Police Court Convicts In Two Gambling Cases
In police court Judge Whitty convicted two men in separate gambling cases and fined them. A raid on a coffee house at 67 East Broadway led to seven arrests for shooting craps. several defendants were fined or dismissed, while the proprietor faced a higher penalty. A second raid with nine men taken into custody resulted in fines of $10 each except for the proprietor who was fined $20.
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Putte
P. J. Gengan
Polo Court
Whitty
East ‘Broadway
Tueasey Hight
Mike O'Donnell
Mike Dwyer
George Well
Nick “Plume
S. Spiro
Wiliam Iron
Dim Lalli
Ray Franter
O'Donnell Agrain
Steve
County to Issue New Clothing at Poor Farm
County commissioners announce a plan to replace worn outfits for those at the poor farm with new underwear socks shoes and overall jumpers. Old clothing will be destroyed to improve sanitation. a laundry will be installed and a new supply of clothing is being provided.
Fines and guilty verdicts in Buckley’s Court
In Buckley's Court yesterday Martin Crane was dismissed on theft charges over a $45 bankroll belonging to C. T Holm. Russell Morgan was found guilty but unable to pay a $2 fine and will serve it in the coal yard. May White paid a $25 fine for a guilty assault at the Woodrow Hotel on Aries ta street.
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Justice Court of Law
Buckley
C. T Holmson
Martin Crane
Russell Morgan
Co Lair
Woodrow
Aries Tna Street
May White
Butte Soldier Dies in France at Age 24
Tom J. O'Brien of Butte died in France in November from a wound received in action eight months earlier. He was 24, enlisted a month after war was declared, came from Ireland seven years ago, and worked in the mines before joining the forces. He had no relatives in America.
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Tom J. O'Brien
Butte
France
O'Brien
America
Ireland
Police Court Briefs Report Fines Totals Eighty Dollars
A brief police court session yesterday morning fined several individuals. Frances Degnan paid ten dollars for a four window incident on South Main Street, RG Peny, a Park Street storekeeper, five dollars for throwing paper in the street. Two were listed for drunkenness with fines of five dollars and another, a woman, forfeited bail in the same amount.
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Pines
Frances Degnan
South Main Street
RG Peny
Park Street
Two Complaints Filed In Justice Courts Yesterday
County Attorney Jackson filed two complaints in justice courts. One names Robert Stover accused of petit larceny, another charges P J Hawley with using a automobile without owner's consent. Also notes Temple B'nai Israel Friday services and South Side State Bank annual meeting in Butte Montana for January 14 1919 with cashier P A Reichle.
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Jackson
Robert Stover
Ank Mooney
P. J Hawley
Kenney
Nothh South Side State Bank
Butte
Mont
South Side State Loan
Harrison and
George Streets
P. A. Reichle
Cashier
Tte
Beulah Hess seeks divorce after heated marital abuse
Beulah Hess files for divorce from Wilkie Heas alleging a scalding hot potato attack in Bellingham, beating, hair pulling, and eviction. She seeks resumed maiden name Bella McGillivray with custody of a boy and alimony, citing his temper and vile epithets.
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Beulah Hess
Wilkie Heas
Bellingham
Wash
Lite
Shero
Bella McGillivray
John McCilliveay
Margaret Granopulos
George Granopulos
Aiden
Thompson
Salt Lake
Emilia Galery
Antony Galery
Hudson, Mase
Bhe
Automobile collision at Pony Hill restaurant on East Broadway
Albert Klein of Anaconda escaped a long chase when a car crashed into the Pony Hill restaurant on East Broadway. Plate glass windows shattered, the vehicle lurched backward after the owner tried to start it, the car smashing into the eatery. Klein settled damages and the cook deemed it a cool joke on the Anaconda man.
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Pony Hill
East Broadway
Albert Klein
Anaconda
Butte Yestern
Stile
Klein
Eld Cook
Forged Passport Get Three Months Jail Term
Baron Allardt von den B. Muench, nephew of Count von Bernsterff, jailed three months for attempting to enter the U S with a forged passport. Dane Edward Michael Zaccho, alleged diplomatic agent, received one year in federal custody. Clemency sought for Muench due to youth and past confinement after capture by Russian troops in 1914. Military papers found sewn into coats during immigration checks.
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San Francisco
Allardt von den B. Muench
Count von Bernsterff
Baron Muench
Rdwar Michael Zaccho
War Foreign Office
M.T. ‘Dooling
Waceho
John W. Br Ton
Burodnek
Berlin
Zaccho
Mueneh
Berian
United States
Kurt Brunn
Slated for Home at an Early Date
Washington reports most units of the Thirty-seventh engineers and remaining Twentieth engineers to be sent home soon. The list includes 197 officers and 4,343 men across regimental, battalion, and company headquarters, medical detachments, aero squadrons, trench mortar batteries, cement mills, sanitary train, and related support units.
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Washington
Twentieth Engineers
C.D
Bnd I
Eighth
California Assembly Proposes Advisory Prohibition Vote
Sacramento January 9 A concurrent resolution introduces an advisory vote on the national prohibition amendment at the next general election. Assemblyman Bismarck Broek of St Helena filed the measure which will join a hearing with the proposed honesty amendment before the federal relations committees of both houses tonight.
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Sacramento
Cal
Assembly
California
Bismarck Broek
St. Helena
Bruek
Senate
Virginia Legislature Ratifies Federal Amendment
DAY FORCES. W. VA. Jan. 9 The Virginia legislature today ratified the federal amendment becoming the third state to take this action.
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W. Va
Virginia
Steps Toward Roosevelt Memorial in Capitol
Washington, Jan 9. Senate unity supports a joint session Feb 9 to honor Colonel Roosevelt with a Capitol memorial service and committees empowered to arrange events. In France, 151,000 American troops have left for home, part of the postwar demobilization. James H. O’Rourke, former major league player, dies in Bridgeport of pneumonia. San Francisco urges public use of gauze masks amid rising flu cases.
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Washington
Capitol St
Lay
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Bridgeport
Conn
James H. Oourke
Hors
O'Rourke
San Francisco
William Haxsler
Vie
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A. Crase
Nevada Avenue
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Owsley Block
Anaconda Nat'l. Bank
DR. Davis
Horlick
Rae RE
Temple Binat Israel
Temple B'nai Israel
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Husband
Ecords
Rhine
No Man's Land
Hugh Donovan
Henry Burr
the Pickaninny
Prince
My Baby Boy
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Albinos
Columbia Records
Columbia Grafhophone Company
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Johnny
Newbro Drug Co
Columbia
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Russell Chubb
Yemen
Tish Maloney
North Main Street
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