U S Court Tries 37 Criminal Cases In Anaconda
Federal court crews handled 37 liquor related cases with most defendants pleading guilty or being found guilty. The jury of 45 served in five trials before 3 pm, while sentences varied from fines of 5 to 500 dollars and jail terms up to 100 days. Notable actions included probation, bond continuances, and several cases dismissed or continued. The jury pool list included multiple local residents and a Vega of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
Dakota
Sweet Frass
Mont
Bourquin
Johnson
George Hadley
Sam Jones
Jones
Hadley
Harry Treglowa
James Stepich
Sam Medenich
Stepich
J. J. Sheehan
M. J. Goggins
Sam Renfrew
Alex McKechnie
George Rielly
Rielly
McKechnie
J.B. Brown
James Connolly
John Doe Murphy
Dan Stewart
John Doe Stewart
Tom Shea
Mike Healy
James McGuire
John Maguire
Ted Crowley
Bob Barclay
Pred Fairchild
Nick Kouscoulas
Jai
John Charner
Dennis Heaney
Mike ‘Cunningham
Susan erry-Gal
Heaney
Cunningham
Baca
Mike Duganza
Joe Beauleau
Henry Martin
Beauleau
Martin
Herbert Mills
John Dire
Federal Court
James A. Bailey
Fred Baxter
Dan Coleman
T. F. Foley
Wilam Gardner
C. M. Goodenberger
Emmet Hale
Elmer C. Holt
Charles M. Joyce
W.H. Johns
A. A. Kaufman
Lally
Frank Nelson
H. Neely
William Odgers
R. E. O'Keefe
C. O'Rourke
Stephen Paul
Herbert Presler
W. E. Palmer
G. H. Potter
Prank Ray
A. G. Ray
L. Smith
Herbert Searles
W. L. Simmons
John Shannon
A. V. Taylor Jr
Phil ‘Treslown
John ‘Teal
Arthur Tremble
Joe Vogler
Peter Ward
John F. Walsh
W. McC. White
A. Whalen
C. M. Wolf
T. H. Wilkinson
Widespread Travel and Family News From Local Residents
Local notices report Miss Helen Evans leaving East Second Street for Portland to live with sister Mrs. Arthur Struthers, formerly Lucia Evans. Several families, including the Tutttles, Adelsteins, Hermans, and Dayschmans, spent holidays and toured cities, with moves to Oregon, California, Kansas City, and Spokane. A fresh marriage unites Miss Maxine Evenson and Earl McGregor at St. Josephs parish house, with both families connected to Butte and local businesses. the couple reside at 126 East Aluminum Street as friends send best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Evans
East Second Street
Portland
Ore
Arthur Struthers
Lewis Herman
Carol
Cobban Street
Ocean Park
Cal
Dean Fellows
Stewart Avenue
Edith Ham
West Granite Street
Missoula
Paul Edwards
Preston Dodds
Bitter Valley
A. Dingman
Andrew
Robert
Kansas City
Mr. Dingman
Tom McDonald
Thalia
Martin Dayschman
Vera Vera Phelps
Walnut Street
Rita Pearson
Spokane
Georgetown Lake
Pearson
Dayschman
Adelstein
Ben Je
Travonia Street
Jennings Tebo
Teresa
Katie
Waterloo
Evelyn
M. J. Brennan
Wyoming Street
Church of
St. John the Evangelist
Father MacDonald
Florence Avenue
Bremerton
Wash
Eugene McCallum
Roberts Avenue
South
Gaylord
Joseph Clark
Denver
Col
Yellowstone Park
Maxine Evenson
Earl McGregor
St. Joseph's Parish House
Father McCormack
A. O. Evenson
East Aluminum Street
Colorado Street
Garfield
Butte High School
D. A. McGregor
McGregor Grocery
Montana Street
Webster School
East
Aluminum Street
Butte Woodmen Install Officers At Gathering
Butte camp No. 183 Woodmen of the World installed its officers for the year in a meeting last night. Those installed included J. Thomas as past councillor commander, Dr. R. J. McNaul as councillor commander, Ted Rich as adviser, J. L. Kramer as lieutenant, P. C. Dean as sentry, M. M. Trudgeon as escort, and J. L. Wailich as manager. The event was followed by an informal social with refreshments outer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Camp
No. 183
Woodmen of the World
J. ‘Thomas
R. J. McNaul
Ted Rich
J. L. Kramer
P. C. Dean
M. M. Trudgeon
J. L. Wailich
J. C. McNaughton
F. W. Krabler
R. J. Krabler
Damon Ollette
Mother seeks bond to keep peace for son John Holland
Mrs Margaret Holland of 127 East Summit fled an aunt to have her son John Holland placed under bond in a justice court to keep the peace. The affidavit alleges disturbance at the Holland home and is lodged in the justice court. A separate filing charges Barbara Williams with reckless driving after a collision on Media highway three miles west of Butte, as stated by James J Manley. Floyd Harris faces a petty larceny charge in Justice Buckley’s court per Mrs M C Heston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Holland
East Summit
John Holland
Atorney
Holland
Barbara Williams
James J. Manley
Roberts Avenue
Justice of the Peace
J. J. McNamara
Williams
Media Highway
Butte
Manley
Floyd ¥. Harris
M. C. Heston
Copper Street
Louis A. Buckley
Seed potato shipments to Ireland restricted by post office
Ireland restricts American seed spud imports requiring an Irish Free State import authorization. The U S daily bulletin notes no plant or potato shipments to Ireland without such order. County treasurer James J Brett reports a general fund balance of 23066187 dollars and overall healthy finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
United States
Post Office Department
U. S. Postal Bulletin
Irish Free State
James J. Brett
Board of County Commissioners
Army recruiting resumes in Butte for 18 to 35 year olds
Army recruiting for all branches except air and chemical divisions reopened in Butte yesterday after a two week halt in the mining city. Physically fit men aged 18 to 35 are eligible, with the recruiting office at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Butte
Courthance
St John girls win lone public school baseball game
The St John team defeated their opponents 48 to 16 in the only girls baseball league game of yesterday. Nora Kelly and Helena Brady led the winners at bat while Irene Harrington and Frances Tomich were the losers’ battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's School
Nora Kelly
Helena Brady
Irene Harington
Frances Tomich
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