Life terms handed to Mehm et for front of saloon killing
Judge Dwyer sentences Hassan Mehmet to 20 to 50 years in state prison for the September killing of Razap Glambags after a debt dispute of 170 cents at 335 South Arizona street. Mehmet’s crime was in heat of passion with no clear premeditation. Also sentenced yesterday were John Sullivan for manslaughter in the Sept 1 death of William Dazell to not less than one nor more than two years. Arraignment delays and burglary case updates follow.
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Hfe
Dwyer
Hassan Mehmet
William Dazell
Micchael Sullivan
Maurice Powers
Tom Walker
Frank Walker
Philip McLaughlin
Alexander Alla
BeA Ts Christmas Music In December Victor List
December Victor list features Lucy Isabelle Marsh singing Holy Night with the Lyric quartet and other seasonal pieces. Notable performances include Handel Messiah selections, Neapolitan Trio with bells, and Ernestine Schumann-Heink’s Nearer My God to Thee. Other contributors include the Sterling trio, Ada Jones, Billy Murray, Shannon Four, Campbell and Burr, and James Reed in sentimental duets and wedding bell motifs.
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Victor
Lucy Isabelle Marsh
Lyric Quartet
Lucy Iathette Mars
Francis J. Lapitino
Ernestine ‘Schumann-Heink
Berthold Tour
Arthur Sullivan
Elizabeth Spencer
Sterling
Sunshine Jane
San Domingo
Ada Jones
Billy Murray
Aloha
Shannon
Campbell
Burr
James Reed
J.P. Harrison
Bank checks exempt from new revenue law say deputy collector
Clinton H. Moore of Butte declares bank checks are not stampable under the new revenue law effective Oct 1. He says many calls concern whether checks must bear stamps, while Judge George M. Bourquin travels to Missoula to pursue the Bitter Root irrigation bonds case in U S district court with eastern capitalists likely to foreclose.
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Clinton H. ‘Moore
Butte
Moore
George M. Bourquin
Missoula
United States District Court
Conflicting testimony at Jaeckel taxi crash inquest
In Butte the coroner ruled no one could be blamed for the November taxi crash that killed Charles Jaeckel. Witnesses offered conflicting speeds from 25 to 40 miles per hour as William Englehart steered into a pole. Jaeckel died four days later at St James hospital. No further investigation will be ordered.
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Charles Jaeckel
Butte
Lane
Jaeckel
William Englehart
Hls
Joseph Ambrosetti
J. Johnson
Anaconda
Englehart
Main
Font Streets
Ambrosetth
Johnson
St James’ Hospital
Wide Call for Food Conservation and Patriotism in 1917
Elizabeth Caldwell of Butte writes a stern plea to the Standard editor urging Americans to curb tobacco and liquor spending, end waste, and promote grain farming and meatless days. She cites conservation as vital to the war effort, criticizing strikes and high costs while urging smokeless, booseless days and civic responsibility.
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United States
Canada
England
Com Tullen
Elizabeth Caldwell
Butte
Cure Catarrh With Blood Cleansing Remedy 50 Years Old
An old advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier to cure catarrh not treatable by sprays or douches. It claims catarrh is caused by worms in the blood and promises complete relief by cleansing the blood and boosting overall health. The ad urges readers to consult a medical director for personalized advice.
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Weteea Ct
Swift Spectre
Swift Laboratory
Ave. Ga
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