Brotherly Arrests Overrun Police Court Drama
Tensions erupted as M Barry caused the arrest of his brother William Barry who was sentenced to 10 days in the county jail on vagrancy charges. William’s alleged abuse of his mother and sister was cited as motive. In separate cases at police court Judge Whitty sentenced Laura Dalton Julia Fisher Georgia Harvey Jane Casperson and Arthur Davis to 10 days each for a beer party disturbance. William Williams drew 20 days, Phil Inomi fined 10 dollars and John Tolue fined 5 dollars for the same offense. E J Rustan, a theatrical man, was fined 50 dollars on a vagrancy charge after Clarence Lary said he insulted him.
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William Barry
Barry
Whitty
Judge Whitty
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Julia Fisher
Georgia Harvey
Jane ‘Casperson
Arthur Davis
William Williams
Phil Inomi
John ‘Tolue
E. J. Rustan
Clarence Lary
Rutan
Hogs priced at fifty dollars in justice court
Hogs were quoted at $50 each in a Butte justice court yesterday. Damages of $100 for the killing of two sons were granted to Mr and Mrs Grosso from the Northern Pacific railway by Judge Buckley yesterday. An attorney fee of $50 to Al G Shone was allowed.
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Butte
Gasper Grosso
Northern Pacific Railway
Buckley
al G. Shone
Pastor Begins Six Evangelistic Talks at Lowell Ave Church
The Rev. C A Rexroad opens a six sermon series on Sunday evenings at Lowell Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church with the theme The Curse or Unvener. The evangelistic sermons aim to reach the community and invite broad attendance.
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C. ‘A. Rexroad
Lowell Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Series of Faith Classes Announced for Winter Term
A local church outlines a winter schedule of faith classes beginning January 28 with The Devil and His Dominion. Topics continue on February 4 Heaven, February 11 Who Is Jesus Christ, February 18 Who Is God, and February 26 The Personality and Work of the Holy Spirit.
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Jesus Christ
God
Holy Spirit
Mission Conception Mission Services Begin Today
Mission services to be continued for two weeks begin today at Immaculate Conception church. High mass at 10 30 a m will formally inaugurate the services conducted by Father Duffey and Father McCarten according to yesterday's announcement by the Rev Father Dairy.
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Immaculate Conception Church
Father Dairy
Father Duffey
Father McCarten
Declared guilty groceryman fined for disturbance
Sam Alexander a grocery dealer was fined 110 by Judge Whitty in police court yesterday after a tenant complained of a disturbance. A woman renting rooms in Alexander's apartment testified. No new trial for Dr Ben Reitman in Cleveland violence prose. overruled motion for new trial and declined to mitigate a 1000 fine and six months workhouse sentence for distributing birth control literature.Reitman plans bill of exceptions and appeal.
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Whitty
Alexander
Reitman
Cleveland
Ohio
Cll
Ben Reitman
Coll
Firm Believer in Butte’s Future as a Great City
The Co-Operative Realty office opens at 52 East Broadway with Harry E. Hickey as president manager. Hickey, a longtime Butte booster, has led development from Home addition to Gilman on Harrison avenue. He migrated from Portland and Eastern coal interests to Montana, promoting Butte’s growth as a home city and industrial center. He notes rapid flat growth, with over 30,000 residents now in that area, and predicts greater real estate activity next year amid civic betterment and demand for better appearances. Also brief note: Romanian town Nanesti falls to German troops. Berlin reports.
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Co-Operative Realty Company
East Broadway
Butte
Harry’ E. Hickey
Circleg
Hickey
Gilman
Harrison Avenue
Montana
Pacific Coast
Portland
Mr. Hickey
Westarp Urges Full Submarine Use Against England
Berlin reports Count Westarp, leader of Germany's conservative Reichstag faction, urged maximum submarine warfare to cripple England's commerce. He called for unleashing every weapon, noting England holds colonies and a blockade, and praised military plans with public confidence. Also, Paris says the American consulate at Algiers was burglarized on Tuesday, with a safe broken open and papers stolen.
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