Raid on Still Netting Huge Haul Cracks Bootlegging Ring
Federal agents report the largest and best built still seized in this region was captured at 3 am Monday by Lieutenant Dwyer and Detective Larkin at 1605 Casey Street. The raid yielded moonshine, 15 barrels of mash, and a copper still with worm and accessories. A man named Frazier alias Jones James was arrested after visiting city hall to claim a car linked to the case. The owner of the house and her daughters deny the arrestee’s connection, while children and witnesses corroborate sightings near the residence. Police also seized two jugs on Front Street, and four men were arrested on South Arizona Street for transferring whiskey to a stage. the car was later claimed by Frazier. Federal agents Mann and Burns will join a preliminary US hearing.
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Dwyer
Larkin
Casey Street
Muaren
Frazier
Jones
James
Rodda
Front Street
Arizona Street
Philipsburg
Mann and
Burns
Tture
Char
United States
van Eten
Langford Thompson Fight Ends In Four Round Draw
Sam Langford of Boston and Jack Thompson of Philadelphia fought one round to four in Tulsa Oklahoma. The bout was the opening match in an elimination series for the $1500 belt offered by Billy McClain promoter for the Negro heavyweight championship of the world.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sam Langford
Boston
Jack Thompson
Philadelphia
Billy McClain
Electricians Back To Former Positions At Great Falls
Aug 4 through 4 compromise ended Saturday night with electricians employed by the Montana Power company at Great Falls returning to work this morning. A bolt killed Mrs. Chas Robers of Perina, Mont, who was struck by a light abbot. Mel Coogan of Brooklyn beat Johnny Dundee of New York in an eight round bout at Jersey City Mill.
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Great Falls
Montana’ Power Company
Bolt
Woma
Missoula
Mre
Chas Robers
Perina
Mont
Lights
Jersey City Mill
Jersey City
N. J
Mel Coogan
Brooklyn
Johnny Dundee
New York
Reward Offered for Conviction of Home Bomber
Federal, county and city officers press to arrest and convict the bomber who wrecked the Lawler home injuring Oscar Lawler and his wife. Rewards total 22,500 with Los Angeles city and officials pledging funds. Governor Stephens adds 1,000. The case ties to McNamara dynamiting era and radical plots. investigators pursue two suspected I. W. W. members in Imperial Valley. Mrs Lawler improving slowly. Oscar Lawler remains critical but stable.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Oscar Lawler
United States
Palmer
Department of Justice
Imperial Valley
Snyder
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
The
State
Los Angeles Examiner
Irvin Dingie
Lawler
Los Angeles Board of Super
Sacramento
Stephens
Trail registration figures across routes from Seattle to Glacier
Report lists thirty registrants at trail headquarters, with participants from Seattle, Butte, Daly, Pennsylvania, Great Falls, and Glacier region. Mentions multiple party lines and travel toward Daly and Angan areas. Keeps focus on registration totals and regional origins.
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Seattle Butte
Tn Daly
Pennsylvania
Os “Ang
Great’ Falls
Pati
Butte Soprano at Rialto Today and Tomorrow
Mrs. O Lee Shoemaker, a talented Butte soprano, performs two vocal sessions at the Rialto theater today and tomorrow, presenting an after prologue to the feature film The Unpardonable.
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Butte
Rialto
O'Lee
Butte Sopr
Rialto Theater
Meeting Highlights Leprosy Island Talk at Hibernia Hall
The Society of the Friends of Irish Freedom held a Centerville gathering featuring Rev. P. J. O'Reilly who recently visited Molokai Hawaii, the leper colony. Judge J. J. Lynch chaired as O'Reilly described the inmates, colony conditions, and medical facts about leprosy and prevention.
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Society of the Friends of Irish Freedom
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
P. J. O'Reilly
Molokai
Hawaiian Island
J. J. Lynch
Father O'Reilly
Northwest farmers seek large loans in Northwest
Spokane reports from D G O Shea president of the Federal Land Bank that since May 1917 to July 31 24 937 farmers in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana applied for loans totaling about 52 million dollars. Of these 13 197 loans were granted and 33 020 160 dollars were lent while roughly 12 000 applications were withdrawn.
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Spokane
Wash
Federal Laid Bank
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
D. G. O'Shea
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France
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East Park Street
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West Broadway
DR. Davis
Owsley Block Park
Mammoth Plant
South Side
California
Justice Department
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TRAIL
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Islan
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Father Collette
St. Patrick
Father Taylor
Sacred Heart Church
Prius Cronin
San Francisco
Father
Undertakers
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Hale Hamilton
Major Allen
Pathe News
Screen Magazine
Everybody's Grocery
North Main Street
Alaers
Hills
Batavia
Swift
Sherman & Reed
Sam R. White
Joseph Richards
Howe
Daly Shea Company
B. Park
Funenal Directors
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AFA
J. Walsh CO
Larry Duggan
Undertaker
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Montana St
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SANS
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Main
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