Butte Clean-Up Drive Set To Start Thursday
Butte announces a six district annual clean-up campaign running from Thursday, ending May 18. J J Sullivan, street commissioner, directs sanitation inspectors and Fire Chief Martin’s crews to visit each district on scheduled days to enforce health and fire codes. Residents must clear filthy cellars, attics, backyards, barns and sheds and place garbage at the rear or curbside for wagon collection. Districts span from May 2 to May 18 with specified boundaries and dates.
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Butte
J. J. Sullivan
Martin
Kley
Great Northern
Main Street
Washington Street
Silver Bow Creek
Great Northern Tracks
Sliver Bow Creek
Elty
Blackjack costs for three players at Moonlight saloon
Steve Green John McKenzie and Otto Pettikoryas were convicted in police court yesterday of playing blackjack in the Moonlight saloon and each was fined ten dollars. Sam Puich received twenty dollars for reckless driving. BP Berglund paid ten dollars for frame regulation violations on Harrison avenue. Edward Miller and Anna Jordan were fined ten dollars each for city vagrancy. Henry Burns and A B Kinkle were assessed five dollars each for disturbances. John Dema and Jennie Doe were sentenced to ten days in jail for a day party in a cabin Saturday.
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Steve Green
John McKenzie
Otto Pettikoryas
Sam Puich
BP. Berglund
Harrison Avenue
Edward Miller
Anna Jordan
Henry Burns
A.B. Kinkle
John Dema
Jennie Doe
Damages Sought After Car Accident Death
Werner Nissita, administrator of Matt Korpl estate, sues streetcar company for 20000 damages over Korpl death. Alleged overcrowding caused him to stand on front platform. near a sharp curve the car struck, throwing him onto a trestle where he fractured his skull and died the next day.
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Werner Nissita
Matt Korpl
Korpl
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Tess
Centerville News Letter From Front Soldiers
Private Ernest Crewe writes from army service camp that he is well and awaiting the chance to move closer to the front while praising American supplies. Gordon Vivian, overseas, recalls rough awakenings by sentries, gas orders, and noting rats interrupting sleep. He mentions mud exposure vermin and welcomes a Baseline bath after frost line service. Jim Casey returns from Seneca shipyards and Mrs Kate Noonan of West Center Street is reported sick.
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Centerville
Ernest Crewe
Army Service Corps
Gordon Vivian
American Ar Overseas
T. J. Bennett Company
Frost Line
Jim Casey
Sen
Kate Noonan
West Center Street
Aickst
Russian counter revolution rumors rock Petrograd
London reports cited by Aftonbladet and Associated Press describe a new Russian government denouncing the Litovsk treaty with Germany and pursuing an independent pact while rumors persist that Grand Duke Alexei could be emperor and that Estonia borders the Gulf of Finland extending to near Petrograd. German siege guns head toward Paris from Dusseldorf via Maastricht for bombardment.
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Russia
London
Petrograd
Co Hagen
Th Litovsk
Germany
Preas
Stockholm
Alexie
Esthenia
Gulf of Finland
Gulf of Riga
William
Esthonia
Amsterdam
Shade
Dusseldorf
Paris
Les Nouvelle
Maastricht
Man Leaves Wife to Return to England in Turbulent Divorce Fight
Annie Irene Olin testified via interpreter that John Erick Olin drank constantly and suffered delirium tremens, fighting imagined intruders at home. She secured a divorce, custody of their child, and $20 monthly support. court allowed visitation under proper conditions. Several other divorces were granted: James W. Dur a returned to England after two years of marriage. Mary E. Durden and Hannah Rebecca Mudrack also received decrees. Alimony requests were denied in these cases.
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Butte
England
Annie Irene
Olin
John Erick Olin
James W. Dura
Mary E. Durden
Lynch
Red Lodge
Durden
Hannah Rebecca Mudrack
Michael
Gabriel “Mudrack
Colorado
Mudrack
Pearl Doherty
Robert Doherty
Annie Francis
Mike Francis
Durham
American Tobacco Company
United Land
Threats escalate as divorce case lacks child custody
Legal filing notes a husband threatening fatal harm with an iron piece in a divorce action where no child custody is involved. The fragment hints at a unique case modifier with no children. Further details are unreadable in the source.
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Inet
Police Obtain Defense Orders From Montana Council of Defense
Chief Murphy received printed orders from Charles D. Greenfield secretary of the council. The documents include manpower directives requiring able bodied men to work five days weekly and a state law prohibiting stealing rides on railroad trains.
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Montana Council of Defense
Murphy
Charles D. Greenfield
Greenfield
Suit Seeks Return of Household Goods and Flag
Edith Reed and Mary Theriault sue Jones Transfer Co to recover possession of described household furniture and an American flag valued at 918 dollars. They claim wrongful withholding and ask for return with damages. a 100 dollar reward is offered for proving best mainsprings and jewelry repairs with a one year guarantee.
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Edith Reed
Mary Theriault
Jones ‘Transfer Company
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Charles Frohman
Otis
Skinner
Mister Antonio
Booth Tarkington
New York American
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