Pair charged with grand larceny after bank roll theft
Hart Graves and C. L. Lander faced grand larceny charges in a complaint filed before Justice McNamara. The pair are accused of picking a man’s pocket for $80 during a Monday celebration at Park and Main. Other local cases included Harold Erickson for third degree assault and Mike the Lady Sheehan found guilty of larceny with a $20 fine.
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Hart Graves
C. L. Lander
Justice of the Peace
Harold Erickson
ES ‘Watson
Talbot Avenue
Louis Tane
Brancy
Buckley
Michael “Mike
Sheehan
Lewis
South Butte
Tom Taggart
Unidentified prize winner revealed in July parade
The first prize in the Fourth of July comic parade was disclosed. Charles Merchant, assistant manager of the Henningsen company, won $100 for his humorous entry a water wagon wheel with a new coat drawn by two horses. The item, once used for drawing buttermilk, comes into the Henningen team.
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Nee
Charles 1
Asses
Henningsen Company
Horace
Wak
Henningsen
Neemier
Aacade
Sheridan doctor’s auto stolen and found abandoned
A car owned by Dr. W. J. Burns of Sheridan was stolen in front of the Apex hotel on West Park street Monday night and found abandoned on East Granite Street Tuesday morning. The vehicle showed damage to wheels and glass and a note was broken. the thief disturbed few personal possessions.
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W. J. Burns
Sherdan
Apex Hotel
West Park Street
East Granite
State Registrar to Check Up on Drivers
B Marra of the state registrar's office Deer Lodge is in Butte checking licenses held by owners of motor cars He will be assisted by local police Marra intends to find out if there are any Butte motorists using truck licenses on touring cars or vice versa or any other evasion of the license law practiced by drivers
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B. Marra
State Registrar's Office
Deer Lodge
Butte
Marra
Nations Need 10 Change Attitude Lecture at High School
In a lecture titled Earths Next Civilization at the high school auditorium, In W. Rogers urged a fundamental shift in European attitudes for lasting world peace. He argued real security requires public opinion against war and imperialism and warned that past causes of war in Europe persist. Rogers, president of the National Theosophical Society, spoke on The Mysteries and Window of Egypt.
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W. Rogers
Europe
Rogers
Chebet
Tenia
Gallion
Theosopheal
Egypt
Two-Piece Frock In Formal Guise
A fashion note describes the popularity of the two piece frock for formal wear and sports. It highlights gowns in white crepe with rhinestone trims, chiffon and georgette fabrics, and various beaded, fringed, and embroidered details.
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Aainty
Waris
Snodimen
Missionary Society Meeting at Washington Street Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church will meet this afternoon at 2:30 in the parlors of the church at the corner of Washington. The leading division will be an organized nueed and will be entertained by the other two.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Washington
Clara Phillips Celebrated by Prison Inmates on Birthday
In San Quentin Clara Phillips known as the Los Angeles caramet murderess enjoyed a brief birthday celebration with six inmates decorating her cell and sharing a small feast. Mrs Phillips, serving a long term for Alberta Meadows murder, reportedly received a note of affection from her husband as the group observed the occasion.
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San
Cal
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Caramet
Han U Sher
Nera
Meadows
Prisca Mtrone
Clara
Radition
Community notices and social updates from South Side
The South Side column relays dinners and parties at homes on Warren avenue and nearby streets, noting Fourth of July decor and guest lists including Griffis Lorenz Morrison Davenport Powers and others. It also reports births at family homes, travels, deaths in Los Angeles of Gerald Coughlin, and local visitors including the Reid Mystrom Enerud and Ware families, plus a hospital hand injury and a sewing club meeting at St Ann's.
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P.M. Griffis
Warren Avenue
William A. Lorenz
Clyde Morrison
Waterlo
Henry Davenport
Twi Bridges
W.P. Powers
Mise
Lola Griffis
Tuckett
Sre Gritfin
al Michaud
Weanenday
Whitman Avenue
Gordon Reid
Won
Stuart Gordon Reid
San Francisco
Stuart Field
Floral Park
Sophia. Mystrom
Donald
Dilton
Mystrom
C.J. Enerud
Gladstone
Buriington
Teo Gratiot
Sheridan Jone
Banta Barbara
Cal
Harry Ware
Stuart
Minn
Janet
Hugo Ware
Clera Ware
South Main Street
Tureday
Los Angeles
Gerald Coughlin
Coughlin
J. Coughlin
Silverow Park
James Blinner
Locust Street
Harold Btevens
Harold Btevens Spent the Week-End Fishing At ‘Wine Teiver Toy
Bherman Cummings
Tanvie
St Hospitaling
Jemima Batemen
Toin
J. F. Taterran
Elm Street
Lou Mrs
Silver Bow Park
Pelativen
Evelyn Smith
Morris
Mina
Joseph Clark
Florence Avenue
Helen Dare
Misa Grace Smith
Clark
Sydney
Seattle Epokane
Portland
Salt Lake City
Atonal Park
John Cellina
And
Wilbur
St Ann's
Walfare Council
Wil Sullivan
Reynold
Bern
Plate
Alan
Tim Sullivan
Catherine
Keokuk Street
Sire
Sullivan
Fe A. Mueller
Les. Suttison
Girls Learn Health Lessons From Lydia Pinkham Ads
A historical piece notes mothers giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to help schoolgirls with fatigue and illness. It cites several mothers praising the medicine for daughters who returned to school after taking the remedy, claiming improved health and renewed attendance.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Ike
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Lydia Vb
Pinkham
Mas
Alice Lovraux
Charleston
Mlinois
H. Pinkham
Lydia
E. Pinkham
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