Wilson Trial Is Off For Two More Weeks
Judge Dwyer denies a motion to vacate but grants a continuance for Fred Wilson in the Jo Dwyer court murder case. Two alibi witnesses John Anderson and Albert Thomas claim they saw a man beaten in the Majestic saloon, while stenographer Harrigan’s testimony was to show discrepancies with later affidavits. Trial delayed to Monday, June 1 as Wilson’s case remains unsettled and other cases fill the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilson
Jo Dwyer
Leoard Flege
Majestic
Matt Canning
Wilson
John Anderson
Albert Thomas
Frese
Alaska
Inter
Canada
G. L. Harrigan
Dwyer
Tacoma
Harrigan
Dave Magorien
Alcide Perron
Jackson
Felix Garcia
Nebruna Selldo
Patrick Sullivan
Charles E. Hoadley
Thureda
Postal Telegraph Sues Over Pole Line Rights in Jessie Placer
The Postal Telegraph Co sues Joseph P. Nolan Alexander Levinsky Dr F Nolan and L P Donovan to stop further interference with its poles and wires across Jessie Placer and seeks 5000 damages. Judge Lynch grants a temporary injunction returnable June 24, noting defendants had no recorded interest when poles were erected. This action follows a prior condemnation bid for right of way.
Free Cook Book Offer from N K Fairbank Company
A vintage advert promises a free Special Cook Book with 239 recipes by famous cooks. Cottolene is praised for crisp biscuits, hot bread, frying, and rich cakes without butter. To receive the booklet mail to The N K Fairbank Company in Chicago, urging readers to substitute Cottolene in recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. K. Fairbank Company
West Washington St
Chicago
Anti-Draft Work Ties Revealed In Montana Inquiries
U S Attorney B K Wheeler, returning from Billings, reports a link between anti-draft activity in Butte Red Lodge and Billings traced to Duluth I W W influence in Minnesota. Investigators found Montana towns showed ballot fear tactics, with Finns told registration meant trench service. Some Finns relented after reassurances, while leaders reportedly refuse to register. Mrs Bohi active in parade organizing released on grounds of dependent children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
B. K. Wheeler
Billings
Butte
Red Lodge
Duluth
Minnesota
Montana
France
Finland
Mra. L. Bohi
Bohj
No Move In Strike Until Friday Says Union Leaders
There will be no further moves in the dispute between the electrical workers union and Montana Power company until after Friday. Friday night is the union meeting night, and a proposition to avoid a strike will be placed before members. Union men feel the strike vote last week favored action, but a walkout would be serious as mines, street railway, and industries rely on mine output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical ‘Workers’ Union
Montana Power Company
Red Cross Fund Drive Tied to Courtroom Fees
J R Wharton, a jury panel member in Judge Dwyer's court, started a campaign to donate court appointed defense fees to the Red Cross. The county pays attorneys for capital offenses up to 100 and lesser offenses up to 60. Attorney Harry K Jones defended a Mexican charged with robbery and pledged his fee to charity. Judge Dwyer cannot enforce such a condition. It will be up to the attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wharton
Wharton
Red Cross
Dwyer
Rodgers lauds Montana war effort and solid crop outlook
Arthur B. Rodgers, who toured Montana for the Liberty loan drive, says Montanans were not awake to the war but became intensely patriotic and responded. He notes grain acreage up 26 percent, all in fine condition, with North Dakota and the Montana-North Dakota region primed for a big crop as business improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Rodgers
Montana
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve District
Glasgow
Great Falls
Lewistown
Billings
Butte
Minneapolis
Rodgers Lumber Company
Rodgers
Minne~apolis Tribune
North Dakota
Montana-North Dakota
Man seeks damages for attack on boy in suit filed
Har ry Meyers by his father guardian Jacob Meyers sues Michael Gordon for assault on June 1 injuring the boy seriously asking 1000 dollars actual and 2000 dollars exemplary damages in the suit filed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Meyers
Jacob Meyers
Michael Gordon
Gordon
Schuster Austill Couple Wed In Butte Hotel Parlors
Walter Schuster and Austill were married by the Rev. E. J. Groeneveld. Schuster is an appraiser for the Nettle mine and well known in Butte. Austill is a Spokane native. The couple wed in the Acoma hotel parlors and will reside in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cence
Austill
E. J. Groeneveld
Schuster
Butte
Woman connected to Butte tragedies dead at 26
Funeral notice recalls Bessie Paden the so called woman in the case linked to the Lincoln killing and several related disasters in Butte's labor turmoil. It notes her age, influence in peace circles, and the fortune teller prophecy that loomed over the events. The report also mentions judicial delays due to Judge McClernan's bronchial attack and a mistaken Wisdom item about Dr. Knight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Paden
Butte
Yvan Lincoln
Lincoln
Policise
Wisdom
A. C. Knight
Big Hole
Poster of Missouri Joe circulates in Butte town
Butte residents report receiving a sheriff style poster seeking the man known as Missouri Joe alias Fluzy Bill. The missive offers a large reward and shows a 23 year old Gemmell portrait. It lists various property transfers and names as part of a chaotic public notice alongside a dog theft alert.
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Butte
Penitentiaries
Missouri
Joe
Fluzy Bill
James Finlen
Billy” Gemmell
East Lake City
Jockey Club
Helena
Gemmell
Property Transfers Reported in Local Deed Notices
Bure surrendered parcels to Paul P Roberts and N D Beery in Cobban addition blocked 4 lot 2. W J Moore sold to Reynolds and Sypher in South Parke adds block 82 lot 1d. R L Clinton conveyed multiple South Park add parcels to Reynolds and Sypher including blocks 15 and 81. Emma W Alterton to R A Paoli blocks 18 18 McQueen. Walter Nelson to Alexander Watt block 41 Valley addition. William W Fleetwood to H.
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Bure
Eau Svenny
Paul P. Roberts
N. D. Beery
Cobban
W.J. Moore
Reynolds & Sypher
South Parke
R. L. Clinton
South Half
South Park
Emma W. Alterton
R. A. Paoli
McQueen
Walter Nelson
Alexander Watt
Valley Addition
William W. Fleetwood
Bellevue land transfer and Owsley addition sale
Charles Ohnesorge transfers lot 14 and east half of lot 15 in Block 83 Bellevue addition for $1 to L A Brown. Ohnesorge also sells lot 5 in block 3 Owsley addition for $1.
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Whitney
Gendron
Sstown
Bellevue
Charles Ohnesorge
L. A. Brown
Owsley Addition
Funeral gathering for late Maurice A. Fitzharris set at 9 a.m.
Members of suite judge No. 240 and visiting brothers meet at 661 South Main Street Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock to attend the funeral of Maurice A. Fitzharris. Charles M. McCoy and Frank Riley serve as secretary and organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P
South Main Street
Maurice A. Fitzharris
Charles M. M'Coy
E.R. Frank Riley
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Postal
ADSO
West Park
Federal
Ectricians
THE
RED Cross Society
Rod
HI Boy
the Fashion Salon
Hennessy’s
Whitney, Gendron and
Fulton
Eason
Heywood
Bessie Fadden
Ivan Lincoln
South Butte
M'Clernan
McClernan
Missoula
Aceite Eee
Beecham
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