Ambrose Case Ends Session After Testimony at City Hall
Final police commission session on Ambrose case concluded with witnesses for the defense. Alderman Swanson and County Commissioner McGrade vouched for Ambrose's character while officers testified about the noodle parlor disturbances. Ambrose defended himself regarding prior election actions and the noodle parlor incident. Funeral notice for Clara Tynktia scheduled at Sherman & Reed chapel with Mount Moriah interment.
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Police Commission
Ambrose
Harney McGrade
Mr. Ambrose
Charles Swanson
Seventh Ward
Yorath
Ofer Casey
Mitchell
Morrison
Casey
Ambrosea
Mr. Barrasseau
Paike
Tom Gah
Quong Fook
Sherman & Esd
Clara
Wite
Tynktia
Sherman & Reed Fin
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Funeral for Intesteve Lee at Holy Saviour Church
The funeral for Intesteve Lee will be held tomorrow at 8:30 AM at the family residence 2100 Fir Street before proceeding to Holy Saviour Church for a high mass. Interment follows at the church cemetery.
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Lee
Intesteve Lee
Thea Nose
Faraihy
Fir Street
Holy “Saviour Church
Miner’s Union trouble witness denies drinking claim
Ambrose disputed Breen’s charge that he was drunk and denied taking beer at Paige’s, saying he never drank there. He also disputed Treen’s accusations about winning at City Hall and said he stayed at the city hall under orders from the mayor and chief of police.
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Ambrose
Duncan
Chincee Noode
Oficer Casey
Attorney Breen
Breen
Fers
Paige
Treen
Becca
Cit Hall
Tough Luck Christmas Windfall Warns Of Stock Record Risks
A Christmas tale recalls a client of attorney W. E. Carroll tied to Magna Charta stock once owned in Cripple Creek. After years of litigation the shares were settled and a $5.00 check might never reach the rightful owner, illustrating the risk of unrecorded ownership and delayed benefits.
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W. E. Carroll
Cripple Creek
Magna’ Chi
Steat
Butte
Butte Briefs Notebook of Visitors and Local News
Butte notes list Missoula and Anaconda visitors, guests at local hotels, and residents visiting relatives in Dillon, Miss Lacy Marshall and E A Hannah among travelers, Jack Sullivan ill with pneumonia, Esther Peterson and Eric Olson wed at Emanuel Lutheran parsonage, with the couple to reside on East Broadway. Local departures include Mrs Ruddy to Cleveland and families visiting Corvallis and Oakland.
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B. M. Goodard
Missoula
Frank A. Burns
Anacondas
Butte
G. Lavell
Divide
Thornton
Bert Merritt
Lima
Frank J. High
Fort Renton
Bennett
RS High
Three Forks
Charles Meniser
Warm Springs
Butte Hotel
A. L. Holter
Silver Star
Leggat
C. P. Tooley
Two Dot
Rathbone
Dillon
Oscar Briggins
Whilow Creek
Lacy Marshall
E. A. Hannah
Philipsburg
R. A. Sleeman
Sleeman
Stevensville
Inten
H. Morton
Chinook
South Butte
C. B. Kelly
Avon
Tutte
L. D. Redmond
Misserine ‘Davis
Oakland
Cal
Horn
Dee
Arthur
West Aluminum
Jack Sullivan
Broadway
Rnest Horder
Bozeman College
Justice E. E. Carlisle
Carlisle
Corvallis
Justice
R. H. Ruddy
Reynolds Avenue
Cleveland
Ohio
Michael
Thomas Ryan
Mount St. Charles Allege
Helena
Dan Ryan
Hoffman Block
Eric Olson
Esther Peterson
Emanuel Lutheran Church
South Dakota Street
D. Anderson
Peter Olson
Olson
Gli
Mrs Hurley Dies After Long Butte Residence
Mrs Mary Hurley a longtime Butte resident died yesterday at her daughter Miss Mary Hurley’s home 488 East Broadway She is survived by son Harry of Butte three daughters Mrs Sarah Brown of Long Island Miss Mary Hurley and Mrs J P Lamoureaux of nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren Also noted is a large assortment of Christmas gifts for men at cut prices from Osar Sliver 213 North Main Street.
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Mary Hurley
Ireland
Butte
East Broadway
Harry
Sarah Brown
Long Island
J.P. Lamoureaux
Osar
North Main Street
Narrow Escape of Belgian King and Queen Details
Details from the Petit Journal recount a near miss as six German planes attacked a fishing village where the Belgian king and queen were leaving mass. Bombs fell yards away, causing scattering and sheltering risk. the village is unfortified and home to fishermen. The planes reportedly came from the German front under the Prince of Wu rttemberg, first cousin of the Belgian queen, provoking anger over street invasions.
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Belgium
Petit’ Journal
Ostend
Prince of Wurtslemburg
Life of General Otis Likely Target in 1919 Plot
Los Angeles dispatch reports Donald Meserve testifying that Mathew A. Schmidt and co conspirators planned to kill General Harrison Gray Otis owner of the Times. Meserve details dynamite purchase, the scheme to remove Otis, and other alleged participants including Caplan, Burns, Johannsen, and Olaf Tveitmoe as the case moves through the trial.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Mathew A. Schmidt
Los Angeles ‘Times
Harrison Grey Otis
Times
Donald Vox
Donald Voss Meserve
Witoes
Schmidt
New York City
Glant
Otis
MeServe
Willam J. Burns
Olaf Tveitmoe
Johannsen
E. B. Morton
Hell
Johan
Vox
Meverve
Caplan
Pocantico
John D. Rockefeller
Tarstown
N.Y
Connecticut
Rockefeller
Harrison Gray Otis
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Butte Floral Company
Finner
Montan
Lass
Express Daily
Butte Floral
Sterling
Globe Jewelry Co
East Park Street
Gregson Hot Springs
Montana’s
America
Ender
Ambrose Testifes
Undertakers
Sherman & Reed Undertakers
Fmbaimers
Larry Duggan
Phono
Tronrud
Richards
Montana
Dany
Delote
Beautiful Towers
John Eckerman
Joseph Richards
Montana Street
Mont
J. Walsh
East Fark Street
Holly
Butte Briefs
Neils
Ladies’ Inn
Oly
Kipling
Doyle
Stevenson
Hall Caine
Hawthorne
Victor Hugo
Jules V
Scott
Miserables
Marioinette
Thackeray
Emerson
Pepys
Longfellow
de Maupassant
Gibbon
Eliot
Hugo
Dicken
Irving
Dickens
Dumas
Balzac
Shakespeare
General Otis
New York
Riverside
San Fransisco
Dynam
Dave Caplan
McNamara
Home Colony
Seattle
Davide Caplan
Frank Moller
Seatte
Wiliam J Burns
McNamary Brothers
Goldman
Emma Goldman
Mexerve
Joe Hoffman
Carline
Ji Shmidt
Los An
San Francisco
Anton Joannsen
Cage
Rae
East
Chicago R
Trinda Naval
Toyland
Amé
Furn
Newbro. Drug Co
Tata. Mont
Automobile Transportation’ Company
Anaconda
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