Seven Days To Decide On Sugar Officials Prosecution
The Utah Idaho Sugar company officials request seven days to decide whether to appear in person or by counsel as they face charges of profiteering under the Lever act. The court grants the delay to file a demurrer, while proceedings for removal and arrest await the outcome of an appeal challenging the Lever act's constitutionality.
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Utah-Idaho
Butte
United States
Gaines
Frank
Shelton
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
United States Court of Appeals
Telephone Girls Will Make Merry in Butte Benefit
Butte telephone operators host their annual benefit at Twentieth Century Hall on April 10 with Larson's Jazz Orchestra. The event supports the operator welfare fund, inviting public participation and showcasing the unseen workers who keep the city’s mines and mills running 365 days a year.
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Butte
Telephone
Larson
Bray Insanity Verdict In Inquest Over Death
A coroner jury found Thurman Bray temporarily insane at the time he ingested a poison dose, leading to his death on November 27. Acting Coroner Buckley presided as witnesses including Dr Williams and Mrs Bray testified. Bray had prepared a bichloride of mercury solution and Mrs Bray said his behavior before November 18 suggested insanity.
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Thurman Bray
Buckley
Dr. Williams
Bray Pr. Williams
Changes Plea: Thomas Coyle Fined 1000 For Misconduct
A plea change from not guilty to guilty was entered by Thomas Coyle before Judge Lynch on malicious mischief charges. The court imposed a fine of 3100 and granted a 30 day stay of execution on defense request. The case involved removing and operating a car without the owner's knowledge or consent.
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Thomas Coyle
Lynch
Coyle
Phoenician Racial Origins Mixed Across Wide Regions
A historic note describes the Phoenicians as a blend of races migrating from scattered places, reflecting their diverse origins and movements across ancient Mediterranean regions.
Bond Jumping 15 New Diversion Cases Reported
W C Frasier failed to appear in US court on liquor violation charges and his bond was forfeited. He is the latest in a string of moonshine cases where bonds range from 3600 to 500 and penalties include six months and 500 dollars or up to 1000 dollars and a year in jail. A fifth man, James Jennings, was not located for trial due to health concerns or absence.
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W. C. Frasier
United States
Frasier
Hquer
FP. J. Walsh
Australia
Tom
Alexander Thane
James Jennings
John Dwyer
North Carolina
Federal Prohibition Staff
Bishop Faber to Open Ten Day Mission Here
Special services to run ten days begin tomorrow at 8 p m at St Johns church under Bishop Walter with daily parish house meetings and 4 oclock devotions. Holy communion at 10 a m daily except Monday 11 30 a m and Saturday children’s service at 4 p m.
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St. John's Church
W. FF. Walter
Fine Hiked After Petit Larceny Appeal
Tony Jennis was found guilty of petit larceny on appeal before Judge Lynch and a jury. He was sentenced to a $250 fine after Thomas Holmes testified the defendant took a $35 watch during a quarrel over a business matter. Holmes said the watch was demanded and refused. the original $50 fine in Justice Bueckley’s court was stayed until Saturday at 10 a.m.
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Tony Jennis
Lynch
Justice Court
Thomas Holmes
Holmes
Justice Bueckley
Willing Workers Meeting At Temple Details
Mrs. H Codden Mrs J S Cohen and Mrs B A Myers will head a Willing Workers meeting at the temple on December 2 at 2 30 p m.
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H. Codden
J. S. Cohen
B. A. Myers
Temple
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Spitzenbergs
Specia
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Fresh Supply National Biscuit Co
Graham Crackers
Hin
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H. Wood
Bray
Silver City Review
Maccabees
Bishop Faber
OPER
bin Alisrart
PrNmf
Holland
C. H.S
Woman’s Club
Thomas
Jazzomanioes
Lost City
Dalton
Small Dalton
E. Broadway
OWNEY
Les Agent Butte, Montana
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