Much More to It Than Murphy Case Revealed in Probe
The police commission inquiry into graft allegations against officers and secretaries George Sharp and Roy Decamp yielded little on day one. Witnesses described discussions about “fixing” cases, money transfers, and which officials might be involved, with the investigation expected to resume next morning.
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Roy Decamp
Charley Higgins
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Decamp
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Larkin
Higgins
Cyrus Noble
Murphy
Morrissey
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Case of Perelson Goes to Jury After Delayed Defense
The state rested its case in the Perelson trial and the defense was granted a delay to prepare. Witnesses William Fine and Sam Schatz remain jailed on $2000 bail each as witnesses in Michael Gordon Peterson’s case. Judge Donlan overruled motions to strike most of the state’s testimony and exhibits. The defense, having subpoenaed about 409 witnesses, was given until this morning to prepare its evidence.
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William Fine
Sam Schatz
Donian
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Pererson
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Montana Labor Federation to Convene in Billings
The Montana Federation of Labor will hold its annual convention in Billings starting August 17 for several days. Special dispatch notes that railroads have granted a fare and a third for attendees.
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Standard
Helena
Montana Federation of Labor
Billings
Gies Exonerated in Dr. Wilson Poisoning Case
Frederick Gies Jr was arrested on suspicion of knowing something about the murder of Dr William H Wilson who died after drinking poisoned ale He appeared before a magistrate and was held in 600 bail for another hearing as investigators continue to probe The police have practically cleared Gies of any connection with the death
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Frederick Gies, Jr
William H. Wilson
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Wilson
Dwyer and Gordon Wedding at St Patrick’s Church
J W Dwyer principal of mathematics at Butte high school married Miss Grace Gordon of ONeill Nebraska in a St Patrick’s church ceremony Monday. Nuptial mass preceded the wedding. They plan a honeymoon at Alhambra Springs and will reside at 494 West Copper Street. Mrs Gordon’s mother accompanied the bride from Nebraska to witness the ceremony.
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Butte High School
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Butte
Knights of Pythias Memorial Services in Butte
The Knights of Pythias of Butte announce annual memorial services at St John Episcopal Church at 11 00 am. The district lodge members meet at the castle at 10 00 am to march to the church. Rev S C Blackiston will preach a special sermon. Choir director W E Matlack arranged a musical program. Four Lodges Damon Ivanhoe Cawego Calanthe with 90 members. Also railway time changes: Great Northern No 236 leaves Butte 5 30 pm from July 3 onward with dining and sleeping car service, eastbound arrival 12 35 pm. Union Dental Company advertises reliable dentistry.
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Butte
Let the Man Do the Work in Hallekss Paint Ad
Our man will do the work cheaper than you can get it done elsewhere. An estimate on any painting job will prove satisfactory. Free color cards and instructions if you want to do it yourself. Halleck's ready mixed paint lasts longest and is sun and water proof.
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Injunction Causes in Butte Sidewalk Case Heard
In an injunction matter in Butte, Geoffrey La vell and J H Lynch sue the city to bar permanent sidewalks on West Park street. Judge Bourquin heard an order to show cause for a temporary injunction, City Attorney Booth for the city argued the council sole right to decide sidewalk needs. The hearing focused on whether court should intervene in council discretion. Also, John J Sullivan opposed contempt for not testifying in Raven Mining case. Judge Bourquin reserved ruling, noting prior judgments on deposition contempt. Other actions noted include suits for mining equipment theft and a bank note dispute.
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J. H. Lynch
Butte
West Park Street
Bourquin
District Court
John J. Mettatton
Booth
McHatton
John J. Sullivan
Raven Mining Company
T. J. Nolan
Sullivan
Charles Mattison
Raven Company
Nolan
Butte school board adopts resolutions on death of Henry Mueller
The Butte School District No. 1 trustees adopt and file resolutions praising Henry Mueller former board president and mayor noting his civic achievements and generosity. Clerk Richards reports June financials showing general and building funds with sums in county treasury taxes book sales and transfers. The cement sidewalk contract at Grant School is awarded to John Rafferty for $500 the lowest bid.
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Butte
Melcher
Ford
O'Brien
Silver How County
Montana
Richards
County Treasury
Grant School
John Rafferty
Mystery Case In Vincennes Leaves Woman Dead
Miss Mayme Baker aged 20 is dead and Charles Ingle aged 40 is mortally wounded after a dramatic home tragedy in Vincennes Indiana. Mrs Ollie Young blood Ellis a cousin admits firing all shots while trying to drive away Ingle who had seized Baker threatening her. Ingle says he acted to warn a man who had annoyed his brother in law and that the shooting was provoked. He was jailed on suspicion and no hope of recovery is seen for his wounds.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Vincennes
Ind
Mayme Baker
Charles Ingle
Ollie Youngblood Ellis
Ingle
Miss Baker
Retrenchment in Japan Becomes National Slogan
Tokio reports that financial reform is now the public aim in Japan. The cabinet faces pressure for retrenchment of naval and military spending and tariff reform to restore balance of trade. Railway nationalization is still debated, with a shift toward making it a separate department.
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Tokio
San Francisco
Japan
Judge Sets Trial Date For I Chang In Stevens Murder
San Francisco July 7 Judge Cook fixed the trial of I Chang for the murder of Durham W Stevens the Japanese adviser in Corea for July 27 Chang is charged with shooting Stevens in San Francisco on March 23 1908.
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Cook
I. Chang
Durham W. Stevens
Corea
Chang
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