Financial and Market Movements Across Rail and Grain Sectors
In New York and Chicago trading week, stocks surged on rails and steel with Burlington and United States Steel leading gains. Northern Pacific and Lake Erie & Western also advanced. Commodity markets showed corn and wheat volatility with May options rising, while wool and rail firms reported mixed territory and western influences. overall, prices fluctuated amid short covering and profit-taking in a busy session.
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New York
Burlington
United States
Northern Pacific
Buington
Lake Erie & Western
National Tube
Tennessee Coal
Pullman
Bears
Rock Island
Atehizon
Danek
Asb&w
Aanell Atchison
Sete
I ‘i People's Gas
Minois Central No
Th & Naval Pereee
Manhattan
Missouri Pacific
New York Central Ar
Pennsylvania
Reek Island
Oye
Southern
Sheveee
ENG Tobacco
Union Pacific
D&h
Western Union
General Electric
Captured All but One In Gambling Raid At South Main
Constables Zimmerman and Cosgrove raided two gambling dens about 9 o clock last night, arresting six men: Jack Hall Daniel Meredith Dave Lear Bert Snyder Gus Fitschen Leander Dunelin. One man escaped. the rest posted bonds and were released as Bert Snyder remained jailed on vagrancy charges. The group faces a Jayilee Nelson court hearing next Wednesday.
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Frank Zimmerman
Thomas Cosgrove
Fourn Butte
Court of Justice
Nelson
Fitchen
South Main Street
Jack Hall
Daniel Meredith
Dave Lear Hert Snyder
Gus Fitschen
Leander
Onl
Durance Vile
Bert Snyder
Hit
Hay
Duncan
Meredith
Leary
Tey
Jayilee Nelson
Dletvinth
Mikes
Tam
Kangaroo Court
All Round Crook in Bray Store Robbery Suspect Charged
Pat Healey, arrested with six boxes of cigars belonging to A. F. Bray, linked to Bray store robbery. H. Scofield testified at the jail that clothes taken from a prisoner’s room in South Butte in January match Heslop’s belongings. Heslop, then in Great Falls, identified the clothing.
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Pat Healey
A. F. Bray
Mr. Bray
H. Scofield
South Butte
Scofie
W. J. Heslop
Heslop
Great Falls
Mr. Seufield
Railroad men plan Spokane trip to study ore handling
M. Bosworth freight traffic manager and W. B. Macinnia general freight agent for lines west of Winnipeg depart for Spokane tonight. They have spent several days in Butte examining ore processing methods and mine operations, gathering information amid the industry’s growing scale.
Anaconda Officials Tour New Works Site
Visitors from the B. A. P. and Public Utilities were guided through the new works by M. S. Dean and Frank Klepetko to inspect progress. William Burke was arrested for disturbing the peace after alleged conflict at home. Alex Phat faced a fast driving charge with a bond posted. he claimed a boy darted in front of his horse on Main Street.
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Anaconda
M. S. Dean
Frank Klepetko
Anaconda Amelters
AERES
William Burke
West Quartz Alley
Local Man John O Connor Arrested On Vagrancy Charge
Constable Cosgrove detained John O Connor at the county jail on vagrancy charges. He was well dressed and claimed a gold watch and a $150 coin as a charm, with a $7.50 pocket sum found during search.
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John O'Connor
Cosgrove
O'Connor
Man Charged With Assault in Domestic Incident
A complaint charging someone with assault in the third degree was issued by the county attorney and filed in Justice Neiton's court. It alleges the defendant confronted his wife and other family members at home, forcing them to seek safety during the incident.
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Som Aesiy
Ted
Justice
Ordered to the asylum for mental health care examination
A commission of physicians and the board of county commissioners examined Stephen Turcott this afternoon and ordered him taken to Warm Springs for treatment. The report suggests the condition results from overwork and a few weeks of rest at Warm Springs should restore him to normal.
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Board of County Commissioners
Stephen Turcott
Warm Springs
Ueeprings
Personal notices of travel and departures across lines
W W Chesley returns from Chicago where he joined the Buffaloes. F W Vogler of Red Rock Montana, GM of Red Rock and Salmon stage line, visits the city. Miss B Kerr leaves for Keokuk Iowa by Great Northern. Charles Reedy heads to Champaign Illinois. D M Newbro travels to Santa Cruz California. Mr and Mrs Will Davidson plan a trip to Chattanooga Tennessee this evening via Oregon Short Line. Hattie Stone and FE Morgan depart for Chrisney Indiana tonight carrying Martha Thompson's remains.
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W. W. Chesley
Chicago
Order of Buffaloes
F. W. Vogler
Red Rock
Mont
Salmon Stage Line
Miss B. Kerr
Keokuk
Iowa
Great Northern
Charles Reedy
Champaign
Ill
D. M. Newbro
Santa Cruz
Cal
Will Davidson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Oregon
Hattie Stone
FE. J. Morgan
Chrisney
Ind
Martha Thompson
Local briefs and ads from Butte and area
A pile of short items lists names and services in Butte including Dr German dentist at 114 N Main, I G Bates tuner at Montana Music, Glasses fiuted and free exams at Tobinson Office 42 West Park, Glasses fitted, Butte Paint and Wall Paper moved to 141 West Park, Leo C Bryant violin studio Turtle block, Tweod & Coat Co dry wood by telephone 194218 Main, Harvard Cigar promotion, Dr L Austin dentist over Red Riot 244 N Main, and bowling impact as John Adams scores 234, 199, 191 for an average 208 in Thornton alleys.
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Dr. German
N. Main St
I. G. Bates
Montana Music Bai
Iia
Tobinson
West Pare Street
Butte Paint and Wall Paper Company
West Park
Leo
C Bryant
Aps
Turtle Block
City Tweod & Coat Co
Harvard
L. Austin
Red
N. Main Street
Butte
Merit
Thornton
John Adams
Keeley Institute Advertisement in Salt Lake City
Drunkenness cure claim promising private treatment without confinement or publicity. Describes Keeley method as the only institute in Utah and asks readers to request terms and literature via address 144 East South First Street or Lock Box 4 Salt Lake City.
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United States
Keeley Institute
Keeley
East South First Street
Lock Box 4
Salt Lake City
Utah
Visit to Aguinaldo by wife and mother granted
Manila report states Aguinaldo's wife and mother permission to visit him at Binamayan near old Cavite. The piece also covers the Lorenza Prieto trial, sentences commuted, and a list of elected officials indicted for alleged neglect of duty.
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Aguinaldo
Binamayan
Cavite
Lorenza Prieto
Cailles
Gen
al MacAetor
Prieto
If Menuezona
Company
Dad 9
Certuin Esteny
D. A. Carman
Lipton Seeks Best Boat as Shamrock II Aims for Cup
Sir Thomas Lipton stated he will meet the best possible boat America can build and will race Shamrock II in open competition. He outlined plans to launch, trial at Solent, possibly race at Kingstown, Glasgow, then sail to America likely around June 12, with possible New York arrival in early July and a Boston visit for further racing.
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London
Associated Press
Thomas Lipton
United States
America
Clyde
Glasgow
Evin
Shamrock St
Shamrock T
Azores
Erin
New York
Boston Board of Trade
Briamrock II
New England
Queen Still A Dane Speech From Copenhagen
Queen Alexandra responds to a March address from 690 Danish associations delivering thanks for the expression of love and sympathy toward her and Victoria. She vows strength and wisdom to discharge duties and hopes to strengthen ties with Great Britain while expressing gratitude to the signers.
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Copenhagen
Alexandra
Victoria
Tnr
Great Britain
United Mine Workers Set April Meeting in Indianapolis
The United Mine Workers National Executive Committee meeting is announced for April in Indianapolis to discuss key issues. Topics include the anthracite settlement that averted a strike, plus the bituminous field situation and future relations between operators and miners.
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Indianapolis
Jad
United Mine Okers
Gross Election Frauds Report Sparked by Grand Jury
St Louis, March 30. The February grand jury delivered a scathing report detailing frauds and offenses observed in election processes. The document highlights improper procedures and calls for accountability and reforms.
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Louis
Erand
Yostentay
Frend Perpe
Corn for May delivery surges as board of trade breaks record
Chicago. March 30. May corn delivery moved briskly with heavy speculative lines as George H. Phillips reported market withdrawal. Demand rose against weather concerns and poor movement, opening near yesterday's close, dipping on early liquidation, then rallying to close bullish and up from previous levels. May corn listed higher on the day.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
WMC
George H. Phillips
Ountey
Sopa
May
Veaterilay
Chicago Post sale reshapes leadership and format
The Chicago Eves Chicago Post is sold to a group led by J C Shaffer of Evanston with Shaffer to be president and publisher. Sam Glover, longtime managing editor, will remain as editor. The paper will be renamed Chicago Post and relaunched Monday in a new form with eight pages, stronger on news and special features, and a strongly Republican stance.
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Chicago
March
Chicago Post
He Pawel
Five Burned in Gas Explosion at Braddock Steel Plant
Pittsburg March 30. An explosion of gas at Kilgar Thompson Steel Works Braddock Pa badly burned five men. Two are fatally injured. Names given include George Rader George Hosack George Coga Charles Porter Michael Grannon. Escape of natural gas from a broken main ignited at the furnace.
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Pittsburg
Kilgar Thompson Steel Works
Braddock
George Rader
Will
George Hosack
George Coga
Charles Porter
Michael Grannon
Storm Damage Hits Dallas Area Hard
Dallas Texas March 20 Yesterday's storm spread over northern Texas but caused mainly local damage. Losses to merchants and property in Dallas city and county are estimated between 75000 and 100000. The weather cleared today with minor fruit injury reported.
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Dallas
Texas
Schurman Goes to Cuba for Easter Vacation
Ithaca March 30 President J G Schurman of Cornell University and Mrs Schurman left Ithaca for New York to sail for Cuba on the steamer Murro Castle for a two week Easter holiday. He stated the trip was strictly for pleasure and rest with no political or financial motives.
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Ithaca, N
J. G. Schurman
Cornell University
Schurman
Ithaca
New York
Cuba
President thanks Funston for Aguinaldo capture
The War Department released a cablegram to General MacArthur expressing the president and secretary of war’s high appreciation for Gen. Funston and the officers and men who participated in the Palawan expedition. The message underscores the gallant conduct of the forces involved and notes personal remarks from Gen. Corbin.
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Washington
War Department
Gen. MacArthur
Secretary of War
Funston
Aguinaldo
Corbin
Deportation Question Stirs Aguinaldo Case Policy
Public discussion centers on the status of Aguinaldo and who bears responsibility for his deportation. Officials weigh the best course in pursuing the prisoner as General MacArthur seeks guidance, with the possibility of a message containing explicit orders.
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Aguinaldo
Ton
McArthur
Venezuelan Situation Keeps US Venezuela Talks Open
Washington reports that Minister Frank Toomis from Caracas was summoned for consultations as tensions between the United States and Venestela persist. The issue centers on consul treatment and the asphalt controversy, with no formal complaint judged against Loomis. Toomis has full government approval and is expected to return after briefing the secretary of state.
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Washington
State Department
Frank Toomis
Caracas
United States
Venestela
Venetela
Hate
Loomis
Pedron
Venezuela
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Jefferson Hotel in Richmond
The Jefferson Hotel in Richmond suffered a near total loss from a midnight blaze, with only two clock towers and the court front surviving. Guests escaped, one traveler Mr. Richards of Danville broke a leg, a boy named Robertson is missing, several firefighters injured but none seriously. Insurance about $650,000. origin traced to linen room near a defective wire.
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Maren
Jefferson Hotel
Riehrmond
Waa
Frankily Stevt
Howard
Franklin Street
Jefferson
Richards
Danville
Robertson
Berlin moves to curb Polish aggression with bill and garrisons
The chancellor plans to introduce legislation to check Polish growth in eastern provinces. State subsidized German clips will be organized and garrisons established in several locations as part of the policy.
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Berlin
March
Omaha Live Stock Market Report
Omaha Neb March 0 Cattle re ipts 100 head Market nominally steady Native beef steers 4.00 5.40 western steers 3 7 0 4 70 4 2 1504 15 cattle feeders 4 0 4 15 sheep receipts none Market steady
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Omaha
Neb
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