Edmonton police learn boxing from Jerry McCarthy
Jerry McCarthy, famed fighter and promoter, trains Edmonton police on boxing and wrestling to boost department efficiency. He argues that regulated contests and international unions improve sport and discipline, noting boxing as healthy and confidence boosting for youth and officers alike.
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Jerry McCarthy
Butte
Edmonton
Alberta
Hamaiesa
New York
Wisconsin
Montana
Aia
Jerry
Mccarthy
United States
Canada
England
Ireland
France
Autralia
Hutte Lawairy Workers Union Sets Sunday Work Ban
Members of the Hutte Lawairy Workers' union No. 25 pass a resolution effective July 1 161 prohibiting work on Sundays and holidays. Signed D. E. Hackett, President.
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Hutte Lawairy Workers' Union
D. E. Hackett
Officer Wittman on trial before commission
Police officer Alex N. Wittman of Butte faced a police commission hearing over conduct unbecoming an officer after firing into the ground near a group of boys including six year old William Bigelow who had been playing near the electric building. Witnesses said three shots were fired as the boys fled. Wittman admitted firing twice while insisting the youths had harassed him and noting he charged the juvenile court against the boy for curfew violations the next day.
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Alex N. Wittman
Butte
Police Commission
William Tigelow
Argyle and
Harrison Avenues
Willie Bigelow
Wittman
Bigelow
WM. Wright
Mike Mooney
W. Swift
Peter Bigelow
Mike McClair
Willim Guard
P. J
Garden Contest On South Side Offers Twenty Dollar Prizes
The South Side Improvement Association stages an annual garden contest with 25 prizes for contestants within the Hamilton addition area bounded by Northern Pacific tracks city limits Montana streets. Entries due Aug 10 with judging Aug 12–15. Members in good standing residing within the district may enter. each contestant can win one general and one specific prize plus eligibility for special prizes. Clans one ushers in larger entries this year as gardens and trees improve the city’s appearance. Prizes range from 20 to 4 dollars across classes for yards, trees, vines, and vegetable plots with dues set at 1 per year and prize funds raised by subscription.
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Clation
Northern Pacific
Montana
Hamilton
J. L. Dorsch
Harrison Avenue
Anti suffrage talk argues working women need status
Miss Marjorie Dorman of New York spoke at a chamber of commerce meeting of the Wage Earners league and anti suffrage group. She argued that legal equal suffrage would harm working women, insisting women now have the best of it and preferring votes to be held by men alone. She and others warned that doubling the electorate would not improve results and cited child labor law claims as contested.
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Marjorie Dorman
Wage- Earners’ League
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Starustice
Miss Dorman
Department of Commerce and Labor
Ety
Colorado
Clinton H. Moore
Miss. Dorman
Massachusetts
Tate Meerat
Mayor Duncan returns as city quiet after tense week
Mayor Lewis J. Duncan stepped off a Great Northern train yesterday afternoon and found the city unusually quiet with one acting mayor in the hospital and the other just emerging from a harrowing political week. He denied knowledge of the trouble and said he might have hurried back to Butte when...
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Lewis J. Duncan
Great Northern
Duncan
Butte
Rioters hold city in upheaval as mayor’s powers briefly return
Alderman Clarence Smith resumes mayoral duties after unrest in Great Falls. The mayor claims surprise at the trouble, offers no quick statement, and notes the city seems quiet as he reassesses the situation. Mayor Duncan had been organizing the socialist party in Central Montana.
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Clarence Smith
Great Falls
Duncan
Socialist Party
Montana
Chautauqua At Gardens With Good Attractions
A Chautauqua at Columbia Gardens promises varied entertainments including high quality oratorical acts and band performances. The event features a visiting company and a prominent speaker known as The Fighting Parson, recounting prize ring experiences and life changes. Also noted are forenoon children’s games and lectures, with local club members urged to attend a meeting at Eagles' hall.
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Columbia Gardens
Laos
Thane
Beat Hich Sayer
Peace Castorate
Gioia A Tata
Stacy
Cietitear
Lealing
Bandimaster
Wodtiwits
Waa Tse Tacviu Grand Opera Comapeny
Cmouiy
Reneline
Seiler Aictiueen
Eteas Anton
San Francisco
Robin Hoa Homestead
Eagles’ Hall
Delayed Plea Ends in Fines for Gambling Suspects
Dom Quilier and Anton Donati, last of the crowd arrested in the gambling raid, sought guilty pleas and $100 fines as Judge Dontan screened the delay. The county attorney delayed, prompting the judge to set a lower $20 fine after the defendants admitted guilt. Authorities plan to pursue license revocation for the two men.
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Dom Quilier
Anton Donati
Dontan
Donian
Pilot-Butte case continues in Wynch court
There was another session in Judge Wynch's court of the Pilot-Butte case. LA Dunn was under cross-examination, not finished at adjournment. The cross-examination focused on Dunn's knowledge of different veins above the Lso-level and was technical. It will resume today.
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Wynch
Pilot-Butte
LA. Dunn
Federal change allowed in Chapman versus Butte Electric
The district court case Sarah Chapman against Butte Electric Company proceeds in federal court after a transfer to the United States court. The move reflects jurisdictional adjustments requested under federal procedure.
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Juane Uynen Yemeraay
District Court
United States
Sarah Chapman
Butte Electric Company
Liquor-saloon fines for refusing to close in police court
In a police court session yesterday 26 liquor sellers faced charges for refusing to close on orders of Chief Murphy. One escaped punishment. several fined. Frank Carlson T J Sullivan and George Peeres fined 10 dollars. others paid 50 or 25 dollars. Bob Hanley dismissed for arresting officer's absence. William Hubnar fined 100 later reduced to 90 for vagrancy. Disturbance charges tied to Mrs Meyers. Meyerses alleged boarderHubnar involved.
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Murphy Saturdday
Frank Carlson
T. J. Sullivan
George Peeres
Bob Hanley
A. G. Schroeder
Peter Sologub
Phil Sullivan
Tim Sullivan
N. M. Golubin
Dennis Healy
Fred’ Shinborn
T.L. Welser
Frank Sturm
Thomas Connelly
Don Peoples
John Couch
Fred Olson
James’ Walsh
Owen Shields
Owen Shields, ‘Thomas Maginn, Arthur Bartsch
William Anderson
Quinn Leary
John Hubert
A. Bechtold
Lewis Conn
William Hubnar
Hubnar
Thomas Meyers
Park
Meyers
Painter John Bellville Charged with Assault in Poolroom
John Bellville, 35, a painter, is jailed on charges of assault arising from a poolroom incident with David Scrimness, 30, of the Elva block. Detectives O'Donnell and Powell arrested Bellville after Scrimness was wounded. Bellville awaits the outcome of his case at the county jail.
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John Bellville
David Scrimness
Elva
Bellville
Scrimness
O'Donnell
Powell
Bell
Fragmentary Claim About Street Incident Misstates Knife Recall
The passage notes a person saying he was knocked to the four and did not know anything until he was on the street. He also preferred not to know that he needed a knife. The text presents sparse, unclear details and lacks corroborating context.
Barnaman Faces Jail Over Alimony and Fees
W J Barnaman, a Deer Lodge barber, was cited for contempt in court by Judge Lynch after missing hearings on alimony and attorney fees owed to his wife and her counsel Haven. Barnaman, said to be in town, did not appear, leading to an order for his commitment to jail after a grace period expired.
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W. J. Barnaman
Wall
Mme
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