Jury Venire Drawn For Dwyer Court Trial Schedule
Jury venire drawn for Judge Dwyer’s court with trials set through February. Clerk Otis Lee and staff oversaw the drawing. 150 slips prepared from a big box, with about 100 expected to be found by sheriff’s officers. Trials begin February 2 and run through February 19, including murder cases. William J. Little’s case draws contention from William Waugh, city attorney at the time.
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Dwyer
Hils
Department of the District Court
Jackson
Otis Lee
Frank Leahy
Sherriffe
William Waugh
William J. Little
Bart McCarthy
Little
Henderson
McCarthy
Waugh
Seriaum
Sendamen
Fred Richards
F. Phillips
Jaboe Hakkala
Vagrancy defendants fined heavy amounts in police court
Alleymahmn and Joe Brech were found guilty in police court yesterday of gambling under the vagrancy ordinance and each fined $100. They plan to appeal to the district court after being arrested in a coffee house on East Park Street amid a card game dispute with a $70 loss cited by the complainant.
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Alleymahmn
Joe Brech
Fiy
Brahm
Brech
East Park Street
Barnes King company defends worker pay and housing
President Goodale rebutts Marysville miners committee claims about wages and board at the Barnes King mines. He notes $5.50 for miners and $4 for shift men per shift, with board and lodging unchanged, despite higher supply costs and metal prices. The company highlights $200,000 investment in Piegan Gloster and ongoing development at Shannon, while warning that ore is limited and pay increases cannot be granted.
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United States
Barnes-King Company
Piegan-Gloster
Barnes- King Company
Scar Butte
Pres Company
Montana
Marysville
Goodale
Shannon
Birthday Bash Ends in Police Court Disturbance
A birthday party at the home of Mr and Mrs M Busth ended in police court with the hose and hostess along with Michael Samper and Eli Chilich fined five dollars each for causing a disturbance. The complainant, the land Lord of the Dukieh's, said the anniversary revelry exceeded propriety.
Auerbach Forfeits Bail Bond in Disturbance Case
Henry Auerbach forfeited a $28 bail bond after failing to appear as defendant in a suit brought by Oscar Fentel, a Negro. He was charged with disturbance and, once the bond was declared forfeited, his request for refund was refused.
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Oscar Fentel
Henry Auerbach
Auerbach
Queen Amelia of Portugal Leads War Aid Efforts
Queen Amelia of Portugal remains active in auxiliary war work though less mentioned in wider coverage. She visits the New Hospital for Women in London for medical training and experience for army surgeons, and was among the first to join the Red Cross on the front. Days after the war declaration she served at Devonshire House. Two months later she offered field services.
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Queen Amelia
Portugal
New Hospital For Women
London
Red Cross
Devonshire House
Wrong man chosen in assault case prompts light fines
Sullivan mistook John Fox for his 1814 assailant and struck him in a pool hall. In police court, Sullivan was fined 10 dollars for disturbance. Judge Whitty fined several others in separate disturbances, including John Hancock, John Brown, James O'Donnell, Lucy Brown, and Neal McDale, all with small penalties.
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Frank Sullivan
Butte
John Fox
Sullivan
Fox
Whitty
John Hancock
John Brown
John Jones
Lucy Brown
Jude Whitty
James O'Donnell
Lsaloon
Michael Cleary
Peter Madden Lkewise
Frank Cunnitngham
Neal McDale
Ile
D. J. Lambros
Lambros
Expanding the International Smelter at Miami
The Anaconda company advances major upgrades at the Miami International Smelting plant. New waste heat boilers, a reverberatory furnace, and four driers will expand capacity by over fifty percent and support copper shipments totaling about 18 million pounds monthly to Perth Amboy refineries. The project includes extending bins and general plant expansion to meet rising ore demand. The piece also notes a Democratic committee meeting in Butte.
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Kansas City
Miami
International Smelting Company
Anaconda
Perth Amboy
OTON PARADE FI New Ohio tragedy strikes camp
At Fourth Ohio camp in Culver Ind on January 22 Private Harry L. Baker from Marietta Ohio was shot and killed when a comrade’s rifle discharged during retreat. A corporal is held for investigation as military training debate grows. Officials from 48 schools across seven Midwest states endorsed the Wy oming plan after a two day conference. An executive committee was named to organize the schools.
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FI Paso
Ohio
Harry L. Baker
Marietta
Culver
Ind
Wyoming
Edgar Z. Steever
Powhatan Mining push continues amid bad weather in Coeur d'Alenes
T H M Peeler of Powhatan Mining Co visits Butte and says Wallace Kellogg district remains active despite storms. Tunnel has reached 525 feet length and 260 feet below surface, with grade steepening toward 1,000 feet total. Strong silver and lead indications. ore richer than upper tunnel. Peeler believes Bunker Hill Sullivan lead runs through Powhatan claims three miles east toward Wallace mines.
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T. H M. Peeler
Powhatan Mining Company
Oeur d’Alenes
Butte
Wallace and
Kellogg
Powhatan Company
Peeler
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Powhatan
Wallace
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Amelie
H.B. Holt
Holt
Broadway
Main Street
W. J. Bradley
South Gaylord Street
International
Anaconda Company
Democratic Committee
AML
Democratic County “Central Committee
City Hall
William. Malloy
Charles Treacy
Coeur D’alenes
ERAL
Dwhatan Mining Company
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