Billion Dollar Steel Merger Plays Out in Industry Clash
The article reports a looming billion dollar merger between Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube, a move seen as shifting power among major players including Republic Steel and Eaton Mather Otis. It outlines Youngstown’s vast assets from 528 coke ovens to 11 882 acres of coal lands and 32 subsidiaries, highlighting potential industry impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Newspaper Alliance
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Eaton-Mather-Otis
Cleveland
Youngstown Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel
Eugene Grace
Gulf States Steel Company
Steel Corporation
Board Rejects Plan to Sell Government Wheat Abroad
Washington March 10 Chairman Legge of the farm board said the wheat stabiliza tion corporation has no plan to export wheat at prices lower than those paid by American millers. He noted U S millers take 80 percent of the crop and foreign import restrictions would block dumping. He denied a $2 000 000 loss from buying above market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Legge
Farm Board
Wheat Stabilization Corporation
United States
103 Are Quarantined In Mystery Malady
Johnson City Tenn March 10 Quarantine of 103 patients afflicted by a baffling paralytic malady in Washington Carter and Unicoi counties was announced tonight by Dr S B Moody Washington county health officer.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Washington
Carter
Unicoi Counties
S. 8
Moody
Washington County
Funeral Today for William Howard Taft at Arlington
The nation prepares Taft’s funeral at Arlington National Cemetery after state ceremonies. He will lie in state at the Capitol, then church services with the president and national representatives before burial amid America's soldiers and statesmen.
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William Howard Taft
Congress
Supreme Court
President Hoover
America
Arlington Cemetery
United States
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City approves garbage and ashes hauling contract
Mayor Beadle signs the contract after council approval of the contractor bond. The Tierney Brothers and Ray bind to city ordinances, no subletting, and hiring only competent workers under public works supervision. Bond amount is 14137.15 with Aetna as surety.
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Commissioner of Public Works
Department of Public Works
Aetna Company
Tierney
Aviatrix Smashes Female Altitude Record in Flight
Elinor Smith, 18, reportedly reached about 32 000 feet off Roosevelt Field New York while attempting to beat Marvel Crosson’s 24 600 foot women’s record. She described hazy warm conditions and anxious visibility with strong winds during the ascent.
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Roosevelt Field
N. Y
Elinor Smith
Associated Press
Marvel Crosson
Miss Smith
Experi
Hoover hails Boy Scouts as leisure time solution
President Hoover, in a nationwide radio address from Washington, praised the Boy Scout movement as a remedy for boys' leisure time and urged parents to guide their sons toward constructive activities. He spoke during a dinner launching a five year expansion program for the Scouts, noting the organization opens adventure and nature to youths.
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Washington
Hoover
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts of America
National Republican Club Calls for 18th Amendment Repeal
In New York on March 10 the National Republican club passed a resolution by 461 to 335 urging repeal of the 18th Amendment. The vote occurred at a special meeting where members urged Congress to take action.
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National
G. O. P. Club
New York
National Republican Club
Two Chinese Held After Shooting Affray In Butte
In Butte municipal court two recent Chinese arrivals, Joe Wong and Tom Tip of the Bing Kong tong, were sentenced to 30 days in the county jail after a Sunday night shooting incident that involved seven shots. Sam Ham, alleged shooter among the trio, was dismissed.
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Butte
Chinatown
Sam Ham
Joe Wong
Tom Tip
Bing Kong Tong
Chicago
Miner dies from gunshot wounds in inquest case
A coroner's jury ruled 26 year old John F. Snyder died from gunshot wounds caused by Bert Le Duc a former policeman and deputy sheriff in an on going inquest. Fourteen witnesses testified over more than four hours and neither Le Duc nor his wife testified.
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John F. Snyder
Butte Miner
Bert le Duc
le Duc
Sister and Brother Reunite in Butte After 39 Years
In Butte a sister, Mrs. J. H. Thomas now of Brandon Manitoba, met her brother Alfred Kessell after 39 years since leaving Cornwall England with her husband in 1896. Kessell, a 33 year Butte resident, had travelled back to England previously. The siblings recalled the Rockies and shared news of their health and family.
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Cornwall
England
Atlantic
J. H. Thomas
Butte
Thomas
Brandon
Manitoba
Can
Alfred Kessell
Amherst Street
Kessell
Dog alarm saves dairyman after eight hours in barn
A rancher’s dog barked when it found Tom Fitzpatrick, a 55 year old dairyman, lying wounded in a neighbor’s barn. He was critically wounded by a gunshot from an accidental discharge and lay eight hours before help arrived. He is in St James hospital undergoing emergency surgery.
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Tom Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
St. James’ Hospital
Walsh Mentioned for Appointment to High Tribunal
Washington March 10 President Hoover may name a Democrat to the Supreme Court to replace Justice Edward Terry Sanford, likely next week. The leading candidate is John W. Davis of West Virginia and New York, former 1924 Democratic presidential nominee.
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Herbert Little
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Supreme Court
Edward Terry Sanford
John W. Davis
West Virginia
New York
Plan Made for Stockgrowers Meet in Lewistown
Tentative plans for the Montana Stockgrowers association annual meeting set for May 27 and 28 in Lewistown were finalized after a conference in the city. President George Clemon met E A Phillips secretary of the association at the New Hotel Finlen. Special features include an address by R C Pollock manager of the national livestock and meat board in Chicago and a meat cutting demonstration by F Hartzell of Chicago.
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Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Lewistown
George Clemon
Jackson
E. A. Phillips
Finlen
R. C. Pollock
National Livestock and Meat Board of
Chicago
C. B. Denman
Federal Livestock Board
Washington, D. C
F. Hartzell
H. A. Scandrett
Milwaukee Railroad
Ralph Budd
The
Great Northern
A. Donnelly
Northern Pacific
German Speaker to Address Butte Joint Civic Clubs
A German lecturer, Dr A O Von Devall, arrives March 21 for a goodwill tour to speak on international affairs at a joint meeting of Butte civic clubs including Rotary Kiwanis Exchange Lions and the Chamber of Commerce. He will arrive from Salt Lake at 4 20 p m and depart to Des Moines that night at 8 10 p m by Northern Pacific, necessitating the joint gathering within the specified hours.
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Butte
A. O. von Devall
Art
Germany
League of Nat Association
League
Civic Clubs of
Rotary, Kiwanis, Exchange, Lions
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Kistler
Dillon
von Deval
Salt Lake
Des Moines
Annulment Decree Ends Wisconsin Coed Marriage
San Antonio reports Judge Frederick Stevens granted an annulment to R A Davis a World War veteran from Mesa Arizona and Miss Alice Gutknecht a Wisconsin University coed after Arizona officers exposed his bigamy and a Mesa family emerged.
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San Antonio
Texas
Finis
Mexico City
R A. Davis
Mesa
Ariz
Alice Gutknecht
Wisconsin University Coed
Frederick Stevens
Davis
Arizona
Russell Unsuccessful
Haitian political crisis deepens as President Borno reportedly refuses to confirm acceptance of Hoover commission plan. Commission leaders press for a formal statement while noting an agreed timetable for provincial elections and eventual presidential choice. The dispute leaves the path to a regular government unresolved.
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Harry W. Frantz
United Press
Cape Haitien
Haiti
Luis Borno
Hoover Investigating Commission
Tates
Ular
Nepere
John H. Russell
Borno
W. Cameron Forbes
Borne
Commander Byrd Receives Plaudits in Dunedin Welcome
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and 41 crewmen returned after 14 months in Antarctica. Crowds greeted the Eleanor Boling and City of New York as they entered Dunedin harbor. The party, carrying the American flag over the South Pole, was hailed by a 85,000 strong city with a long history of polar expeditions.
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Dunedin
New Zealand
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
South Pole
Eleanor Boling
City of
New York
Byrd
Montana Forecast Fair With Chill in East Tuesday
The forecast calls for fair weather in Montana on Tuesday and Wednesday with a noticeable drop in temperatures. The eastern portion should be somewhat colder on Tuesday.
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Montana
Business and Professional Women's Week Banquet Address
Rabbi Emanuel Sternheim of B'nai Israel temple urged equal responsibility for women and men in business and communities at the Butte club banquet. The dinner marked National Business and Professional Women's Week with about 100 women in attendance.
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Emanuel Sternheim
B'nai Israel Temple
Butte
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