Burglar Suspect Captured After Home Raid
Paul Stein, sought for the Oct. 13 ransacking of the Charles Roper residence at 2012 Grand Avenue, was arrested on Phillip Avenue after a two month hiding spell in Maho. Accomplices James Price and Sam Goldstein were also in custody, reportedly admitting roles in the theft and resale of items for 12 dollars.
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Paul Stein
Charles Roper
Grand Avenue
Phillip Avenue
Maho
James Price
Sam Goldstein
Larkin
Mitchell
Stein
Morris
Christmas Seals and Post Office Gifts Featured
The notice promotes Christmas seals labels and cards at the Post Office News Stand with a range of gift items. Mrs W H Davey is ill at 518 West Park Street. Rev Richard Thomas will preside at Central Presbyterian this morning. Sir Auckland Geddes arrives in Philadelphia to address New England Society amid Irish conditions banners carried by women.
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Orton Bros
W. H. Davey
West Park Street
Richard Thomas
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian
P. O
Eversharp
Cenotene
Philadelphia
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
New England Society
Ireland
Parents Move to Declare McArdle Insane
John McArdle, recently arrested on charges of carrying concealed weapons and impersonating a federal officer, will face a board of medical examiners Monday afternoon to determine his sanity. His parents, who arrived in Butte yesterday, request commitment to Warm Springs for mental treatment citing wartime injuries aboard a battleship and long-term medical care at St Paul. The district court hearing is set for Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McArdle
Butte
Warm Springs
San Diego
St. Paul
Moonshiner Escapes Arrest After Cork Legs Burned by Wife
In Huntington West Virginia on December 15, a major moonshine raid centered in Logan county yielded 17 prisoners, 7 stills, 6000 gallons of mash, and 40 pints of bonded whiskey. One moonshiner escaped arrest when his wife burned his cork legs after officers could not transport him from the mountains. The raid targeted Bill Collins's mountain home near Yolyn as agents destroyed further illicit equipment. Harmony lodge will elect officers at Eagles hall this evening with members urged to attend.
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Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Logan County
Frank Ad King
Adkins
Bill Collins
Yolyn
Collins
Washington Stat
Fraternal Brotherhood
Harmony Lodge
Eagles’ Hall
Home Made Cider With Kick In It
Washington authorities examine the legality of home made cider after fermentation. Attorney General Palmer says home manufacture remains lawful under section 29 of the prohibition act if the cider becomes intoxicating only through fermentation, not by initial content. The opinion notes a conflict with IRS rules requiring non intoxicating cider to be non alcoholic in fact.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Palmer
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Houston
Congress
Rumely Found Guilty and Co-defendants Acquitted
A jury found A. Rumely former publisher of the New York Evening Mail guilty on two counts while Walter Kaufman and Norvin Lindheim were acquitted on three counts of conspiracy to withhold information about the paper's ownership from the government.
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NEW Ors, Pec
R. Ma Ward A. Rumely
New York Evening Mail
Walter Kaufman
Norvin Lindheim
Fordney Emergency Tariff Aims To Shield 20 Farm Products
The House Ways and Means Committee completed an emergency tariff plan covering 20 farm products to halt price declines. Led by Fordney and Young, the bill imposes various duties and ad valorem rates on wheat wool cattle onions rice corn and other items. Sugar hogs and several other products were rejected from the list.
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Washington
Fordney
Ful
Rover
Senate
House
Whield
Young
North Dakota
Agriculture
Ways and Means
Treasury Department
No Other Poor at Christmas Time Shocks America
A Saturday Evening Post essay cites three and a half million starving European children and argues there is no other door besides America for relief. Bert Moyer writes that aid should extend to those at Europe's doorstep this Christmas season.
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Europe
America
Herbert Moyer Saigs
Eeening Post
Margaret Wallace Dies at Anaconda Home
Miss Margaret T. Wallace of Anaconda died at her home 608 East Park Avenue after 21 years in the city. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Wallace three sisters and two brothers all of Anaconda. funeral arrangements not announced. She worked as a clerk at MacRae's store and was of St Peters parish.
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Margaret T. Wallace
East Park Avenue
Mint Wallace
Anaconda
Andrew Wallace
Frank Keiser
Herman Warrens
Robert Nilkovich
A. J
Joseph Wallace
St. Peters Parish
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Say Son
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Uonse Bromhers Motor Car
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FAAME
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Tollee Ware
Micah Bass
West Park St
Old Relibale Jewelers
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Uneso
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