Bankers Trial Opens as Dakin Faces False Reports Charge
A jury was sworn for the trial of Barton B. Dakin, cashier of the closed Yegen bank, on charges of making false reports to the state bank examiner. Prosecution outlines three fraudulent entry groups including a $74,500 Gold Coin asset, a $654,000 Bear Creek Coal loan, and $85,000 Chicago National Bank obligations, while the defense contends the items were assets and personal notes and that the bank entries reflected truth. The case proceeded with opening statements and witnesses sworn as court adjourned for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton B. Dakin
Yegen Bank
Harlow Pease
James T. Baldwin
L. Q. Skelton
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Pease
Christian Yegen
Yegen
Dakin
T. E. Downey
N. A. Rotering
Frank Sullivan
Bear Creek Coal Company
National Bank of the Republic At
Chicago
Butte & Western Mining Company
Georgetown
Coal Company
National Bank of the Republic
Mr. Pease
Christian
Peter Yegen
Montana
Baldwin
Butte and Western
Attornney
Department of Court
Yegen Brothers
Butte
Skelton
Lynch
E. F. Mayer
John K. Sullivan
Charles Gaskell
Matt Grumbach
L. R. Hill
M. R. Kavanaugh
Carl Hamry
C. H. Rowling
Edmund Duane
E. W. Kent
L. F. Remark
F. N. Dunnavan
Don’t Shirk Your Meals
An old advertisement touts tablets to relieve dyspepsia, bloating and heartburn and to aid digestion. It claims the product alkalizes stomach contents and stimulates digestion, promising better appetite and nutrition. Box prices are listed at about 60 cents.
Butte Camera Club Plans Evening Meeting
The Butte Camera club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the chamber of commerce rooms to discuss an exhibit of beauty spot photographs to be shown at the automobile show at Columbia gardens next week. Strong local photos are available and may be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Camera Club
Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Camera Club
Autos Grash Owners Glare In Street Collision
Two automobiles crashed at the Granite and Hamilton corner yesterday afternoon. Drivers glared at each other then drove off. Police received a witness report. Officer Tom Walsh responded but both drivers had left the scene. splinters marked the street though neither car was badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite
Hamilton
Tom Walsh
Musical program by Natural Psychic Science School at Good Templar Hall
A musical program presented by the Natural Psychic Science School is planned for tonight at 8 o'clock in Good Templar Hall, 215 North Main Street. The event features piano solos by Miss Stella Hutson and Miss Anna Troyer, violin solo by Miss Wilma Burtten with pianist Miss Helen Bersanti, recitations by Edna Hutson and Miss Anita Jones, vocal bass solo by Robert Logan with Mrs. Logan, and whistling solo by J. J. Winter with Mrs. Lottie Hall, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Psychic Science School
Good Templar Hall
North Main Street
Stella Hutson
Wilma Burrtten
Helen Bersanti
Little Edna Hutson
Robert Logan
Mrs. Logan
J. J. Winter
Lottie Hall
Anna Troyer
Anita Jones
Concert program features quartet and soloists with piano and violin
The program includes quartet with Mrs Haggerty Miss Enid Parry Messrs Edwards and Stone and Mrs Lottie Hall, a monologue, Teddy Farrel, a trio with double piano duet and violin, vocal solos by Misses Stella Hutson Margaret Wheeler Ella Jones and tenor Harry Stone. After the program refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggerty
Enid Parry
Messrs. Edwards and Stone
Lottie Hall
Teddy Farrel
Stella Hutson
Margaret Wheeler
Ella Jones
Harry Stone
Burglars 8 and 14 Run Raid End With Capture
Jim and Tom, ages eight and fourteen, pulled a big party after stealing $15 from the Frank Jensen home in Williamsburg. They splurged Tuesday night at Gregson, and yesterday, short on funds, tried to sell a revolver. A resident alerted Detective Frank White on Excelsior Street and the boys were taken to probation officer Dave O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Tom
Frank Jensen
Williamsburg
Seattle
Frank White
Excelsior Street
Jensen
Gregson
White
Dave O'Connor
Gas odor alert wakes sleeping man in East Mercury cabin
A passerby entered a cabin on East Mercury Street after smelling gas, waking a sleeping man who had turned on a stove without lighting it. The man recovered with no injuries. George Huber of Melrose is staying at the Butte during a brief business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury Street
George Huber
Melrose
the Butte
City
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