City Chief and Judge Dismiss Fare Case Against Policed Conductor
Mayor and city attorney announced Judge Grimes dismissed John Harrington slip on fare dispute after ruling the city cannot compel nonuniformed police to pay fares on the Butte Electric Street Railway. Public Service Commission had held plain clothes officers must pay fares. The decision ends the city street railway fare dispute.
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Grimes
John Harrington
Eaid
Public Service Commission
Harrington Case Involves Fare Refusal By Officer
The case of Harrington arose when Omicer Van Orden, wearing a hidden uniform under an overcoat and civilian hat instead of a police cap, refused to pay a fare. The incident centers on an officer’s conduct and the fare dispute. The report notes questions about proper identification and payment obligations in transit.
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Harrington
Omicer van Orden
Hayes Inquest Scheduled Next Wednesday
The inquest into Morris Hayes death from gunshot injuries will be held Wednesday afternoon by Coroner Dan Holland. It is alleged that William A. Amerin fired the fatal shots.
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Morris Hayes
Dan Holland
William A. Amerin
Hayes
California
Ransz
Missoula
A.W. Verharen
Helena
Hotel
Clark
Los Angeles
First Saxophone Record Delivers Real Sax Tone Medley
Columbia Records introduces a saxophone showcase with a two piece fox trot medley designed to dance to. It pairs the new sax tones with Waiting from Listen Lester, promising lively stepping rhythms. 42730-85¢
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Lester
Wild Animal Circus Due In Butte Next Week
The Al G Barnes four ring wild animal circus returns to Butte June 18 after winter quarters in Venice California. The show features a Alice in Wonderland fantasy pageant with elephants zebras camels ponies and many wild and domestic beasts and new acts and costumes.
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Butte
Venice
Cal
Barnes
Lewis Carol
Alice
Renas
Wandust
Jungle Joy
Examinations Set for Eight Grade in Li ver Bow County
Eighth grade exams will be held June 13 and 14 in Li ver Bow county under County Superintendent Nellie Small. Margaret Hogan and Della Gibbons will oversee the district tests at the courthouse. Small will supervise Melrose and Divide County exams. Small also weighs creating a new schoolhouse on int creek to serve 11 local children without schooling. The teacher examination concluded Saturday with 27 applicants.
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Liver Bow County
Nellie Small
Margaret Hogan
Della Gibbons
Small
Melrose
Divide County
Int Creek
Yex
County finds two contraband liquor caches destroyed
Under county supervision the wrecking of a retaining wall yesterday revealed bottles of liquor from Hanson It was stated the alcohol was eastern manufacture and smelled like a working brewery as broken containers sank into the ground. A second stash linked to Reese Williams was also destroyed at the same time, with warnings about illicit sales of hard liquor.
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Jack Mist
Reese Williams
Destruction Method Offered for Cutworms
State college agricultural department at Bozeman provides a simple pest control recipe as cutworms appear in parts of the state. The mix uses twenty pounds bran, one pound parix green, half a pound salt, with water and molasses to form an application spreading over five to six acres.
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Agricultural Department
State College
Bozeman
New Freight Tariffs Discussed Across Nation
New York in June reports state commission discussions on proposed tariffs for all classes of freight. Hearings are set with hearings in Los Angeles July 7 Portland July 16 and Denver July 20. Associated Press notes analysis on Kaiser era policy and preventive war viewpoints.
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New York
Tony
Exariner RC. Marshall
Los Angeles
Portland
Denver
Terlin
Prederich
A. J. von Hernhardt
Police Court Fines Passed on Three Drunk Defendants
Three accused individuals were found guilty in police court yesterday. A colored woman received a $10 fine, a soldier $5, and another woman four days detention. Officers reported alcohol use and a found opium pipe in a cabin within an old restricted district.
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Smith
Sarah Aynbrisen
Jert Houchin
van Orden
Ithin
Houchin
C. Burke
Ben Corder
Ethel Harris
B. Morris
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