Battle over Youngstown Sheet and Tube merger with Bethlehem
Stockholders vote on April 8 to decide whether Youngstown Sheet and Tube merges with Bethlehem Steel or remains independent. Bethlehem leaders Schwab and Grace back the merger, while Cyrus Eaton and Republic Steel oppose. Eaton claims 412,571 shares against the merger, Bethlehem 510,756 in favor, with 276,673 shares unallocated. Two thirds of 1,200,000 is required to approve, leaving Schwab and Grace vying to secure the remaining shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Newspaper Alliance
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Charles M. Schwab
Eugene Grace
Youngstown
J. A. Campbell
Sheet and Tube
Messrs. Schwab and
Grace
Eaton
Tax Incomes Show Early Quarter Gains and Surplus Outlook
Washington reports first quarter 1929 income tax receipts at 542 million with expectations of a total over 550 million for the quarter. March 25 collections were 9.78 million, leaving a shortfall versus last year and against March 1930 projections. Officials say tax cuts aimed for a 160 million year impact would yield a 145 million surplus after considering a 100 million farm loan allotment and possible post March 30 adjustments.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Department
Farm Board
Berlin Coalition Government Crashes Over Unemployment Insurance
The 21 month old coalition of Chancellor Mueller collapses as parties fail to agree on unemployment insurance. President Hindenburg asks ministers to stay on while Bruening is eyed to form a new government. The move follows passage of the Young plan and internal strains in postwar finance.
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Berlin
Hermann Mueller
von Hindenburg
Heinrich Bruening
Reichstag
Mueller
Gustave Letrsemann
Democrats
Bavarian People's Party
Dr. Bruening
Christian Socialists
Economic Party
Moldenhauer
Deaconess Hospital Banquet Draws Citywide Support
A benefit banquet for Deaconess Hospital drew 1,118 dinner guests in the Masonic Temple banquet hall last evening. Members of the local Order of Masonic Star served an elaborate course dinner while prominent professionals addressed attendees.
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Friends of the Deaconess Hospital of
Masonic Temple
Order of + masteen Star
Ram
Garfield Girls Dominate Annual Jacks Tournament
Garfield school girls swept five of six top spots in the two division annual jacks event held yesterday afternoon at OS M C A and the Knights of gymnasiums. Beulah Tolan won the first division. Marie Sullivan took the second division. Seventy five girls entered. Helen Erickson and Lucille Lee won places in the first division with Erikson second and Lee third. In the second division Henrietta Kruzenbaum won with Helen Hokkanan taking third.
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Garfield School
OS M. C. A
Knights of Gymnasiums
Beulah Tolan
Marie Sullivan
Garfield
Ner
K. C. Temple
Helen Erickson
Lucille Lee
Hawthorne School
Henrietta Kruzenbaum
Helen Hokkanan
Missionaries in China Provinces Still Endangered
Fears for the safety of 16 American Catholic missionaries in Kanshhow Kiangsi persist amid reports of bandit and communist forces dispersing from the city. Wires cut off by insurgents hinder updates while three Finnish women missionaries were reportedly captured.
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Shanghai
Kanshhow
Kiangsi
Canton
Nanking
Kanchow
Pnareoh
Ers
Brady, Anaconda Copper director, dies in New York at 51
Nicholas F. Brady, chairman of New York Edison, died in New York at age 51. He chaired the board of New York Edison and held directorships at United Electric Light and Power, National City, National City Bank, and Anaconda Copper Mining. Born Albany October 25, 1873, he was Yale 1899 and a noted Catholic layman. He is survived by his wife.
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N. F. Brady
Anaconda Copper CO
New York
Nicholas F. Brady
New York Edison Company
United Electric Light and Power Company
The
National City Company
National City Bank
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Albany
N. Y
Yale University
Brady
Fifth Avenue
Long Island
St. Teresa
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Riot at Missouri penitentiary ends with tear gas
In Jefferson City Missouri more than 1200 convicts rose in two riots within 24 hours. About 400 rebels were subdued with tear bombs and clubs. Twenty were injured. Guards and state militiamen restored order while factory work remained suspended. Warden Rudolph warned the mutiny’s backbone may be broken.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Penitentiary
Leslie Rudolph
Inmates Terrorize Evansville Sanitarium Over Drug Shortage
Three inmates at a private Evansville sanitarium threatened death and terrorized staff when lacking drugs. Sheriff deputies with riot gear arrived as the trio seized narcotics, then surrendered after the doctor and wife retreated to his private office. The doctor blamed small dosages for addiction treatment as the riot ended.
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Evansville
Ind
Institut
I. H. Hollinger
Regular Anaconda dividend declared
Directors of the Anaconda Copper company declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1.75 dollars. The announcement was made in New York on March 27.
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New York
Anaconda Copper Company
Brady Visit in 1915 Shaped By Death Telegram
Telegram from Anaconda Copper Mining director Nicholas F. Brady’s death prompted half mor t flags on Anaconda and Montana Power properties in Butte. The message from President C F Kelley announced the loss and directed notice to all departments.
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Anaconda Company
Montana Power Properties
Leader
John D. Ryan
C. F. Kelley
Butte
Montana Power Company
Nicholas F. Brady
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
All
Montana highway commission sets April contracts and maintenance budget
The Montana highway commission at Helena set a one million dollar maintenance budget for the year starting July 1 and outlined April contract schedules. O B Warden of Great Falls was re elected president and W J Mulvaney of Billings vice president. Additional budgets include 185000 for resurfacing and funds for small bridge work as the panel plans bridge replacements and repairs.
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Helena
Warden
Great Falls
W. J. Mulvaney
Billings
Montana Highway Commission
Payette Named Slayer by Coroner Jury in Wilson Case
Melvin W. Payette, 18, who had confessed, was named by a coroner's jury as the slayer of 62 year old Christina Wilson after an inquest in Salt Lake yesterday. Twenty five witnesses testified. Payette and attorney W. R. Hutchinson were absent. Payette offered no comment beyond "What of it?" when told of the verdict.
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Melvin W. Payette
Christina Wilson
Mike Salét
Payette
W. R. Hutchinson
Salt Lake
Mother in Trouble Kills Three Sons Then Ends Own Life
In Harriman Tennessee D Armond area a 28 year old mother Dorothy Welsh hanged herself after possibly drowning or smothering her three young sons. She left a note to an aunt asking forgiveness. Police Chief John Hendrix said the couple were on good terms and the husband had recently gone to Cincinnati for work.
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Harriman
Tenn
D’armond
Here
John Hendrix
Hendrix
Dorothy Welsh
Lizzie Hammond
Sisters Fight Knife Duel For Love Of Man In Mexico
In Mexico City two sisters Dominga Ayala and Angela Ayala fought a knife duel over Dimas Garcia after a party at his home. Both were wounded severely and hospitalized in adjoining beds. The outcome hinges on which sister wins Dimas.
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Mexico City
Dominga
An“acer Ayala
Dimas Garcia
Angela
Dimas
Famous Italian man of letters visitor in city
Dr. Zopito Valentini a leading Romance languages professor at the University of Utah and renowned member of the Italian literary community visits Butte. He tours the Italian colony, stays with Peter Bonino and Dominick Bertoglio, and attends successive receptions as he experiences his first U S trip in three years.
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Zopito Valentini
Butte
Peter Bonino
Dominick Bertoglio
Italian Literari
University of Utah
Valentini
United States
Messrs
Bonino and
Bertogno
Classified Ads Offer Wide Use and Opportunity
A short promotional notice urges readers to consider classified ads for cash and opportunities. It emphasizes there is a use for everything and invites calls to place ads, highlighting the Montana Standard’s Classifieds as a constant service with changing chances.
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Montana
Five power naval talks show new hope for treaty
London reports a sequence of developments at the five power conference shifts in momentum. British French experts discuss a pact to reassure France without extra British obligations. France hints at reducing naval claims for a non military commitment pact. Briand envisions a broad mutual guarantee pact with possible U S involvement and wider European participation.
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Webb Miller
United Press
London
U.R
France
Britain
Aristide Briand
Briand
United States
Republicans Call Montana Central Committee Meeting in Great Falls
Helena March 27 The first clear sign of party activity in Montana: the Republican state central committee is summoned to meet in Great Falls on Saturday April 5. Issued by state chairman A. H. Brown and C. T. Busha the call notes organizing for party success in 1930 and other business. Three Republican candidates have publicly stated intentions. W.
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Helena
Montana
Republican State Central Committee
Great Falls
A. H. Brown
C. T. Busha
Montana Weather Forecast Sees Warmer Friday
Unsettled conditions expected in Montana for Friday and Saturday with a warmer day Friday in the southwest portion.
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Montana
Estate of Mrs Meyer valued at 895777.48
The estate of Flora Meyer, a Butte pioneer who died two months ago, is valued at 895,777.48. Appraisers James P. Thomas Albert O Taylor and Jacob Kaufman filed the probate report detailing bonds cash realty notes and mortgages and a small stock holding.
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Flora Meyer
Butte
James P. Thomas
Albert O. Taylor
Jacob Kaufman
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M. J. Sweringen
China
MR. Brady
U. S. Warden of
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PAGT
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U. S
State Central
Pioneer Butte
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