Copper Producers' April Statement Summary
The Copper Producers' Association reports April shows an increase of 2,698,472 pounds in U S copper in circuit. Stock of marketable copper on hand across the United States totals 125,464,644 pounds as of April 1 1912. Production from all sources and deliveries for consumption and export are detailed with figures indicating April 1912 activity.
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United States
Ewes
Sole Soske
Metal markets ease as copper deliveries improve
At the New York Metal Exchange, an easier nearby delivery zone emerged as copper trades slowed. Closing spot bid asked prices reflected a quieter market with subdued activity across metals yesterday.
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Bonds and bond market notes from various cities and firms
New York city 4 1 2 per cent corporate stock due 1962 admitted to NYSE. Mortgage $2 791 000 by American Window Glass to Commonwealth Trust recorded for improvements. Malden bids by May 14 for 200 000 temporary loan. Kountze Bros buy Omaha Water Works bonds at par plus premium. Abington township seeks proposals 164 000 4 per cent gold coupon bonds. Melrose bids by May 11 for 40 000 temporary loan with maturities in 1912. Imperial Ottoman Bank gains option on 50 million loan. London reports Turkish treasury bills issue. Baring Bros private placement 1 320 000 Buenos Aires notes. Charleroi district to issue 70 000 building bonds. Madison Square Garden 5 per cent bonds 1919 removed from NYSE. Speyer & Co reportedly issuing 1 000 000 4 1 2 per cent Brazilian railway bonds. Paterson bids due May 23 for 175 000 4 1 2 per cent bonds. Donora bids for 48 000 4 1 2 per cent sewer and street bonds.
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Tee
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Imperial Ottoman Bank
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Paris
Morgan an election issue in French city Aix les Bains
In Aix les Bains, J. Pierpont Morgan looms over local politics as residents stage unusual campaign feats. The mayor, who often welcomed Morgan, vowed not to serve again, yet supporters plaster posters praising him and claiming his bond with the financier makes him a benefactor of the town.
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Archbald linked to hidden party in calm bank option case
Testimony describes Williams assigning two thirds of a calm bank option to W P Boland and a silent party identified as Judge Archbald. Archbald sought Erie Railroad and Laurel Line figures, discussed a $12 000 profit split, and discussed briefs in a lighterage case.
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Boland) Had Discounted Judge Archbald’s Note the Case of John W. Peel
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William P. Boland
Foss Seeks Direct Senatorial Preference on Fall Ballot
Governor Foss announced plans to send a special message to the Legislature requesting a law that would place a direct preference for United States Senator on the fall primary ballot. The measure would compel Senator Crane to seek re election before the voters.
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Governor presses for strong message on elections and nominations
The Governor met yesterday afternoon with progressives including Representative John Cogswell of Lynn who urged a strong message addressing elections as well as nominations. The Senate tied 19 to 19 and refused to reconsider the Donahue bill proposing a preference for U S Senators.
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Full Crew Bill Dies in Senate Veto Clash
The Senate failed to override the Governor's veto on the full crew bill by 24 in favor to 15 against. Senator Tinkham said he will seek an order to require the railroad board to draw up crew placement regulations. The House approved a general referendum by 147 to 62 to address a court ruling barring statewide referendums.
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Annex Bill Heads to House After Veto Override
The City Hall Annex bill, awaiting a two thirds vote, would allow building the annex seven feet above the limit if approved. Supporters expect passage despite Governor Foss veto on the grounds of an unjustified city exemption.
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Taunton firemen bill becomes law over Foss veto
The Taunton firemen bill becomes law after a Senate vote of 28 to 8 overturning Governor Foss’s veto. The roll call shows 28 yes votes and 8 no votes with lawmakers Adams Allen Barlow Blanchard Brown Chace Clark Coolidge Denny Eldridge Grainger Halley Hatton Horgan Hunt Lomasney McLane Newhall Pearson Powers Quigley Scofield Schoonmaker Stearns Stowe Timilty Tinkham Wheeler voting yes, Barnes Burke Hersey Mack McCarthy Mulligan Nason Ross voting no.
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Eldridge
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Veto on Spanish War Veterans Preference Bill Sent
The veto of the Spanish War Veterans preference bill was sent to the legislature yesterday. The Governor states no veteran is entitled to preference for public service over other citizens.
Bill exempting associations from tort actions killed
Following the adverse opinion of the Supreme Judicial Court the bill exempting associations of employers and employees from tort actions was killed.
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Nominees Submitted to Executive Council by Governor Foss
The governor sent names to the executive council for positions including Clifford B. Sanborn of Norwood as district court clerk for northern Norfolk, Harry YT Knight of Winthrop as Soldiers' Home trustee, Robert F. Foerster of Cambridge, David F. Tilley of Boston, and Clara Co. Park of Wollaston, to study supporting dependent minor children of widowed mothers.
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Boston
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Quackenbush Reinstated and Back at Work
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Taft
Senator Crane
New Haven
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Hitchcock
Brick Bodkins Pa Debuts In Sunday Post Comic Section
The Post previews a new comic titled Brick Bodkins Pa in the upcoming Sunday issue. Brick and his father are billed as top fun-makers in the feature.
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A Work of Art and Truth: War Photographs Show Civil Conflict
A description praises a dramatic war photography collection for its unvarnished portrayal of 4,000,000 ragged soldiers and the reality of battle. It markets the work as fair and comprehensive, offering new perspectives from both North and South and highlighting its photographic luxury and documentary value.
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