Howard Whiskey to Be Destroyed in Liquor Case
The state supreme court sustained Judge Dwyer’s orders destroying 131 cases of whiskey and two cases of wine in the Lucile Howard liquor case and upheld related destructions in Nielsen and Malarkey disputes. The Howard liquor is under county attorney custody and will be destroyed unless blocked. Nielsen liquor remains with Sheriff O Rourke.
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State Supreme Court
John V. Dwyer
Joe B. Kelly
Lucile Howard
Supreme Court
Judge Dwyer
George Nielsen
A. T. Mallarkey
Nielsen
Butte
Mallarkey
Howard
District Court
John Melia
Almira Apartments
Joe D. Kelly
Miss Howar
Thomas Walker
United States Supreme Court
N. A. Rotering
O' Rourke
Melia
North Main Street
Blaze at Butte Pacific hotel threatens landmark
Fire discovered in the basement of the Pacific hotel at Park and Talbot streets was extinguished last evening before major damage occurred. An overheated chimney caused the blaze and smoke filled several lower rooms, stirring neighborhood excitement.
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Pacific Hotel
Park and
Talbot Streets
Gannon Held 10 Answer Charges
Barney Gannon pleaded not guilty to assault and robbery charges in a South Ohio Street incident with bail set at 2500. Wilson, the injured victim, identified Gannon as his attacker and noted over 200 dollars lost. Gannon also faces an October 1918 holdup case against Joe Kelly, with the latter case postponed to Tuesday.
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Barney Gannon
John P. Wilson
South Ohio Street
Justice Buckley
Wilson
Gannon
Chief Murphy
Joe Kelly
January Hearst's magazine features world famous contributors
The January Hearst's showcases extensive work from renowned writers and artists, highlighting the magazine’s breadth and prestige. It emphasizes the notable talent assembled for this issue and signals exceptional content for readers.
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Hearst's
Montana metal output for 1919 falls despite copper decline
Detailed 1919 statistics from the Geological Survey show Montana’s metal output valued at over 66.3 million dollars, down about 45 percent from 1918. Silver, copper, lead, and zinc all decreased in yield and value, with copper dropping from 323 million to 180 million pounds and zinc recoveries also shrinking.
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Montana
C. N. Perry
Geological Survey
Anaconda Company
Butte & Superior
Elm Orlu
North Butte
East Butte
Davis-Daly
Butte Reduction Works
Philipsburg
Anaconda Copper Company
Great Falls
Anaconda
Pittsmont
East Butte Company
Butte Ramsdell
Butte-Duluth
Tuolumne
Bullwhacker
Butte District
Troy
Jefferson County
Butte Copper and Zinc
Snowstorm
Montana Consolidated
Canal contract okayed for Snake river storage plan
Secretary Lane approves a tentative US agreement with canal companies and Idaho irrigation districts to store flood and normal flows on the Snake river. Plans include building multiple storage dams, notably a high American Falls dam that would create a major irrigation reservoir and require moving American Falls town and the Oregon Short Line railway.
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Washington
United States
Snake River
Idaho
Lane
American Falls
Oregon Short Line Railway
How the British View Prohibition
London. a caricature of Uncle Sam with a long nose labeled prohibition will appear on 5,000,000 labels on beer wine and whiskey bottles sold in Great Britain. The label warns If prohibition wins there will be no more beer. Dealers objected to the wording as vulgar and a second label shows an inverted pyramid with the caption Local option is the thin edge of this wedge Don't let them drive it home.
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London
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
Y W C A Employs Masculine Maids In Chicago Hotel
In Chicago the Young Women's Christian Association hotel replaced maids with men due to a housemaid shortage. Mrs. J. M. Sharp, matron, said substitution worked well and urged broader use of male servants. She noted zero responses to ads for maids versus several for men.
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Chicago
Young Women’s Christian Association
J. M. Sharp
Marriage licenses fall in Chicago as economy shifts
Chicago reports 25 percent fewer marriage licenses issued to white collar men. Louis C. Legner, chief clerk, notes demand rose during prosperous months but dips with financial lows. He links license activity to wage earners, craftsmen, artisans, and mechanics.
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Chicago
Louis C. Legner
Brisbane Coasting Steamer Lost With All Hands
A cablegram from Hongkong reports the Brisbane, a small coasting steamer commanded by Capt E E McLellan formerly of Seattle, lost with all hands off Shanghai. Capt McLellan and Mrs McLellan were believed aboard when it went down.
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Seattle
Hongkong
Brisbane
E. E. McLellan
Shanghai
Jury Returns Unanimous Verdict for Defendant in Bushland Suit
A jury found for the Northern Pacific Railroad in the case brought by Carl Bushland seeking 24000 for injuries. The collision occurred as Bushland waited in railroad yards and hid between cars when an engine coupled on, causing the loss of part of his right arm.
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Carl Bushland
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Lamb
Bushland
O'Neill Named Assistant General Manager of Great Northern
J H O Neill general superintendent of the Great Northern at Seattle is named assistant general manager to replace Charles O Jenks who becomes assistant federal manager. F S Elliott succeeds O Neill as general superintendent and comes from Seattle Portland and Spokane line. Jenks, Montana born, will be vice president in charge of operating for the Great Northern after a long career in Montana railroad work.
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ST. Paul, Minn
J. H. O'Neill
Great Northern Railroad
Seattle
Charles O. Jenks
F.S. Elliott
Great Northern
Portland and Spokane
Mr. O'Neill
Great Falls
C. O. Jenks
J. M. Yruber
Montana
Nelson-Jenks Coal Company
Butte
Central District
The
P. & S. Railway
Childless Union Divorce Ground Sparks Italian Debate
Milan January 20 authorities annul a marriage solely on the childless ground amid expectations of numerous similar actions. The tribunal ruling is endorsed by the Italian press and socialists consider a measure to force compulsory annulment if no children result.
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Milan
Italy
Queen Mary’s Fox Muff Creates Stir at Fox Hunt
Queen Mary wore a huge gray fox muff at a West Norfolk fox hounds meet in London. A hound spotted the muff and led most of the pack to swarm the queen, causing discomfort until the master of the hounds freed her without damage.
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London
Mary
West Norfolk Fox
Central News
Auto Insurance Premiums Seen Rising 40 to 50 Percent
In New York on January 380 insurance circles reported that the eastern conference of the National Automobile Underwriters will shortly announce higher theft and accident coverage premiums. Underwriters are said to be wavering between a 40 percent and a 50 percent increase.
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New York
National Automobile Underwriters
Millerand Upheld by French Chamber of Deputies
Paris January 30 Premier Millerand won a confidence vote in the chamber of deputies with virtually all members present. The ministry secured 70 votes in favor and none against, with no abstentions.
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Paris
Cabi
Millerand
Chamber of Deputies
Ukrainian Forces Capture Odessa Under Pawlenko
Ukrainian forces led by General Pawlenko seize Odessa as reported by Ukrainian press service. Vienna reports the Thursday January 29 announcement confirming the military breakthrough and occupation of the port city.
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Vienna
Odessa
Cieneral Pawlenko
The Loveliest Curly Hair So Easy to Have
An advertisement promotes a liquid silmerine method to create natural looking curls without heat. Apply nightly by brushing through each strand using a syringe or brush from crown to tip. The harmless liquid from a druggist lasts long and also serves as a hair dressing.
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