Soldier jailed for assault after teeth knocked out
Julius Arnson a stationed soldier in Butte was fined 10 days in city jail for assaulting Bessie Clark-Donahue after a lunch hour dispute at a Main street lodging. Arnson claimed she attempted robbery and that she had left with his money for whiskey. The incident ended with two teeth knocked from Bessie’s jaw and Barney Donahue restraining Arnson until police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Arnson
Butte
Jenson
Besse Clark
Arnson
Tannhauser
Bessie
Benele
Bennie Clark
Barney Donahue
Barney
Fragmentary Witness Returns to Service Court Case
A brief fragment notes an individual completing ceremonial duties by signing a complaint against a soldier and testifying as a witness, signaling involvement in a court or military legal proceeding. Details on names, dates, or locations are not provided in the readable text.
Horoscope for Friday December 17 1920 Adverse planetary influences
The reading notes Mars Saturn and Jupiter are adverse with Capricorn dominance. Expect low mood and potential strain on domestic happiness and relationships. Saturn may bring overwork and weariness, yet insight and healing aspects emerge. Congress may face dissension while conditions improve toward spring. Kansas State Agricultural College hosts a fashion show to teach dress sense to high school girls.
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Actoy
Uranus
Washington
Elmec
Congress
McCluren
Kansas State Agricultural College
Puckett to Call Warrants in County Funds
County Treasurer C. Puckett will call warrants totaling more than half a million dollars on December 21 and 22. Poor fund warrants are set for December 21 and general fund warrants for December 22, converting to available money in both funds. The notices indicate arrangements for the cash distribution and warrant redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puckett
Teatotea Feaarinacea
Eee
Ieee
Builders and unions end Symons store boycott in agreement
Following an adjustment, banners and pickets against the Symons store are removed. The building trades council unions and the master builders group of the Associated Industries reached a late settlement and the store is declared fair, ending the boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Council
Master Builders’ Group
Associated Industries
Symons
Water plant falls in state as floods hit Montana
Dec 16 report details failure at largest water plant in state as bills study notes Montana spent 5 408 409 20 for all departments in year ending Feb 28 1919 with funds from taxes fees counties and federal sources. Post office clerk Tucker arrested as he faced trial for alleged falsification aiding deserting mother of eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wat Falls
Adi Deen
Helena
Montana
RJ. Lemert
Grmar Fal M. ‘Tucker
Federal
Tucker
Twelve Convicted in Criminal Court
Convictions totaled twelve after a county court term with defendants indicted on murder, larceny, burglary, robbery, and liquor violations. Notable outcomes include death sentence for a murder case and several men receiving prison terms, while some defendants were acquitted or received lighter sentences.
Local Court Frees Adkins and Fines Several
From two to four years at Deer Lodge, Bert Fisher, charged with lewd and ingenuous conduct, was given six months to one year. E W Adkins was found not guilty of a similar charge. George Benjamin and Thomas Coyle, each charged with taking a note without the owner’s consent, were assessed $100 apiece. Persons convicted of petit larceny were fined $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes Minch
Frial Court
Iana
Anand Peut
Eharen
Eauen
Haughchaon
Webbe
al" Kerrigan
Janes
Mike Raich
Thonth
A. H L. Jenks
Nass Matt
Charles Tripp
Deer Lodge
Ert Fisher
E.W. Adkins
George Benjamin
Thomas Coyle
Rons
Montana State Hospital seeks funding for repairs and new buildings
Dec 16 report shows net increase 190 patients in two years bringing total to 1812 as of Dec 4 1920. Superintendent Seanland asks legislature for 5000 for two years maintenance and 230000 for construction of 12 new buildings to ease congestion and establish a new plant after total inmates exceed 1300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iblena
de Dat ‘Seanland
Montana State Hospital
SILLON GUN CLUB IS INCORPORATED
Local notice reports the incorporation of Dillon based Sillon Gun Club to maintain hunting lodges promote clay pigeon shooting contests and improve training facilities. Names listed include George M Melson Russell G Proburs C Thorn ton Gt Magnus and C A Schultz with December filing in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Red and Gun Club
Dillon
George, M. Melson
Russell G. Proburs
Gt Magnus
C. AL Schultz
Rotary club urges embargo on wool and agricultural imports
An unanimous Rotary club vote adopted a resolution urging Congress to enact an immediate embargo on all wool and agricultural product imports to the United States. The telegram from Moscow Idaho prompted the action, with Wool interests supported by Dr John Donovan. The measure passed swiftly, aligning with nationwide calls for emergency controls on cultural products and imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Congress
United States
Tootary
Moscow
Idaho
Rotary Clubs
Charles Austin
John ‘. Donovan
WW. McC. White
W. W. McDowell
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Sillon Gun Club
Great Falls
F. C. Mc
Carthy
Cascade County
Selting “Hanor
Wibien
Mie Melans
Ios
Omen
Beit
Bellis
Woot
Lone Loves
Seoteweather
Brown and
Sxtord
Xmas Footwear
Oxford
Havana Town
Inilren
Air Mindkerchiets
Ger Usly
Assi
Pri
Tvo
Gretanen
Immeinetyative
Beretty
Pangslow
Vince Pitty
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