Irregularity in Burials Charged by City Health Official
Dr E R Grigg city health officer warned undertakers physicians and cemetery sextons that failing to follow Montana death certificate and burial permit laws will lead to prosecution. He cited a recent burial without a permit and warned no further warnings will be given with possible fines from 25 to 100 dollars and imprisonment for violations.
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E. R. Grigg
Butte
Grigg
Montana
Mable
Six Drunks Arrested Across Butte Main Street
Six drunks were arrested over two days in a small area along North and South Main streets in Butte. One man rearrested within an hour after release forfeited two $10 bonds. A neighbor near Prospect was fined $19 but reduced to $5 on magistrate Grimes' approval with Officer Sullivan paying the reduced amount. Three arrests occurred on South Main and three in the first two blocks of North Main.
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South Main Street
Butte
Prospect
Sullivan
Grimes
Main Street
North Main Street
Canada Lifts War Censorship on US Publications
A Canada bulletin to the Butte post office states that censorship orders in council canceling bans on enemy and foreign language publications printed in the United States are effective January 1. Therefore, newspapers and periodicals previously prohibited may now be delivered to Canadian addresses.
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Canada
United States
Butte
Postal Administration of Canada
Department
Advertising aviators arrested for unlicensed leaflets in Idaho
D'Alene Idaho January 12 Thomas W Symons and Foster Russell Spokane Washington, and Jack Finney of D Alene were arrested today on charges of distributing advertising matter over the city without a license. They were released on their own recognizance. They had flown commercially and allegedly dropped advertising material during flights.
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D'Alene
Idaho
Thomas W. Symons
Foster Russell
Spokane
Wash
Jack Finney
Foolish Peter Rid the Castle of Mice and Rats
Illustrated tale by Neva Harrison recounts Foolish Peter who aids a king by digging pits around the castle and using animals to drive out mice and rats. The king rewards Peter with a jeweled crown and gold, ensuring the castle remains pest free and Peter and his mother never want again.
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Neva Harrison
Foolish Pater
Peter
Mayor Tait predicts Whitehall valley growth this summer
Mayor Rob Tait of Whitehall, formerly a Butte resident, toured Jefferson valley and said the region holds unlimited prospects for the coming years. He noted stockmen and farmers faced temporary woes but business remains strong and spring will bring new enterprises. Whitehall will boom and the valley will prosper. Some stock owners lost cattle in cold weather but none suffered severely.
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Rob Tait
Whitehall
Butte
Jefferson Valley
Jackson Contends For More Salary
Judge Joseph R. Jackson asked the Montana Supreme Court in Helena yesterday to issue a writ of mandate directing the state auditor to raise his salary warrants to 4800 a year from 4000. He claims entitlement to the increase as he took office after the legislature passed the law. The Albina St. George vs. Butte Ramsdell Mining case resumes today, same session.
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Joseph R. Jackson
Supreme Court
Helena
Jackson
Albina St. George
Butte-Ramsdell Mining Company
Italian steamer Principessa Mafalda not lost officials say
The Rio Janeiro agents report the Italian steamer Principessa Mafalda did not sink after striking a mine. They say the captain answered a telegram and that the vessel and all aboard are safe, despite earlier reports of 700 lives lost.
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Beynos
City to Update and Codify Ordinances
City council members plan a revision and codification of ordinances amid budget constraints. They want recent traffic rules bound in permanent form for public inspection, noting many prosecutions rely on older ordinances. A full revision is unlikely. a compact volume of newer laws may be printed for reference.
Reeves fined for reckless driving in city court
Charles Sage, charged with reckless driving of a large truck, was fined $10 in the Butte police court yesterday morning after John Brimacomb testified that Sage’s truck damaged Brimacomb’s car on West Park street Saturday. Brimacomb said the vehicle struck a fire hydrant, smashed the radiator, and ruined a tire. Sage claimed the crash was unavoidable as the truck slid toward the gutter and into a parked car near Main street.
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Charles Sage
Butte
John Brimacomb
West Park Street
Brimacomb
Sage
Main Street
Frisco to Boston by boat launches steamship service
Boston January 12 a steamship service from Frisco to San Francisco via the Panama Canal will begin about March 1 with the sailing of the Juneau. The New England Maritime corporation says six vessels will run the service with monthly sailings. San Pedro port of Los Angeles will be a stop.
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Boston
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Juneau
New England Maritime Corporation
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Herman Sentence Stands On Espionage Conviction
Washington January 12 The Supreme Court refused to review the conviction of Emil Herman of Everett Washington for violating the espionage act. Herman was sentenced to ten years in prison.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Emil Herman
Everett, Wash
Herman
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Golden West
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Newbro Dragco
Oechsli
West Broadway
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