Judge Tells Young Men to Aid Enforcing Law at Saloon Fight
Judge Whitty urged eight youths to aid officers in enforcing the law after a disturbance outside a Main and Copper Street saloon. Offenders, including gamblers at the ball park and East Park saloon, were found guilty or fined for gambling, with some fines suspended or bonds forfeited as police pledge ongoing watch.
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Main
Copper Streets
Burns
Carlton
George Toole
Haggerty
Carlson
Toole
Whitty
V. G. Rosten
Up. McCauley
Ball Park
W.R. Schroeder
G. KK. Blake
Ea Canon
A.B. C
Nargea
John Popovich
B. Stevich
R. Chevich
M. Jovich
Sam Daovich
East Park
Omiers Henderson
Wesson
Henderson
San Francisco Longshoremen Vote on Returning to Work
San Francisco and other Pacific coast ports balloted on resuming work under a compromise arbitration plan. San Pedro locals voted unanimously not to accept the agreement, while San Francisco strikers weighed a return as northern locals were not sure to ratify. Result will guide whether San Francisco men resume today under the Waterfront union pact.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
San Pedro Lons
Waterfrontere’ Union
Gulf Stream Curving To Coast Brings Sharks
New York July 17 Captain William Jensen of the United Fruit steamship Calamares offered a theory on why large schools of sharks gather along the North Atlantic coast He believes the Gulf Stream is curving toward the coast and that many fish will soon abound near Long Island He noted water temperature at 74 degrees Fahrenheit about 200 miles from New York on Sunday night
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New York
North ‘Atlantic Seaboard
William’ Jensen
United Frutt
Calamares
Long Island
Jensen
Governor Buys The Payer At Auction In Sioux City
July 17 Sioux City Daily News sold at auction to Gov. Arthur Capper of Kansas for $18,000. Capper purchased the paper in a brisk bidding session, securing control of the Sioux City publication during a period of market fluctuation and investment activity.
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Sioux City
Towa
Pantages Matinee Invites City Schoolchildren
A large invitation calls school children to a special Pantages matinee at Broadway theater tomorrow. The main act is The Divorce Question with dramatic scenes and musical features. The program includes six Kirk and other acts praised as excellent for a young audience.
Bruce Now Director Of Butte And Superior
J Le Bruce of Butte general manager of the Butte and Superior properties has been elected a director succeeding the late C L Robinson. Reports from Boston note substantial sales of spelter in August and September at 8 and 8 1 2 cents per pound with prices strengthening due to ongoing European war conditions. Adjustable pontoons for small boats have been patented in England by an Australian inventor.
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J. le Bruce
Butte
Butte & Superior Properties
C. LF. Robinson
Bruce
Boston
Butte & Superior Company
Europe
Sending Credits To School This Month At Butte High
Graduates of Butte high school must forward all credits to the school this month. Applicants for college entry should have credits sent a few days before leaving for their schools. Delays have caused issues in the past. The principal notes the importance of timely submissions.
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Butte
Koto Collens
Miumkin
Ogden Prepares Golden Wedding Transcontinental Expo
Ogden plans a 1919 Golden Wedding celebration described as a transcontinental industrial and transportation expo. Exhibits from states west of the Mississippi and possibly foreign countries are sought. One feature is a 1000 mile handicap race from Omaha to Ogden with oxen horse drawn vehicles automobiles steam engines and flying machines. A monument to H Harriman and the Luc ia cutoff may be unveiled as part of the event.
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Orden
Pacife
Mississippi
Omaha
Ogdena
H. Harriman
West
Lucia
Great Salt Lake
Hillsboro grand jury returns murder charges in Jennings case
Hillsboro Oregon July 17 grand jury returned indictments charging Bennett Thompson with the murder of Mrs Helen Jennings a widow slain in her bed near here May 15 and Fred Ristman a Portland chauffeur slain about the time of the Jennings killing Prosecutors say Thompson arranged the Portland to Jennings home trip and killed Ristman to hide Mrs Jennings murder The district attorney claims Thompson threatened Mrs Jennings and she feared him.
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Hillsboro
Ore
Bennett. Thompson
Helen Jennings
Alain
Here
Fred “Ristman
Portland
Ristman
Jennings
Thompson
Mrs. Jennings
Prizes Offered At Mount Bethel Sunday School Event
Prizes in the Mount Bethel Sunday school sporting events at Gregson Springs tomorrow include a range of items such as a pound of ten for the fastest married man, a sack of flour for the largest family, pictures for the oldest man and woman, jewel cases, fishing rods, toilet water, and knapsacks. No entrant may win more than one prize.
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Mount Bethel
Gregson Springs
Rope Crazy Man Stops Rampage at Rast Butte
Peter Smith a giant miner armed with a club went mad and threatened a crowd in Rast Butte yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Mike Butte roped his arms and after a tense standoff the crazed man was tied and secured as reinforcements arrived. Smith, recently laid off from the Leonard mine, calmed and was taken home to recover.
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Peter Smith
Rast Butte
Sherif
Mike Butte
Smith
Leonard Mine
Sheri
Merson
Jose
Aken
Funeral Held for Albert Ginsberg in Blamefree Verdict
Albert Ginsberg died from apoplexy after an encounter with Arthur J. Cook a jeweler. The funeral was held at Richards Undertaking Rooms with Rev J Steele of St Pauls Church officiating. Coroner Lane reported no inquest and noted self defense. Burial in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Albert Ginsberg
Arthur J. Cook
World’s Great Share adapts at the American theater
Pauline Frederick stars in E Phillips Op penheim adaptation billed as a landmark by Famous Players. The film marks Joseph Kaufman’s first project since joining the studio, with Paramount backing and promising credit for the director and crew.
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Famous Players
E.phillips Oppenheim
Pauline Frederick
Paramount
Joseph Kaufman
Jolning
Rockefeller funded bureau to combat infantile paralysis
New York on July 17 a health department bureau funded by a 50000 Rockefeller gift began work under Dr Alvah H L Doty. The bureau trains families with exposure to disease to reduce infantile paralysis spread noting that among 1959 patients only 17 were over 16 years old.
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New York
Health Department
Rockefeller Foundation
Alvah HL Doty
Board of Health
Car Drowns After Bridge Crash in Sioux City
A car carrying four Jefferson D. D. residents bound for a Sioux City circus plunged through a railing on a bridge over the Sioux River. Three occupants were drowned. One survivor, Florence Wakefield, fought to reach shore but could not. The incident occurred today in Sioux City, Iowa, and rescuers recovered the bodies.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Tomobile
Jefferson, D. D
Sioux River
Florence Wakefield
New Head for Eton
London July 17 reports Rev Cyril A Alington head master of Shrewsbury since 1908 elected head master of Eton. Charles Cherry was engaged to play a leading role in Please Help Emily in which Ann Murdock is to star.
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ETON
London
Tne
Cyril A. Alington
Shrewsbury School
Haseen
Charles Cherry
Emily
Ann Murdock
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