Man Denies Guilty In Overdrawn Account Case
Dugan, a man arrested yesterday in Butte on overdrawing his account by 19 dollars, denies guilt. Detectives Hates and Sissel describe a cautious custody scene. witnesses claim forged checks and identity concealment. Sheriff Wynne dispatches telegrams from Montana to pursue further leads.
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Alg
Dugan
Oscar Olson
Mandal
Wilton
Ti Winheinine
Tougan
Butte
Strane City
Mpee Uusmiete
Puve Patt
Ny West Broadway
Montana Street
Gree
Glson
Wynne
Montana
Spelling Bee of Old Delights Local Pupils in Event
A quirky spelling bee event drew young students divided into groups from various schools. Winners received novelty prizes while other participants performed songs and solos, with remarks from local officials and teachers.
Ross Foreman of Crew Loses Foot Under Engine
Jonn Noel, foreman of a switching crew in the Butte yards of the Northern Pacific railway, was crushed by a moving locomotive as he stepped aside. His foot was amputated at Murray's Hospital and he will be transferred to Northern Pacific Hospital in Alissonia when feasible. He is 20 years old, married with two children, and resides at 1316 Iowa Avenue. He is reported resting comfortably.
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Jonn
Noel
Butte
Pacific Railway
Font
Welock
Rosa
Murray's Hospital
Pacle
Alissonia
Ross
Imeréled
Iowa Avenue
Amy
Civic Bacteriology Lecture at Li Auditorium
Dr. Thomas J Green lectured on Civic Bacteriology detailing threats to American life from foreign immigration and virulent bacteria. He linked immigration indifference to civilization decline and urged temperance and constitutional prohibition as safeguards.
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Thomas J2. Green
Chigaga
Green
Theft charge over meter tampering at utility plant
May Brett alias Mary Darrett of 2h1 Weat Silver steel was charged by Judge McGowan with theft of electricity by tampering with a meter. Lafore The rout A. Van Dachenhausen, a Dut te Electric Power employee, is the complainant. He must appear before the police judge this morning.
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May Brett
Mary Darrett
Ji Ue Warrinr
McGowan
Lafore
A. van Dachenhausen
Dutte Electyre and Power Company
Hutte Kenne Club Meeting Called For This Evening
Important ngg evext notes a focus on business at the Hutte Kenne club gathering in the city council chambers at 3:30 this evening. All members urged to attend.
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Hutte Ksnne
Admiral Cervera In Critical Condition In Puerto Real
The condition of Admiral Cervera in Puerto Real Spain on April 1 is reported hopeless with him unconscious and unable to take nourishment.
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Puerto Real
Spain
Cervera
Sale of Women's New Spring and Easter Suits
Connell Always Has It for Less argues that Connell’s stock is superior due to partnerships with top makers who share their high standards. The appeal stresses better goods, prices, and service, inviting customers to compare with other stores and recognize quality vendors.
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Connell’s
Connell
Mtn Fike
Butte
COUNT ZEPPELIN LANDS IN MARSH
Count Zeppelin lands in Marsh as crowds cheer the airship above position grounds near the palace. The Regent of Bavaria attends the scene with a royal entourage while a band plays. Thousands gather to witness the aerial voyage and salute the vessel’s approach to the city streets.
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Count Zeppelin
Marsh
Baevaria
Aalitech Court Zeppelin
Fragmented notice hints at policy, industry links
Fragmentary OCR hints at political or regulatory discussion touching on disinflation and production policy with unclear details. Names, dates, or places are unreadable but imply a government or legislative context. The readable bits point to economic debate affecting overproduction and market regulation.
Reporter Detained Then Released By Military Unit
A reporter from a focus panel was detained aboard a Japanese cruiser by a Tatntus squadron officer. Notes indicate he was held at noon and his papers were searched before release. The incident involved the Taylora village detail and the ship’s crew.
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Thonaliny
Faytor
Focus
Des Mik
Slits
Tales of All Fools Day in Butte Exploits Mischief
A sanitized reminiscence of April Fools Day in Butte describing candy pranks, barter and soda shams in saloons, cigar and drink hazards, and local schemes led by figures like Eddie Sachs and Billy Simms. The piece notes humorous deceptions, minor injuries, and community reactions across South Butte, with a focus on the raucous gambling of pranksters and the fallout as April Fools' Day ends.
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Sant
Sachs
Uren
Billy Siming
Simms Entenilly
Laat Secon
Dutelyman's
Servia Accepts Solution Proposed by the Powers
April 1 Aglavade reports that Serb territory and the Austrian Hungarian dispute were settled when Count Margneh delivered the government’s acknowledgement of a peace plan. The note expresses satisfaction at restoring full relations with Serbia. Winnipeg April 1 The Canadian Pacific rail line held a conference on schedules for east and west divisions. Mechanics warned of potential strike as talks continued.
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Aglavade
Austria-Hungary
Seyi
Count Margneh
Diva
Sergia
Winnipeg
Onlelala
Canalian Pacific Railroad
Road
Verfront on Cave Tulse Oklahoma April Shutdown
A four month shutdown from Oklahoma oil operation has been agreed by the Mid-Continent Oil operators. The halt takes effect today and affects the region including Tulse.
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Tulse
Okla
Oklahoma
BUTTE BRIEFS FROM AROUND THE STATE AND REGION
Butte brief items list visitors and residents from Helena Great Falls Dillon Sheridan Madison County and Gallatin County. Notables include Mr and Mrs Ted Keats Ing at 725 North Main. Mra Belway of Dillon a guest at the Miarnte Ki Inn. Hinnkepbater of Great Falls a guest at the Fins Ven Horn. Sheriff TON of Gallatin County at the Bylle. Chari b. Dahtier of Silver Star with business ties in Butte. Whiting superintendent of con v ilption at Milwanker row. W. McPnogall banker and Sheridan visitor. M. Reynolds formerly a sheriff of Gallatin County visiting Butte. Winthrop Thymond and wife returning from Shore Tdnhtary in Bully via Helena after attending stock commissioners board meeting chaired by Mr. Rasmoml of Madison County.
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Ay Ie Poolp
Ninger Af Sheridan
Yon Gu
Tute
Erme
Helena West Wicisas
Ay McDonald
Great Fatty
Ge Smith
Feson
Thie Bulle Font
Georga Te Kellogs
Momtalinn
Buest
Hutte
Witt
Witt Paeiflesenout
Belway
Dillon
Lin Isubte
Ki. Hinnkepbater
Great Falls
Butte
Fins Ven
Horn
Ted Keats
Nocth Main Street
Var
Marcel
Ton
Gallatin County
Bylle
Boxerian
Chari B. Dahtier
Silver Star
Belookiig
Huttell
Whiting
Milwanker Row
McPnogall
Emut
Sheridan
Madison County
I. M. Reynolds
Aherite
Lozemima
Deer Lodge
Winthrop Thymond
Shore
Bully
Helens
Rasmoml
Board of Stock Commissioners of
Montana
Pranks and Mayoral Candidate Feud On April Fools Day
A daylight parade near South Main street featured many children and workers enjoying the afternoon, while onlookers teased Charles Negina, a Democratic mayoral candidate, with a prank that began before dawn and included a comical phone exchange. The scene ended with a tense rebuke as the caller demanded who spoke, recalling the time of year and the mischief of April.
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South Main Street
Emmy
Lin Wyter Plug
Charles Negina
Nexing
Central
Nevin Pyrow
Hin Bend
College Band Begins Its Tour of the State
The regimental band of the college prepares to tour the state starting tomorrow with a noon departure. Concerts planned for Livingston Bly Timber Villings Porayth Miles City and a final stop at Dilton before returning to Bozeman for Easter. Led by Prof Louis Howard the band will be accompanied by the mandolin choir and a printed programme with college information.
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Standard
Rotowan
Miles City
Unis
Bozeman
Dilton
Louis Howard
Le Beau Makes Scaffold Test
Continued from Page One. The weight and height were measured for the execution device. The murderer, fearing his fate, comments on becoming famous. Special equipment was prepared for this hanging and Sheriff W. M. O’Connell will spring the trap at the scheduled time.
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LE Beau
Ife
Sherrif W. MW. O'Connell
Creditors to Foreclose Mortgage on Morse Home
New York creditor John E Berwind seeks foreclosure on a $350,000 mortgage against Charles Morse and Ara Clemence Morse for their Fifth Avenue residence. The loan originated in October 1907 during the panic era, with Berwind's lawyers saying Morse urged the suit hoping for a higher eventual sale price.
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New York
Ayiil i
John E. Berwind
Charles 4. Morse
Ara Clemence C. Morse
Fifth Avenue
Berwind
Morse
Students inspect bridges on Gal-Jalin County roads
About a dozen civil engineering students from the state college left on April 1 to inspect bridges throughout Gal-Jalin County. The juniors and seniors rode horses under the supervision of assistant professor R. D. Kneale as part of their regular course work.
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Bazeman
Gal- Jalin County
Fraf
R. D. Kneale
Asesistant
Une
Constitutional ruling upholds state insurance limit
In New York on April 1 the state supreme court declared constitutional the provision limiting an insurance company to write at least 150 million dollars in a single year. Justice Taelice O Gorman presided as the ruling was announced from the courtroom.
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New York
Indurange
Taelice O'Gorman
New York Statn Supreme Court
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Alg Dugan
Arnestro Hee
Enarn
Mieke
Hoane
Irlenner
S. DoAdmiltn
Ina
Rotat
Snl
Ami
Eigith Anid Ail
Peart and Port
Kinney
Washington Schaah
Fcs
Seeie
Pred Kramer
Die Gurfield School
Towar
Hall
Joe Sullivan
St. Patrick's Parochial School
Hye
Banelsll
Pico
Unodman Afgttelon
Webster School
Risber Il Vision
Powardeal
Mins Senate Auiden
Orville Outry
Power Company
W. B. Morgan
Temceial Navigatory
Bon Bony
Xwear
Muller
Cowson
Sweden
Bnt
Jokera
Mddie Sacha
South Butte
Iater
Servia
Lees
Maurice Severin, Ernestine and
Ferdinand
Kilda
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