Muckie McDonald Active in Beaverhead Fields
Muckie McDonald formerly of Butte is reported to have left Butte for the Beaverhead hay fields to influence a strike among alfalfa cutters as part of IWW propaganda. He was seen in Dillon and Butte, then reportedly to Ditton, with a letter from local and international labor officers. the piece notes government conscription talk and denounces parasitical grafters.
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Muckie
McDonald
Butte
Beaverhead
Unter
Montana
Watte
Mackie
Standard
Dillon
Hutte
Sheriff’s Office Installs Fingerprint System At Last
The sheriff's office has installed a fingerprint system and will maintain it in full in the future. Under Sheriff Mela announces an index cabinet will arrive to aid the work and two deputies are tasked with running the printing. A similar system exists in the Silver Tow sheriff's office and the Butte police department already uses one.
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Mela
Silver Tow
Butte
Poster distributor Brocker faces dismissal over technical error
J. W. Brocker appeared before Judge Whitty in the police court charged with distributing posters advertising a Socialist lecture. Deputies testified he affixed a poster to a telephone post. The case was dismissed due to a technical error in the complaint.
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J. W. Brocker
Summer Building Permits Increase in Walkerville and Butte
City and county join to build a dumphouse brick 12 by 90 feet over the city sewer with discharge and disinfection for refuse. Real estate values in Walkerville rise per Dominick Ajasen, booster for local improvement. Butte issues list Oct past week with several single family homes and cottages funded from 800 to 41000, signaling active construction season.
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Clarke
Olter
Walkerville
Dominick Ajasen
Alaea
Theill City
Daly Street
Brown's Grocery
Brows
Walkeville
Butte
W. J. Moore
Main Street
Albert Peterson
Warren Avenue
Tacoma Brothers
Colorado Street
H. McKinson
Porphyey
Homner
Steele Street
A. J. Heasson
Washington Street
Catherine Sullivan
Diamond Street
Potential Change to Federal Migratory Bird Law
Montana sportsmen hear that Congress may amend the federal Migratory Bird Act soon opening waterfowl season earlier. The act currently closes season until Oct 1, but a Sept 16 opening could occur if Congress ratifies a treaty with Britain and passes the needed changes. Supreme Court already upheld the treaty, awaiting Congress ratification to take effect.
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Butte
National
Ortamen's Association
House
Senate
Montana
United States
Britain
Dominion
Supreme Court of the
No Use You Cant Beat Police Chief Murphy
Police Chief Murphy, famed for fending off many schemes, faced a new test as a woman, jailed for attempting to obtain money under false pretenses, allegedly asked him to wire funds to a relative in Portland. The chief’s suspicions prompted Detective Van Orden to investigate, and the woman reportedly confessed to using his name in a fraud.
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Murphy
Butte
Blake
Portland
Dary
van Orden
French Soldier Day Forum Aids War Relief Work
The national French holiday observance prompts charity sales as the Bluebird and Campfire Girls sell 4,000 tags at ten cents each to aid French war affected children. The effort, led by Miss J M Evans, is expected to last only a few hours.
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United States
JM. Evans
Perpetual injunction sought against Panama House owner
County Attorney Jackson yesterday applied to the district court for a perpetual injunction against Henry 8 vedeaus owner of the Panama House near the Five Mile for allowing his place to be used for liquor sales. The sheriff seized a large liquor stock there which will be destroyed for running without a license.
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Jackson
District Court
Pere Yetual
Henry
Vedeaus
Panama House
Five Mite
Postponed Hearing Of Patrolman Barney King Charges
Indefinitely postponed hearing of charges fled against Patrolman Barney King. City Attorney's office announces the delay with little public detail on the charges or their nature.
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Barney King
Atorney
Utroiian Improper Arrest Cited in Complaint
The report states that the Utroiian made an improper arrest in the case of the complainant. Details are limited but the issue centers on the legality and conduct of the arrest and potential grounds for redress.
Witness Kujac Released on Perm Bail in Kovacevich Case
Mike Kujac a defense witness in Marco Inieh murder trial was taken yesterday on a charge of perm and released on $1000 bail. He testified Dhleh fired twice into the floor before Kovacevich was shot. No floor bullet marks were found but walls and ceiling showed marks in the shooting room.
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Mike Kujac
Marco Inieh
Jazar Kovacevich
Kujac
Dhleh
Kovacevich
Cobbler Refuses to Testify Against Wife in Court
A. Thi beau, a cobbler, refused to appear against his wife in police court yesterday after she was arrested on his complaint. The case was dismissed. The couple married last Monday. Mrs. Thibeau left him Tuesday with his spare anger, yet the husband offered her another chance and expressed belief in her goodness.
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A. Thibeau
Thibeau
Huband
Ange
Two Women Fined in Vagrancy Case at North Main
Edna Rose and Blanche Carter were arrested at 121 North Main Street on a charge of vagrancy, found guilty, and fined $25 each in police court yesterday. Police Captain O'Donnell testified five men were seen leaving the women's rooms on North Main Street Wednesday night.
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Edna Rose
Blanche Carter
North Main Street
O'Donnell
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