Comment of Court in Buckner's Case Indicates Writ Likely Issued
Judge McClernan signaled mandamus likely to restore Buckner as police captain after removal by the Nevin administration. Proceedings covered whether Buckner or another man could hold the post, with arguments over de facto boards, suspensions, and the legality of the old Driscoll board. The hearing also reviewed related cases of several discharged officers and the authority to bring the action against Mayor Nevin.
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Police Commission
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Tien
Supreme Court
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Fudge McClernay
Ly Buckner
Ottier
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Ie Supreme Anartheid
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Tak
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Board of Commissioners
Regal
Permanent Police and Trial Board
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Lamb
Fudge Kourquin
Mr. Carroll
O. W. Hungate
G. D. Peterson
John Nelson
Frank H. White
L. Fairchild
L. L. Totkin
W. T. van Orden
Albert Erickson
Robert Rice
Hugh Spiers
James
Hoarman
Limh
W. E. Carroll
Fle
Convincing Proof of His Insanity in Griffis Trial
A mob of testimony yesterday focused on Thom ar Griffis as evidence for insanity in the Paceluk 1D murder case. Saloonkeeper, brother, and wife witnesses described a marked mental change, dressing in others clothes, avoiding music, and social withdrawal, with doctors affirming insanity rather than shamming.
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Griffin Vervedd
Pat Gritin
Grifin
Tim Harrington
Ehildeen
Harrington
Wiliam Dolan
Dubin Gulch
Griffin
Tgen
County Attotney Waller
Butte Library Board Recommends More Help
The Butte library board urged the council to hire an assistant librarian, recommending Miss Flizateth McDonald as the top substitute. The librarian called for higher staff funding due to growing workload, and resolutions of regret were adopted for K. H. Paxson. Strueger succeeded Paxson as trustee and attended the meeting.
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Butte Library Board
Nhraran
Flizateth McDonald
No Serious Unemployment In United States Says Wynne
In a morning interview with Robert J. Wynne former American consul general in London he avoided commenting on the British elections but praised American labor conditions He stated there is no unemployment in the United States and that work awaits all who are willing and able to work He attributed this to protectionist policy saying it has advanced American prosperity by about a century.
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Unioniat
Conysul
Tondon
Robert J. Wynne
United States
Warren Purchases Residence from late owner on Granite Street
Dr Katry B Byrne manager of Paine Webber Co has bought the dwelling at the corner of Granite and Washington streets previously owned by J B Legent and aided by Mr Byrne since the death of Dr Warren.
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Jona
Paine, Webber & Co
Bas
Dn O. ¥. Warren
Granite and
Washington Streets
J. 13. Legent
Dr. Warren
Mr. Byrne
Chinaman freed after brief police court trial
In a city case a Chinese man named Yom Yong was discharged after a police court hearing. Testimony cited neighborhood persecution by hoodlums and white witnesses. Reports of vandalism and laundry theft preceded the shooting claims which were unfounded. Additional cases saw Fannie Cohen and Angie Smith fined and released on bonds as officers warned nonpayment. Multiple drunks and arrests followed the roundup at the city hall.
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Wrynhe
Nzch
Borhood
Te Shels
Gorn Oxer
Fannie Cohen
Angie Smith
George Marrs
Charley Corman
Cohen
Pyramid Pile Cure Free Sample Letter
An unsolicited pamphlet promotes Pyramid Pile Cure as a treatment for piles. It urges readers to obtain a free mail sample by sending name and address, claiming the trial package can cure piles without further treatment and to buy from drug stores if desired.
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Yair
Drunkenness and arrests noted in city report
Jory I. Davis and Matt. Jones faced drunkenness charges with the day ending in sober returns and jail shelter. Dee Hanks was arrested on a nuisance complaint linked to a clogged sewer overflow. Ben Banks faces investigation over a nuisance claim tied to a rental property and city engineering oversight. Dan Miller’s assault case on Tahn Slovich at 23 Anaconda Road was sent to county authorities.
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Jory I. Davis
Vity
Matt. Jones
Dee Hanks
Ben Banks
Annd
Banks
Kenew
Th Engineering Department
Athte
Dan Miller
Tahn Slovich
Anaconda Road
Man Found Dead at Bittercreek Ranch in Bitter Creek Area
James O'Neil, about 60, was found dead at Yegen Hras’s ranch north of the Yellowstone, after a freezing night. Doctors cite organic heart trouble as the cause. he had recently suffered fainting spells and tumbled from a horse but recovered. He had lived in the Bitter Creek cabin for years with no known relatives in the area.
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Billings
O'Neil
Yeren Bros
Yellowstone
Bitter Creek
Missing Rimini resident feared dead after Christmas disappearance
A Rimini resident, Lows Schwarzhans, has been missing since December 27. Rumors arise after a frocked body was found near Billings. locals fear he wandered seeking work and froze en route. Schwarzhans, 170 pounds, 5 ft 8 in, lived in Rimini for years. brother Fred works at a Bear Gulch mine.
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Rimini
Schwarzhans
Tillings
Nan
Elarten
Puzgays
Schwarshans
Jack Darfler
Grizzly Gulch
Flo
Rimtal
Fred
Bear Gulch
Textile labor convention opens in Boston hall
Boston January 10 a convention of Massachusetts textile labor unions opened at Temple hall with broad union representation. The event marks a major gathering for workers in the textile industry and aims to coordinate labor interests across the state.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Templac Hall
Atato
Textile unions seek uniform labor legislation across state
Textile unions from multiple regions discuss Inter legislation for the coming session. Previous lack of preassembly agreement led to scattered proposals and little uniformity. New Bedford and Fall River unions, the state’s largest textile bodies, are accused of steering issues away from broader textile labor interests.
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Oten
Inter
Textua
New Bedford
Pall River
Lnbor
Sale of Indian lands in Eastern Oklahoma lands auctioned
About 240 tracts totaling 19 000 acres, once Paar Lo property, will be sold to white buyers by the Indian agency. Rales to be held in towns across Eastern Oklahoma from today through next Friday.
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Muskogee
Okla
Paar Lo
Indian Agency
Oklahoma
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