Four Burglary Suspects jailed after police raid
Lodged at the county jail are four men said to be burglars or associates: Thomas Hogan James Sullivan T C Lavigne and William Casey Hogan and Sullivan were arrested by Policemen McGillie and Parlin Sergeant Dawson arrested Lavigne and McGille arrested Hogan Hogan is charged with entering and robbing the room of Edward Mahan and John Winston miners at 360 Feet Broadway Sullivan is charged with vagrancy Lavigne is said to be a chum of James Martin the burglar shot by Hugh Anderson after the Treloar residence burglary Casey is described as suspicious without means of support The robbed room yielded a black hat and vest two razors a knife and cash The knife and other items were recovered The arresting of Casey and Lavigne followed a police push to curb hold ups and burglaries Lavigne is said to have mingled with Martin and may be involved in Treloar burglaries There is no conclusive evidence against Lavigne Casey has not worked and frequents questionable resorts
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Thomas Hogan
James Sullivan
T. C. Lavigne
William Casey
Hogan
Sullivan
McGillie
Parlin
Dawson
Lavigne
McGille
Edward Mahan
John Winston
Broadway
James Martin
Hugh Anderson
Treloar
Casey
Mahan
Winston
Eat
West
Cry
Yellowstone
Five Mile
Martin
False Imprisonment Suit Filed After Arrest of Bleoo
John Bleoo the young insurance solicitor arrested recently as part of a Meyers case sues Meyers and two bondsmen for false imprisonment. He seeks 200 dollars in general damages and 95 dollars for attorney fees claiming unlawful detainment after a habeas corpus release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bleoo
M.M. Meyers
International Mercantile
Arnold
Meyers
Hleoo
Responsibility Unfined Blames No One for Death of J. Pumrman
A local inquiry into the death of J. Pumrman finds no party at fault. Officials conclude the incident was accidental and release no criminal charges or blame. The report notes no further actions are planned.
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J. 1B
Pumrman
Inquest Finds No Negligence in Butte Lumber Yard Car
A six man Montana inquest jury led by Coroner Johnson found J Lay Fuhrman died in an unavoidable accident when timber from a overturned Butte Anaconda and Pacific car fell in the lumber yard. The car’s truck and the curve were blamed for the incident. no one was held responsible. Fuhrman’s body to be sent to Tacoma for interment. several witnesses noted minor injuries to workers Kaiser and Care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Montana Undertaking Company
J. Lay Fuhrman
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Fuhrman
Tacoma
Wash
Switchman Kaiser
Harry Careran
Witchesses
Peter E. Fuhrman
Nly
James A. McLean
Robi
Robert Wilkinson
Harry Caran
Puhr
Hobart A Fuhrman
Ast
Sorran
Eho
Fuhrmen
Rights to move house contested in district court
H B son Paul Ozanne J New son Alexander and James Polly answered a district court claim by Tony Gerardi seeking recovery of a house and damages. They deny Gerardi ownership or unlawful taking, admit Smith hauled the building from Hamilton Street, but say he acted with a rightful ownership claim.
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H. B. Son
Paul Ozanne
J. Newson
Alexander
James Polly
Tony Gerardi
Gerardl
Smith
Hamilton Street
Jury Delays Verdict in Boyd bullion theft case
In Judge McClernan's court the case of v4 charged with stealing bullion from Bimetallic faced a noon verdict. The jury was locked up overnight with no decision. attorney W B Rodgers and County Attorney Brown argued this morning as the proceedings continued.
Fancy Grocery House Advertises Canned Goods Prices
The notice lists items from the nearest Fancy Grocery House in the state including sardines six for 256, ten pounds of dry onions for 25 cents, corned beef in 1 and 2 pound cans with prices, lambs tongues and beet tongues in 1 pound cans, dried beef in 1 pound glass, and mentions Whisker Kirby's Malt Whiskey and wine. The fragmentary ad reflects a period retail format with multiple product offers and branding.
President Shafner Here Leave the Old Temple
President Shafner discusses departure from the Old Temple as he prepares for the upcoming session of the Mining Congress. He outlines priorities and potential agenda items for the meetings ahead.
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Shafner
Shatner Eyes Opening Session of International Mining Congress
Cleveland mining magnate Shatner, prominent in the international mining congress, arrives in Butte to prepare for the August session. He reports plans with Secretary Mahon, confirms large U.S. state delegations, and notes railroad rates easing travel. He predicts the meeting will be the most important gathering of mining interests in history.
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Shatner
Cleveland
Ohio
International Mining Congress
Butte
Shafner
Madison County
Mahon
Congress
Mi Aire
Standard Pany
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Eniry
United States
Europe
Boise
Maha
Th Butte
New York
Pennsylvania
Hutte
Montana
Rome
Staten
Masons Move From Old Temple To New High School
The Masonic fraternity in Butte consolidates a historic move as three local lodges relocate to the West Park street High School building costing about 86000. The last rites were held in the old temple with Melville Sternfela receiving a first degree, followed by social toasts and remarks on lodge growth.
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Masonic Fraternity of
Hutte
West Park Street
West Street
Old Temple
Melville William Gallick Sternfela
Butte
M. J. Connell
Mr. Moriah Lodge
McDonald
Caribbean Sea voyage and ship transfers amid wartime activity
Fragmentary report describes Panther sailing toward the Caribbean with Berlin involved and Gazelle reassigned to the American station after a blast. In Porty-first Street transit tunnel a fuel wagon park incident left four seriously hurt, two in critical condition. Multiple accidents noted in the tunnel district.
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Berlin
Panther
Gazelle
Vuniyamas
Rapia
Porty-first Street
The Coming Maneuvers
Acting Secretary Sanger toured the war department with six officers inspecting eastern ports and naval maneuvers. They reported all ports in good order and a complete signaling system setup. Fire control and defense features under the signal corps were in sound condition ahead of anticipated action involving General MacArthur and other officers.
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Washington
Sanger
War Department
Army
Signal Corpe
Stoned to Death in Sante Fe by Relatives
Noah Seba was stoned to death by Romero and relatives after leaving home for five days. The body was dragged 200 yards through a wire fence to Romero’s home. Also reports say a Cuban congress lower house passed a resolution challenging the church property settlement, risking future government church dealings. London fire case ends with jury finding General Electric guilty of gross neglect.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Cuba
London Fire Department
General Electric Company
Wells
Fire
Northern Securities Litigation Intervenes in New York
July 28 in the United States court at Peter Power, Mabie presiding, the case of directors of the Northern Pacific railroad aimed at preventing the extension of the Northern Securities Company. The action, described as renesan iation of doctors and termitient fever, was adjourned to next Friday as counsel George As Lamb, representing Mr Power, reported illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mabie
United States
Peter Power
Pacife
Abcie
N Rn Securities Company
Udoctors
Ceruiente
Hr George
Lamb
Air
Suspect Transferred After Threats to Rescue
The man linked to the Santa Fe Detective Montgomery assassination was moved to the county jail by order of Judge Lawrence to prevent a rescue attempt amid ongoing threats.
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Vienita
Nam
Bo. H. Coffelt
Santa Fe
Montgomery
Lawrence
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Choe
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Delicatessen
W. Park
Enone
Tonkin
East Park St
Henry Jonas
Flontana's Best Tailor
East Granite
Itghan Jaml
Bener
May
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet CO
Batis, Mont
Boyd
Tracy
Eugene
Tres Suis
Harry Wright
Block Island
Rosary
Warlam J.arvan
Bridgeport
Lewis Nixon
London
Bryan
Mr Issaite
Gardner
John G. Holland
North Main Street
Arly
Mining Congress
Re Inutte
THE
ORDER
Beamnon
Seans
von Thas
Louisiana
Anais
Ray W. Grove
Lewistown
E.W. McCanoa
Anaconda
Lala
CG. Giret
National Shoe and Leather Bank of
New’ York
Hig Timber National Bank
House
Commons
North Leeds
Rowland Barren
Parren
Arthur Lawson
William T. Jackson
Rishon
Copenhaue
Wais B.riginner
Henry ©. Potter
Christian
Burral MacArthur
Northern Securities Litigation
Our
Silesia
Lander Furniture and Carpet Co
E. Broadway
Pufahl’s
West Park
Cudahy Packing Co
Omaha
Neb
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Garner
Butte, Mont
Big Blackfoot Pe Company
Bonner, Mont
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