Two miners killed and injured in Stewart mine slide
William Tenhaula of 14 South Wyoming Street was instantly killed and William KE Morgan of the Cobban block suffered a broken leg in a dirt and rock slide on the 9300 level at Stewart mine yesterday afternoon about 3 o clock. Morgan was rushed to Murray hospital with severe injuries to his right side and leg. Acting Coroner Buckley ordered Tenhaula's body taken to Dugan undertaking. an inquest will be held later.
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William Tenhaula
Wyoming Street
William KE. Morgan
Cobban
Stewart Mine
Tenhaula
Morgan
Murray Hospital
Butte
Finland
Buckley
Dugsan Undertaking Establishment
Babish Case Ends With 60 Days In Jail For Moonshine
Vinko Babish, charged in federal court with violation of prohibition laws, was found guilty and sentenced to 60 days in jail plus a $100 fine and costs. He declined to interrogate the jury, admitted two barrels of mash, and claimed raisins were added to barrels. The court warned him of possible deportation and noted lack of legal counsel as the case proceeded. The trial featured no cross examination and no jury addresses.
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Vinko Babish
Vinko
Kellim and Toole
Salvation Army campaign plans meet in Butte luncheon
At the Silver Bow club more than 40 women representing Butte organizations discussed urgent Salvation Army needs including a nursery. Captains and workers were appointed, with active work starting next Monday. A Sunday meeting at 3 PM will gather interested men and women to learn details.
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Silver Bow Club
Salvation Army
Butte
Lutte
Chamber of Commerce
Simonson
Thomas Tretheway
Elizabeth Harrington
Woodcruft
Mararet Curran
Knights and
Ladies of Security
Anna Quinn
Women's Benefit Association
Shiners
Maccabees
D. J. McGregor
Co. S. Jackman
E. J. Schwerfel
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J. B. Russel
Joe Hussel
A. Wetstein
I. J. Groeneveld
Longley
A. B. Clinch
Rice
A. 8. Christie
John Groener
H. B. Collins
George Craven
J. S. Dutton
Huffnagle Dies in California Former Butte Resident Dead
News reached Butte of the death in California of August B. Huffnagle a former resident who left the city about 18 months ago after several years there The body was taken to Springfield Missouri for burial in the family plot He is survived by his wife of 325 Watson avenue Butte three brothers and two sisters in Springfield
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Butte
California
August B. Huffnagle
Springfield
Mrs Della Curnow Buried in City Funeral Service
The funeral of Mrs. Della Curnow wife of Henry Curnow who died Sunday in this city was held yesterday from Sherman Reed funeral chapel. Mass at St Ann's church was celebrated at 9 30 by Father Leschner and interment followed in Holy Cross cemetery. The service was well attended with many floral offerings. Pallbearers were F R Newton W W Newman Peter Skelly James Tonkin John Heffern and Pat Devaney.
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Della Curnow
Henry Curnow
Sherman & Reed Funeral
St. Ann's Church
Father Leschner
Holy Cross Cemetery
F. R. Newton
W. W. Newman
Peter Skelly
James Tonkin
John Heffern
Pat Devaney
Stills Seized Near Buxton Station After Raid
Federal officers raided a dismantled shack in the Buxton hills, capturing two stills of 20 and 25 gallons, 450 gallons of mash, and 40 gallons of moonshine. Cecil Ward, A R Starr and Joe Shellhorn were detained. Ward appeared for bond. others held for investigation. Officers Tippett Mangold and Morrissey led the operation.
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Buxton Station
Butte
Cecil Ward
United States
A. R. Starr
Joe Shellhorn
Tippett
Mangold
Morrissey
Whation
Ceeil Ward
Ward
Jook
Drunkenness and Miscellaneous Offenses in Police Court
Judge Grimes and Assistant City Attorney Juttner tried 283 cases in police court in November earning 3815 for the city. Drunk offenses totaled 87 with 27 fines 42 bond forfeitures seven jailings and eight dismissals. Mayor Stodden freed several drunks before Thanksgiving leaving an average of 3.5 drunks daily. Miscellaneous offenses 157 with 71 fines 60 dismissals three com mitted eight bond forfeitures seven withdrawals and three appeals. Disturbance actions 49 with 12 fines and 12 dismissals. State cases six with three dismissed and three committed. Average cases tried about 12 per legal day. Miscellaneous include vagrancy and selling liquor.
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Grimes
Juttner
Stodden
Gamblers Went To County for Prosecution Illegally
Right Finlanders were brought before Judge Grimes on gambling charges and ordered dismissed to the county for prosecution after the defense argued the alleged offense occurred at 400 East Granite Street outside city limits. The ruling transfers the case to county authorities for action.
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Grimes
East
Granite Street
Demurrers by Sugar Company Over Indictments
The Utah-Idaho Sugar company and officials face two demurrers to three indictments by a U S grand jury in Hutte. They argue the charges under the Lever Food Control Act lack sufficient facts, fail to state market value at the time and place, and claim two sales to Union Wholesale and Western Wholesale should be in separate indictments. Attorneys Strouper & Leatherwood and Frank Gaines represent the defense.
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Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
United States Grand Jury
Hutte
Sugar Company
United States
Union Wholesale Company
Western Wholesale Company
Strouper & Leatherwood
Frank Gaines
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