Attempt at Gallantry Leads to Court Scene in City
A disorderly night on Main Street ends with Frank Thompson and Fred Smith arraigned in police court. Thompson pleads for the woman’s protection and pays a ten dollar fine after a street altercation in which he struck Smith in the eye. Both men are fined for disturbing the city peace. Smith testifies with injuries and Thompson defends his actions as protecting a passerby. Mayer Jewelry advertises in the issue. The St Paul Methodist Episcopal church bazaar is moved to December 13 with a hot roast beef dinner. Arvels wed title and residency noted.
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Frank Thompson
Fred Smith
Smith
Thompern
Thompson
Meceven
Smith Aerordime
Aoman
Hae
Doran
Mayer Jewelry Co
West Park
St, Paul
St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
League Ream
Idaho
Court to view Runaway Princess in trial of Cohan suit
Judge Hourquin will supervise a morning session at Liberty theater where three reels of The Runaway Princess will be shown as evidence in the Charles Cohan versus Pacific Mutual suit. Cohan claims the film copies his 1907 musical comedy plot and seeks stay on manuscript value. The defense argues the plot is not unique and has inspired other works. The court will reconvene in the federal building to continue taking evidence. In a separate case, Mahomet Hassan won $100 in a Great Northern baggage dispute after an unredeemed baggage check was admitted as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohan
Copany
Theater
Federal
Great Northern
Mahomet Hassan
Justice Court
Judge Doran
Hassan
Pat Givon Beats Ngs N Street And Court
Patrick Murphy admitted fighting on South Arizona street and appeared before Acting Judge Doran in police court. Murphy was fined ten dollars after the altercation left him with a discolored eye. Geach and Harrington were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Doran
Murphy
Clifford
Geach
Mimothy Harrington
Arizona
Harrington
Carlson fined for neglecting horse in police court
Henry Carlson faced cruelty to animals charges after renting a horse and buggy with Matt Rickson and Erick Lin. The horse wandered, was found shivering in an alley hours later, and Carlson paid a $20 fine while Rickson and Lin were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Carlson
Carlson
Matt Rickson
Ericklin
Butte
Olin
Trickson
Funeral Notice for William A. Doney by Calanthe Lodge
Knights of Pythias members and sister lodges are asked to meet at Pythian Castle on South Main Street this afternoon at 1:30 to attend the funeral of our late brother William A. Doney. Signed by C C B C Hall and W B Sheriff Basher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calanthe Lodge
Pythian Castle
South Main Street
William A. Doney
B. C. Hall
C. C
Basher
Itinerant Photographer Denounced and Fined for Assault
H W Baisley a traveling photographer faced assault charges after entering a western city home, making improper proposals and attempting to assault a woman while the husband away. Judge Doran denounced him as a would-be home wrecker, sentencing a $100 fine for assault in the third degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W Baisley
Justice Court
Doran Yesterda
al House
Ones
Baisiey
Doran
Xen
Balsley
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertise vitality aid
A vintage health ad claims youthful vigor comes from active liver and bowels. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel, promising buoyant spirits and clearer appearance, available in 10¢ and 2¢ per box through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Ohio
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Hennessy
Hose
Hennessy’s
Our Doll Wardrobe Shop
Santa Claus
Toyland
Hennessys
Little Miss
Y Hennessy
Mnessy’s Furniture Section
Arvel—Adams
Lillian L. Adams
Wallace H. Arvel
Buckley
Arvel
Buite
Prince
Pat Givon
NGSN
Dobbin
Bell-Ans
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