Guilty verdict in poolroom robbery case
Holand C. Butard and Clyde Waumble were found guilty in Judge Dwyer's court of robbery. Each received a sentence of not less than five and not more than ten years. Police Chief Jere Murphy testified about the defendants’ actions during the holdup and identification by victims.
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Holand C. Butard
Clyde Waumble
Dwyer
Jere' Murphy
Butard
Wallmble
Thomas Wilson
Dantard
Soldier in police court spared fine after uniform respect
A discharged soldier faced a disturbance charge in police court. Judge Whitty gave only a reprimand, praising the uniform and warning him to behave, while another soldier, Olson, paid a fine after slapping a streetcar conductor when the car did not stop as he signaled.
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Whitty
Meaderville
Olson
Bourouin Returns After War End in Butte Scene
In a brief Butte report, MoM in the naval forces describes the arrival in Europe the day the armistice was signed. He notes the sight of German ships steaming toward surrender and returns home with reflections on the war’s end and a sense of closure.
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Mom
Europe
Butte
J H Wilson Services Held At Silver Town Club
Final services for B J Wilson mining engineer who died recently will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at the Silver Town club where he was a prominent member for years. Civil and mining engineers of the city and state will pay final tribute. Health authorities report new cases as Butte battles illness with elevated caution and calls for precautions to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Wilson
Silver Town Club
Wilson
Butte
Health Board
Justice official Charles Tyman returns home from trip
Charles Tyman of the department of justice in Butte has returned after a months visit. About a month ago he took a prisoner to the Leavenworth prison, after which he visited relatives in Chicago and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arles Tyman
Department of Justice
Butte
Leavensworth
Chicago
Wisconsin
Widow payroll list under the dependent child act
Four widows in ProeR county receive payments under the dependent child act. One widow supports four children, another supports three, and two widows care for one child each.
Juvenile court to sentence youths in destruction cases
The Southeast section house demolition case saw two boys and two girls found guilty and set for sentencing. Judge Dwyer will determine damages and apportion loss to the families, while other youths accused of breaking into a home saw sentences delayed a week to assess damage. One boy involved with drinking faced parole and potential transfer to Miles City if parolees fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bost
Dwyer
State Industrial School
Miles City
Deputy from Falls Seeks Clues in Murder Case Ties
Deputy W A Splan of Butte on return from Deer Lodge where he had placed in the penitentiary. Lees Armstrong to two years for child desertion and Peter Lokieh for issuing a worthless check. Splan aimed to learn if two suspects held in Butte are linked to a recent Great Falls murder case.
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Great Batts
W. A. Splan
Butte
Deer Lodge
Lees Armstrong
Peter Lokieh
Deperty
Splan
Nagging Husbands Sued for Divorce Jogged Moyle Trial
The filing alleges marital discord as the couple who wed about three years ago, with no children, seeks a divorce from Willan B Moyle. The case underscores domestic strife as grounds for legal separation.
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Willan B. Moyle
Bay
Woman Seeks Divorce Amid Claims of Abuse and Habitual Quarrels
The wife accuses her husband of constant arguing and making false charges, drink abuse, and physical restraint. She recalls him knocking her down and dragging her from a neighbor’s house. She reports leaving home about two weeks ago. no children are mentioned.
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Alwas
Makie
Bea
Matt Kangas
Vis
Sheelaine
Eagles to Entertain Tonight and Monday
Butte Aerie of Tagies hosts a festive gathering in Lewisohn Block rooms with mistletoe ivy decor, key sandwiches coffee and light beverages. Members must show cards. dancing with orchestra planned. Monday features a stag farewell event. Police court drunk cases drop as Mayor’s supply diminishes.
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Butte Aerie of
Tagies
Lewisohn
Bagies
Barleycorn
Fenton Charged With Passing Bad Checks
Joseph Fenton was arrested after admitting to drawing three bad checks totaling 23 dollars on the First National bank of Butte with no funds. He claimed blank forms were misused while having a California bank balance. A bank book from Bannock National, Pocatello Idaho, showed Ray Cooper had funds and a machinist job in Deer Lodge. A further check surfaced, connected to a separate unnamed matter.
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Joseph Fenton
Fenton
First National Bank of
Butte
Morrie
California
Bannock National Bank
Pocatello
Idaho
Ray Cooper
Cooper
Deer Lod
France
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