Arrest warrants issued in man’s overdose death case
Deputy Mullin identified the body of Thomas Jackson a Bitter Root valley resident who died from morphine and cocaine poisoning in an apparent drug bid to rob him. Eddie Booth a drug user was captured after attempting to sell a coat linked to Jackson. Five hours after arrival at hospital Jackson died. authorities arrested a dozen others tied to the dope operation. Jackson’s brother works as an engineer on the Northern Pacific out of Wallace Idaho.
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Mullin
Deer Lodge
Thomas Jackson
Bitter Root Valley
Jackson
Yibfound
Possi C.H. Horst
P.M. McCarthy
Eddie Booth
East Park Street
Joe Negina
Main Street
Booth
John Prettyboy
Butte
Wallace
Idaho
Government Chiefs Indorse This Book
Government leaders praise Frederic J. Yale’s The American Government as a patriotic public service. The Standard notes widespread home and school introductions, huge demand, and no adverse criticism as distribution at cost expands. Public support grows in city and beyond.
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Frederic J. Y
Theovernment
The
Standard
Awarded School Supply Contract To Local Firm In Butte
A large school equipment contract was awarded Tuesday by the Butte school board supply committee to B. E. Calkins for high and grammar schools. The winning bid cited prompt delivery and price as key factors. Also noted are vaudeville circuit ads and a court case where Fred Heater was found guilty of assault and distur bance, fined fifty dollars and jailed for twenty five days. A citizen writes about beautifying Butte and feeling his efforts go unappreciated.
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Hencekins
Butte School Board
B. E. Calkins
Fred Heater
J. A. Elliott
South Dakota Street
Beautifying Hutte Lacks Peace as Yard Disruptions Persist
A Butte subscriber relates ongoing yard vandalism on Antimony Street including children trampling flowers, wax dumping, and a confrontation with a neighbor after installing a lock. The note ends with a worn sentiment about small homes facing ups and downs in beautifying their property.
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Antimony Street
Butte
Rev J J Dalton Seriously Ill At Murray Hospital
The Rev J J Dalton pastor of Central Presbyterian church is seriously ill at Murray hospital after being hurried from his home on Sit East First Street yesterday morning His condition is dangerous Ballatones. He underwent an operation several weeks ago and has been in poor health for three months Doctors say it may take days to determine the exact nature of his ailment and a second operation may be necessary.
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J. J. Dalton
Central Presbyterian Church
Murray Hospital
East First Street
Yester
Dalton W
Under Two Flags at the American film show
The Ouida tale Under Two Flags draws fame as a photoplay featuring a vivandière Cigarette and a French army setting in Algeria. The production stars a colossal cast and offers lavish scenes and costumes. It plays at the American for three days with Indian Summer as a companion feature and a lively musical program.
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Ouida
Vivandiere
Algeria
France
Terope
Cigarette
Siedi
Ishmat
Triumph
Fines totaled over one dollar in police court July
Police Magistrate Booker will finish July’s report showing fines amounting to 1.80 with most collected from gambling defendants. A new daily special train runs from Butte to Gregson and Anaconda with evening departures and returns. The Columbia Gardens supper for Emmanuel Presbyterian’s Ladies Aid was postponed to this evening.
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Booker
Fnes
Butte, Anaconda
Columbia Gardens
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Fire chief fires probationary firefighter after shoe theft
Fire Chief Sanger discharged William O Neil after catching him with a sack of shoes in city hall alley. O Neil lived at 1123 West Granite street and had been on probation five months in the department.
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William O'Neil
Sanger
O'Rourke
City Hall
O'Neil
Barney Lavelle
West
Granite Street
Duncan
Mayer Store Ad Promotes Pleasure of Doing Business
An advertisement extols Mayer store for combining pleasure with profit. It claims universal praise and emphasizes savings, urging customers to visit the address at 23 West Pair.
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Mayer
Stockmen Charged With Enclosing Public Land
Special Dispatch Helena July 31 Ingersoll of Custer county and Grover K Thompson Frank McKinney John H Caddel and C C Rouscup of Ronbud county face federal charges for fencing public land and withholding pasture value. Court seeks accounting and removal of fences with potential U S marshal action if ignored.
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Helena
F Ingersoll
Custer County
Grover KE. Thompson
Frank McKinney
John H. Caddel
C. C. Rouscuip
Ronbud County
J. W." Freeman
Ingersoll
Havin
Caddel
Thompson
McKinney
Unite States
Marahas
Cremation Request Tied to Milas Fleming Case
Detroit July 31 The prosecuting attorney continued the investigation into the July death of Milas Elizabeth Fleming which led to arrests of Annette Hall Antona her husband Rexander Antona and their nephew Angio Will Fleming willed about 18 100 to Mrs Antona The death certificate cites intestinal trouble and the physician says no foul play The body was cremated immediately after death at the written request of Milas Fleming.
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Detroit
Milas Elizabeth Fleming
Annette Hall
Antona
Rexander Antona
Angio
Mite Fleming
Justice Department to Represent House Managers in Archbald Impeachment
Washington July 31 Attorney General Wickersham designated Wrisley Brown as special counsel for the managers of the house in the impeachment trial of Judge Archbald. It marks the first time the department of justice will be represented in an impeachment. Brown was assigned to investigate the case when the charges were submitted to the interstate commerce commission.
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Washington
Wickersham
Wrisley Brown
Archbald
Department of Justice
Brown
Strike by Brooklyn dressmakers over profanity at factory
In New York on July 6 four girls from a Brooklyn dressmaking factory formed part of a union walkout protesting foremen and male workers using profanity. They aim to spark further strikes to push for a rule requiring respectful conduct. a meeting is planned at Boucher's hall on Thursday night August 1 at 8 o'clock.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boucher's Hall
Cronin Gets Limit In Gambling Case
The gambling case against John J. Cronin, East Granite street saloon keeper, was disposed of quickly in police court yesterday. Judge Booker stated the court would try gambling cases within the city or within three miles. Cronin was fined 300 dollars with a 100 dollar bond, and he gave notice of appeal. Authorities noted Cronin’s location straddles the city line, with the card room inside the city.
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John J. Cronin
Granite Street
Meyer
Booker
Cronin
The Clothery announces annual suit sale in Butte
The Clothery at 31 North Main Street starts its twice yearly suit sale this morning. Over 400 suits, originally priced between 25 and 80 dollars, are cut to 13 and 5 dollars, and up to 60 dollars worth suits reduced to 25 dollars. New season styles, including light and heavy weights, with many fully lined woolens, available for early buyers.
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Crotnery
Butte
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