County Day Squad Nets Liquor In Three Anid
Jim Patrikas and Mikas Pantelakia two Greeks and a horse used to haul 48 quarts of whiskey were jailed on a hootlessing charge. Deputies Mella and Duggan arrested them on the street yesterday morning. Patrikas claimed whiskey from a county official and led officers to a residence. A raid with a search warrant found whiskey, demijohns, and other items. No arrests were made at a second address. another warrant was issued for Mercury Street but yielded no contraband.
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Jim Patrikas
Mikas Pantelakia
Jack Mella
John Duggan
Patrikas
P Cial
East Park Street
Mercury Street
Ofivers
Electricians Quit Jobs in the Mines Brief Strike
Some electrical workers at Anaconda Company mines quit work at noon yesterday while others stayed, following a conference between company leaders and the Metal Trades council. The quitters offered no reasons beyond authorization to do so, while other crafts joined a work pause as unions consider the agreement reached with the company and council.
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Anaconda
The
Metal Trades Council
Powder River National Bank receives national charter
Washington August 8 the Treasury Department issued a national charter to the Powder River National Bank of Broadus Montana with a capital of 25000 P C Jensen serves as president and G A Bartholomew as cashier The new bank is based in Broadus and expands national banking presence in Montana Sugar crop short in Louisiana Louisiana cane yield for this year is estimated by the federal crop bureau to exceed 100000 tons above the ten year average Mexican capital claims rise to 21600000 pesos as of August 2 total damages from the Mexican revolution noted. American British and French claims not included
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Washington
Treasury Department
Powder River National Bank
Broadus
Mont
P. C. Jensen
G. A. Bartholomew
Louisiana
Federal Bureau of Crops
Mexico City
Red Cross Worker Arrives From Overseas
J A Sanders of Helena learned his daughter Harriet Sanders, a Red Cross worker, has arrived in New York from France and is bound for Texas. She served at Hyeres hospital in France, the 2,500 bed facility under her direct control, praised as among the finest assignments in the American expeditionary forces. Dr P G Cole of Helena, who also saw service in France, visited her at Hyeres.
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J. A. Sanders
Helena
Butte
Harriet Sanders
New York
France
Texas
Sanders
Red Cross
Mediterranean
Marseilles
Nice
P. G. Cole
Miss Sanders
Hyeres
Cole
Woman Accused of Stealing Money in City Arrest
Police Captain Mike O'Donnell arrested Margaret Martin on a charge of picking Tony Gaylers pockets of 130 dollars cash and a 116 dollar check. Mary Smith and Mrs Nelson were arrested on vagrancy charges. Arrests were made at the Stockholm house at Jena and Wyoming. The Nelsons and Smith were released on 100 dollar bonds. Martin and Gaylers were sent to city jail for the night.
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Mike O'Donnell
Tony Gaylers
Margaret Martin
Mary Smith
Nelson
Stockholm
Jena
Wyoming
Nelsons
Smith
Io Martin
Gaylers
Hoover On Tour Of Investigation
Herbert Hoover, chairman of the interallied relief organization, left for Vienna with Brig. Gen. Harry Handholts for about two weeks to visit Central European capitals and study foods and economic conditions. Meanwhile county commissioners continued hearings on taxpayer complaints about assessed property values, with a decision on the Lutey case postponed until Monday.
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Paris
Associated Press
Herbert Hoover
Interallied Relief Organiaation
Harry Handholts
Vienna
Judge admonishes mother in law case at police court
In a police court session Judge Grimes warned a married woman about interference from her mother and father in law. The case involved Fred Lehtosaari who was arrested on a disturbance complaint by his wife Laur. The judge called it a clear example of too much meddling and dismissed the case after advising the mother to stop interfering and for the wife to honor her vows.
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Fred Lehtosaari
Laur Lehtosaari
Red Lodge
Uage
Grimes
Butte Delegates Named on Train to Bozeman
The official delegates to Montana Elks state convention in Bozeman August 12 13 and 14 will be named on a Northern Pacific train leaving Butte Tuesday morning. Many Butte men plan to attend the athletic carnival in Bozeman which has not held a convention for years and aims to be a glorious event.
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Elks
Bozeman
Butte
Northern Pacific
Sweet Pea
German General Demanded by Allies for Trial
A Copenhagen dispatch quotes Merlin sen that General Kraska of the Kaiser has been demanded by allied authorities to be tried for war crimes. The general is accused of actions causing the deaths of 9,000 prisoners.
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Jondon
Aue
Kras
Kaiser
Copenhagen
Exchange Sraph Company
Merlinsen
Kraska
Two SMPs LAMNt and a Saturday launch of a steel steamer
Two SMPs named LAMNt and another vessel appear in reports with a Saturday event noting the launch of a steel steamer from Australia. The item highlights maritime activity, vessel builds, and a launch milestone.
Cable costs in Seattle amid August estimates
A fragment reports Seattle cable pricing and a Secretary of Commerce furnished estimate. The text notes high costs and six to sixteen estimates from unnamed sources, with references to a pacine Taid under a cost of. Further details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Seattle
Aug
Senaby
Secretary of Commerce
City Warrants Taken At Their Par Value
Warrant payments by Butte merchants and banks at par value mark a first for months as cashing resumes. The mayor’s retrenchment plan and upcoming 1919 taxes due will help cover current expenses and reduce debt from prior administrations per the city auditor.
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Butte
Idh
City sewer work on Clark Street completed
Executors of the Barnard estate volunteered to release the city from judgments already awarded in court. The city also received deeds to property along Quartz and Clark streets after the sewer installation. The action reportedly saves city funds and may avert future litigation.
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Clark Street
Quartz Street
Barnard
Volun
Quarts Streets
Protests to Senate Against Japan Theft
Dr. He K. Kung special Chinese delegate to the peace conference in Washington presents China's protest to United States senators. He is accompanied by Dr. Hsu. The protest opposes Japan's demands on China over Shantung and seeks to influence the conference delegates.
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He K. Kung
Washington
United States
Sen
China
Japan
Shantung
Kung
Hsu
Honeymoon Parties By Automobile Trip
Honeymoons via automobile trips gain popularity as couples set out on journeys to Yellowstone and Glacier parks. The information bureau listed travelers headed to park destinations including J. C. Keplin from Los Angeles, Philip Morris from Seattle, Annie E. Billings from Butte, and others venturing to Yellowstone, Glacier, and Portland with varying party sizes.
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Art Rosenstein
Yellowstone Park
Park
Wonderland
Information Bureau
J. C. Keplin
Los Angeles
Glacier National Park
RS. Brownlie
Colorado
Springs
Col
Marshall
Minn
Long Beach
Al Hoosayn Templars Leave for Imperial Palace Convention
Representatives of the Al Hoosayn temple of the D. C. K. K. Knights of Pythias departed last evening for the Imperial Palace meeting at Peoria Illinois. The Batte n included Floyd F. Johnson Assistant City Clerk Dr Hopkins and Wade J. Steele. The convention runs August 12 to 15 and the group expects a 10 to 14 day absence. The temple with headquarters in Wutte is the only organization of its kind in the state.
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Knights of Pythias
Imperial Palace
Order
Peoria
Ill
Batten
Floyd F. Johnson
DR. Hopkins
Wade J. Steele
al Hoosayn Temple
Promises to Quit Case Dismissed in Police Court
Viola Richards white ana fred Kelly and Arthur Davis negroes were tried on a drug charge. Chief Murphy testified Viola admitted drug use and said she bought from Kelly. She promised to quit and was dismissed. Davis dismissed for lack of proof. Kelly found guilty of selling or attempting to sell and fined $25.
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Viola Richards
Ana Fred
Kelly
Arthur Davis
Yesterda
Murphy
Viola
Warm Springs
Davis
Woman Attorney Granted Honor by Federation
A woman attorney yesterday received an honor from the federation for her standing in the profession. William A. certificate of her status was signed, recognizing her achievements.
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Roscow
Federartion
William
Red Men Close Great Powwow at Butte Gathering
The Improved Order of Red Men held a final session in Butte after a morning working on by laws led by Great Theohoner James T. Rogers. Philipsburg won the bid to host the next council as tie votes were resolved and chiefs elected including Bear Springs great sachem F. Stephens and Anaconda leaders J. Davidson and J. Connelly with Miles City trustee W. Palmer among those chosen for the ensuing year.
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Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Butte
Eagles’ Hall
Pocahontas
Theohoner
James T. Rogers
Philipsburg
Kfouds
Philips
Surg
Incohenee Rogers
JS. Pauley
Tacakon
Joseph Lepke
W. Robinson
Thomas J. Coberly
BR. F. Stephens
Butte Visitors Host Yet Another Packed Day
Numerous residents and out-of-town guests moved through Butte yesterday. Names from Havre Deer Lodge Missoula Helena Livingston Miles City and Billings were spotted visiting venues like the Thornton Acoma and Finlen hotels, with locals from Boulder Gallatin valley and Three Forks also stopping by.
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George Bruges
J. So Ceith
Bryan O'Bryan
Havre
Frank P. Edwards
Tatswanger
Leggat
Iving J. Driscoll
Fletcher
Frank Conley
Vialtorm
Deer Lodge
Vailey
Livingston
Butte
Hi. J. Vicain
Leslie Gilmer
Gallatin Valley
Tom Mayfetd
Madison Y
Nider
MH Milburn
Thornie
Miles City
Lukeena
Thornton
Misa Marfatt
Missoula
Gilbert Olomo
Boulder
Owen O'Neil
Anaconda
C. Amesbury
Af. Lawson
J.T. Bentley
Pinien
HI. Woolman
Acoma
Wise River
Raymond Beresford
A G. Nutting
Theodore J. Klutz
Sheridan
BT. Martin
Lewis H. Krohn
Lemintown
Ferg
Acoms
Ras Baldwin
Helena
D. B. Hollister
Harriet Hollister
Shea Vital
Over
Cap
Frohback
Three Forks
He Mt. Sudson
Mediation Chosen in Brooklyn Transit Strike
New York Aug Public Serv Commissioner Lewis Nixon announced that Lindley Ton, receiver of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit, would serve as mediator in the three day talks to surface and resolve the surface service dispute. The announcement follows a prolonged strike affecting Brooklyn transit operations.
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New York
Lewis Nixon
Lindley’ St Ton
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
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