American in London sees deep currency shifts and trade aims
Cal M. Jeffords discusses American interests in London including Financial News leadership, East Asia markets, and U S policy impact. He notes sharp talk, enterprise, and plans with Brussels, Amsterdam, Paris and Frankfurt to shape global commerce. The interview touches on China, labor, and currency conditions affecting America.
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Lita
Brussells
Bertin
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Paris
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Forty three engineers depart for Castle Rush operation
A group of engineers left Helens Seterday aiming to begin pow operations at the Castle site during the week between Townsend and Comic 8029, seeking trains renting within size limits.
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Pardons Debate Splits State Officials In Billinga Gazette
The Billinga Gazette reports on Republican officials in Montana arguing over pardons. Judge Milburn considers a request to suspend sentence for James Stanley tied to a county case. board divisions and judicial figures are cited amid criticism of prison commission practices and political influence.
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Shields
Miles City
State Board of Pardons
Milburn
James Stanley
W. AL Alley
State Board of
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Maskell
Rotwitt
Aia Maskell
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Hotwith
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Rotwith
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Weil
Presen
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Cattle Barons 1 Report and Family Tragedy Details
Fragmentary OCR recounts allegations against cattle barons and a claim a correspondent was harmed. Mentions Robberies, pastures, and threats of violence cited by a writer, with reference to individuals like Clarence L. South and a death near Smith Fork. News tone notes danger to settlers and possible vigilante action.
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Sanders Interview Sparks Silver Advocates Debate
The transcript shows Mr Sanders criticizing the Silver Advocates as wrong and outlines mixed views on city growth in Montana and the Northwest. He discusses economic adjustments, news coverage, religious papers, and a hard political question affecting coinage and silver policy, noting varied agricultural conditions and weather impacts across several regions.
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Neve
Minnteipolis
Pertti Coast
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