Motorcycle crash injures two riders after unschooled driver
In Shenabe near the schoolhouse on Harrison Avenue two motorcyclists were struck as an inexperienced driver attempted to turn around. The injured include Rudolph Karneese and a brother-in-law with minor bruises. The motorcycle was wrecked and the driver fled the scene, later identified by a witness. Disturbances in Amsterdam over food prices led to stone throwing and police action near the town hall.
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Rudolph Karneese
Henk Avenue
Shenabe
Inha
Harrison Avenue
Amsterdam
London
Rotterdam
President of Navy League to visit Butte
Col Robert M. Thompson, president of the Navy League of the United States, will visit Butte in the next weeks. Thompson once lived in Butte as a mining man, partnered with W. A. Clark in the Butte reduction works, and later sold his stake to live elsewhere. He remains active in mining as chairman of the board of International Nickel.
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Robert M. Thompson
Navy League of the United States
Butte
Colonel Thompson
W. A. Clark
Butte Reduction Works
Miner Henry Dodd Files Bankruptcy Petition in Butte
In bankruptcy, Henry Dodd, a miner of Butte Meda, filed a voluntary petition in the federal court yesterday. He lists assets of 259 dollars, all claimed exempt, and liabilities of 720 dollars.
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Henry Dodd
Butte
Ienaseta
Montana Templars Travel to Conclave in Special Car
About 80 officers and Knights from Montana depart in a special Short Line car for Los Angeles for the Knights Templars triennial conclave. Included in the party are 8 P Wright grand commander Will Hocking J D Rowlands H G Smith and others from Butte Missoula Miles City and other parts of the state.
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Montana
Tirty-Thire
Knights Templars
Lo Angeles
Los Angeles
P. Wright
Will
Hocking
Butte
J.D. Rowlands
Missoula
H. G. Smith
Miles City
Police Court Cases Highlight Local Fines and Incidents
Helena residents A W Mahon and Cornelius Hedses faced court over a dispute in police court yesterday morning. James XI Robertson was fined 28 for failing to stop his car at a street cross. A 12 year old boy Willie Heaney was knocked down and bruised by Robertson's car, prompting remarks from William Worth a restaurant proprietor about officer respect during a dispute with a patron. Patrolman Lyland, on duty, handled the event. In Yokio Japan a report from Hochi Shimbun states Al Smith, an American aviator, broke his leg after falling from his plane during an exhibition flight.
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Tudge Whitty
James XI. Robertson
Willie Heaney
Robertson
Wiliam Worth
Worth
Lyland
Art Smith Hart
Yokio
Japan
Hochi Shimbun
Oporo
Hokkaido
al” Smith
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Ue Kornmcssy
Victor Records
Victrola
Kennessy
Iceland
Salues
Sui
Haspangen
Una
Lateria
Batiste
Gem
Trojan
Paragon
Wales
Navy League
Templars
Conclave
A. W. Mahon
Cornelius Hedses
Helena
L. K. Adams
George Hughes
Ditlon
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