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Show After many moons of surmises and conjectures, word has finally come out that Augustus Heinze has lost control of the Ohio Copper company, which has passed to a syndicate of New York, Boston and western capitalists. The final disposition of this property has long been a mooted question to those interested in financial matters. Ever since the "slump" of last fall, when Heinze was hit so hard, and following fol-lowing which, not necessarily as an after-result, but more as an after-part, after-part, came the general depression in industrials and stocks. That Mr. Heinze was hit harder than the general public knew was surmised, sur-mised, but it was hoped that his Utah holdings would not be affected. That the change of ownership will have any effect on the policy of the company is not at this time apparent, but the general assumption is that some important changes arc scheduled. |