Boys in Juvenile Court Face Reform School Sentences
Two boys aged 2 and 14 were charged with snatching a purse on North Washington Street and pleaded not guilty in juvenile court. They were found guilty and given reform school terms, suspended on parental plans. A third boy failed to appear and a 14 year old girl pled guilty to incorrigibility. A colored boy admitted theft at Crowley & Walsh, returning part of the money. others were convicted for breaking into a carpenter shop and a house, with sentences or suspensions as ordered.
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North Washington Street
Lynch
County Industrial School
Reformatory
Crowley & Walsh
East Broadway
South
Wyoming Street
Harvard Street
Man sings to witness in police court disturbance case
William Rogers testified in police court about singing on Mrs Burns porch and a brick thrown after an argument. Burns described Rogers as frequently drunk at the cabin and threatening with a knife. Rogers denied intent to harm but admitted tension and later disputes. Burns fined ten dollars. Louie Hansen faced jury trial after disturbance arrest. Knieval paid ten for speeding, Leggatt Koch Wise Pasco forfeited ten bonds. Jim Jennings charged with bootlegging assessed unknown fine.
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Rogers
Grimes
A. J. Knieval
Gus Leggatt
William Koch
Walter Wise
Howard Pasco
Jim Jennings
Use Mercorized Wax For Healthier Skin
The article argues skin must breathe and perspire to stay healthy. It warns cosmetics clog pores and promotes mercorized wax as a cleansing, pore-unclogging treatment to reveal a natural complexion. It also offers a saxolite wash lotion to remove wrinkles and maintain a fresh look.
Wilson to Speak in Butte Tonight at Empress Theater
Harry L. Wilson of Billings, Republican candidate for Montana governor, will address voters tonight at the Empress theater in Butte. Campaign manager Joseph A. Hanlon says Wilson is gaining support statewide and could win Eastern Montana. A brief sketch notes Wilson’s Illinois birthplace in 1879, early study and law career, Miles City roots, and rise to Billings county attorney before his 1912 gubernatorial nomination.
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Billings
Empress Theater
Miles City
Harry L. Wilson
Butte
Joseph A. Hanlon
Montana
Wilson
Hanlon
Butte Mines
Empress
Charles R. Leonard
Mr. Hanlon
Illinois
Lanark
Iowa
Kansas
C. M. Middleton
Leavenworth
Sidney Sunner
Milbourne
O. F. Goddard
Judge Nichols
Iowa District Bench
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Bryan
Chicago
Cow
Disturbance in Three Languages Heard in Butte Court
In Butte police court Mrs. Grebene, of 1751 Oregon avenue, was fined $10 after a disturbance charge. Witnesses, including Mrs. Kuss and Zolleneck, described a multilingual quarrel at Grebene's home over a car owned by Mrs. Grebene and Zolleneck.
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Butte
Wilson Defeated Despite Split Republican Montana Vote
The Montana race saw a Republican split leave Wilson, an unknown candidate, narrowly defeated by about 2100 votes. Those who heard Wilson speak praised him as among the West's best orators.
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Lican
Montana
Wilson
West
Divorce Complaint Filed Over Desertion in Salmon Idaho
Albert A. Bilberg filed for divorce alleging desertion by his wife Betty Bilberg. The couple married in Tennessee in 1906 and two children, one adopted, are with the mother in Salmon Idaho. Judge Lamb signed a decree of divorce with Ethel V. Clark as plaintiff and William A. Clark as defendant on non support grounds.
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Betty Bilberg
Albert A. Bilberg
Salmon
Idaho
Tennessee
Lamb
Ethel V. Clark
William A. Clark
Drug Traffic Probe Involving Police In Butte
In the wake of the deaths of Al Kerrigan and James McAlena in a South Arizona street cabin, police rounded up several individuals in Butte on vagrancy charges. Chief Murphy testified against Robert Fields and his wife, who were fined ten dollars each, while others faced fines or dismissals for related offenses.
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al Kerrigan
James McAlena
Arizona
Butte
Kerrigan
McAlena
Robert Fields
Murphy
Fields
Red” Williams
Oliver McManus
McManus
T. Perry
East Park Street
James Brennan
J. Brimacombe
Brennan
Virst Hand Information from Helena Independent
Quote captures a skeptic view urging cautious reporting on Russia. Phrase notes American readers rushing to judgment and seeking readings on “The Truth About Russia.” Reflects editorial stance on foreign coverage and public sentiment.
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Russia
Uncle Sam
Helena
Market Prices for Fruit Keywords and Weights
A compact listing of fruit prices and weights including bananas per pound pears at two pounds per unit Gravenstein apples and peaches priced at 2.20 per crate and 0.25 per pound listing multiple weights and costs in a single OCR fragment.
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Ind
Northern University
State Central Committee
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Hennessy
Hills Bros
White House
Lyon
Montana Ranch
Royal Blend Coffee
Akes
e.dLhoc Baskets
South Main
Rialto
S the Matter With
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Wilson-for-Governor Club
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