Saloon stabbing leaves swift in serious condition
In a brawl at the Weiser saloon on 559 South Arizona Street, Al Swift was stabbed in the back by J. E. Hill who fled but was recaptured two hours later. Swift, in critical condition, was taken to Muray's hospital, while Hill admitted the stabbing claiming self defense. Eyewitnesses testified to the altercation as both men had been drinking and Hill’s use of a single usable arm did not deter him.
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al Swift
Buil- Weiser
Arizona Street
J. E. Hill
Swift
East Platinum Street
Murray’s Hospital
Hill
P. H. Toole
Meeting to Vote By-law Amendment on July 6
All members are requested to attend the meeting on July 6 for the last reading and vote an amendment to by laws. E. R. Torrey, secretary.
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E. R. Torrey
Trio Identified in Toyle Bros Saloon Robbery
Pat Quirk Mike Kennelly and Pat Buckley alias Loftus identified as the three robbers in the Toyle Bros saloon holdup East Broadway Saturday night. Victims included bartender T.J. Duggan and owner Dan Boyle who were fleeced of cash watches and rings totaling over 1700 with $500 taken from the till. The men, now in county jail, match descriptions and several prior arrests, police say.
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Toyle Bros
East Broadway
Tme
Pat Quirk
Mike Kennelly
Pat Buckley
Loftus
Pacific
O'Rourke
Murray
Mulcahy
Cronin
Carl
Quirk
Kennelly
Cottage
Woolman Street
Buckley
Wyoming Street
T. J. Duggan
Nine Mile House
Harris
Miners’ Hall
Dan Boyle
Ex convict taken on hold up charge
Harry Jones an ex convict from this county was arrested in Dillon as a probable suspect in the Pacific saloon holdup two weeks ago. Walsh another ex convict fled with him but Jones was alone when Walsh parted. A county attorney complaint was filed and a deputy will fetch Walsh back to Butte. Jones released June 16 from state prison and had earlier robbed the Half Way saloon and Charley Swanson's bar with loot in his possession when caught by John Murphy. Jones pleaded guilty and got five years. Owen McGaw saloon keeper was arrested for contempt of court after failing to appear in court yesterday.
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Harry Jones
Dillon
Pacific
Porphyry
Montana
Walsh
Jones
Butte
State Penitentiary
Half Way
Charley Swanson
Arizona Street
John P
Murphy
Owen McGaw
Exet Park Street
Children’s Day Rides Announce City Streetcar Schedules
Children’s Day crowds are expected as weather improves. Suburban streetcars depart at 4 9 o clock and city cars run after that hour with return trips after 1 30 o clock. Grounds work completed and playgrounds ready for visitors.
Cutting Down the Stocks Before Inventory Event
The event offers unmatched economies with low prices and wide merchandise variety. The seller prefers big reductions to avoid carrying goods through inventory time and has marked items to insure quick selling.
Charming Frocks for Every Summer Occasion Sale
Gingham Dresses at 3.45 and 4.45. summer tub dresses in pink blue gray and lavender. Peasant sleeves and round necks with solid color piping and fitted skirt bands. Pretty Summer Dresses 5.00 to 7.00. zephyrs in checks and stripes with embroidery and rokes, one dress type. White Allover Embroidery Dresses 6.50. three-quarter sleeves with lace, sizes to 40. Colored Lawn Dresses 7.50 to 15.00. win summer frocks in stripes and figures with lace and embroidery. Marquisette Dresses 13.50 to 40.00. white and color variants with lace, embroidery, and touches of black velvet. All sizes to 44. Prices reduced for sale.
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Deen
Cretonne Bedding Sets and Home Textiles Sale
Fresh summer decor at reduced prices in the Drapery department third floor. Cretonne bed sets with floral designs drop from 2.75 to 2.05, couch covers 2.25 to 1.70, green or red 50 inch fish net now 42e, laces and nets including Nottingham, cable net, and Tamboured White Swiss offered at significant discounts.
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Cretonne
Nottingham
Majestic and Pocono Theaters Items and Third Floor Note
A fragment notes the Majestic and Pocono theaters with mentions of all sizes and a third floor, likely describing seating or rooms and access. No clearer context or action is provided in the readable text.
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Majestic
Dining Chairs at One Fourth Off
Closing out patterns with only two three or four remaining. Mission dining chairs in weathered oak finish plain seat solid oak gold finish carved feet. Regular prices shown with discounts: $2.25, $3.55, $5.60, $7.30 and $7.50 for various leather and English finish arm diners.
Knit Underwear Specials at Local Store
Knit underwear specials include women's union suits of fine cotton with crochet edges and mercerized tape, white in regular and extra sizes, at 65 cents. Children's fine cotton drawers lace trimmed knee white all sizes at 20 cents. Women’s cotton union suits low neck sleeveless white, regular or extra sizes, at 35 cents. Boys tan balbriggan shirts and drawers 4 to 16 years, high neck long or short sleeves, 35 cents each.
Reducing Stocks in the House Furnishings Store Sale
Basement sale features bargains on hotel ware glassware and kitchen tools with values up to 25c and 5c to 50c price points. Highlights include complete 100 kitchen sets with rack regular 2.50 sale 1.50, German china cereal jets half price 25c, and 300 polished hardwood coat and suit hangers at 10c.
Bargains Added Daily to Ongoing Sale Event
An ongoing sale expands with hundreds more bargains each day as listings continue to grow. Shoppers can expect new items added daily, broadening choices across categories and price ranges. Local retailers promote the sale as a continual event with fresh discounts.
Dublin Divided On Address 10 King
Dublin split over presenting an address to King George as his approaching visit loomed. A special meeting failed for quorum after nationalist opposition grew. four of 38 voted for the address, while the lord mayor pressed ahead. Police guarded City Hall amid tensions and telegrams to the king urged him not to meet the mayor. The insignia of office were handed to the city treasurer.
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Dublin
City Corporation
King George
Corporation
John Redmond
Fire destroys dining hall at Iowa state prison
A July 5 blaze in the Iowa state prison for insane criminals destroyed the dining room and kitchen, with $50,000 estimated loss. The hospital and bakery were in the building. Prisoners panicked but were never in danger as city firemen helped extinguish the fire.
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Iowa
Mich
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