Trial Opens as McCoy Is Found Guilty in West End Robbery
The jury found Lawrence McCoy guilty of taking part in the Henry Drug burglary case in the west end. Sentencing is set for this morning with a possible 20 to 40 year term, the highest outside murder cases. The trial for Victor proceeds with prosecutors Jackson and Rotering, and defense lawyers Blodgett and Freeirman.
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Lawrence McCoy
West
E. W Bear
McCoy
Willin Ir
Blodgett
Drownit
Ang Fee
Victor
Tim O'Leary
George H. Rid Ger
Melbourne Tracey
J. A. Hosking
Emil Johnson
P.S. Harrington
Dan O Brien
Arthur Dussault
Joel Anto- Bich
A. F. Dubois
George Evans
A. L. Crawford
Jackson
Rotering
F. Bari Iedgett
Great Falls
Conley
Eschbach
Augusta Suhr
Nights Out Arrest Report Mentions Dwyer
Police Lieut. Mike Dwyer described the arrest of Victor and Burns at the location, providing details of the incident and its context. The report notes the officers involved and the sequence leading to the arrests.
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Mike Dwyer
Victor
Burns
Billy Sullivan Returns to Old Montana Power Job
Corporal Billy Sullivan is back in Butte to resume his former position at Montana Power Company after completing service. He tried navy duties but was rejected for weight. he served with the University of Washington students army and now carries experience and color gained abroad, saying he wouldn’t trade the experience.
Public Library Opens For Business Today
The library reopens at 9 a.m. after influenza shutdown with hours unchanged. Assistants cleaned and prepared for resumption and patrons can browse fiction themselves while other sections will require staff to fetch requested works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theral Library
Children’s
Health Board
Judge Dismisses Three For Missing Vehicle Tags
Trade Officer Barney King led to the court appearance of Lee Horne ing, J Warner, and J D Miller for driving with undisplayed license tags. Judge Whitty dismissed all three due to lack of evidence with one claiming awaiting duplicate tags from Helena and the others with tags hidden under radiator covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney King
Lee Horneing
J. Warner
J. D.miller
Whitty
Helena
Stamps Ready for Airplane Mail Service
Postmaster Phil C. Goodwin announces six cent aero plane stamps for air mail service to be used on letters. The Chicago to New York route will cut delivery time to about nine hours, with millions of letters expected to shift from telegraph to air routes, reducing costs substantially.
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Phil C. Goodwin
Postoffice Department
Coun
Saat
Hall
United States
Postomice de Fant
Talia
Department of Service
Chicage
New York
Wither
Americans Report Bucharest Legation Robbery
The American legation at Bucharest was entered and robbed when Minister Vopieka returned from Jassy last Friday. Goods valued over 100000 dollars were stolen from 22 trunks left at the legation for safekeeping. The doors showed force and damage, with alleged saboteurs suspected.
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Washington
Bucharest
Vopieka
Jussy
State Department
Legation
Weirick Thanks Montana Friends for Support
In a Hollywood California home Mrs B B Weirick writes to Standard of gratitude to dozens of Butte and Montana friends who sent sympathy after her son Lieut Arthur Welrick was believed dead and who rejoiced when he was found alive and well. She plans to reply personally when recovered.
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Standard
Hollywood
Cal
B. B. Weirick
Butte
Montana
Lieut
Arthur Welrick
Mrs. Werrick
Mrs. Weirick
Mr. Weirick
Max
Rome
St Mark's Bazaar Opens This Morning In Helena
The annual bazaar of St Mark's Lutheran church will open this morning in the Albertson block at 7 South Montana street. Women of the church have spent months preparing a wide variety of fancy goods for sale and lunch will be served. Flu cases delayed the bazaar this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Albertson Block
Montana Street
Horoscope insights for the coming year foretold by stars
The article predicts a trend toward cooperation in governance and education guided by celestial influence. It foresees continued propaganda in politics, rising roles for education leaders, growth of private enterprise, and a prosperous yet demanding year for the poor, with notable emphasis on food security and community kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thraday
Seeidapter Miaauncongre
Itr
Manchanen
Watveraitien
An Weil
Lander
Felke
McClure
Small Fees From Drunk Arrests Signal City Revenue
Eleven drunks faced police court with city receipts totaling only $15, paid by three. Others were dismissed or resolved later. A street saloon brawl Tuesday night over world statesmen led to fights as people argued over Kaiser qualifications. Wentzel was fined $10 for his part in the clash and for disputing a claim that President Wilson was the greatest statesman.
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Arizona
Kaiser
Rd Wentzel
Iit
Wentzel
Wilson
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Billy” Sullivan
Maas
Weirick
ST. Mark's Bazaar
Victrola
Fommceeys
Knessy's Men's Store
Fommceeye
Krause's
McDonald's
Valencia
Ives
Nibby
Abby
Fea Garden
Welch's
Calwa
Art
Ushiroome
Can
California
Nellis
Florida
Ang Rees
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