Champion Goat Arrives at Ranch
Gunpath-Reo the prize Nubian goat from Glen Eagle goatery arrived near Butte and settles south of the city. W H Pierce of Butte reports the animal’s strong lineage, high registry, and the Nubian breed’s noted milk yield. Pierce touts goats as hardy low-cost producers with odorless milk and potential urban dairy use.
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W. H. Pierce
Butte
Fashoda
Banvia Tallassah
Africa
Equator
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Burdette-Coutts
England
United States
Style of Fighting Is Different Here
Police court testimony details Joe Ramos arrested by Officer Egan after disturbance on South Arizona street. Egan said Ramos claimed not to fight American style but South American style and was found with an open razor. he cut Egan’s hand during arrest. Ramos, speaking through an interpreter, said he was drunk and did not intend harm. fined $10.
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Joe Ramos
Egan
South Arizona Street
Ramos
No Trains for Thompson Park Under Current Milwaukee Schedule
Alderman Francis Silver received a letter from E. H. Barrett assistant general manager stating the Milwaukee road cannot furnish train service from Butte to Thompson Park under the present schedule. The line operates only one daylight eastbound train to Chicago and has no westbound daylight service to pick up Thompson Park passengers.
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Milwaukee Road
Butte
Thompson Park
Francis Silver
E. H. Barrett
Barrett
Utte
Chicago
Barrett Bald
Defendant Wife Granted Divorce In Local Case
Mrs Claire Doane Hutchinson the defendant in a divorce action heard before Judge Lamb yesterday was the sole witness as plaintiff Thomas Harold Hutchinson refused to testify. The court granted the divorce with alimony of 15 dollars weekly and 25 dollars monthly until 200 dollars is paid for defendant medical treatment.
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Claire Doane Hutchinson
Thomas Harold Hutchinson
Divorce Complaint Alleges Cruelty by Husband Meehan
Daisy Meehan accuses LeRoy Meehan of cruelty including wrench attacks, beating, bruising, life threats, and forced departure from the home in a district court filing. The couple wed in Davenport, Iowa in 1911.
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Daisy Meehan
LeRoy Meehan
Davenport
Iowa
Boy Scout Camp to Mirror Military Style in Mountains
Sanitation experts, camp chefs, recreation leaders and other military-like necessities will equip 250 Boy Scouts of Butte for a Highland mountains summer camp starting July 29. K P duty will be used as discipline. Applications to Benjamin Owen, scout executive, due by July 24 with parental consent. only the first 250 in good standing are admitted. Mr Owen says the trip suits those who love woods, meals, outdoor games, birds and stars. The camp will follow Scout laws and oath.
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Butte
Highland Mountains
Benjamin Owen
Owen
Second Division Anchors In Seattle Harbor
The second division of the Atlantic fleet anchored in Seattle harbor today with 1,538 midshipmen aboard. The flagship Connecticut led the group, followed by Michigan New Hampshire Kansas Minnesota and South Carolina as they arrived from Honolulu.
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Wash
Connecticut
Michigan
New Hampshire
Kansas
Minnesota
South Carolina
Atlantic Fleet
Seattle Harbor
Honolulu
Mueller Estates Before Court Referee in Objections Hearing
Objections to accounts in the Arthur H. Mueller and Kathryn Mueller estates were heard before court referee Joseph Binnard. Irregularities cited include fund transfers between estates, bond disappearances, and undue fees. Administrator James Higgins testified on numerous small paid bills charged to Mueller apartments, with a weeklong hearing anticipated.
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Arthur H. Mueller
Kathryn Mueller
Joseph Binnard
James Higgins
Mueller
Not Wet Enough for Conviction in Bootlegging Case
In police court, defense argues the evidence is weak as Prosecutor Mangold testifies he saw Mike Sheehan serving a man moonshine at his soft drink parlor on East Quartz Street. Mangold says he found a pitcher being emptied, a half full glass, and a demijohn with a few drops. Sheehan is dismissed for insufficient evidence.
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Mike Sheehan
Prohibition
Mangold
East Quartz Street
Sheehan
See ks Division: Chamberlain seeks divorce over morphine use
Ki. C. Chamberlain filed for divorce in district court alleging his wife Mona Clin ton Chamberlain was of unsound mind at marriage due to heavy morphine use and remains so at filing time. The couple wed in Butte on January 1, 1920.
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Mona Clinton Chamberlain
Ki. C. Chamberlain
Butte
Civil suit seeks car and money from Montana Auto firm
Mrs Emily Crooks files in district court a civil action to recover her automobile and 300 to 800 dollars. She alleges the Montana Auto and Garage company R A Kunkle and E S Rodda took the car on July 4 without consent and have not returned it.
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Emily Crooks
Montana Auto and Garage Company
R. A. Kunkle
E.S. Rodda
Novice Enich Charged with Grand Larceny in Justice Court
A complaint filed yesterday charges Novice Enich with grand larceny at the behest of John Milelich who reported a $100 theft. Also named are John Doe Clancy charged with petty larceny at Vincent Cleary’s request and James Rezzetti charged with disturbance.
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Novice Enich
Justice Court
John Milelich
John Doe Clancy
Vincent Cleary
James Rezzetti
Eighty Unsold Buick Cars In Entire Country
Roy E. Murray, Buick dealer for the Northwest, reports from Flint and Pontiac on Buick production and demand. He notes 80 unsold cars remain nationwide as dealers can now deliver immediately. A possible price increase on August 1 is anticipated but not yet set.
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Roy E. Murray
Butte
Buick
Flint
Mich
Northwest
Murray
General Motors
Pontiac
Mr. Murray
Federal Officer Cleared in Omaha Narcotics Raid
A coroner's jury in Omaha cleared Federal Officer William Forbey of Minneapolis for shooting George Rigby during a narcotics raid. The jury found Rigby resisted arrest and that the officer acted in self defense, noting Rigby died after the incident.
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Omaha
William Forbey
Minneapolis
George Rigby
Rigby
Draws Six Months For Neglect Of His Family
William Johnson pleaded guilty yesterday before Justice Buckley to failure to provide for his wife and two minor children and was sentenced to six months in the county jail. Neighbors said the poverty-stricken family was being cared for by others while Mrs Johnson was ill. The county attorney noted many similar complaints. Richard Crowley faced a similar charge in a justice court complaint yesterday.
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William Johnson
Buckley
Richard Crowley
Justice Court
Five Republicans File for Local County Races
Shelby Irvine filed for Republican nomination for county assessor. Jesse G Braum also sought the same office on the Republican ticket. Charles Baraman ran for constable of South Butte township and M Galasso for county commissioner, both Republicans. David G Huddoff completed his petition as a Republican candidate for sheriff.
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Shelby Irvine
Jesse G. Braum
Charles Baraman
South Butte Township
M. Galasso
David G. Huddoff
Local 112 Meeting Urges Attendance on July 22
All members of Local No 112 are urged to attend a meeting on Thursday July 22 to discuss amendments to by laws and trade rules. J B M'NALLY, Seey.
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J. BE. M’nally
Seey
Rotarians Observe Expert Sheep Shearing Demonstration
Rotarians will watch a sheep shearing demonstration at the Silver Bow club rooms tomorrow at noon with Charles Austin seeking Senator W A Clark's presence. Tom Davis will preside as world union shearers showcase modern electrical methods used across America and abroad. Luncheon features leg of mutton. A joint Rotary meeting for Butte and Anaconda is planned at Gregson Springs Saturday night with shared programs.
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Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Charles Austin
W. A. Clark
Tom Davis
Sheep Shearers’ Union of the World
Butte
America
Australia
Europe
Anaconda
Gregson Springs
Gonzales Released by Mexican War Minister Order
Mexico City July 20 Associated Press Pablosezales former presidential candidate charged as head of the abortive Nuevo Leon revolution has been uncon ditionally set free by order of Gen Calles war minister none per il to the administration official announce ment states the action follows a report of improved stability and neutral stance in the region
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Prseniota
Pabloseezales
Nuevo Leon
Calles
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