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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Hudson 2G.B., chairman and editor in chief. J. C. Erickson 2G.B., editorial chairman. L. A Carhart 2G.B. managing editor: R. B. Faut 2G.B., photographic editor: P. B. Stovin 2G.B. business manager...
...permissible, therefore, to point with prosperous pride to the industry as a whole. And. as everyone knows the greatest single unit in the copper industry is the mammoth Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Chief of producers, chief (through the controlled American Brass Co.) of manufacturers, Anaconda's assets top $500,000,000. With prices mounting to profit-making levels, with an effective Copper Export Association to relate supply to demand. Anaconda looked, last week, towards record sales, record profits...
...mighty Anaconda itself which carried the Carson case, last August, to the U. S. Supreme Court. Chief Counsel Charles Evans Hughes argued earnestly that side-charging furnaces had been used before the Desert Rat won his patents. Dubious, the Magna Copper Co. of Ari zona did not wait for the decision, settled last fortnight with Carson's backers for $75,000 and an arrangement for future use of the patents. And last week, the Supreme Court briefly denied Anaconda's petition. Holding the battle at length won. the Carson Investment Co. announced that only the labor of accounting...
...battle for the governorship was the chief issue, last week, between the two factions. Clark is supporting Republican Wellington D. Rankin. Anaconda aids the campaign for re-election of Governor John E. Erickson, Democrat. Clark's Free Press exulted, last week, when Candidate Rankin spurned the "Aid of a Kept Press as Kiss of Death." Anaconda's Standard headlined: MUNCHAUSEN A PILLAR OF TRUTH COMPARED TO CLARK. Listed in the story were 6 "major, frenzied, malicious Clark lies." The sixth was "the statement made daily by the Clark newspaper that it is devoted solely to the interests...
Communications. Mighty are the four chief U. S. communication companies (Radio, I. T. & I., A. T. & T., Western Union). Mightier still would be a combination of any two of them. But under the White Act, U. S. cable and radio companies may not merge. Surprising, piquant, therefore, was the admission of President Newcomb Carlton of Western Union last week, that he had conferred with Chairman of the Board Owen D. Young of Radio Corp., the subject being a possible, desirable merger...