Defense Statement of Accused Officer Harrington Trial
Dan Harrington a policeman and a saloon keeper faced a police commission for unfitness due to two convictions for keeping a saloon open after midnight. He claimed patrons forced him to serve liquor at 8 am and another time allowed a bottle for a sick baby, with deputies arresting all. He said he asked the sheriff to protect him from the men and noted his long Butte residence and clean record, while deputies testified Harrington pardoned midnight sales with money. He admitted two earlier misdemeanor findings and argued the liquor after midnight was taken by force, with testimony about clashes over enforcement and arrests pending appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Harrington
Police Commission
Butte
Harrington
Pringen Salawnat Ne
Smith
Aloon
Murphy
Harington
Justice Conn
Carlisle
Depuy
Twine Factory Proposal Opposed by Prison Reform Group
Dr Predenhagen head of the National Society for the Friendless urged Montan a state prison no twine factory arguing it harms inmate reform He cited warden Conley and labor union support against the plan and noted opposition from Silver Bowl Trades Council advocating discharged prisoners employment without prison workhouse output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predenhagen
National Society For the Friendless
Com
Chamber of Charters
Montantate
Conley
Monta
Fredenhagen
Siiver Bowl Trades Council
Society For
State Penitentiary
Butte Weighs To Welcome National Bankers in September
Montana to host the American Bankers Association delegates September 5 to 11 in Seattle. Several hundred bankers will travel west by rail and may choose to pass through Helena or Butte. Butte chamber of commerce and Northern Pacific officials plan entertainment and an invitation will be extended immediately to steer the bankers through Butte for a brief visit and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers’ Association
Montana
Seattle
Butte
Sth
Sefe
Chicago & Northwestern
St. Paul
C.C. Swinborne
Chamber of Commerce
Baysour
Northern Pacific
Helena
Weddings Begin June With Four New Marriages
Four couples, all Wisdom residents, were witnesses at weddings held at Mountain View parsonage in Relock last evening. The pairs were Henry D. Simmons and Mary Margaret Leonard, Joseph Courcey and Mary ABM Stephens. Honeymoons will be spent in Butte. Rev. George D. Wolfe officiated. A ceremony yesterday afternoon tied Dr Frank Dwyer and Mrs Rita Mt Ging of Warm Springs, along with Charles Henderson and Mrs George D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom
Relock
Henry. D. Simmons
Mary Margaret Leonard
Joseph Courcey
Mary Abm Stephens
Butte
George D.wolfe
Frank Dwyer
Rita Mt Ging
Warm Springs
Charles Henderson
George. D
Fugitive Joe Coats Arraigned In Justice Court
Dor Joe Coats failed to furnish bonds of 25000 when arraigned in Justice Doran's court yesterday on charges of being a fugitive from justice. He entered pleas of not guilty. Authorities in Pittsburg seek him on a murder charge. The South Side revival meeting attracted a large crowd with Rev. George D. Wolfe delivering sermons on The New Birth. The meetings continue tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Coats
Justice Doran
Pittsburg
Neia
South Side Methodist Episcopal Church South
George D. Wolfe
Wolfe
Two Parents Die Within Hours in Separate States
Mrs. Gilbert Trudell of 644 South Wyoming learned of her mother's death in Belt yesterday morning and two hours later her husband received word that his father had died in Calumet Michigan. Mrs. Dyer, a well known Montana figure, had business ties in Butte from years past. Gilbert Trudell, 68, died of a paralytic stroke at his home in Calumet, leaving his wife to travel to Belt for funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert ‘Trudell
Wyoming Street
Rute
Trudell
Joseph Dyer
Belt
Tradell
Gilbert Trudell
Butte
Calumet
Mich
Bank Expands Space by Joining Jewelry Room
The Hight and Fairfield Jewelry room on Main Street will be absorbed by the First National Bank. A removed partition will merge the two rooms and align interiors, doubling lobby space and easing cramped work areas for the bank staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hight & Fairfield Jewelry Company
Main Street
First National Bank
Bank
More State Spoons Arrive for Standard Subscribers
Souvenir spoons from Florida Louisiana Mississippi New Jersey Vermont Rhode Island join 44 states on hand at present. The Oneida Community silver spoon deal closes the last of June. Standard subscribers may buy four spoons monthly at 15 cents each by subscription or coupons. Mail orders to the Anaconda office of the Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Jersey
Vermont
Rhode Island
Oneida
Vance
Anaconda Office
the Standard
Engineer Hamilton Cook Jr Leaves for Denver to Open Insurance Office
Hamilton Cook Jr and his wife departed for Denver last evening after resigning as assistant to the Timber Butte mill superintendent. A 1912 graduate of the School of Mines, he has been with Timber Butte Milling Co. Miss Mary J. Morbus died last evening and her body was taken to White's undertaking parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Cook Jr
Denver
Mr. Cook
Ng. School of Mines
Timber Butte Milling Company
Cook
Mary J. Morbus
White
Body of Roy Larson Recovered From Dam Fishing Incident
Roy Larson of Orphpty Street drowned when a boat sank above the dam. His body was found at a depth of 12 feet, hooked from the water by rescuers after it drifted from the site. Ranchers and power station men aided in the three day search. the body was brought to Butte and placed at White's undertaking rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Larson
Orphyty Street
Brofone
Butte
Larson
Moran
Butte Briefs Drawn From City Visitors and Notices
A jumble of names notes Missoula, Virginia City, and Helena visitors to Butte, with trips to San Francisco Denver Los Angeles and Salt Lake noted for many residents. Public notices include a complaint in Justice Conn's court about assault. Epworth league events and a postponed lecture at Shortridge Memorial church are listed along with society teas and gift showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Nelson
Ditlon
Hurke
Great Palle
Trucian Evans
Virginia City
Richard Hall
California
D. McLaren
Missoula
Butte
Eaton
Yeaterday
Cooney
Hailey
Idaho
John Johnson Bax
San Francisco
Paul Mi
Shott
Denver
Dorothy Adams
Filings
South Butte
J.P. Stewart
Helena
Salida
Daniel Boyle
Jeennett
M.S. Gunn
Fromm Salt Lake
Bert Timnnese
South Montana Street
Miso Mac Giiin
Ausouta Iiue
Biavis
School of Forestry
State University At
Jatissouta
Missionary Entertainment Pleases at Mountain View Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Mountain View Methodist church held a thank offering event last night. Children performed Mother Goose melodies adapted to missionary aims while Italian mission youth sang, drawing great pleasure from the audience. A large sum was raised for missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Mountain View Methodist Church
Cause of Missions
Budget and plans approved for high school annex and Emerson addition
At last night’s school board meeting a budget for the district’s year from June 1, 1915 to June 1, 191 will be presented. The plan calls for an eight room annex adjoining Emerson School, with repairs to Madison School and a small sanitary toilet building and heating plant. The board adopted recommendations to proceed with annex construction, hire supervising architects H B Howell and Floyd Hammill, and authorize automatic salary increases for teachers who attend summer school and earn credits, along with paying summer month bonuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamon
Emerson
Madison
Anachost Annex
Committee of Laws, Rules and Regulations
Thore
Corbett
Downer
Mia Rozsa
Maury
Schior
D. J. Reardon
Webster School
Association
A. Aline
Davis Daly
Washington School
H. B. Howell
Floyd Hammill
Special Meeting Urged On Commercial Subject
Attendees are urged to attend a special meeting due to the importance of the subject. Oscar Rohn and others will speak as the discussion centers on a commercial standpoint and related implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Rohn
Charles Lyford Funeral Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for Charles Lyford will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family residence on 421 South Washington street, with Rev. C. F. Chapman leading in the Episcopal church. Lyford, born in Lowell, Massachusetts, on October 1, 1831, served in the Seventeenth United States infantry, spent time on the Texas frontier, and lived in Nevada and the Coeur dAlenes era, dying of heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lyford
South
Washington Street
F. Chapman
Episcopal Church
Mr. Lyford
Lowell
Mase
Maine
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Texas
Chaffee
Sixth
Comstock
Nev
Lead
Butte
Alice
Coeur d'Alenes
Walston & Nichols
Lyford
Tyford
Charlee “Lyford
Elon
St ‘S Edl Copal
C.F
TeqeCoved
thelBone
George Todgen
P 'George Glee Club
Luther Hoare
W's
Symons
Birth of a son at 9 West Granite Street
Morles announces the birth of a son weighing 10 pounds at the family residence 9 West Granite Street yesterday morning. Mother and child are reported progressing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrawna
Aly
West
Granite Street
Montana cattle prospects improve with rain and prices
W. D. Raymond, secretary of the state stock commission, said last evening at the Thornton that good stock conditions persist in Montana. He noted ample rain and expected early shipments this year, all in line with current price trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
W. D. Raymond
State Stock Commission
Thornton
Butte Promotes City Map Booklet for Tourists
City officials report progress on funded booklet and map to guide visitors. Mining firms largely donate, aiding a summer advertising drive. 100 copies printed at 2 1/2 cents each. Publication aims to show Butte as a permanent city, attract 60,000 summer tourists through Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Malcolm Giilis
Withers
Labor
Kennedy
Montana
Hutte
John D. Pops
J. L. Bruce
Bush
Alberta King Oil Company Incorporation and Wells Plans
Yesterday officials filed articles of incorporation for Alberta King Oil Company with a $200,008 capitalization. Calgary Alberta is the principal place of business. The company seeks oil with wells sunk on three claims. Directors include California oil men John Duncan, Stelimon, and Moses Cohen of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowen
Alberta King of Companys
Calgary
Alberta
California
John’ Duncan
Stelimon
Moses Cohen
Butte
Airedale Puppies Shine at California Dog Shows
Were puus MARE HET Jainee we morse of we pases news stand returned to Huttervester day from four dog shows in Califor nia where his entries Mountain View Rush and Mountain View Vintrix won prizes Vintrix captured two firsts a reserve prize a loving cup in a special class and seconds Rush earned two firsts four seconds three thirds a cup a special and a reserve prize The Airedale entries were the largest ever Both dogs under one year old The dogs drew significant attention at the Frisco show
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jainee We Morse
We Pases News Stand
Huttervesterday
California
Mountain: View Rush
Mountain’ View Vintrix
Vintrix
Rush
Real Estate Transfers Involving Milwaukee Railway Right of Way
Real estate transfers list several ventures including Don C. Stevyns and Jane Maniveau selling interests in lodes to Milwaukee Railway for small sums. John Helehan also transfers a half interest for right of way. Catharine Hennessy sells another lode stake to the railway. Montana Ranches transfers two lots in Lenox addition for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don C. Stevyns
Anes Maniveau ‘Company
Jim Lode
W. D. Clark
Milwaukee Railway Company
Superior
Della Lodes
John Helehan
Strong protests heard by German socialists
London reports on the Reichstag debate with conservative leaders demanding territorial expansion as the price of victory. Socialist speakers opposed the plan, amid violent disruption targeting Dr. Liebknecht who returned from the front to join the session. Anti socialist deputies noted a clear breach between socialists and other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pax Pers
Germany
Liebknecht
de Gay
Boston Welterweight Triumphs In 12 Round Bout
In Boston on June night a local welterweight won a decision over British contender Matt Wells in a 12 round fight. Wells led early, but the hometown boxer drew even and gained advantage in later rounds to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Aune Winver
Matt Wells
Wells
Wascuss Roads Meeting On Friday Evening
A pen cantena for the chamber of commerce sponsored a meeting Friday evening to discuss good roads. The chamber had adjourned for the event, signaling continued local interest in infrastructure improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen Canten
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
West Improvement Reported for Wilson's Envoy in Hospital
Daval West, once President Wilson's personal representative in Mexico, is reported improved at the local hospital where he is being treated for stomach trouble. Officials say he may leave the institution in a few days as his illness eased, attributed partly to the strain experienced in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssaiimore
Ala
Daval West
Wilson
Mexico
Oldest Odd Fellow in Oregon Dies at 90
Roseburg Ore June 1 word reached here today that Judge J Broomfeld probably the oldest Odd Fellow in the world died at his home near Oakland Ore last night He was 90 years old and had been an Odd Fellow for 69 years He was among Oregon's early settlers and served as grand master of the grand lodge IOOF of Oregon in 1866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Ore
J. Broomfeld
Oakland
Oregon
Grand Lodge
C. F
Chinaman Is Free After a Hard Fight in Butte
Quon Jack a Chinese laborer from Dell, held by immigration, was discharged by United States Commissioner L M Van Etten after a preliminary hearing in the federal building. Prosecution claimed he was unlawfully in the U S as a Chinese laborer and insane. witnesses from Dell San Francisco and San Francisco testified to his background. The defense contended sanity. Quon Jack had a long custody in Butte jail since January as the case stretched with witness delays and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quon Jack
L. M. van Etten
United States
Quon Het Hip
Quondon
United States Immigration Service
Don
Warm Springs
Hutte
Fko
San Francisco
Butte
Dell
Quon
China
The
New Republic
D. V. Erwin
Roy
Stephen~son
Beaverhead County
Erwin
Canton
Mexico
Wee Fun
du Pont Street
Quonk Chuy
Oakland
Quon Sack
Court Overturns Life Sentence for UMW Official
Council last night adopted a motion against the life imprisonment verdict of John Ft. Lawson vice president of the United Mine Workers for murder tied to the Colorado strike and ordered a committee to arrange a plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ft. Lawson
United Mine Workers
Colorado
Funeral notices from a local paper with several names
The notices describe funeral arrangements for Mrs Ane tone Teandomo Randono and others. Services at Sacred Heart and Holy Savior churches, with interment in Catholic cemetery. Also mentions undertaker arrangements for Carl Dean and broader family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
East Throndway
Sacred Heart Church
Mane
Randono
Mra
Ane Tone Teandomo
Harrison Avenue
Holy Savior Church
Sie Ty Doetein
Dean
Tate Carl Dean
Bierman
Ersral
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Aaron
Twine Factory
MEN OF Bupte
U. S Dohneon of
AF. Brewer
Brewer
J. Thien
Ryegate
John
Kallapelt
State Agricultural College
Goldman
Shortridge Memorial Church
Selma Morse
Drummond Bey Gay
Mountain View
Epworth League
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Center- Vile
Ruth Gribble
Bethany Sunday’ Schoo
Grace Methodist. Episcopal Church
Vera Eller
Nevada Street
Miss. Gribble
State Dormat College
Dilton
Missionary Entertainment
Gost
Jes
Rem Apense
Teneh
Et Raine
Geen
U.S
Lindley M. Garrison
Morles
OKLET
Went
Wascuss Roads
West Improvin
DE Laren
CIPES
Undertakers
Shepman & Rfed Ndevinietes
Elsiexi Cigs
Ronan
Larry Duggan
M. J. Walsh
Mast Park Street
Joseph Richards
S. Montana
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