Robbery charge after sandwich vendor claims drugged payment loss
Charles F. Dittel a crippled sandwich wagon proprietor at Main and Mercury streets says he was drugged and robbed of about 300 by four men and two women. Arrests include James McDonald and wife Jenny Doe with another woman, Roy Ett er, J F Kelly and Henry Dwyer charged with robbery or vagrancy as the investigation continues. Le Jeune of Anaconda was in town en route to Great Falls for a visit.
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Charles F. Dittel
Main and
Mercury Streets
Dittel
James McDonald
South Arizona Street
Jennie Doe
Roy"etter
South Main Street
J. F. Kelly
East Mercury Street
Henry Dwyer
South Washington Street
Emmons Holds to Wid Position in Mine Vein Trial
The direct examination of Professor Emmons of the University of Minnesota continued in Judge Bourquin's court. He detailed identification of veins linked to the Pyle Rainbow series, splitting them into northwest fault veins and assigning parts to new veins built by the defense. He presented specimen boxes showing continuous vein structures and described widths from a half inch to two inches. The cross examination by Attorney Grey extended through the day.
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Emmons
University of Minnesota
Bourquin
Grey
Unclear fragments pick up on Mr Emmons selection
Fragmentary text mentions Mr Emmons and references points and identification features but lacks coherent context or complete facts to form a fuller news item.
Junction aritt Mining Lodes Debate Raises Admitted Confluence
A witness discussed a possible convergence of the Pyle and Rainbow lodes on dip near the old decreed junctures within the new workings. He maintained the granite layer between them and noted the separation extended to eleven feet above the junction aritt, affecting interpretations of ore proximity.
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Aritt
Ray Berryman Returns From War Service
Ray H. Berryman of Centervit was discharged from the army at Fort Russell after 27 months overseas. Enlisting June 3, 1917, he served with the engineers in the Second Division and fought in Chateau Thierry, Belleau Wood, Soissons, St. Mihiel and the Argonne. He returned without a wound and was welcomed back by his comrades.
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Ray H. Berryman
Fort Russell
Army
MAnesSTA licenses issued in office of clerk of court
Yesterday in the office of the clerk of court, Clarence J. Hoy of Whelock, N. and Bertha Peck of Butte, Allen Pierce of Alder, Mont., and Carrie Theobald of Butte, Robert George Cates and Agnes De Vine of Butte were licensed.
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Clarence J. Hoy
Whelock, N
Bertha Peck
Butte
Allen’ Pierce
Alder, Mont
Carrie Theobald
Robert George Cates
Agnes de Vine
BORN HOCKING RNuN hN N? No sufficient?
The item reports Miss Josephine Hocking and Kid d B. Born of Butte were married at the bride's mother's home in Colorado, officiated by Rev. J. A Smith. Attendants included Miss Emeline Hocking as maid of honor and Grover C. Born as best man. The couple planned a 30 day trip to Ottawa Kansas before settling in Butte. He had recently returned from two years in France.
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Hocking
Josephine Hocking
Kidd B
Butte
Colorado
J. A Smith
Brig Room
Marel
Emeline Hocking
Grover C. Born
Ottawa
Kan
Born
France
Lithuanians Walk to Market as Patriotism Proof
An editorial in Lietuva argues that walking 15 or 20 miles rather than buying railroad tickets shows patriotism as Lithuanians seek self rule. Polish authorities control railways and require Polish in tickets and dealings, while Lithuanians press for recognition as an independent state with a larger population and greater area.
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Lithuania
Kovno
Lietuva
Europe
Denmark
Switzerland
Belgium and
Holland
Norway
Plan to train workers while paying living wages nationwide
A nationwide plan initiated by Col. Arthur Woods targets 20 000 factory owners to train workers during apprenticeships while paying a living wage. The program seeks to boost productivity, reduce living costs, and create skilled labor pools, with reports of doubled output in some Brooklyn factories. Interested manufacturers are urged to contact 360 Madison Avenue, New York.
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Col
Arthur Woods
Woods
New England
Indore
Brooklyn
Aver Lewners
Tabor
United States
Madison Avenue
New York
Popular music highlights from Victor and Peerless records
A survey of vocal and instrumental selections in Victor and Peerless catalogues. The Sterling trio performs On Lake Champlain while Dear Old Dreamy Honolulu Town appears on the record’s reverse by the Peerless quartet. Charles Harrison offers two sentimental songs Any Place Is Heaven if You Are Near Me and When I Found the Way to Your Heart. The Victor Light Opera company presents tunes from Jack O'Lantern and Leave It to Jane with bright choruses. Pietro contributes melodious overtures Comedy Overture and Trieste Overture on a single record. Vessella's Italian band offers Liszt Lesanne Suite Part IV and Espana with spirited renditions. Two medley marches Ita Airs and Operatic Airs fill out the release on a street-piano record. The Victor Military band steers Hot in the Old Town and The Girls Left Behind Me with robust medleys. Whitehill’s Metropolitan-sounded singing shines on America and John McCormack’s Star Spangled Banner captures wartime spirit.
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Sterling
Lake Champlain
Victor
Honolulu
Peerless
Charles Harrison
Victor Light Opera Company
Jane
Pietro
Trieste
Vietor
Vessella
Rorae
Ispanol
Nedleys
Ita
Tnee Whitehill
America
John McCormack
Victola
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