Judge denies special jury in gambling cases
In district court Judge Donlan refused Attorney Carroll's request for a special jury to try defendants including Thomas Harney Walter Taonard C W Lakin Louie Clemens Peter Naughton and C C Rosson later corrected to Columbus Weir. Bond set at $2000 per case with options for cash or property bonds. Defendants plead not guilty and await further proceedings as the court declines expedited jury service. Coffey and Carwallora John won arraigned on robbery charges with next plea date set. Mrs. M Fitzpatrick and M Rocheleau plead not guilty to gambling device violations. A delay in the Simon family litigation hearing was agreed pending further motion actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Carroll
Department No. 3
District Court
Donian
Thomas Harney
Walter Taonard
C. W. Lakin
Louie Clemens
Peter Naughton
C. C. Rosson
Columbus Weir
Carroll
Donlan
Wut
Butte
Fa Coffey
Cariwallora John
Johnson
Abdullah Kasin
Abdullah
Coffey
Joe Mitchell
Atch
Sritchell_ om
M. Fitzpatrick
Ten Mile House
M. Rocheleau
Henderson
Simon
Nevel
Butte Plan Aims To Unify City For Harmony
Two young men in Butte outline a movement to unite citizens and reduce strife. They seek a central Concord Center open to all creeds, pledging only sincere effort toward greater harmony. A public meeting at Napton Hall on Granite Street is planned for Aug. 6 to explain the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Cons Sond
Concord Center
Amd
Butte Woman Delegate to Educational Congress
Gov S V Stewart appoints Mrs Robert C Logan colored as Montana delegate to the eighth annual Negro National Educational Congress in Chicago August 16 to 21 Mrs Logan a noted graduate and piano teacher at Curry College Miss Maye Carman returns from Missoula where she attended the university summer school Carman visited Mr and Mrs Dan Grimt at Hillcrest farm near Beuart and was accompanied home by Elizabeth Grimeh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. V. Stewart
Robert C. Logan
Montana
National Educational Congress
Chicago
Logan
Curry
Maye Carman
Missoula
The
University
Miss Carman
Dan Grimt
Hillcrest Farm
Beuart
Elizabeth Grimeh
Crops in East Suffer From Rain and Heat
Judge J J McHatton returned from Illinois noting extensive corn crop damage in the east due to heat and heavy storms. Wheat crops look promising while oats and corn suffered from untimely rains. In Keokuk a new 36 million dollar electric light and power plant was shown, featuring a concrete dam across the Mississippi and generating 150000000 horsepower feeding St Louis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minoix
Great Corn Belt
J. J.mchatton
Illinois
Chicago
McHatton
Keokuk
Butte
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Davenport
Burlington
Ann. McHatton
Mount Sterling
Til
Probate matters continue in Peris estate hearing
In district court yesterday the hearing on petitions in the estate of the late George Peris continued by three weeks for Olive Sullivan who claims to be the common law wife and is confined in hospital with wounds from Peris death. A petition by Mrs John A Davis resulted in letters of administration granted for the estate of John A Davis with about 780 dollars cash and other personal property to be managed and a 1500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peri
Donicia Peris
Olive Peris
Olive Sullivan
Peris
Geegan
John A Davis
Maury
John A. Davis
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