Alleged Robbers Taken With Goods
Frank Ward and Alibert Murray aged 24 and 18 were arrested by Chief Murphy and Detec tive Powell on charges of robbing the Sperry Hutchinson store at Galena and Main streets and holding up a Japanese restaurant at 651 Arizona street. Over $1,200 in cash and merchandise were taken in both incidents. Authorities recovered tin boxes, silver dollars and hack saws linked to the store theft. The restaurant proprietor identified Ward as one of the robbers who took about $18. Murray claimed Canadian arrival ten days earlier. Ward said he had been in Butte two months.
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Frank Ward
Alibert Murray
Murphy
Powell
Sperry-Hutchinson
Galena
Main Streets
Arizona Street
Ward
Murray
Butte
Canada
Youths Arrested in Butte Stolen Auto Case
Two youths were arrested for grand larceny after stealing Timothy Sullivan’s automobile from Park and Dakota streets at about 7:30 last night. Sullivan held the car’s thieves a block away until a police officer arrived and jailed them. Officials warn the next case will be pressed to the limit.
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Timothy Sullivan
Quincy Street
Park and
Dakota Streets
Butte
Sacrificial Stone of Aztec Temple Unearthed in 1791
The disk shaped sacrificial stone used before the war god Huitzilopochtli was dug up near the Aztec temple site in 1791 and is now housed in the Mexican national museum. It measures 835 feet across and 2 1/2 feet thick, with elaborate side carvings.
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Huitzilopochtli
Mexico
Lafayette buried on American soil at Picpus
General Thiebault notes Lafayette's tomb lies at Picpus. He explains Lafayette had placed a dozen barrels of earth from American battlefields at his tomb, which he personally brought back.
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Lafayette
Thiebault
Picpus
America
Rose Desent model suit in green beaver trim
The description details a Rose Desent model suit crafted in dark green duvetyn with green and silver brocade and abundant real beaver trimming. The cut is simple and dashing, with the back and front hanging freely from the shoulders, and the ensemble is completed by matching beaver coloring.
Ant Prohibition Fight On In Ohio
In Cincinnati a suit seeks to stop Gov. Cox from presenting the federal prohibition amendment to Ohio’s legislature for ratification or rejection. Alfred G. Erkenbrecker contends the amendment is invalid because it did not pass two thirds in both houses, only a majority of those voting. The case was heard in U S district court with Judge Howard Hiellister taking it under advisement.
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Cincinnati
Tec
James M. Cox
Ohio
Ohi
United States District Court
Howard Hiellister
Alfred G. Erkenbrecker
Sikenbrecker
Robert Emmet Literary Association Annual Ball
The thirty sixth annual ball of the Robert Emmet Literary Association will be at Hibernia hall on New Year’s eve. A fine program of Irish and American dances is planned with a recess at midnight. Committees for door reception and floor duties are listed, with judges, sheriffs and other officials named for supervision.
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Robert Emmet Literary Association
Hibernia Hall
Miss Sullivan
Door
Ed Aulerone
John O'Leary
John Fox
Willam Hennessy
Don Ryan
Pat Craig
Dick Barry
Dan Lynch
John Owen
Vierce Powers
Hugh Daly
John Long
A. Sullivan
Pat Kavanaugh
Joe Murray
M. I. Kiley
James Landers
Tim D. McCarthy
Hugh Muller
James Hurley
J. J. Lynch
John K. O'Rourke
W. E. Deeney
Barry O'Leary
Absence of Witness Forces Dismissal in Army Uniform Case
Mike Mooney faced a charge of insulting an army uniform in police court but the complaining witness failed to appear. Judge Whitty dismissed the case noting that with the witness present the outcome might differ and praising returning soldiers for their service.
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Mike Mooney
DC. J. McCann
Judge Whitty
Mooney
Sam
Drunk in Court Spends Christmas in Jail
Jim O Neil the only drunk held by police court judge Whitty for Christmas in jail. He faces a $5 fine or two and a half days in jail. Four others were dismissed while two more forfeited $5 bail each for non appearance.
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Jim O'Neill
Licker
Mauretania Sets Atlantic Passage Record in 1910
The Mauretania of the Cunard line achieved a record Atlantic crossing from Queenstown to New York in four days ten hours and forty one minutes from September 11 to 15, 1910.
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Cunard Line
Queenstown
New York
Tailored coat with beaver collar and fur buttons
Description notes a waistline and straight back with fullness in pleat groups. Collar crafted in beaver fur features matching fur buttons for a refined garment detail.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Surrounding
Auto Electric Equipment CO
Willard
Arizona St
McCarthy’s
North Main
McCarthy’s National Market
East Park Street
Riddell Paint Co
Merry Christmas
Legs Jewelers
N. P. and
North Main Street
Hallmark Store
Merry Xmas
West Park
Namonds
Yan
DR. Lamb
Mercury Gt
Batte. Ment
the Jewelry House
I. Simon
Western Hardware CO
South Main
Calaiss
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