Gard Players Fined in Police Court
Police report evidence of gambling as about 40 men faced Judge Whitty on vagrancy and gambling charges after raids on Pete Naughton's Baltimore club, Beer's clear store, West Park cigar shop, and East Park Street saloon. Fines totaled $19 each for vagrancy. some suspects used fictitious names. Attorney M S Cohen claimed clients were not gamblers but card players. The raid aimed to curb gambling and the city council plans to consider revoking permits next week.
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Whitty
Pete Naughton
Baltimore Club
Arizona
Beer's
Clear
West Park
East Park Street
Beer's Clear
Harry Brown
Charles Hansen
W. F. Stull
M. Gardner
T. Thompson
George White
George Hocking
Charles Gutman
W. L. Symong
James Brown
Jak Munroe
Otto Fisher
M.S. Cohen
Cohen
Beer
Butte
Larkin
Lynch
Gerry and Wesson
Gerry
Naughton's Place
Frank Colfine
Mike Sullivan
Charles Daniels
Frank Bawards
Nick Govich
J. W. Spaur
Mike Marsanich
Emil Laten
Walter Kosvdor
Bart Hayes
Grant Smith
Frank Crone
Ernest Erickson
Mike Kotehie
John Stewart
Fast Park Street
Louise Dansoreau
Alfred Normanto
Dick Cote
John Bontol
Sam Savage
Fred Borden
Louis Leveaux
Advertising Pays You in the Standard
A persuasive note on the value of newspaper ads, urging readers to scan all notices for overlooked offers. It emphasizes every line is crafted to grab attention and meet a human need, asserting quick, worthwhile glances through advertising in the Standard.
United States Third in Naval Rank of Powers
Washington January 17 How the United States ranked third among the world’s naval powers at the start of the European war is explained in a letter from Secretary Daniels released today by Representative Madden of Illinois. He notes that Britain had 46 dreadnoughts on August 14, 1914, Germany 22, the United States 14, France 18 and Japan 8. The secretary says the current U S count is 19 dreadnoughts in commission building or authorized, but no figures exist for other powers’ builds or orders since the war began.
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Washington
Daniels
Dubile
Maden
Ilinois
Madden
Kitchin
House
Great Britain
Germany
United States
France
Japan
Chauffeur of Butte Weds Miss Alice McCuen
Henry Dudley Hicox and Miss Alice Marie McCuen were married in Mantle block parlors by Justice Doran last evening. Hicox runs an automobile livery, McCuen was a bookkeeper, with TM Nicol and Miss A Rodgers among guests. They will honeymoon in Salt Lake and reside in Butte.
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Henry Dudley Hicox
Alice Marie McCuen
Justice Doran
Sacred Heart parish to repair damaged Stations of the Cross
Father Walsh pledges payment of 200 for repair costs after a fire damaged the Stations of the Cross in the old Sacred Heart church. The restored pieces will go to St Paul for storage then return to Butte by March 1, first day of Lent, in memory of the late Father Callahan.
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Walsh Yorceray
Father Venus
Sacred Heart Parish
Sacred Heart Church
St. Paul
Ray’ McDonald
Montana Largey
Walkerville Council Meets Over Municipal League in Butte
Walkerville city council held a regular meeting last evening to discuss the upcoming municipal league meetings in Butte this week. The discussion focused on preparations and agenda items for the event.
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Muntipal League
Butte
Walkerville
Great Northern optimism and Montana growth forecast
W P Kenney vice president of the Great Northern and accompanying officials visit Butte to survey roads and discuss Montana prospects for the year. He notes revived lumber coal and copper trades and a large anticipated eastern and southern farmer migration to Montana driven by improving conditions and rail exhibits. The party cites ongoing grain shipments and a continued Montana railway exhibit now in St Paul.
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Montana
W. P. Kenney
Great Northern
Mr Kenney
P. L. Howe
Spaulding Howe
E. 0. Ricent
First National
Paul
James Robin
Butte
Great Falls
Mr. Kenney
Silver Bow Club
Butte Busine
St. Paul
Great Fals
Billings
Lew'stown
Billings & Northern
Eureka
Compulsory Service Bill Fails to Move in House
London reports show the compulsory service bill proceeding with no changes. Government opposition blocked amendments seeking to include Ireland and married men under the policy. John Redmond urged loyalty and warned conscription in Ireland would be unworkable, noting satisfactory Irish recruiting. The government and labor factions discuss a compromise with safeguards against industrial coercion.
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London
Ireland
Jone
Asquith
Tabor Party
Fahorites
Rainier Club's Liquor Cache Seized In Raid
Seattle January 17 deputies seized 400 quarts of whiskey champagne gin and other intoxicants from the Rainier club the city's principal club. Sheriff Robert T. Hodge authorized entry to all rooms at Fourth avenue and Marlon street. No minor found in the barroom or basement store room.
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Seattle
Rainier Club
Robert T. Hodge
Fourth Avenue
Marlon Street
Mqnor
Hidden trunk reveals club liquor seizure evidence
A trunk in a locked linen closet contained liquor seizures. Deputies found multiple eezures in members rooms exceeding the statutory two quarts of spirits or twelve quarts of malt liquor. Property of members with less was left untouched. Evidence suggested a planned locker system with six lockers set up but unused.
Explosion inquiry ordered by secretary in Washington
A court of inquiry was named by Secretary Danels to investigate the submarine explosion at New York navy yard on Saturday. Four men died and 19 were seriously injured. The yard board, appointed by Rear Admiral Usher, reported the investigation continues and it is too early to determine the outcome.
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Washington
Danels
News York ‘Navy Yard
Saterday
Navy Yard Board
Usher
Insanity claim looms in Updike murder plot case
Chicago January 17 Irving and Herbert Updike were arraigned on conspiracy to commit a felony and jailed on five thousand dollar bonds after their arrest. They face further exam January 26 as charges of conspiring to kill their parents surface. The elder Updike sought insanity charges but officials favored regular procedure. The father indicated possible expatriation if prosecutions dropped, while deputies noted Herbert pretended to join the plot. The case notes a past injury to Irving’s spine linked to his present motives. Meantime Mrs Emma Pankhurst on parole in New York faces immigration questions in Washington as she works for Serbian relief. In El Paso doctors plan to go to Mexico to combat typhus, seeking Carranza approval, with Drs Fasolutsky and Leibman reporting a serum treatment.
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Chicago
Irving
Herbert Updike
Kendall
Furman D. Updike
Herbert
Lee
Fried Cakes or Crullers Superior Recipe Ad
Everyone likes fried cakes or crullers. Here is a superior recipe with steps to mix, knead, shape and fry. Details include exact measurements and a request to send for the KC Cook's Book and a colored certificate in 25-cent cans from Jaques Mrs. Co. Chicago.
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Samet Boe
Ureasy Hilt
Ie Sete
Coatiag
Jaques Mrs. Co
Chicago
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