Juvenile Court Frees Funds Donated After Deception
Donations totaling 70 dollars recovered from the mother of one of two boys convicted in a juvenile court scheme were given to the Salvation Army and the Home of the Good Shepherd in Helena. The boys pleaded guilty to defrauding Butte of 174.25 dollars, and prosecutors had sought to return all funds to donors while suspending sentence.
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Sullivan
Salvation Army
the Good Shepherd
Helena
Butte Citizens
Butte
Murphy
NEW AMERICANS WILL OBSERVE INDEPENDENCE DAY
Foreign born residents connected with the Y M C A Americanization department will stage a Fourth of July celebration at the Y M C A next Monday directed by Dr Winecoff. The program is being prepared for a large demonstration showing their sentiment toward the holiday.
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Butte
Dr. Winecoff
Head Medals For Bhave Butte Men
Washington awards gold medals and diplomas from the Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association to four Butte men for bravery in mining rescues. John L. Boardman, Peter Sheridan, Mike Conroy, and James D. Moore are named. Boardman and Moore died saving others in the North Butte calamity.
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Washington
Butte
Joseph A. Holmes Safety Association
Frederick G. Cottrell
Bureau of Mines
Denver
Col
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Anaconda
Special Cars for Butte Fight Fans
Reservations by Butte boxing fans for the O Dowd McKay fight at Pocatello July 5 fill two special Pullman cars but not enough for a full train. A V Kipp, Butte general agent of the Oregon Short Line, said fans leave July 4 night and arrive early July 5 with cars parked in Pocatello for the party.
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Butte
O’dowd-Mckay
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line
A. V. Kipp
Fight forces train to regroup in Pocatello travel plan
Reports indicate after the clash the cars are returned to this city on a train leaving Pocatello soon after the end of the fight. The group is expected to be in the city by early morning of July 6.
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Pocatello
Farewell after poison attempt in Big Hole case
Alice Clayton drank a bottle of poison saying she would rather die than lose Pete Smith. Smith testified he found her in danger and sought medical help. Dr. Kane said the poisoning occurred hours earlier and she appeared improved after receiving care. Smith was held pending further proceedings on a vagrancy charge.
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Alice Clayton
Pete Smith
Smith
Aeige Grimes
Big Hole
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