Robbery defendants receive minimum two to three years
Griff Noon and Emil Ouellette pleaded guilty to robbery and were sentenced by Judge Lynch to one to three years at hard labor in the state penitentiary. Arrested by Chief Murphy and Officers O Donnell and Warkin after a Tuesday morning hold up in Moxom, both, under 25 and raised in Butte, admitted guilt without attorneys. Noon’s wife fainted when he pled guilty. Tibbie Ouellette also known as Tibbie.
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Griff Noon
Emil Ouellette
State Penitentiary
Lynch
Noon
Quellette
Murphy
O’donnell
Warkin
Ouellette
Butte
Ouelette
Carroll Again Seeks Administration of Will
William C. Carroll filed a petition for letters of special administration of his brother Joseph T. Carroll's estate in Judge Lamb's court after a prior denial. He states furniture remains unguarded as executors lack jurisdiction due to a will declared void by a recent jury. A hearing is set for December 22 at 10 o'clock.
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William C. Carroll
Joseph T. Carroll
Lamb
Lodge Plans for Outside Visitors Evening Ceremony
The D K K known as the Sunshine Boys of the Knights of Pythias lodge will hold a ceremonial in the Knights of Pythias hall tonight. Visitors from Anaconda, Deer Lodge and Missoula are expected if traffic permits. Election of officers will take place along with lighter program items.
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Knights of Pythias Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Warning Given as Metrakos Fined for Vagrancy
Officer Frank Mitchell arrested George Metrakos at 67 East Park Street on a vagrancy charge. He claimed Metrakos issued a warning as the officer entered the place and that a crowd dispersed before he reached the gamblers.
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George Metrakos
East Park Street
Frank Mitchell
Metrakos
Mitchell
Admits Guilt But Is Spared Sentence
A 16 year old boy told juvenile court he was with his older brother who had just been sentenced to one to three years in the state penitentiary for robbery. He admitted entering a house and stealing articles of value. The judge suspended the sentence, placing the youth in Miles City Industrial School under parental supervision pending good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Hunt For Italian Slayer Continues After Guintili Killing
The search for the man who killed Louis Guintili at the East Butte car transfer yard Wednesday afternoon pressed on with no trace found. Two suspects were jailed then freed after authorities established their whereabouts at the time.
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Louis Guintili
East Butte
Police Return Boy to Minneapolis Home
Kenneth Burns, 12, wandered from Minneapolis to see the West, was located by police who provided a railroad ticket and funds from his father and sent him home. Two other young boys remain in an emergency hospital awaiting parental word. The Burns boy arrived hungry and penniless at the station and said he wished to return. His father wired funds to bring him back at once.
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Kenneth Burns
Minneapolis
Pital
Burns
Visiting Officer Meetings Planned In Montana
Bradley Stoughton, secretary of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, arrives in Butte Sunday for a three day visit. He will stay at the Silver Bow club and meet Montana members in an informal program at the Washoe smelter library in Anaconda at 2 p.m. Monday and again at 8 p.m. Monday at the Silver Bow club parlor in Butte.
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Bradley Stoughton
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Pacific Coast
Butte
Silver Bow Club
Montana
Stoughton
I. W. Winchell
Washoe Smelter
Anaconda
Bank Robbery at Union Park Bank Detains Cashier
An unmasked robber held up cashier F B R Anderson at 12:30 pm in the Union Park bank Spokane Washington and escaped with about 500 dollars in an automobile. Bookkeeper Miss Lena Lee was present. The bank experienced a similar hold up about three years earlier.
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Spokane
Wash
FB. R. Anderson
Union Park
Lena Lee
Saloon Keeper Pete Obrad Bootlegging Trial
Officers trapped Pete Obrad at 134 South Main for selling whiskey over three nights but each time he smashed the evidence bottle. In court Obrad claimed he gave whiskey away after patrons begged. He admitted smashing a bottle when Officer Cusick entered, and he was fined 20 dollars.
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Pete Obrad
South Main Street
Casey
Cusick
Obrad
Usual Catholic Services Held In Butte
Regular services will be held in the Catholic churches of Butte tomorrow with all churches open in the afternoon and evening for confessional purposes. Parochial schools closed yesterday except upper grades of St Patrick's and Central high. Pupils dismissed from Central at noon.
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Butte
St. Patrick’s
Central High
Central
Last Days to Pay 1918 Income Tax Installment
Today and Monday mark the final grace period for the 1918 income tax fourth installment. Delinquents after Monday face penalties under federal law. H. M. Dengler, resident income tax collector for Butte, said 1919 return forms are delayed but expected to arrive in Butte before year end.
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H. M. Dengler
Butte
Helena
Willard Accused of Profiteering in Cordwood Sale
Kansas City December 12 A federal warrant charging profiteering in the sale of cordwood a Lever act violation was issued late today for Jess Willard former heavyweight champion by Fred Robertson United District Attorney for Kansas City news records state Willard facing charges over wood sale profits in connection with wartime controls and price limits.
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Kansas City
Jess Willard
Fred Robertson
United District Attorney For
Kansas
San Francisco Police Chief Flannery Dies After Illness
Harry P. Flannery former San Francisco police commissioner died today after months of illness. Flannery was indicted conviction in federal court and sentenced to one year in county jail for selling.
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San Francisco
Harry P. Flannery
Flannery
Proprieter Served Liquor to Soldiers After Term Expired
A historical note states he was the saloon proprietor who provided alcohol to soldiers and that his term had expired several months earlier.
Gladys Brockwell Triumphs in Chasing Rainbows at Ansonia
Gladys Brockwell drew crowded houses at the Ansonia yesterday in her new William Fox photoplay Chasing Rainbows. As the railroad restaurant waitress Sadie she delivers a bold act in a rough western town, battling saloons and gambling halls and conquering lawless men with fearless justice.
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Gladys Brockwell
Ansonia Theater
William Fox
Miss Brockwell
Sadie
Bolshevik Message Foresees End of Bourgeois Rule
A Moscow dispatch quotes Bolshevist communications saying the third year of the Soviet government begins with good omens and asserts this year will mark the end of bourgeois rule on earth.
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London
Moscow
Repatriated Americans Return From Holy Land
Six hundred Americans repatriated after serving under British colors in the Holy Land arrived tonight in steerage on the Cedric from Liverpool. Shao Ying Yeh of the Chinese legation in Washington was also aboard as a saloon passenger.
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New York
Holy Land
Cedric
Liverpool
Shao Ying Yeh
Washington
Curl Hair This Way and Keep It Healthy
A harmless inexpensive fluid called silmerine can keep hair curled for months. Applied with a clean toothbrush crown to tip, it dries overnight and leaves waves that look natural, soft, glossy, and hygienic. A few ounces last months and do not stain the scalp or hair or leave residue.
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