Dignitaries Hear Address at Montana Pharmacists Meeting
The Montana State Pharmaceutical Association met in the city council chamber for its 10th annual session with President Newbro presiding. Key topics included pharmacy law, enforcement, clerk participation, and a push to curb price cutting by proprietary medicines through retailer and wholesaler cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Pharmaceutical Association
Columbia Gardens
Newbro
S. J. Coffee
Missoula
Frank M. Harrison
W. H. Lightstone
Anaconda
F. A. Werner
Great Falls
Lee Warren
Bozeman
H. M. Parden
Emil Starz
Helena
T. A. Fasselman
E. E. Gallogby
Ths Association
Montana State Pharmaceutical Association
State Board of Pharmacy
Montana State Board
Pharmacy Board
Montana
National Association of Retail Druggists
Butte Druggists Elect Officers and Plan Clerks Dues
The Butte pharmacy trade discussed joining the national association with clerks urged to enroll. An initiation fee of 1 and monthly dues of 1 were set, with half of clerks dues to fund paper writing prize money. New officers were elected: President K E Gallogly, Vice President L G Smith, Secretary S J Coffee, Treasurer F A Werner, with a governor nominee list presented. A banquet at Columbia Gardens followed a long meeting and social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas V. Wooten
National Association
Newbro
Butte
KE. EK. Gallogly
L. G. Smith
S. J. Coffee
F. A. Werner
State Board of Pharmacy
Howard Rockefeller
Gallogly
J. M. Doull
C. B. Hoskings
H. M. Parden
Association
Newhbro
Columbia Gardens
Pretty Little Fishes The Kingfisher That Ate Garden Fishes Met Its End
The Columbia Gardens fountain in the park saw a kingfisher blamed for stealing gold fish. Manager Wharton and staff set a watch after multiple missing fish. A bird swooped, was shot as it dived, and the victim fell dead near the basin ending the thefts.
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Wharton
Columbia Gardens
Hie Acre
Kingflower
Pase
Mr. Wharton
Patrol Wagon Location Set By Police Committee
The police committee decided to place the patrol wagon project under the chief of police with temporary quarters to be secured. Chief Lavelle will choose a central location to minimize order transmission delays and wiring for alarms and lights will be provided by the city. The committee also ruled out a jail matron due to current quarters not accommodating a separate sex confinement and lack of a suitable daytime post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Committee
Lavelle
Casino Theater Closes on Galena Street
The Casino theater on Galena street shuts its doors after Maurice Louis loses the lease to J R Files who vanished after running the house briefly. Bartenders and staff faced unpaid wages as creditors including Centennial brewery And Butte brewery A Pincus J A Murray Hinds Co and ice contractor await payments amid 19 cents in the cash drawer.
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Casino Theater
Galena Street
Health Department
Maurice Louis
J. R. Files
Files
Centennial Brewery
Butte Brewery
Pincus
J. A. Murray, Hind
Griffin Arrested for Disturbing the Peace at East Quarta
J. H. Griffin was arrested late last night on a charge of disturbing the peace at 29 East Quarta street after his wife’s frightened screams drew Officer Walsh. The complaint was made by his wife.
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J. H. Griffin
East Quarta Street
Walsh
Butte Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Forming Board
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Butte forms a board of trustees to pursue incorporation. A city council communication seeks support from police and officials to aid enforcement of animal cruelty laws, citing coursing hare cruelty and anti vivisection concerns. New members are admitted and funds pledged by John Mauldin of Dillon.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
F. Lloyd
J. M. Lewis
H.R. Bartlett
Tev. G. WH. Whitman
Joseph Wetzstein
Butte
Mont
Silver Bow
Kty
Tts
Granville Stuart
H. Rosenzweig
Bernheim
Walkerville
Cincinnati
Justice Harrington's Court Opens Busy Session
Justice Harrington presided over a full docket. Mary Fair was found not guilty of disturbing Mrs. Labeau and discharged. Peter Crizer was convicted of assault in the third degree on Mrs. Jabeau and sentenced. John Milgus faced a deadly weapon charge but disputed the threat. sentence to follow. John Rodney was convicted of assault in the third degree on ex pressman Ducie after a trunk dispute at Florence hotel. Modney to be sentenced next. Patrick Sullivan involvement noted with unresolved matters.
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Jabeau
Mary
Crizer
Thomas Redmond
John Milgus
Milyua
Redmond
Milwus
John Rodney
John Duele
Rodney
Florence
Ducie
Modney
Patrick Sullivan
Discharge Granted For Mayhem Charge On Absence
A charge of mayhem was discharged due to the plaintiff's non appearance, ending the case without a trial.
Assault in Third Degree Arrest of Thomas Seaton
On a complaint from Justice Nichols court quarters Thomas Seaton was arrested for assault in the third degree on Ida Wilson of South Wyoming street who runs a cigar shop. Wilson alleges Seaton roughed her Friday night near Galena street and tried to pull her toward his house. he struck her in the mouth and pleaded guilty with a Friday hearing scheduled. Gertrude Reiehle seven months died yesterday at 1160 W. Silver street. funeral today at 1 30 p m at Mrs. R Kephter’s home.
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Justice Nichols
Quester Ary
Thomas Seaton
Ida Wilson
Miss Wilson
South Wyoming Street
Seaton
Galena Street
Gertrude
August Reiehle
R. Kephter
Silver Street
Wild Scenes in the Hall at Miners Union Meeting
A spirited weekly Miners union session drew about eight members with a public meeting atmosphere as factions clashed over a delegation to a Silver Bow county labor convention. The room split between open public debate and union discipline, ending with 41 delegates chosen for a labor convention.
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Miners Union
Trades and Labor Assembly
Silver Bow County
Meeting House
Toner
Labor
Miners’ Union
Clasrman
Sand Boyd
Donnybrook
Jenny Phelan
Ames
Dial
Controversy Over North Street Widening Affects Paine Monument
New Rochelle plans to widen North Street into an eight foot boulevard three miles long near Copper’s Corners threatening the Thomas Paine monument housed outside the farm wall. Public meeting supported widening though some urged leaving the site intact and Captain George W. Lloyd urged fencing the monument. An outcry spread nationwide with supporters citing eminent domain and Paine’s legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Rochelle
North Street
Rochelle Park
Copper's Corners
White Plains
Westchester County
Thomas Paine
United States
Paine
Michael Dillon
Common Council
George W. Lloyd
Paine Monument
Paines
Lioyd
James J. Davis
Newark
N. J
United States of America
State of New York
Grand Republic of America
War Department
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States of America
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Butte News
E. £. Gallogly
N. Plain St
Butte, Mont
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Fount
Ain
Voller
Bor
Jdohn Mauldin
Dillon
Justice Harrington’s
Barnsley
Spachtel
Courtney
Cash Grocery
Tast Park St. Butte
Shakespeare
Courtney's
Richelieu
America
Ers. Murray & Freund
Dr. McLaughlin
M. A. McLaughlin
Corner First and
Columbia Sts
Seattle
Wash
The
Northwest
New Street
New York
God
Philadelphia Press
A. Augendre
Paris
Newbro Drag Co
W. Park St
Charles Bidg
Denver
Cole
Western Medical
Mrs
Mary Gregovich
Philipsburg
Mary Gregovitch
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