Woman Arrested in Park Street Saloon Dismissed
Mrs Joseph Buckovich was arrested Tuesday evening at a soft drink parlor on East Park Street Butte and dismissed in police court after claiming she went to telephone. She admitted talking with J W Kane about the murder of Sylvester J Prenatt but said she had no further information. Kane was arrested then released. Officer Peter McShnell noted the findings.
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Joseph Buckovich
East Park Street
Butte
J. W. Kane
Sylvester J. Prenatt
Kane
Peter McShnell
Lean
Man Arrests Woman After Gambling House Claim
A man claimed the counter establishment was notorious as a gambling house and arrested a woman after she answered his interrogations with impertinence. The incident centers on disputed conduct within the establishment.
Australian aviator Wins 10000 Pound Prize To Antipodes
Port Darwin, Australia, Dec 10 Capt Ross Smith arrived from England completing the voyage to the Antipodes. The prize of 10000 pounds sterling was awarded for the first aviator to make the journey. Telegrams from Agrash report the First and Fourth Jugo-Slav army corps moving toward Dalmatia and Northern Albania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Darwin
Australia
Ross Smith
England
Dalmatia
Vie
Agrash
Albania
Man Avoids Fine After Shoveling His Walk
PJ Hunt faced city ordinance charges in Butte police court for failing to clear snow on his sidewalk. He showed a bandaged hand as proof, saying his son had already shoveled 150 feet and he could not walk a half mile to do another 150 feet. Magistrate H J Grimes suspended half the minimum fine after Hunt testified he had cleaned his sidewalks for 35 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PJ. Hunt
Butte
H.J. Grimes
Hunt
Quieting of Property Titles in Chelsea Addition by Butte
Judgment for plaintiffs Joseph Russell Realty Company Frank Plannigan Zella Hayes and the city of Butte orders titles quieted after trials June 23. Sewell Davis and the Butte Mining and Realty Company to pay court costs. City gains title to part of Virginia and Carolina streets and Chelsea alleys. City officials warn residents within city limits to pay taxes and comport with bylaws.
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Joseph Russell
Virginia
Carolina
Chelsea Addition
Clinton
City of
Butters
Egvery
W W W would disrupt American Federation
Officials report the arrest of a secretary from the Shipbuilders Industrial Union No 325 IWW in a city raid. Police recovered lists claimed to contain about 1000 members with broader estimates placing the group at around 2500. Seized papers allegedly show plans to cripple the American Federation of Labor.
Carranza Blunder Crushes Mexican Oil Industry
Washington dispatch reports that oil production in Mexico nearly stopped due to Carranza’s decrees and government stance toward foreign oil firms. A delegation led by F R Kellogg of New York told Chairman Payne of the shipping board of the impact and urged action. A separate Prescott incident describes Sheriff Warren G Davis and Deputy Grant Carter chasing a suspect, then detouring to secure a train connection.
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Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Payne
Ping Board
F.R. Kellogg
New York
Arses Dee Eee
Prescott
Ariz
Warren G. Davis
Yavapai County
Grant Carter
Grand Junction
Here
Prescot Eel
Royalty Visit Sparks Pittsburg Fur Coat Run
Belgian royal visit to Pittsburg drew matrons in fur coats and brisk purchases before the event. Reporters noted the display of luxury furs and a store reply requiring that borrowed coats worn at the royal reception be returned and accounts settled within 30 days.
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Pittsburg
Appeal for Peace Urges Prompt Senate Ratification
Nearly 40 prominent California publicans telegraphed Will H. Hays urging Republican senators to ratify the peace treaty immediately without reservations or amendments that would require resubmission. The message signals unity among party leaders in support of swift ratification and a firm stance against delay.
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Appeal For Peace
San Francisco
Calif
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Military flyer Belvin Maynard ordered to report
Washington December 10 Lieut Belvin W Maynard was ordered to report Monday to Major General Menorher director of military aeronautics to explain a statement attributed to him by the Anti Saloon League of America concerning the use of by army air corps. The item mentions a laxative bromine tablet product and a boxing style claim with the box showing the phrase only one Bromos Quinine.
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Washington
Belvin W. Maynard
Menoher
Military Aeronautites
Antaloon League of America
Eee
Horses Left in Zero Weather Spark Fine
Magistrate H J Grimes fined Guy Grime ten dollars for cruelty to animals after his team stood exposed to extreme cold for over an hour in an alley behind 68 West Mercury Street. Humane Officer P J Gilligan cited the case while Magistrate James commented that drivers must care for their beasts or lose their charge.
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H. J. Grimes
Guy Grime
Bertie Bros
West Mercury Street
Humane
P. J. Gilligan
James
Youth Faces One To Three Years In Jail
Hiner Jackobson aged 18 was sentenced to the state penitentiary for one to three years after pleading guilty to burglary. He entered Dr. M. C. Roberts’s house at 1216 Aluminum Street on November 2 and took valuables. Judge Lynch noted youthfulness and warned leniency could encourage crime.
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Hiner Jackobson
State Penitentiary
Lynch
Jackobson
M. C. Roberts
Aluminum Street
Three Notes to Mexico Protest Interference in Oil
Reports indicate three notes protesting Carranza government interferences with American oil properties in Mexico and demanding protection by authorities. Mexico has not replied to any of the notes sent within recent months.
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Carranza
Mexico
Steel orders rise to seven million tons in November
United States Steel Corp reports unfilled orders on November 30 at 820 tons, up 645,662 tons from October. The monthly statement released today outlines the surge, marking a significant increase in pending shipments for the company.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Mexican letter purports to prove Faltering protection for foreigners
A facsimile letter published in El Democrata of Mexico City, claimed to be from Rebelde Cordova who captured American Consul W C Jenkins at Puebla, states that Consul Jenkins wished to be kidnapped to show President Cai Fang failed to provide personal protection to foreigners living in the republic.
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Santonio Dee
el Democrata
Mexico City
Rebelde Cordova
W. C. Jenkins
Puebla
Jenkins
Cai- Fang
The
Republic
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