Ray Hope Fined for Operating Without License
Peter Smith an em bla in the Highland restaurant was fined 20 dollars by Judge Whitty for running a messenger business without a license after delivering orders to district occupants. A menu was found on him. others claimed door to door solicitation. The Highland’s E Chronos denied sending messengers and was ordered to license before resuming. Also arrested for vagrancy were William Kingshouse Fred Cole Charlotte Essens and Hazel Ray. fines 10 dollars each suspended. Card of Thanks and funeral notices follow. An English inventor claims a new electrical process to prevent rollers corroding and scaling.
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E. Chronos
Highland Restaurant
William Kingshoose
Fred Cole
Charlotte” Essens
Hazel Ray
Abused Wives Seek Relief in District Court
Three wives filed complaints in district court for divorce alleging severe abuse by their husbands. Annie Kovacich, married in 1906, reports alcohol fueled rage, rough treatment, hair pulling, and a choking incident involving her husband and an uncle. Mabel Bechtold, wed in 1918, says constant drunkenness and abuse, seeks alimony and attorney fees. Carre A Ye o ing divorce from James Ye o, claims threats and false accusations. John G Jones seeks modification of alimony, noting his income and his ex wife’s remarriage and her lodging house business.
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Annie Kovacich
Martin Kovacich
Mabel Bechtold
Frank Bechtold
Dillon
Carre A. Yeo
James Yeo
Ogden
John G. Jones
St Patrick's practice ignored by judge in police court
Judge Whitty heard alibis of Patrick Rogers John Mennick and Patrick Fitzsimmons as music practice before St Patrick's day sparked a disturbance near Montana and Quarts streets. Rogers and Mennick found guilty fined 5 dollars each Fitzsimmons dismissed with a warning for interfering with officers during the arrest.
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St. Patrick's Day
Two go to the asylum and one is turned loose
Three insanity cases heard by Tudge Dwyer and medical commissions. Mike Creedon faced a drink related charge and was discharged under surveillance after doctors warned of paresis risk. C.M. Howard, a liquor victim, agreed to asylum treatment. Marie Butolai, a domestic, showed insanity signs and was sent to the asylum.
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Tudge Dwyer
Mike Creeden
Creedon
Warm Springs
C.M. Howard
Marie Butolai
Leper Escapes From Vallejo Hospital Watch Tightens
Anton Banates, a leper tied to an isolated attack near Vallejo county hospital, is missing. Mothers keep children indoors while officials search, noting no official notice of his being at large. a scow he lived on was burned as he fled from the county hospital.
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Vallejo
Cal
Anton Banates
Omerals
Price Department of
Ranates
Armed guards ride special train of potatoes in Colorado
Ureely Col January 19. Armed guards ride in every car of a 45 car potato train speeding eastward. The shipment is valued at 35,000 dollars. Guards tend stoves in each car to prevent freezing and to deter pilfering from the cars.
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Ureeley
Col
Russian Front Reports Capture and Setback in January Warfare
The war office reports two German field posts captured in the Baranovichi region on the Russian front. An attack near Zhorow east of Lemberg in Galicia failed.
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Petrograd
London
British Admiralty
Wireless Press
Baranovichi
Zhorow
Lemberg
Galicia
War Office
Grace Methodist Episcopal services in Butte
Grace Methodist Episcopal church outlines morning and evening services with topics The Power of a Great Faith and The Power of Great Ideala. Sunday school at 12 30. Leagues and choir numbers announced. Scandinavian and other churches listed with service times and pastors.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Second
Arizona Streets
J. J. Mitchell
Grace Orchestra
Walter Kinney
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Church
West Copper Street
Andrew Odegaard
Mountain View
Suver Bow Park Methodist Episcopal Church
AE. Adams
J.B. Penhall
Rethel Methodist Episcopal Church
North Main Street
Stephen
Epworth League
HG. Witlama
Lowell Avenue
George Street
A. Rexroad
Epworth
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church South
Galena
Idaho
Willam John Vigus
Epworth Leagus
Methodist Episcopal Church
John G. Ross
Matt H. Brown
Annie Bawden
C. E. Lesle
W. A. Ogden
C. Ward
St. John’s Episcopal Church
North Idaho Street
Broadway
C.F. Chapman
Ila m
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Talbot
Warren Avenues
Jacob A. Hiatt
Wil
Minnie Gill
Emmie Gill
Julian Angrove
Evan Roberts
First Presbyterian Church
TJ Groeneveld
Servic
Christian Church
Shortridge Memorial
Washington
Mercury
Walter M. Jordan
Bible Schoo
F. T. Bailey
Des Moines
Mediates
Christian Endeavor
C. Dakota
Aluminum
George MacDonald
John Owens
Swedish Baptist Church
East Park Street
A. Johnson ” Stormans
Agen
V. Stormans
R. A.r. Cornemasen
Gold Hill Lutheran Church
Ti Orelock
Otelock
Aolosang
Swedish Mission Church
Dakota
Porphyry Streets
Bernhard Olson
Unitarian Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Court affirms recount seals Democrat reelection in Third District
Trenton New Jersey January 19 The Court of Errors and Appeals today affirmed the Supreme Court ruling that the recount in the Third congressional district was legal This confirms the reelection of Democrat Thom Scully from that district Initially Republican Robert Carson led by 11 votes but the recount gave Scully a 702 vote majority The decision ends the contest and solidifies Scully in Congress
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Trenton
N. J
Court of Errors ‘and Appeals
Centerville Chapel Service Led by Rev Jensen
At a Centerville chapel the Rev. RJ Jensen preached a morning service. Parishioners attended as the minister led prayers and a brief sermon.
First German Ship to Pass Holland for Antwerp
Neuter dispatch from Flushing reports the German steamer Ursula Fischer passing Zeebrugge bound for Antwerp. This marks the first German ship to pass in this direction since the fall of Antwerp.
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Holland
Antwerp
London
Flushing
Ursula Fischer
Zeebrugge
Women Slander Claims Prompt Two Defamation Suits
Mrs Alma Jaakkola faces two district court defamation actions begun yesterday. Plaintiffs Anna Oberg and Saima Maki allege Jaakkola uttered statements in Finnish and English that harmed their reputations, including claims of unchastity and harming a child. Damages sought total $8, - 099 plus lesser claims.
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Mra
Alma Jaakkola
Ma Fendant
District Court
Anna Oberg
Saima Maki
Alexander Alla
Alla
Oberg
Mak
Hirsch Mercantile Company
Butte Credit Men's Association
Fairmont Creamery
Royal Milling Compan
Joseph Weinstein
Bwitt Company
Montan Fruit and Produce Company
B. E. Calkins Company
Browne-Flanigan Company
Hirsch Company
A.W Barnard
Butte
Bert G. Buss
John B. Reid
T. Puckett
George N. Marsh
Dakota Street
Galena
Automobiles Narrowly Avert A Serious Clash
Elmer Hignel and William Gwinn driving across Gold and Main streets met head on and skidded onto the sidewalk while attempting avoidance. Cher Van Orten testified he ran to shelter to escape impact. Judge Whitty fined both drivers for reckless driving as speeds reached about 18 and 26 mph respectively. Neither car was badly damaged.
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Elmer Hignel
William Gwinn
Gold and
Maintreet
Polles Court
Cher van Orten
Thornay
Meron
Whitty
Gwinn
Tanel
van ‘Orten
Ear
Surprise Party For New Sheriff Deputy Arel
Alphonse D Arel was honored with a surprise party at his West Aluminum Street home after being named a deputy by Sheriff John K O Rourke. Alfred Paquette presented a 38 Colt revolver and holster as a gift. Music and singing filled the evening and a midnight luncheon followed assisted by Mrs Arel and her sister Mrs L Girard. Based on the readable list, many friends and neighbors attended, including the Girard and Lemieux families and numerous local residents.
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Alphonse D. Arel
West Aluminum Street
John K. O'Rourke
Arel
Alfred Paquette
Ernest Robitaille
Adolph Brunette
Tom Bonneau
Ernest Clements
Philip Nelson
Solomon Daigle
Esco la Mar
J. B. Marcotte
Russell Pelletier
Elmer Robitaille
Philip Girara
Mrs. Smith to be heard in court next Monday
Denver January 19 announcement said the preliminary hearing for Mrs Stella Moore Smith accused of killing her husband at their home in a fashionable district has been reset for Monday next. The postponement was due to judges meeting to consider proposed legislative changes to recommend to the legislature.
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Denver
Stella Moore-Smith
Better Than Calomel Olive Tablets Offer Liver Help
An ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild, quick laxative and safer alternative to calomel. It claims immediate liver relief, no tooth damage, and relief from headaches and dullness caused by constipation and sluggish liver. Prices noted are 0c and 2c a box.
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Dr. Edwards
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