Roosevelt Planed Open Air Address From Butte Courthouse
Final preparations for Franklin D. Roosevelt Democratic vice presidential visit to Butte were completed with the arrival of 8. T. Early of Washington D C to finalize speaking tour routes and programs. Roosevelt will speak from the courthouse steps at 10 am after breakfast with state officials, then attend picnics in Anaconda and Deer Lodge before an 8 pm rally in Helena and a Thursday stop in Coeur d Alene Idaho and Spokane Washington.
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National Party
Hardcastle to Speak to Montana Municipal League
Hardcastle of Butte will address the Montana Municipal League at its Great Falls convention September 23 to 25. He will respond to the welcome by Mayor Newman and prepare a report on the February county officials meeting at Miles City for the league executive committee.
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Great Falls
Ernest’ Hardcastle
Butte
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Montana
Mile City
League
President Kelley champions safety campaign at Emma mine event
President C F Kelley of the Anaconda company lauds the Emma mine in the Butte area for its accident-free period shared with the Alice mine. He stresses the safety first campaign, praise for miner cooperation, and the spread of first aid training among workers and communities.
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Emma
Butte
Kelley
Alice
C.F. Kelley
No Accidents Drive Honors Mine Emma Wins Pennant
In a community safety drive begun July 15 1920 miners from several districts competed to reduce injuries. The Emma mine with over 1600 shifts led none underground and earned the pennant for top performance amid strong rivalries from West Colusa and Black Rock.
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Emma
Enuma
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Black Rock
Woman Injured by Falling Bricks In Tacoma
Miss Genevieve Melean, bookkeeper at Melean Moving and Storage, was buried beneath bricks when a cat on a siding toppled into the building. She suffered a scalp wound and bruises. The accident occurred at dawn as bricks showered the area. Local authorities investigated the odd cause of the collapse.
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Tacoma
Auk
Genevieve Melean
Vine “Melean Moving’and Storage Company
Streight
Moonshine cases heard in Butte City Court
Assistant City Attorney Charles Juttner described John Doe as irrepressible amid two bootlegging cases in Butte police court. Harry Kemmer faced four quarts of whiskey found in an alley and claimed it was for personal use, while Walsh Russus and Pappas admitted buying whiskey from Walsh.
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Charles Juttner
Butte
Lake Avoca
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Nick Russus
Jack Pappas
South
Arizona Street
Kemmer
John Doe
Walsh
Rassus
Pappas
Bo McDonald
McDonald
Russus
Court Fines Three in Butte Whiskey Case
In Butte, a man trusted four quarts of whiskey only under guard and key. Sus and Pappas denied arresting officer statements. The court fined each defendant $25.
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Butte Water Safe As Typhoid Cases Decline
The county health office reports a second typhoid case linked to Idaho travelers, but Butte city water shows no typhoid germs. Dr. P H L McCarthy notes seasonal vegetation in water but finds it harmless and urges continued vigilance as a third patient shows symptoms.
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Robbery charge leads to arrest of two men
John Pappas and Nick Russus were charged with robbery after Peter, who reported a $182 loss, identified them to the Murphy chief. Compton described Pappas selling moonshine in a South Arizona Street house, then striking him with a blunt object before the theft was discovered.
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Nick Russus
Murphy
Peter
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Arizona Street
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Bartender Bound Over To Federal Court In Liquor Charge
James Sallis a bartender at the Coliseum bar on South Montara Street was bound over to the United States district court after a hearing before Commissioner Ellen yesterday. His bonds were fixed at $200.
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Ol Coliseum
Montara Street
United States District Court
Ellen
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