Peace and price of copper in the postwar market
Experts, led by Jove I Kran of Anavonda Copper, foresee price stabilization after peace. Producers cut output during war. now holdings, dividends, and cash reserves aim to weather postwar demand. US copper share tops eighty percent, but London quotes have distorted foreign sales. Peace is expected to steady the market and reduce stock liquidation pressures.
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Mets
Jove I Kran
Anavonda Copper Company
Conservatiem
Sig
Re Cent
United States
America
London
Hunt and Campbell Jeopardize Arizona Gubernatorial Transition
Senator Ives alleges Governor Haunt aide Hunt will resist leaving office after January 1. Campbell holds the certified election. Hunt may seek to remain or reclaim power by force. The governor’s attorneys and Hunt’s supporters anticipate legal and political clashes as the legislature may decide the rightful governor.
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Ives
Haunt
Phoenix
Tom Campell
Hunt
Tom Campbell
Campbell
Campbells
Bose
Ernor
Manfey Toe
Vacant Post Office Positions Stir Arizona County
Fragmentary 19th century letter warns about vacant or missing postmaster posts in Pima County Arizona. It claims two postmasters are needed and predicts a potential office shutdown by January 12. The writer argues postal service disruption harms the county and questions postmaster salaries and operations.
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Pima
Arizona
State of
Bootleggers Target RCW Prices in Scabbings Shakeup
Fragmented OCR reads as a local news note about bootleggers setting up RCW price cuts and protests. Mentions unions, prices around 40.20 and 46th firing and a chaotic crowd. references to public reaction and the push to curb bootlegging. Contains numerous garbled phrases and stray names, indicating a disrupted historical page segment.
British steamer Paul Paix struck mine off Irish coast
The British tank steamer Paul Paix, which departed New York on November 25 for Calais, struck a mine off the Irish coast and was towed to Swansea on December 24.
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Strekes
Washington
Paul Paix
New York
Calais
Irish
Swansea
Allies Demand Peace Terms Outlined by The Spectator
The Spectator lists Entente demands for postwar borders and governance. They propose restoring Alsace Lorraine to France, transferring sections of Silesia and Posen, creating a Polish sub kingom, new South Slav and Bohemian states, and redrawing Austrian and Turkish territories. Also calls for freed Arabs under external protection and German colonies to be distributed among Entente nations.
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London
the Spectator
Wilson
IhCibe I
France
Belgium
Lusemberg
Serbia
Kumahia
Kaesia
Montenegro
Alsace-Lorrain
Denmark
Posen
Poland
Bosnia
Herzegovia
Dalmatia
Croatia
Bohemia
Transylvania
Romania
Tyrol
Friest
Istria
Austria
Turkey
Constantinople
Russia
Armeniss
Germany
Belgiom
Superior’s Next Big Mine At Pacific District Promises Rich Ore
The Superior mining district in Arizona eyes a sensational rise as the Grand Pacific property accelerates development. A copper ore body in Magma reveals high copper and silver values. No 2 tunnel work advances with $8600 in machinery to speed completion. Wider and heavier ore with extensive ledge outcrop may attract strong investment and shipments. The Kiel canal neutrality note closes the item.
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Tate
Grand Pacific
Ainia
Century mining report cites copper ore at depth on King Shaft
An obscure mining dispatch details a mile wide cutting station at 35 level on King Shaft No 2. It notes copper ore with snippets of ore grade percentages and depth readings, including a 95 foot drill reach and a 105 foot reach showing higher copper content. The report references the United Verte Peleneen and a state mining body.
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King Shaft
Keone
Wallace
Gesays
Unitet Verte Peleneen
Clarke's Report Delayed by Data Shortage
City Manager Clarke announces his annual report to the city council cannot be ready this afternoon due to missing data from the water department on year end collections. He plans to depart for Calexico tonight to assume duties as Imperial Valley irrigation engineer in chief, and his report may be completed after the new year. The council meets at 4 o'clock to close business before the new administration.
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Water Department
Clarke
Calexico
Imperial Valley
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