Harkins Dead After Saloon Attack in Butte
Peter Harkins, a 30 year old Irish native living in Butte, died after a confrontation at a saloon in Con People. Patrolman James Burns said he shot two men during the incident, one in the leg, as others fled. Harkins died yesterday with detectives seeking another assailant. Funeral set for Monday at St Patrick's church.
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Peter Fine
James Burns
Les
Sas
Hark
Harkins
Ireland
Dan
Mr ‘McBride
Butte
North Idaho Street
Ing
St. Patrick's Church
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Twilight Sleep lectures explained by Mrs Julia Moore
Community programs promote The Twilight Sleep with lectures by Mrs Julia Allen Moore, a noted clubwoman. The series includes two afternoons and evenings starting Thursday July 13 at Broadway Theatre, featuring Dr Kurt E Weehlessingk’s demonstration and a Q&A session for women on childbirth, care, and safety.
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Julia Allen Moore
Genich
Kurt E. Weehlessingk
Freiburg
Germany
Moore
Divorce actions and notices in local court and clubs
Genevieve Clement sues Ernest Lament for divorce alleging intoxication and cruelty. the couple had one daughter and Seeking alimony with adequate evidence. Judge Eynen issued an injunction restraining disposal of finances. Judge Lynch grants Norton Miller a divorce from Zilla Miller on grounds of desertion. pair married in Arkansas on Nov 6, 1914 with no children. Original Women’s Democratic Club to meet Monday at 8:30 in Judge Donlan’s courtroom. Rockefeller’s birthday observed in Cleveland with golf and a luncheon. Victor Murdock on fence in Portland addressing presidential prospects. Funeral notices for Nellie A. Kinney and Allan Walker set for today and tomorrow respectively.
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Genevieve Clement
Ernest Lament
Clent
Eynen
Lynch
Norton Miller
Zilla’ Miller
Mare
Arkansas
Women's Democratic Club
Inala
London war report cites German losses in Skagerak battle
A Berlin statement contrasts German losses with the British admiralty tally for May 31 to June 1, noting only one battle cruiser and four small ships lost. A Teter from Amsterdam recounted war toll, price spikes, and distress in Scotland as both sides endure casualties and hardship.
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London
Amsterdam
Berlin
Skagerak
Jel- Hepe
Guardsmen on border may vote in primaries
Kansas Supreme Court rules in a friendly suit by Attorney General Brewster that absent guardsmen may vote in the August primaries. The decision clarifies the power of troops stationed on the border to participate in the state election process.
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Topek
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Brewster
Chicago
Central Trust Company of Illinois, A
la Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank
Frederick A. Smith
Circuit Court
William G. Niblack
Wiliam Lorimer
Niblack
la Salle Street Bauik Wan
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Peter Harkins
Fred
Tomorr
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Merdock
Portland
Ore
Victor Murdock
Nellie A. Kinney
H. A
Skinney
West Mercury Street
Frelock
Masonic Temple
West Park Street
Groeneveld
Allan Walker
Will White
Ae Street
Joseph Weinberg
New York
Weinberg’s
Georgette
Navy
Braid Med
West Front
Weinberg
Ture
Gaberdin
Willow
John Stevenson
Fair Land
Scotia
Etoeland
Stevenson
Mpathy
Paris
South Carolina
Savannah
Atm Aly
Washington
Toda
China
Mace
Reuters
Uranus
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