Gemmell Held in the Guardhouse After Yellowstone Arrest
In Yellowstone Park Gemmell, part of a party touring with Michael, was arrested for possessing whiskey while his friends tried to assist him. A message warned officers about Gemmell, and the incident followed reports of erratic behavior and prior attempts to evade authority. The guardhouse entry notes a caution about alcohol restrictions in the park.
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Joshers
Crash
Guirdhouse
Michael H
Walsh
Gemmell
Floster Bill Gemmell
Wic
Major Frettux
Lert
His Irish Brogue Wins Clemency in the Court
A pleasant Irish barr on the f Jones Moran won clemency in the police court yesterday afternoon. Moran and Thomas Jones were arrested Monday after an attempt to pass a dubious check. Moran gave a straightforward story of his involvement and received a discharge with a warning from Judge Whitty. Thomas Jones, about 50, was sentenced to 90 days in jail. Daisy Mason, Sadler Mason, and Kitty Bryant, described as negroes, were each sentenced to 30 days for vagrancy.
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Jones Moran
Moran
Thomas Jones
Whitty
Jones
Sadler Mason
Daisy Brown
Kitty Bryant
Community Fun Day In Butt Tree Talks To Kids
A local notice describes a children's event in Butt Tree featuring rides for every child on the roster including a merry-go-round wheel and circle weave. Organizers praise the interest shown by children and parents as part of the appreciation day.
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Billings Tailor Wilbert Meyers Declares Bankruptcy
Wilbert J. Meyers, a merchant tailor of Billings, fled as a petition of voluntary bankrupts was filed yesterday with the clerk of the United States district court. Assets are listed at three dollars and liabilities at 1422, with details of his property and debts noted.
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Rchant Tailor
Wilbert J. Meyers
Billings
United Strict Court
Wagons Used To Deport 1. W. W. Members
Everett Washington August 23 Twenty four alleged leaders of the Industry Workers of the World were arrested during a street meeting in support of strikers. They were escorted from town to Seattle, placed in garb age wagons and taken to the wharf amid a crowd of about 1000 men.
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Everett
Wash
Industry Workers of the World
Polic
Seattle
Rere
Heat Wave Fails to Spread Infantile Paralysis Epidemic
New York's record heat wave did not spread its infantile paralysis epidemic. By 10 a.m. there were only slight gains in deaths and new cases. 38 deaths and 118 cases were reported since yesterday. Government decrees introduce meat cards for October. householder butchering requires permission.
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New York
Cuentas Secon
Obscure Pencil Task Recounts a Boy’s Silent Lesson
A terse instruction fragment describes drawing a straight line with a pencil pressed softly. It suggests completing a sequence then comparing what a small boy saw at the eliens. After reproducing and pasting the picture, the final printed item becomes a “hot Dire Permanent book form.”
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Eliens
Deasey Charged With Third Degree Assault
Miner Pat Deasey faces a third degree assault charge after allegedly striking Tim Riordan on the head with a tool. Riordan is hospitalized and Deasey posted a $1,000 bond. Spuro Bexanmeh is charged with wife beating and will be arraigned in Buckley court.
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Pat Deasey
Tim Riordan
Dudge Buckley
Riordan
Toca
Spuro Bexanmeh
Uekl
Tod
Dishes Set Discounted as Premiums End Soon
A 42 piece white and gold dish set with initials is offered at a strong discount. Stock will close out in a few days as premiums are discontinued. Only 80 sets remain and no more will be produced. Standard Pub Co, E Broadway.
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Standard Pub CO
E. Broadway
Rospector's Cabin Burns He Has a Narrow Escape
K Stevens visiting Charles J Stevens on West Quartz street for a few days. Tuesday morning a narrow escape as flames engulfed the cabin front. He broke the door and fled, suffering burns to his hands and face. The fire started from ashes and coal. Stevens, aged about eighty, plans to return to his claims after recovery and new outfit.
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K. Stevens
Charles J. Stevens
Stevens
Butte District Receives 8,000 New School Books
The Butte district began replacing older volumes during vacation by buying and stamping 8,000 new books for the high and grade schools. Board plans to rotate texts every five years, aided by state funding, with significant demand from new settlers' children. Also notes several property transfers and a car trip report from Miss Trainor and others touring Yellowstone Park.
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Butte
Schox Tren
Hutte
Complexion claims and drug maker notes in old ad fragments
Fragmented OCR text references complexions marketed as pure products. Mentions Noswell Paros Company and Drug, Anaconda drug line, Paxson Rockefeller and Butte druggists. Appears to be historical advertisement notes for cosmetics and medicines without clear event or outcome.
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Noswell- Paros Company
Anaconda
Cage Ce Newbro “Drug ‘Company
Paxson Rockefelter
Ot Butte Ur
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