Patrolman O'Brien Nap Triggers Police Commission Action
Patrolman Jerry O'Brien slept at the Northern Pacific station around 2 a.m. after a weary spell. The police commission found the charges proved, but will defer sentence to the mayor, noting his previously clean record and expecting suspension.
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Jerry O'Brien
Police Commission
O'Brien
Northern Pacific
W. F. Davis
Phil Levy
John Kuehorn
Yorath
Newsboys recall health officer Rumsey in public recall
The recall ended with a unanimous council vote to remove Health Officer Rumsey from duties amid reports on room conditions and governance. Ray Collins was chosen as successor after aldermen approved 5 to 2. Rev Wolfe urged honesty on the street as the program included musical and dramatic performances by local youths.
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Rumsey
Newsboys’ Club
Ray Collins
G. D. Wolfe
Lydia MacCarroll
Carl Groom
Frank Naughton
Harry Mitchell
Martin Carney
Clem Hanley
James Patterson
Dan Coughlin
Frank Holstein
Lewis Aranowsky
Women blamed for Logue murder in Chicago
Chicago detectives pursuing the Logue diamond merchant killing. Three men, Clyde Stratton Frank Williams and H B Hampton remain held on other charges with no evidence linking them to the murder. Police seek blonde women frequenting the office and two men as possible suspects.
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Chicago
J. H. Logue
Clyde Stratton
Frank Williams
H. B. Hampton
Williams
Stratton
McCool
Ind
Post Office
Legue
Hha'pin
Earl Brush and Bessie Bloom Wed in Butte Home
Earl Brush and Miss Bessie Bloom were married Saturday by Justice Ornsby at the bride's home on Oregon avenue. Mrs. W N Tanner and Mrs. Lew Coleman along with Mr. and Mrs. R S Mentrum motored from Anaconda to Butte and spent the day.
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Earl Brush
Bessie Bloom
Justice Ornsby
Oregon Avenue
W. N. Tanner
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Lew Coleman
Copper City Commercial Company
R. 8. Mentrum
Butte
Anaconda
Mentrum
Clothery Christmas Special at Half Price
Men's four in hand ties in fancy Christmas boxes usually sold at one dollar on sale today at fifty cents each. A beautiful souvenir with every pur ee The Clothery, 31 North Main.
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North Main
Detective of Chicago aims at faces of wanted offenders
The periodical showcases numerous offender photos described by physiognomy buffs. Some faces show hardness, others stupidity or bland innocence. One suspect supposedly has an innocent look with a soft voice and claims to be a poet.
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Detective of
Chicago
Busy Christmas packing at Butte Joshers club headquarters
At Finlen hotel basement the Joshers club organized a busy day of assembling and distributing Christmas food and shoes for the needy. Volunteers loaded five delivery machines and a big Pierce truck, with numerous named locals guiding routes and wrapping meat. By evening nearly 100 deliveries were made, with plans to double that today and more if needed.
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Joshers' Club
Finlen Hotel
Billy Gemmell
Jimmy Finlen
EB. J. Rinckel
Miles Finlen
E. B. Weirick
Weirick
Butte
Big Pierce
George Dunn
M. S. Largey Automobile
Frank Callon
FEF. J
FEF. J. Rinckle Automobile
Matt Bilboa
E. C
Doc") Mooney
Chicago Payoffs Probe Reveals Police Union Expenditures
Chicago on December 23 reports evidence that the United Police and the policemen's union paid thousands of dollars to cover expenses of committees formed to influence legislation.
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Chicago
United Police
Policemen’s Union
Investigation Opens Into 60,000 Legislative Fund
The civil service commission probes the United Police Heart organization over an alleged 60,000 dollar legislative fund. Attorneys for the commission seek to uncover the truth behind funds opponents say were collected within the group.
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Civil Service Conmission
Commission
United Police Asart
Army officer takes new post at Oregon Agricultural College
Washington December 23 First Lieutenant Peter J Hennessy of the Fifteenth Cavalry has been detailed by the War Department as professor of military science at Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis Oregon.
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Washington
Peter J. Hennessy
Ffteenth Cavalry
War Department
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Gloriously brief spree ends as man jailed in Denver
Johann Miller aged 26 arrives in Denver with eight sight drafts totaling $25,000 on Lincoln Trust of New York. He buys a touring car and contemplates a ranch after spending nearly all available funds. Banks file complaints and Miller is arrested, claiming he is the son of a wealthy German landowner.
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Denver
Col
Lincoln Trust Company of
New York
Johann Miller
Miller
Lincoln Trust Company
Central Savings Bank
Denver National Bank
The
Panic not flames caused all deaths in Belgian theater fire
In Menin Belgium a cinema theater fire last night caused 13 deaths all from internal hemorrhage due to pressure while escaping. The auditorium held 69 comfortable, yet over 700 crowded in. Panic was frightful as spectators jumped from balconies onto the crowd below injuring many. Fifty injured but not fatally.
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Menin
Belgium
Barraques
Treasure seekers sail for Cocos Island led by two women
Panama on December 23 reports Miss Barry Tille and Miss Genevieve Davis leading a party of treasure hunters from Panama toward Cocos Island in the Pacific, about 650 miles southwest of Panama, drawn by legends of hidden riches.
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Panama
Barry Tille
Genevieve Davis
Cocos Island
Pacific
Proposal to remove negro soldiers sparks army conference
Washington reports a plan to eliminate the negro as an American soldier will be discussed at the officers conference on January 8. Some officers favor the move citing Philippine natives and Hawaiian unrest linked to black troops, while friends of the Negroes will defend their strong Cuba and Philippines records.
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Washington
Philippines
Hawaii
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Friends of the Negroes
Cuba
Satellites of Saturn Show Moonlike Locking and Tethys Brightness Theory
Guthrick of Berlin records photometric studies of six principal Saturnian satellites, confirming that several or all keep the same face toward Saturn. An hypothesis for Tethys suggests an elongated ellipsoid shape with principal axes in a five to two ratio, analogous to proposed shapes for Eros and its light variations.
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Saturn
Guthrick
Royal Observatory of
Berlin
Tethys
Harper's Weekly
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