Jenet Case: Deportation Hearing for Undesirable Alien
Testimony was taken by federal immigration inspector Thomas Topping at a hearing in the case of Henry Jenet held on a federal warrant pending deportation to France. Jenet is described as an undesirable alien connected with the redlight district. he is jailed with Carmen Gayfettie, also labeled an undesirable alien and French citizen. Police and citizens testified about Jenet's occupation in Butte. Findings will be sent to the secretary of labor in Washington for final decision.
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Thomas Topping
Federal Inspector of Immigration
Henry Jenet
France
Redlight
Carmen Gayfettie
Butte
Janet
Secretary of Labor
Washington
Vice President elected for theatrical mechanics group
Charles Malloy of the Butte branch has been elected fourth vice president of the national Theatrical Mechanics association at the Chicago convention. He will return to Butte today as notice of his election is received by C. N. Olds, president of the local branch. Olds had been hosting grand lodge officers en route home from San Francisco.
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Charles Malloy
Butte
Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Chicago
Malloy
C. N. Olds
Olds
Grand Lodge
San Francisco
Reckless Riders Targeted as Sheriff Promises Strict Enforcement
Sheriff Henderson announced a campaign to enforce a new state law on the boulevard. He warned speeders and drivers neglecting lights and signals that violators will be arrested and prosecuted. The sheriff will deploy two motorized deputies to target speeders, weaving through traffic, and will treat all violators equally to curb daily near misses.
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Henderson
Howard Arrested In Disturbance Over Allowance
A. Howard of 729 South Main Street was arrested on a disturbance charge after a quarrel with his wife over money from contractor Wilson. He demanded cash, became enraged, broke windows and furniture, tore at a Glock, and was taken into custody by Officer Fraser.
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A. Howard
South Main Street
Howard
Wilson
Fraser
Gisen Dies After Heat Strain At Anaconda Mine
Jacob Gisen collapsed during the second shift at the Anaconda mine last Wednesday and died after heat exposure. The coroner jury found he was not strong enough for the work, noting his inexperience and the absence of unusually high heat in the work area. A pulmotor and first aid were applied. he revived briefly but died en route to hospital.
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Jacob Gisen
Anaconda
Gisen
Unity Methodist Church Meaderville to be paid by Aug
The Unity Methodist Episcopal church of Meaderville will have its remaining debt paid by August 1, per Anal quarterly conference reports by Rev W H Pascoe. He raised 1300 this year applied to the debt with 208 added for improvements. The church will be dedicated August 22 during the Montana conference session, and the church board requests Pascoe be returned.
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Unity Methodist Episcopal Church
Meaderville
W. TH. Pascoe
Montana
Pascoe
Unity Church
Motor Trip Report From F B Price Couple
Mr and Mrs F B Price are on a short vacation by car through the western part of the state. They reached Missoula yesterday and describe the road between Garrison and Gold Creek as very poor in places due to wet weather. Deep ruts mar rough sections though many spots are dry.
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F. B. Price
Missoula
Garrison
Gold Creek
Womenstone cups annual picnic at Butte gardens
The Womenstone cups of Butte will hold their annual picnic at the gardens Friday July 16, inviting members of Lincoln post Grand Army of the Republic. The event is described as a social diversion promising a good time in general.
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Womenstone Cups of
Butte
Gardens
Lincoln Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Widows seek aid as 51 children moved to new care
Judge Donlan handles heavy caseload under dependent children law. About 51 children under 14 in 14 families, all widows, are moved from one county department to another to receive aid. total monthly support cited at 202 504 dollars, much of which is not new expenditure. Police Lt Mike Dwyer, who had surgery for pneumonia, is discharged and returns to duty.
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Donlan
Promise Newsboys Big Time On Picnic
The Butte Newsboys plan an annual picnic at Washoe Park on August 1 and seek special train terms from the Northern Pacific. Newsboys’ president Jie Wharton asks for favorable rates as the group hopes for weather and a well run, personally conducted tour.
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Promise
Newsboys
Butte
All in readiness for another banner week at Sullivan & Considines
Readied for a Saturday bargain night at Sullivan and Considines theater. Sophie Carney billed as The Montana Nightingale from Butte will sing, adding star power to an already strong program featuring Abdallahs tumbling act, Batelle Wordette and company, Simondy and Platt novelty act, Howard Sisters, Pero and Wilson, and a Pathe News Empress segment. Funeral details for the late Touts Clausin announced, with services set for Sunday afternoon. Eva Newell, 45, died last night. body at White's undertaking parlors awaiting arrangements.
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Sullivan & Considines
Sophie Carney
Montana
Nightingale
Deville
Butte
Batelle Wordette and Company
Catskills
Simondy
Platt
Howard Sisters
Pero
Wilson
Empress Cope
Pathe
Empress Orchestra
Touts Clausin
White
South Warren Avenue
German Picnic by Sons of Hermann at Columbia Gardens
The Sons of Hermann and the Butterkranz will picnic Sunday in the grove northeast of Columbia gardens. Arrangements promise a splendid time. all members urged to attend with families. Certificates Nos 84 95 110 114 115 of the Alberta King O's company were stolen from the office. report any receipt of them to the office. Be. Cam treasurer 26 South Main Street Butte Mont.
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Hermann
Butterkranz
Columbia Gardens
Offic Company
South Main Street
Butte, Mont
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Ron
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