High Power Liquor Contradicted in Butte Court
Victor Laine testified he became drunk after three whiskey shots bought from Isaac Bowman at 418 East Granite Street, leading to a disturbance and a broken window. Bowman was ac quitted of bootlegging as witnesses for the defense contradicted Laine's account. Laine and Mary Tipin of 410 Fast Broadway alley said they each paid 5 cents per drink. Macy Neine, Carl Jackson and J. Jackson supported the counterclaim of disturbance.
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Isaac Bowman
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Butte
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Fast Broadway Alley
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Carl Jackson
J. Jackson
Man Versus Wild Horse Captured After Four Hour Battle
City Poundmaster F W Krabler fought a wild horse that wandered from the range into Butte near Platinum Street. The six year old, about 1400 pound animal, marked 33, twice broke ropes and eluded capture before a car and stronger rope finally restrained it.
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F. W. Krabler
Butte
Platinum Street
Krabler
Sells Stolen Coal For Livelihood Charged In Butte
Archie Artis, colored, was found guilty in the Butte police court yesterday morning of stealing coal from coal yards on South Arizona street and fined $10 on a vagrancy charge. Officers say Artis lived by purloining fuel from local dealers, admitting the coal came from tracks or cars after unloading. he claimed it was not wasted. A separate report notes another man fined $10 for drunkenness, the third since January 16, when national prohibition started.
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Archie Artis
Arizona Street
Butte
Artis
Suit to Quiet Title on Page Property and Damages
Joseph Page sues to quiet title to lots 7 and 8 in block 3 of Noyes and Upton railroad addition No 2 and for 3180 damages. He alleges Cora Page collected rent since January 15 1915 and failed to remit proceeds. The case adjourned yesterday in Judge Lamb's department with C F Fluent for plaintiff and J A Poore for defendant.
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Noyes & Upton Railroad
Joseph Page
Cora Page
Sheriff Ordered to Show Cause in Bowman Case
An attachment of a juror's warrant for 104 dollars against Isaac Bowman was filed in Judge Lamb's court. An alternative writ of mandamus required Sheriff O'Rourke to return the warrant or show cause on January 24, tied to costs assessed in Bowman's case against Mike Gettson.
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Isaac Bowman
Coles Seeks Divorce From Elizab eth Coles in England Flight
Henry Coles files yesterday for divorce from Elizab eth Coles alleging she resides in England and refuses to return to the United States. The couple married in London in 1844. Coles came to this country in 1912, but his wife refused to accompany him.
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Elizabeth Coles
England
United States
the Coles
London
Mr. Coles
Russian Exile Sazonoff Arrives in Warsaw for Talks
Sergiye Sazonoff former Russian foreign minister reaches Warsaw to discuss measures against the Bolsheviks. Dispatch says he plans to travel to Southern Russia to bargain with General Denikine.
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Monarchy Favored in Austria Amid Hungarian Vote Rumors
Reports from Vienna indicate rising belief that Hungary's elections may lead to a monarchical government in Austria. Monarchist activity is under close watch amid rumors of a reactionary coup.
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Austria
Jap Communist Taken in nationwide raids arrest in LA
Yojiro Nakedate former East magazine publisher was arrested by justice operatives in Los Angeles amid nationwide communist raid actions. Evidence tied him to the New York party headquarters raid as the first identified Oriental connected to communist activities in the United States.
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Department of Justice
United States
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New York
Bill to Bar Smoking in Columbia Eating Places
Smoking in eating places would be prohibited under a bill passed to second reading by the state senate. Restaurant and hotel keepers would be required to display no smoking signs and enforce the rule under penalty.
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Columbia
8. C
State Senate
Proposed Roosevelt Memorial 2-Cent Coin Bill
Washington Jan 23 Senator McLean chair of the banking committee introduced a bill to coin a 2 cent piece as a memorial to former President Roosevelt. The proposal comes at the request of the Women's National Roosevelt Memorial association.
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Roosevelt
Mclean
Senate Banking Committee
Women’s National l Roosevelt Memorial Association
American oil firms seek provisional wells permits in Carranza era
Forty five American petroleum companies told President Carranza they will petition for permits to sink wells under conditions set by him. Provisional permits would be valid only until Congress enacts basic oil legislation.
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County Health Board Discusses Influenza
No influenza cases in Silver Bow county outside Butte. Dr P H McCarthy reports one city case under city board jurisdiction. Disease milder than 1918 outbreak. no alarm. Sewer extensions in outlying districts, especially south side, discussed but no action taken.
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Butte
P. H. McCarthy
County Health Board
City Health Board
Middle West
Woman Held on Forgery Charge in Spokane Case
Elizabeth Cunningham also known as McDonald Evans and M. M. Anderson was arrested yesterday by G L Benson of the William J Burns detective agency on a forgery charge. She is accused of passing a 140 dollar check on the Scandinavian American bank of Spokane and her activities in Butte will be investigated. She is said to be a former Butte resident with a drug habit and once confined at Warm Springs. The officer will take her to Spokane today.
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Elizabeth Cunningham
McDonald, Evans
M. M. Anderson
G. L. Benson
William J. Burns
Spokane
Butte
State Institution
Warm Springs
Prosecution Lapse Dismisses Nick Papa v Lulu Case
For want of prosecution the case of Nick Papa against George Lulu for recovery of $130 alleged to have been lost by the plaintiff to the defendant in a game of chance, was dismissed in Judge Jackson's court yesterday morning.
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Nick Papa
George Lulu
Jackson
Cold spell predicted as temperatures swing across Butte area
Forecasts received by the Butte Electric Railway predict continued cold today with temperatures ranging from 7 above to 10 below zero and a possible warmup tomorrow. Yesterday afternoon mercury hit 22 above in places while the flat saw 19 below earlier, and barometer readings rose two points signaling stable to improving conditions. trains ran on time despite the chill.
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Butte Electric Railway Company
Butte
Uptown
Divide
Adele
Northwest
Thieves break into Great Northern Railway warehouse
Thieves believed to be boys broke into the Great Northern Railway warehouse Tuesday night and stole brass castings. Authorities suspect the aim was junk value, though the brass’s true worth was tied to its use for railway equipment.
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Great Northern Railway Company
New Trial Sought by Albina St George in Mine Damages Suit
Albina St George moves for a new trial against Butte Ramsdell Co after a judge ruled in favor of the company over $9,500 in alleged damages to her house and business from mining operations. The notice cites irregularities in proceedings, jury conduct, newly discovered evidence, and seeks to reduce witness costs.
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Butte-Ramsdell Company
Albina St. George
Jackson
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