Gypsies Head North After Showdown With Police Chiefs
Gypsies pack up tents and head north after noon as Judge Grimes and Chief Murphy declare war on the band. A gas station crowd in South Halle reports gypsy cars refueling for a long trail north, led by an older chief in a new haircut. The expedition reportedly netted about 1240 dollars from two gullibles, while a young couple with a newborn travels in a new Ford amid police challenges.
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Poolice
Coch
Woodville
Officers of the Law
Rice Arrest and Seizure in North Main Street Raid
James Rice, arrested last night at 412 North Main Street, faces moonshining charges following a raid. Detectives Lar Kin Nyland and McDonald led the sting that netted a 30 gallon copper still and ongoing operation at the house.
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James Rice
North Main Street
Lar= Kin, Nyland
McDonald
Miner killed by falling rock at Colorado mine
Albert Somek a miner employed at a Colorado mine was killed last night at 4 o'clock. He was struck by a falling rock while working in a raise between the 2100 and 3300 foot levels. Hollie lived at the Cobleigh hotel and is believed to have been married.
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Albert, Somek
Colorado
Oelock
Hollie
Cobleigh
Prison terms issued for multiple offenders
Yesterday John Profonich and Falkner received prison sentences and will be taken to Deer Lodge today to begin serving. Falkner faces 23 to 40 years for a statutory offense while others receive one to two year terms for passing bad checks and robbery. Deputies Leary and Weir will transport them to the penitentiary.
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Peeeketeee
John Profonich
Deer Lodge
Falkner
Leary and
Weir
Penitentia
Rent pianos from Orton Bros in Butte notes and obits
The notes list piano rental by Orton Bros and a commission of births, funerals, and local happenings in Butte. It mentions Clyde W. Harkins and Mme. A. Playno, a baseball game where Corktown Ramblers beat Summit Street Smugglers 16 to 5, and travel plans of Dr. W. M. Louisson. Obituaries for Nicholas Francis ok and William J. One are recorded with services and Mountain View cemetery interments.
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Orton Bros
Mee
Clyde W. Harkins
West Broadway
Mme. A. Playno
West Sparts
Corktown Ramblers
Summit Street
W. M. Louisson
Ealt Lake Cay
Butte
Hast Second Street
C.F. Chapman
Mountain View
W Alkins Company
Otto V. Lemm
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Hast Butte
Missoula
Hor ‘Tal
Alpha ‘Thompson
Billings
Coletta” Wallisch
Granite Street
Wallisch
Twin Bridges
Maloughney Funeral Set for Tuesday in Walkerville
John C. Maloughney longtime Mountain Con foreman and Walkerville resident died Saturday. He came to Montana in 1885 and leaves a wife Mary Carney four children a brother two sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral at 9:30 Tuesday at the family home 314 West Daly Street followed by a high mass at St Lawrence's Church.
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John C. Maloughney
Mountain Con
Walkerville
Mr. Maloughney
Montana
Mary Carney
Ind’ Sue
Focr Childrem Tencain
Maloughney
Tish Maloughney
Hutte
Mra
Robert Kirschner
Vitor Carlson
Chomney
Alaska
314 West
Daly Street
St. Lawrence's Church
Nee Tegenee
Montana Society of Certified Public Accountants elects officers
The Montana Society of Certified Public Accountants held its annual meeting in Ena on June 12. Ernest Murray of Lewistown was chosen president, W. Grant Hoage of Butte as vice president, and W. A. Logan of Helena as secretary and treasurer. Present were Anton Gerhart Billings J P Callen Butte Douglas N Wilson Great Falls Fred J Mund Great Falls R J Meallis er Helena and Hugh D Galusha. The next meeting will be called by the president.
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ENA
Montana Society of Certified Public Accountants
Ernest Murray
Lewistown
W. Grant Hoage
Butte
W. A. Logan
Helena
Anton Gerhart
Billings
J.P. Callen
Douglas N. Wilson
Great Falls
Fred J.mund
R. J. Mealliser
Hugh D. Galusha
Missing Butte girl Angela O'Neill sought by police
Officers and the sheriff’s deputies searched Butte for Angela O'Neill, a red haired girl who left 523 North Montana street Friday afternoon to attend St Patrick's parish school. Neighbors report the family continued the hunt with gypsies rumored to have fled the area. The girl is described as nimble and talkative, with a fondness for music and bright objects. She wore a striped dress, black stockings, and slippers.
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Old An- Neill
Montana Street
St. Patrick's Parochial School
John O'Neill
Butte
Sheriff's ‘Office
Cam
Angela
Emegency
Standard
O'Neill
Eniid
Dillon News Highlights Local Meetings and Life Events
Rumor of a league meeting in Dillon is noted with June speakers planned to discuss the organization’s principles. Miss Bernice Willson arrives from Colorado Springs after high school graduation. A marriage license was issued for William J. Thorngren and Harriet Loynd of Idaho Falls. they wed locally and depart for Idaho. The Flynn Poindexter case ends for insufficient evidence with a defendant win. County officials plan improvements at Elkhorn hot springs to boost tourism and local patronage. Beaverhead River and Blacktail Creek fishing around Dillon remains active though catch quality varies with reports from nearby Butte anglers.
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Dillon
League
Bernice Willson
Colorado Springs
William J. Thorngren
Idaho Falls
Harriet Loynd
Idaho
Thomas Flynn
Poindexter and Orr Livestock Company
District Court
Clark
Calloway & Calloway
Colonel Nolan
Board of County Commissioners
Grashopper
Elkhorn
Dillon Fr
Beaverhead
Butte
Powell County High School Holds Graduation Class of Nine
Deer Lodge June 12 The Powell County High School class of nine graduates in a ceremony featuring valedictorian Charles Schurch and salutatorian Theodore Johnson. Alumni FE G Toomey of Helena spoke, scholarships were awarded, musical numbers performed, and the senior class published an annual.
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Helena
Charles Schurch
Theodore Johnson
Powell
de Linterest
Geysers Spout More Than Ever in Yellowstone History
Livingstone June 12 Geysers in Yellowstone National Park are erupting more frequently and reaching greater heights than ever before. Old Faithful now erupts every 61 minutes, 11 minutes more often than last year. Castle geyser shoots to 125 to 150 feet, up from 50 to 75. Grand geyser eruptions are shorter in interval due to recent snowfall.
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Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
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