Drug costs exceed income in police court tale
H C Hubit, a colored man, testified he uses a quarter pound of opium every five days along with morphine and cocaine. He admits addiction for 14 years and claims a government permit to obtain drugs. Officers found a full layout in his room. He was fined 25 dollars. Other testimonies include Peter Paulis warned to avoid walking at night and Charles Williamson recounting a seven year driving record without accidents.
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H. C. Hubit
Sven
Hubit
Bootblack
Wil Cers
Stunt
Peter Paulis
Paulis
Charles Williamson
Williamson
Montana
State Merchants Hold Round Table Session in Great Falls
July 13. The Montana Retail Merchants association held its second day with questions and answers. Eat Moon of Chicago and Robert Lines of Columbus spoke, urging audience questions. W B Rhodes of Seattle spoke on insurance, cash and credits dominated discussions. A Rainbow banquet featured Fred J Perry as toastmaster and Frank J Edwards as principal speaker.
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Great Falls
Montana Retail Merchants’ Association
Eat Moon
Chicago
Robert Lines
Columbus
W. B. Rhodes
Seattle
Pacific Mutual Tiresociation
the Rainbow
Fred J. Perry
Frank J. Edwards
Prinipal
Proposal Defeated Sparks Debate Over Direct Action
London on July 13 reports the defeat of a proposal to employ direct action if necessary to coerce the government. The move triggered debate on tactics and potential political consequences amid ongoing discussions.
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London
Labor's Irish Question Debate Ends With Defeat
The congress defeated a motion urging withdrawal of troops from Ireland and ending munitions production for Ireland and Russia. The special trades union congress, convened to shape labor's stance on the Irish question, did not pass the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Russia
Special
Trades Union Congress
Recruiting Officer Transferred to Camp Pike Arkansas
Maj. R. M. given transfer as Recruiting Officer for Spokane district covering eastern Washington northern Idaho and Montana. He moves to active service with the Seventh Infantry at Camp Pike Arkansas. Lieut. Col. James N. Pickering will succeed him. Pickering is a West Point graduate. Major Bambrila served in France during the war.
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R. M
Spokanemy
Washington
Idaho
Montana
War Department
Seventh Infantry
Camp Pike
Ark
James N. Pickering
West Point
Bambrila
France
Aviator Ehrlichman Awaiting Weather For Seattle Flight
Aviator Rudolph I. Ehrlichman planned a Seattle to Yakima flight with mail payload but awaits better weather. Visibility in Seattle area was unusually low near noon, delaying takeoff.
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Seattle
Wash
Rudolph I. Ehrlichman
Yakima
Governor Smith as a Politician from the Democratic Convention
Joe Binnard returns from the Democratic convention with a sharp take on Governor Smith of New York. He describes Smith as energetic and poised for higher office, noting Tammany influence from the capital to the national stage, and mentions Roosevelt’s near-nomination and shifting plans to a vice presidency. Binnard also notes California’s road network and rising rice cultivation.
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Joe Binnard
Joe
Tammany Organization
Digwest
Mr. Binnard
Governor Smith
New York
Smith
United States
Roosevelt
Tammany
Binnard
California
Golden State
Fragmentary Speech On Rice Pay Sparks Indirect Critique
A partial excerpt shows someone remarking that rice workers are paid by experiencedAsiatics, with the speaker implying a broader debate about wages and labor. The fragment suggests contrasting views on pay and expertise without clear context or names.
Spokane Man Jailed Six Months For I W W Infringement
Spokane July 13 A sentence of six months in the county jail was imposed today on Charles Craig charged with violation of the I W W injunction. Police testified to finding a large quantity of I W W literature in a room where Craig was arrested July 7. His attorney L A Sulgrove of Butte Mont argued he had surrendered the coin and thus the material could not be his. Other testimony contradicted this conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Charles Craig
R. Webster
Craig
L. A. Sulgrove
Butte, Mont
Musselshell County Fair Prep Boosts Roundup Event
Manager C W Lame vert, ex First National Bank cashier and Orpheum owner, is hired by the Musselshell county commissioners as county fair secretary for Roundup September 8 and 10. Crops look strong, agricultural exhibits to surpass prior years with amusements, races, and a new bridge to the grounds. Lambert oversees county come ry exhibit at state sale. premium lists prepared with liberal stock and agricultural awards.
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C. W. Lamevert
First National Bank
Orpheum Theater
Lambert
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