central seeks immediate wage cuts for unskilled labor with a plan for reductions across all employee classes. The railroad labor board heard data on costs of living and wages in other industries as it weighs a broader payroll reduction.
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Chicago
New York Central Railroad
Railroad Labor Board
J. Aronson
New York Central
A. O. Wharton
Mr. Aronson
Mr. Jewell
Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
McClory
S. L. Striving
American Farm Bureau Federation of New York
Frank M. Bradley
New York State Federation of Agriculture
Albany
Utica
Rome
Rochester
New York City
Buffalo
Amsterdam
N. Y
John Burroughs Naturalist Dies Returning Home
John Burroughs world renowned naturalist dies on a passenger train near Kingsville Ohio while returning to his Hudson River home. He will lie in Nyack for private funeral then be buried in Roxbury Catskills near his birthplace on the eighth anniversary. Dr Clara Barrus said he died suddenly in his Pullman car at 2 A M after a winter in California.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
John Burrough
Kingsville
Ohio
Hudson River
Here
Burroughs
Roxbury
Catskill Mountains
Thome
California
Hudson
Chaicago
Clara ‘Barrus
Burrough
Ursula ' Burroughs
Regard Hills
Mately
State Committee Selects Junod as National Committeeman
Helena March 29 Permitted by a temporary court order the republican state central committee elected Senator O H Junod of Madison county as national committeeman to succeed O H P Shelley The supreme court ordered the committee to proceed subject to final court confirmation and the action is set for April 5 The Shelby Shelly Kirton act legality and Montana law are cited with Shelley asserting a three year delay before Junod could be seated and indicating he will remain national committeeman
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Helena
Republican State Central Committee
O. H. Junod
Madison County
O. H. P. Shelley
Supreme Court
Junod
District Court
Shelley
Kirton
A. J. Horsky
Republican National Committee
Montana
Fowler Must Serve Full Term In Pen
Chief Justice Brantly affirmed the 1918 Madison county sedition conviction of Louis T. Fowler who is identified as Joseph Clingenhoefer. He was accused of opposing war efforts and making seditious remarks including Let the eat hay, with a court ruling that he did not require counsel at trial. The panel found no error in judgment and that evidence supports the verdict.
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Helena
Brantly
Louis T. Fowler
Madison County
Fowler
Joseph Clingenhoefer
Liberty Loan
Hay
Anti-Partisans Start Frazier Recall Convention
DEVILS LAKE N D March 30 With permanent organization effected the state wide convention of the Anti Nonpartisans opened to decide whether to attempt the recall of Governor Lynn Z Frasier and other officials elected with Nonpartisan league endorsement More than 400 delegates filled the seats in the convention hall which was packed George Shafer of Watford City was named secretary and a permanent chairman was chosen in a bid to drive the recall effort
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Devils Lake
N. D
Lynn Z. Frasier
North Ca
Philph A Tiecertes
Former U S Senator Levi Ankeny Dead in Washington
Levi Ankeny, former United States Senator, died at his Walla Walla home at 12:30 pm after weeks of illness. He was seventy seven, grew up in Missouri, adopted by Captain A P Ankeny, helped found wealth via Idaho gold rush, moved to Walla Walla in 1878 to run a bank, and served one Senate term after being elected in 1902.
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Walla
Wash
United States
Levi Ankeny
Ankeny
Plains
Missouri
Schmidt
A. P. Ankeny
Idaho
Walla Walla
Mr. Ankeny
United States Senate
New American Cardinal Expected Soon in Rome
Vatican circles expect a new American cardinal within a short time after Cardinal Gibbons death. Pope Benedict may follow Pius X by appointing three U S cardinals, with names like Mundelein Hayes Hanna and a Baltimore archbishop cited as likely candidates. The Baltimore see could yield a cardinalate to keep the red hat in that historic diocese.
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Rome
Vatican
Cardinal Gibbons
Pope Benedict
Pius X
United States
Mundelein
Chicago
Archbishop Hayes
New York
Edward J. Hanna
San Francisco
Baltimore
Benedict
Viviani In Capital Will Visit
Rene Viviani former French premier and envoy extraordinary arrived in Washington from New York. He was welcomed by the French embassy staff and will be received by Hughes at noon tomorrow before a meeting with President Harding.
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Washington
Rene Viviani
New York
France
Hughes
Harding
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Sands
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Oklahoma’ City
Okla
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Yellowstone
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Frazier
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