Anaconda Copper Leader Sees Bright Montana Outlook
D. Ryan, chairman of the board of Anaconda Copper Mining Co., said Montana and Butte face a prosperous future. He noted rising global copper demand and predicted output to match plant capacity, with annual production already exceeding a billion pounds. He cited abundant crops, metals production, and industrial activity as signs of strength.
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Postmistress Saves 415000 From Burglar Gang
Giant California, Sept 7 AP The postmistress Mrs K E Pierson saved 415000 in registered mail from burglars. Inspectors circled the scene as the robbery was discovered. She recalled a hiding place in a wall crevice and pulled out an envelope containing 18000 in stock.
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Gov Smith Plans Last Minute Stump Across Midwest
Democratic presidential hopeful Gov Smith, guided by subernatorial battles, waits for developments in the Republican camp before finalizing his attack lines. He aims to discuss farm relief at Omaha on Sept 18, with possible changes due to Hoover’s Newark address, and lists Sept dates in Oklahoma City Denver Helena Minneapolis and Milwaukee without fixed topics.
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Robbie Sees 7 States All For Al On Lookout Mountain
Senator Robinson toured Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga amid a political visit. He claimed seven states would vote for the Democratic ticket in November and read Civil War plaques as crowds greeted him at the station. He noted strong prospects in Tennessee after meetings with Democratic leaders.
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Miners Trapped as Kennedy Mine Fire Rages in Jackson
Fire at Kennedy Mine and Milling Company in Jackson California trapped 175 miners for a time. Crews found a path to safety via the adjacent Argonaut shaft. Property loss estimated at $100000 as the blaze confined to upper workings.
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Kennedy Mine and Milling Company
Curtis Prohibition Stand Cited by Curtis in Maine Rally
Senator Curtis, Republican vice presidential nominee, urged an honest effort to resist government involvement in the whisky business during a Maine rally. The remarks, delivered as voters head to the polls for a state ticket election, stressed independence from party binding and opposed any state whisky ventures.
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Portes Gil Seen as Provisional President Candidate
In Mexico City the majority bloc of the Chamber of Deputies showed enough support for Etilio Portes Gil, interior secretary, as provisional president. The report notes debate over enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment and references past enforcement and political maneuvering.
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Cal May Be Forced to Enter Campaign
Former President Coolidge weighs future developments and possible public speeches before election day. He may address Ver Imor during a visit after returning to Washington, while Minnesota Republicans discuss flooding the county with stampers and seeking his vocal support for the Hoover-Curtis ticket.
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Kings Triumph and Global Clamor Mark League Assembly
Geneva reports a tense assembly of the League of Nations with frank talk on war and peace and the Kellogg pact. Canada’s Premier Mackenzie King receives spontaneous applause for stressing enduring peace with the United States while German Chancellor Mueller and Greek, Japanese and other delegates warn of consequences of any international injustice.
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Erickson Urges All To Use The Ballot
Great Walls Sept 7. Governor EY san tomleht told the Scaidinarhin brotherhved to use the ballot as a safeguard for government. He reviewed history of Scandinavian heritage and warned that failure to vote endangers liberty and life and the Constitution.
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Democrats Elect State Committee Chairman During Convention
Democratic ranks convened Wednesday to elect a new chairman of the state committee. The meeting solidified party leadership as members gathered to chart strategy and organizing efforts statewide.
New York Stock Market Surges On Bull Run
The New York Stock Exchange saw a wild bull market surge as small increases in bank loans spurred prices upward across many leading issues. Chrysler, IBM, Sears Roebuck, Tidewater and others hit new highs, with the AP average up over 100 points to a record. Volume reached about 4.78 million shares before profit taking trimmed gains.
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Anti-Smith Leader Seeks Lincoln Campaign Support
A fragmented report notes an Anti-Smith leader, ousting Dr. Jen oi Amulia and naming Mrs Sprand island to back a gubernatorial ticket. The piece mentions governor Smith’s radio speech and evolving endorsements at a Tegstest convention, with delegates and public figures linked to the shift.
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Oklahoma Oil Field Order Aims To Hold Down Production
Tulsa state commission members said today an order will be issued to curb oil production in an Oklahoma field. The directive, effective at noon, comes after consideration by the state corporation commission and updates last week’s measures.
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Lombardo Shot Down On Busy Chicago Street
Tony Lombardo president of the Unione Siciliana and a Chicago gang figure was assassinated on Madison and Dearborn streets during rush hour. Bodyguard Joe Ferrara also fell as three gunmen fired volley after volley. One assailant, Frank Krejo, was captured by off duty Officer Maurice Marcusson, while others fled amid mounted police and panicked crowds. Lombardo was said to have no chance as he bled on the sidewalk.
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Continental Illinois Bank and Trust forms world’s largest bank
Chicago officials announce a merger creating the Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Company, uniting Continental National Bank & Trust and Illinois Merchants Trust. The new institution will exceed one billion dollars in resources with $73,000,000 capital, a surplus around $650,000, and a reserve fund. A securities company with $20,000,000 capital is also planned as part of the merger.
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Contine National Bank & Trust Company
Stinois Merchants Trust Company
Continental Tlitnois Bank & Trust Company
John Coolidge to Enter Railway Office
John Coolidge, cited by E G Buckland, is to begin in the freight department at Hartford Connecticut. The report notes that he visited Blainville near Miss Florence Trumbull, daughter of the Connecticut governor, and that further comment could embarrass the New Haven.
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