Problem of Life Up to M Gow an in Court Again
In Butte a 22 year old James Murphy recently released from county jail faced vagrancy charges again. The judge warned of a drug habit and ordered sentence continued, noting newcomers to Butte fueled holiday arrests. Miner Jack Mickle faced payback for heavy drinking, and others were dealt with as the court processed the day.
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James Murphy
Murphy
Butte
Jack Mickle
Jack
Mickle
Dave Williams
Walter Marriott
Montana Printing Law Urged for Amendment by State Press
The Montana State Press association via secretary Ira Cole asks Governor Norris to urge a special legislative session to consider amending the state printing law. The resolutions call for penalties for violations and aim to cure defects to make the law operable.
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Helena
Montana State Press Association
Ira Cole
Norris
Advertising worded to draw readers and responses
The Davenport Times notes that wording affects ad success. A man seeking a general housework girl posted Wanted-Girl for general housework. Apply XYZ, care the Blank, and received only one reply, leading him to doubt advertising.
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Davenport Times
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills Promote Liver Activity
Munyon's Paw Paw Pills claim to gently stimulate the liver and stomach without scouring or weakening. They purport to nourish the blood and aid digestion, offering free medical advice from Munyon's Doctors and advertising nationwide availability from Munyon's, 53rd and Ong Street, Philadelphia.
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Munyou
Munyen
Munyon
Palladelphia
Doc Mooney Receives Mixed Breed Dog Gift
Alderman FF Mooney known as Doc Mooney received a dog from an eastern admirer while in California. The crate arrived at a restaurant where a waiter freed the pet and it escaped. Mooney hopes to recover the dog and may offer a reward. The breed appears to be a mix of bulldog poodle pointer fox terrier and several other hound and collie lineages.
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FF. T. Mooney
Doc Mooney
Boston Kennels
Mr. Mooney
California
Hennessy
Bachelors' Club Open House On New Year's Day
The Bachelors' club will keep open house at 308 South Idaho street on New Year's day both afternoon and evening. Members will receive guests in the afternoon from early to six while the evening feature a strictly social affair. Patronesses for the afternoon are the wives of former members including Mrs. Lloyd Gage Mrs. Irving Whitehouse Mrs. Harry Hoyt Mrs. Cliff Woods Mrs. B. J. Angove Mrs. Thomas F. Mitchell and Mrs. George Murphy. Officers listed are Jack Wortman president C. A. Bilteau vice president Rollins Foster secretary treasurer.
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Bachelors’ Club
South
Idaho Street
Lloyd Gage
Irving Whitehouse
Harry Hoyt
Cliff Woods
Res B. J. Angove
Mor rison seeks injunction against Kansas anti drug store law
Samuel A Morrison of Kansas City Missouri filed in federal court for an injunction to block enforcement of Kansas anti drug store liquor law. He argues the restriction on selling liquor for medicinal purposes violates the Fourteenth Amendment and conflicts with Kansas constitution. The suit tests the law enacted by the last legislature and notes Morrison's Missouri citizenship allows federal court action.
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Topeka
Kan
Samuel A.morrison
Kansas City
Pollock
United States
State of
Kansas
Harrison
Missouri
Pedro the dog dies from suspected meat poisoning
Pedro owned by W A O'Brien school board architect died yesterday after ingesting poison found in meat. The dog had shown clear symptoms and was treated but could not be saved. Miss Flora Greene cared for the animal since Architect O'Brien left town.
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Pedro
W A. O'Brien
School Board
Birmingham Adopts State Prohibition as City Ordinance
Birmingham city council approves statewide prohibition as regular ordinances after previously acting under state laws. A recent supreme court decision had nulled prior convictions under the older framework.
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Birmingham
Ala
Supreme Court
Furniture Ordered for Emergency Hospital Rooms
The city building committee ordered all needed furnishings to be delivered today to ready the Emergency hospital and detention rooms over the city hall annex by tomorrow. Alderman Murphy said the committee’s part will be done once the items arrive and the matron will arrange the furniture. The committee includes Aldermen White Murphy and Schatzlein awaiting a named matron and mayor’s notification.
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City Hall
Alderman Murphy
White
Murphy
Schatzlein
Wills His Body to Medical Students in Death
El Pause Texas December 30 1939 government meat inspector Th us Schnell age 50 shot himself after leaving a note citing ill health and willed his body to medical students. Schnell had come from Kansas City and left behind a brother in Indianapolis. The Butte Stationary Engineers union will not hold a New Year’s Eve ball with tickets sold under union auspices deemed fraudulent.
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el Pause
Tex
Hus Schnell
Nelson Morris
Il-Health
Schnell
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Butte Stationary Engineers’ Union
Engineers’ Union
Pat Delougher
Thousands of damage suits awaiting decision in Standard Oil case
Springfield Mass report says several thousand damage suits against Standard Oil Company of New Jersey will be filed by independent refiners if the U S Supreme Court upholds a Missouri district court ruling dissolving the corporation. Thomas J Hisgen, former Independence League candidate and current president of the Independent Petroleum Marketers association, announced the plan.
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Springfield
Mass
Idec 10
Standard Oi Company
New Jersey
United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court For the
Missouri District
Thomas J. Hisgen
Independence League
Independent Petroleum Marketers’ Association
Independent action under Sherman act against Standard Oil
The independents will base proceedings against the Standard Oil Company under section 7 of the Sherman anti trust law. This provision allows any person or company injured by a corporation to sue for four fold damages.
Fire injures score in New York tenement blaze
A major fire swept a large double tenement on Belmont Avenue New York today injuring more than twenty people including six firefighters. Tenants fled to adjacent buildings as firemen battled smoke and crowding. a woman jumped from a second story window and was badly hurt. a family of five was found unconscious and rescued, with about a dozen others hospitalized for smoke inhalation and burns.
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New York
Belmont Avenue
Miners' Union Coal Yards للبيع bidding notice
Bids will be received for the sale of the Miners' union coal yards and equipment. Union reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids will close Jan. 11, 1910. Present all bids at Miners' union office. DAN HOLLAND, President, AL M'CLELLAN, Secretary.
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Miners’ Union
Dan Holland
AL M’clellan
Rescuers Reach Hero Just In Time
McAlester Oklahoma December 30. Superintendent John Brown trapped 28 hours in a smoke filled mine chamber after an explosion while trying to rescue shot firer Angello Asnicar. Brown was found unconscious but alive and in serious condition as rescuers continued efforts at daylight.
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McAlester
Okla
Bolen-Darnell Company
John Brown
Brown
Hartford
Ark
Angello Asnicar
Asniar
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