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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1927

Page

6

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

St. John's School Nora Kelly Helena Brady Irene Harington Frances Tomich

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