Craddock Declared Dangerous in Court Hearing
James J. Craddock, an Englishman aged 44, was ruled a danger to self and others in Judge Dwyer’s court after being brought in under guard. He suffers from paranoia, has spent years in the United States, and previously received treatment at Warm Springs Insane Asylum.
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James J. Craddock
Sherifack Metta
Craddock
Cornwall
England
United States
Anylum
Warm Springs
Doctora
Emily Orwell
Philips
W.¥. Kingsbury
Juveniles Charged With Break‑In Sent to Reform School
Three youths appeared before the juvenile court yesterday for breaking into a Meaderville second hand store and stealing goods. They pleaded guilty and were sent to the institutional school on the flat for one year. Mayer, the low price jeweler in Montana, is listed at 21 West Park.
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Mayer
Montana
West Park
Chaplin Debuts at Local Theaters with Free Imitation Contest
Charlie Chaplin stars to open at Rialto venues in Butte with a free admission policy for all young boys in Chaplin makeup. A Monday evening contest will award the best impersonator, while Norma Tate Madge leads a separate feature in Panthenitleva. A new musical score by Rank Reed accompanies the program, described as family friendly. Today a special attraction shows authentic scenes from the recent Russian rebellion, claimed to be the first such picture in America.
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Charlie Chaplin
Rialto
Chaplin
Veryone
Young America
Jensen 1
Butte
Eho
Norma Tate Madge
Rank Re
Wiaito
America
New Pantages show at Broadway today
A July midsummer program unfolds this afternoon at the Pantages with Harry Coleman a ventriloquist in a class among the best. The New Producer a music comedy stars Bertram Peacock and Albert Parr with a large company. Moran and Wiser perform comedic boomerang acts, the Curzon Sisters present the Flying Butterflies, and Harry Devine with Belle Williams headline a Traveling Sailor Man act. The Kescope will preview weekly new events. Matinees are Saturdays and Sundays only.
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Pantages
Harry Coleman
Bertram Peacock
Albert Parr
Moran and Wiser
Curzon
Harry Devine
Belle Willliams
Men Examined at Port Wright Assigned to Spokane Branches
A list of Montana men examined and accepted at Port Wright and Spokane, with ages, occupations, and assigned city and branch. Names include Homer Huffman well driller Richie signal corp. Dennis Solbey printer Miles ity medical. Arthur Metz farmer Sumatra medical. Nova Tyrel gas engineer Wibaux medical. James Green laborer Sheridan engineers. Leo Baril Sheridan. Everett Fisher clerk Havre medical. Robert Lanstray plumber Havre. Patrick Mace steamfitter Sheridan engineers. John Donahue homesteader Trout Creek engineers. Ray Kortie teamster Larchwood engineers. Angelo Castagorello miner Butte. Joe Wraspir Glendive signal corps. John Eckford manager Glendive medical department stenographer. Charles Cook and wife attend summer conference at Karst's West Gallatin with Dr Cook delivering six addresses on The Holy Spirit in the Life and Teachings of Jesus and two on Christian Stewardship.
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Montana
Port Wright
Spokane
Homer €. Huffman
Richie
Signal Corp
Dennis J. Solbey
Milesity
Arthur Metz
Farmer
Sumatra
Nova V
Sheridan
Everet Fisher
Havre
Robert B. Lanstray
Patrick Mace
Steamfitter
John P. Donahue
Homesteader
Trout Creek
Ray Kortie
Teamster
Larchwood
Angelo Castagorello
Miner
Butte
Joe T. Wraspir
Glendive
Signal Corps
John ©. Eckford
Charles A. Cook
Fce
Karst’s
West" Gallatin
Cook
Jesus
Kowske
N. Main
Government Civil Service Exam For Idaho To Wyoming
The United States Civil Service Commission announces clerk exams to be held in Idaho Montana Oregon Washington and Wyoming on August 4 1917 to establish eligible registers for appointments across government branches. Attention is invited to the Treasury secretary h. Te
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United States Civil Service Commission
Idaho
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Wyoming
Secretary of the Treasury
Civil Service Opens Jobs for First-Grade Clerks in 1917
The Civil Service Commission reports a demand for about a thousand first grade clerks for the Internal Revenue Service around September 1, 1917. Examinations for stenographers and typewriters will be held August 8, 1917 in 40 Pacific Northwest cities, with women offered favorable wages and men likely to be appointed. Thomas Conway biography included.
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Cently
Civil Service Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Pacific North West
Herbert F. Ward
Seattl Wash
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Pathe News
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Shanehal
Japan
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Joseph C. Smith
Orche
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Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
N. J
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Halicz
Galicia
Thomas Conway
Ireland
France
General Gates
Conway
Horatio Gates
Charles Lee
Thomas Mifflin
James Lovell
Hoston
Gates
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Pondicherry
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