Enlargements at Great Falls to Make A. C. M. Plant Largest
The A. C. M. plans $2,000,000 extensions at Great Falls to lift copper refinery and zinc plant capacity to roughly 46 million pounds a month. The project will add 6,000 horsepower for copper and 15,000 for zinc, creating the world’s largest combined non Ferrous metal reduction operation and employing about 430 more workers locally.
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John D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
C. F. Kelley
Montana
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Han
Anaconda Company
Middlewestern States
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Middle West
Butte
Anaconda
United States
South America
Europe
Montana Eyes Big Oil Output In Treasure State
Montana has completed over 1,021 wells since 1920 with oil production above 11 million barrels. Kevin Sunburst and Cat Creek lead fields, daily output 12,900 barrels in state and 82,745 in Wyoming, with six major fields including Devils Basin and Loop Creek. One in seven wells drilled becomes productive.
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Treasure State
Montana
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain States
George Fowler
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Silver Bow Club
Butte
Rocky Mountain District
Colorado
New Mexico
Fowler
Cat Creek
Kevin-Sunburst
Devil’s Basin
Kevin Sunburst
Big Lake
Elk Basin
Devils Basin
Loop Creek
Kalispell Visitor Narrowly Escapes Shenandoah Crash
Lieut Earl O Connell visiting his Kalispell parents received a ten day leave extension that likely saved him from duty on the Shenandoah during the disaster. He had flown on the Shenandoah and Los Angeles and heard radio messages about the crash. George Schnitzer and Ralph Joffrey, killed in the wreck, were lodgers with him at Lakehurst this year. The disaster is described as causing a huge eastern stir as the airship moved.
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Earl O’connell
Kalispell
C. J. O’connel
Shenandoah
O’connell
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
George T. Schnitzer
Ralph
Joffrey
Pennsylvania
Former Helena Man Pays Huge Tax On Income
Dr. Phillip Cole formerly of Helena now living in New York City paid the federal government 90124 in income tax last year. The article notes his payment surpasses several prominent figures and firms in specific proportional comparisons.
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Helena
Phillip Cole
New York City
Waldorf Astor
Chauncey M. Depew
J. C. Guggenheim
Jack Kearns
James A. Stillman
The
National City Bank
Clarence Mackay
Postal Telegraph Company
Woolworth Estate
New York
Helena Doctor Dr Phil Cole A World War Veteran
Helena native Dr Phil Cole practiced medicine before enlisting in World War I and serving in France. After the war he moved to New York to run a family business, while his father Dr Phillip Cole Sr long contributed to Helena, including a park proposal and a patent automobile valve venture that made him wealthy.
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Phil Cole
Helena
France
New York
Metropolis
Phillip Cole
City of
Mount Helena
Cole
New Labor Bank Boss Succeeds Henry Good in Whitefish
R. J. Ayotte becomes president of the Security State bank in Whitefish replacing Henry Good. The bank is said to be managed by railway brotherhoods with Mr. Good retaining stock. F. W. Eberlein is cashier and Miss Gladys Finney assistant cashier. the board remains largely unchanged.
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Italy
Germany
England
Ryan
Montana
R. J. Ayotte
Henry Good
Security State Bank
Whitefish
Railway Brotherhoods
Mr. Good
F. W. Eberlein
Gladys Finney
Spokane
Japan Cuts Workers Across Navy Arsenal Posts
Japan plans to reduce staff numbers across its naval arsenals as part of broader defense workforce reforms. The move affects multiple facilities and aims to streamline operations while maintaining key capabilities and output.
Government unveils rapid coin stamping machine
A new coin stamping machine can produce three hundred dimes per minute, marking a milestone in minting speed and efficiency for the government facility.
Wildlife in Pennsylvania Sees Rise in Game and Hunters
Due to the establishment of numerous game refuges in Pennsylvania, game is on the increase there in spite of the rise in the number of hunters.
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Pennsylvania
Early Log Chopper Claims First Cabin on Miles City Site
Oscar Brackett of Ismay recounts arriving with the Fifth Infantry in August 1876 under General Miles. He describes erecting a log shelter for choppers on the Tongue river mouth and disputes a claim that a dugout house was built by T. D. Coats. Brackett notes prior absence of houses and lists rough frontier experiences.
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Miles City
T. D
Brick) Coats
Moberly
Oscar Brackett
Ismay
Mont
Col. H. C. Thompson
Fifth Infantry
Miles
Tongue River
Coats
Mr. Brackett
Moorhead
N. P
Black Hills
Fort Lincoln
Fort Kegoh
Trade Tour Planned By Billings Firms
A Billings Commercial club dinner of the manufacturers and wholesalers divisions agreed to hold a second trade tour after the Midland Empire fair. The four day trip will visit Molt Rapelje Big Timber and Livingston en route, with Columbus Absarokee Park City and Laurel on the return.
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Billings Commercial Club
Billings
Molt
Rapelje
Big, Timber
Livingston
Columbus
Absarokee
Park City
Laurel
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