Montana Ore Values Rise With 1922 Mineral Totals
United States Geological Survey reports Montana ore produced in 1922 valued at 44.93 million dollars from 4.39 million tons. Gold 80,145.62 ounces, silver 12,468,151 ounces, copper 165,754,442 pounds, lead 29,767,479 pounds, zinc 119,069,818 pounds. 393 producers, Beaverhead to Sweet Grass counties.
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Butte Mines
United States Geological ‘Survey
Department of the ‘Interior
Montana
Beaverhead County
Broadwater County
Cascade County
Deer Lodge County
Fergus County
Gallatin County
Granite County A. Rich . Field
Granite County
Jefferson County
Judith Basin
Lewis and Clark County
Lincoln County
Madison County
Missoula County
Park County
Phillips County
Powell County
Ravalli County
Sanders County
Sweet Grass County
Attorney General probes passenger car rates in Montana
Montana Attorney General W. D. Rankin files a complaint with the state Railroad Commission naming four railroads and the Pullman Co to investigate sleeping parlor and observation car charges. A public hearing is requested as state pays large sums for such accommodations for officers and agents.
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Helena
W. D. Rankin
Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners
Pullman Company
Montana
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Great Northern
Burlington and Quincy
Oregon
Railroad Commission
Pullman
Narrow Escape for Pioneer Bank Cashier Ida Salmon
Emerson Hill cashier of Pioneer Bank and Trust Salmon had a narrow escape when his car overturned on Front Street hill in Brooklyn addition Saturday. He steered off the edge while adjusting the car and slid then turned over, becoming trapped under the vehicle but survived with only minor injuries and returned to work the next morning.
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Salmon
Ida
Emerson Hill
Pioneer Bank, ‘and Trust
Company of Salmon
Viel
Hill
Woman and Babe Drowned Near Tenday Crossing
Mrs Anton Schwartz Sr of Tenday drowned with her eight months old baby Saturday afternoon while crossing the Lemhi river foot-bridge. Miss Holbrook, following, watched the fall as the current swept them apart. Bodies recovered downstream with the infant in its mother's arms. Mrs Schwartz was sister to Mrs Gay Peatt of Tenday. she leaves a husband, sister, father, and two brothers near Boise.
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Salmon
Ida
Anton Schwartz
Tenday
Schwartz
Gay Peatt
Boise
Optimistic view on Supreme Court rulings boosts business
Babson notes three epoch making Supreme Court decisions aid investors and curb political interference. He cites the Southwestern Telephone Company ruling protecting fair rates, Kansas Industrial Court wage limits in emergencies, and FTC price setting limits favoring national advertisers. He argues price cutting harms the economy and calls the current readjustment period a positive sign for growth.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
United States Supreme Court
Roger W. Babson
Federal Trade Commission
National
Chéin
Supreme Court
Mennen Company
Babson
United States
Judge Smith faces show cause on sentence reduction
District Judge Joseph Smith of Madison County must show cause in the state supreme court on September 10 why his reduction of Joe Held s sentence from six months and 500 fine to 30 days should not be set aside. Edgar P Reid filed for supervisory control alleging lack of authority to ease the sentence after verdict and initial sentencing. Held was convicted of first degree assault linked to beating the ranch foreman in Madison County.
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Joseph Smith
Madison County
State Supreme Court
Joe
Supreme Court
Edgar P. Reid
Reid
Smith
State Court
Lester H. Ke Ot Helena
Joe Held
Montana Att'y General Seeks Pullman Rate Reduction
Attorney General Rankin filed with the state railroad commissioners a complaint against major railroads and the Pullman Car Co seeking lower Pullman rates. He argues Montana taxpayers subsidize state officials' travel, paying for sleeping and Pullman space while others ride day coaches, and notes prior interstate rate increases were delayed in Montana. A hearing is requested to protect state funds used for travel.
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Frank Landon
A. F. Waldorf
T. J. Mulany
Marshall Field
Shayn Cashier
B. N. Stevenson
F. H. Bramsman
Agst. Cashiers
Wyn Es
Roger We. Babson
Tha Pillow
Southwestern Telephone Company
Congress
Kansas Industrial Court
Charles Wolf Packing Company
Held
Albert L. Holter
Rippe
Willigan
Jack Held
Rankin
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway Company
Pullman Car Company
Interstate Commerce Commision
Montana Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana Commission Con
Housewives
Montana and Sebree Ste
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Mont
White Cafe
E.f.sill
Beaver Head Motors Company
Ford
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