Copper sales pause by Big Four firms shake market
The Big Four copper firms Guggenheim United Metals Phelps Dodge and Calumet and Hecla halted most sales for now with only urgent needs met. Through four months refined production neared 820 million pounds while consumption neared 850 million pounds leaving a 23 million pound stock drop. Also, Spokane transit fares fall and a universal transfer policy between two street railways to start July 1.
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Guggenheim Brothers
United Metals Selling Company
Phelps Dodge
Calumet and Heets
Spokane
Kuykendall
State Department of Public Works
Senate to push probe into alleged officials meddling in winter output
The article reports a resolution to be introduced in the Senate seeking a sweeping inquiry into alleged actions by certain American officials during the winter to curb agricultural production. It notes aides discussing the Taena Arica clause of the Treaty of Ancon and mentions diplomatic chatter about Genoa and Moscow, with commentary from a New York banker and references to various international economic tensions and wartime-era policy debates.
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Senate
Americas
Ancon
Genoa
Rok
Vandorlip
New York
Chanter of Commerce of
United States
Europe
Vanderlip
Tr. Vandertip
France
Raiders Murder Four Catholics Amid Belfast Rampage
Reports describe a Friday outbreak of violence in Belfast with incendiary fires across several buildings including a distillery offices. Armed attacks on the Dock Street constabulary left attackers wounded while staff observed revolvers and later offered cigarettes as guards secured the site. Civil unrest coincides with political tensions between factions, as leaders Collins and de Valera meet, and Kate O Hare seeks prisoner releases via Harding.
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Belfast
Burriks
Special Constabulary
Dock Street
Doran
Mem Ts
Rage War on Utah Goal Fields
A Utah telegram from Carbon County commissioners to Governor Mabey requests five hundred rifles and a tan machine gun plus ten thousand rounds to arm at least 200 special deputy sheriffs. They warn of armed aliens parading streets and plan to meet any development with possible county authority and martial measures as tensions rise after a strike in the Price area.
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Mabey
Carbon Couunty
Utah
Price
Countty Commissione És
Thia City
Madey
Enid
Hag County
Exstate Official Under Arrest In North Dakota Case
William Jasmke former attorney general and National Nonpartisan league executive committee member was arrested in Fargo on county grand jury indictments charging embezzlement and making false entries. Embezzlement relates to funds transferred from Bank of North Dakota to Scandinavian American Bank Fargo totaling $210,878.70.
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N. D
William Jasmke
North Dakota
National Nonpartisan League
Cosa County Grand Jury
Indctments
Ente Es
Bank of North Dakan
Bank of Fargo
Volstead Warns Wets Will Be Beaten in Congress
Representative Andrew Volsted of Minnesota, author of prohibition, declares in Washington that any effort to weaken the Volstead act to permit beer and light wines will be defeated. He says attempts to weaken federal prohibition are futile and vows to resist efforts to permit local option in different districts.
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Volstead
Washington
Congress
Andrew Volated
Ainnevota
Leberiia
Locust Plague Strains South Farmers Hopes
A renewed locust infestation spreads across Cauca Bake and neighboring provinces causing heavy crop damage. Authorities and local agencies mobilize to combat the plague with swift measures as farmers face losses and economic strain.
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Moscow
Amendment to constitution on child labor control
A proposed amendment to the tenth article would reserve to the federal government authority to regulate or prohibit child employment under 18. The plan aims to expand federal oversight of child labor practices nationwide.
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Washington
United States
Central's Heir Arrives in New York After War Roles
Ambiguous report notes a European military figure arriving in New York to take a new job. It mentions a late field marshal, a former chief of staff, and a deputy claiming wartime technical leadership of German forces. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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Gentral
New York
Prits Vom Kalkenhayn
von Salkephaye
Statuff
Germes Army
Thurhday
Reprdiite
Falkembayn
Bush
Amerion
Washington Mints Reopen Boatth and Mines
In April the mine and store in Washington reopen after closing on April 1. The Urike of miner reports wages set at $600 per day in the 1900 conle period. Workers resume operations at the morning shop while Mint facilities restart, signaling renewed activity in the region.
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Washington
Nellingham
Wood
Tynato
Government relief funds under review amid unclear figures
The government has appropriations totaling about 21 million for relief payments this year. A clearer view over the next weeks will show how many employees have received relief and how many still lack aid as the parliament awaits more exact data.
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Au Employe
Rae le
Train wreck claims two lives near Togey river border
A freight train derailment near the Togey river, about fifty miles east of here, killed two men and injured a third. Five cars toppled, and a man leapt from an embankment about twenty five feet high. Authorities report the incident as a serious wreck with multiple casualties.
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St. & Dan Prom
Ask Helen Crooks About Courtship and Dances in Early Letters
A reader from Salt Lake City asks about etiquette for dating and inviting guests home, plus whether a high school boy should attend dances. The letter reveals concerns over propriety, parental rules, and social activity for youths, with questions on marriage status and appropriate conduct.
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Helen Crooks
Bar
Salt Lake City
Michee Brood
Idaho
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