Courtcases reveal coffee cup and beer as weapons
In police court yesterday a man and a woman faced charges from a row at a boarding house on East Broadway. Mrs P J McDonald testified Peter Cara came home drunk and caused trouble. she threw a cup and he drank beer to settle the dispute. Several other defendants were fined for traffic and disturbance offenses, with Carrie Dooley noted for a lively police encounter and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
P. J. McDonald
East Broadway
Peter Caraher
Sen
Caragher
Taid
Insouth
Huttery
Ambrose
Otter “Mcdonaid
Rooher
Goorie Heal
Martin Murray
Hoy Harrie
Stanley “Biott
Ienve
Edward O'Brien
John Johnson
Ina
Carrie Dooley
Lively
Avon
Ralsing Row
Thomas Flood
Nelson
New Automobiles and Phonographs Showcase At Local Store
A local ad touts Edison phonographs priced with easy terms and claims homes should own the best. The piece also covers remarks by Stockstad and a note on foot binding and suffrage in China, plus obituaries for Katherine Alger and funeral details at Holy Savior church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Butte Phonograph Company
West Park Street
Katherine Alger
Yew Street
McQueen Addition
Holy Savior Church
Father Pirnat
Man Hurt in Ground Fall at West Stewart Mine
Owen J. Pagan of Broadway was taken to Murray hospital yesterday with a fractured right thigh after being caught in a fall of ground while working in the West Stewart area. He is reported in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen J. Pagan
Ayast Broadway
Murray Hospital
Fagan
West
Stewart Yester
Meeting Notes And Federal Reserve Board Nominee Debate
Uplifting social day with needlework and shade trees noted by members. Senate banking and currency committee favors confirmation of Thomas D. Jones of Chicago to the Federal Reserve Board amid opposition over his directorship at International Harvester and a Sherman Act indictment. The Congo population is reported as 5,469 white inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking and Currency
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Jones
Majority Committee
International Harvester Company
Carpenters Union Leader Sees Coast Improvement
P W Dowier president of the national carpenters council and United Brotherhood of Carpenters organizer arrived in Butte from Seattle for a week to study conditions. He notes improved business in Washington and Oregon, yet unemployment persists and British Columbia laws hinder workers. He reports overall labor relations are satisfactory and railroad work in Spokane continues amid a general upturn. Water from a street flusher shows a hole for an iron pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Dowier
National ‘Carpenters’ ‘Council
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Seutte
Butte
Washington
Mr. Dowier
British Columbia
Washington Coast
Iites
Oregon
Spokane
Milwaukee
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National Biscuit Company
Clatsop Beach
Lewis Sand Clark Trail
Pacific Ocean
Graham
Seaside
Grand Scenic Columbia
North Bank Road
Cascade
Portland
Holy Land of
Astoria
Oceanside
Anaconda
R. H. Crozier
G.P.A
Clateop Beach Felder
Roaring Hois
Polien Court
Mes
Tarre
Toomyes
Trare Tmery
New Republic
I Stockstad
San Francisco
Orient
Stolas
Cheng Hupe
West Central
America
China
Republic
Sun Yat Sen
Stockstad
Norway
Northwestern University of Chicago
A 'Y
Lupana Sewin
Toxes
The
Congo
RAI! Rat
Milan
Silks
Chiffont
Messaline Rym
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Ratine
Sanaderma
Millinery
Royal Society
Stye and We
Ind
Apollo
Reid
Golf
Park
George W. Robbie
Solomon
T. J. McCarthy
East Broad
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