AOK Court 9 Aids To Secure Police Reinstatement
In Butte, Michael F. Sullivan and Thomas D. Sweeney seek reinstatement as police officers dating from May 1, 15138. Judge Jackson heard evidence in two separate cases about eligibility lists, mayoral orders, and the status of 50 special officers not confirmed by the council.
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Butte
Michael F. Sullivan
Thomas D. Sweeney
Jackson
Maxwell and
Wyman
Murphy
Woose
R. S. Clinton
Nolice
Stodden
Sullivan
Sweeney
Shelby Irwin
Police Trial Board
Maxwel
Teft
Hi Kimball
Kimball
Warned by Judge to Treat His Wife Better
Kid Cosgrove appeared before Judge Grimes on a disturbance charge filed by his wife. She testified he mistreated her when she left for errands, while Cosgrove blamed mood and a sprained ankle from being out of work since March 15. The judge lectured on kindness, dismissed Cosgrove with a warning to work and behave, and warned of jail if complaints reappeared. Another case of bootlegging was taken under advisement and dismissed.
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Kid Cosgrove
Grimes
Cosgrove
Mike Doe
Mercury and
Montana
Home Made Violin By Ellery Gardner Of Canaan New Hampshire
Ellery J. Gardner of Height of Land Canaan New Hampshire has completed a violin of his own manufacture. He previously crafted a tiny jackknife noted for its extreme small size when opened, measuring under three eighths of an inch.
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Ellery J. Gardner
Canaan, N. H
Mr. Gardner
Secret Indictment of Tammany Leader in Hartog Case
New York June 23 six men including Tammany leader Charles F Murphy assistant district attorney James K Smith John A McCarthy Arthur Baldwin Ernest B Walden and the Corn Products company were secretly indicted by the extraordinary grand jury. They are accused of conspiring to coerce Louis N Hartog to settle a 30 million damages suit and Hartog’s investment dispute with Murphy’s company. Bail was set at 31090 for each defendant.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
Mr. Murphy
Louis N. Hartog
Hartog
James K. Smith
John A. McCarthy
John Murphy
Charlies F. Murphy
Arthur Baldwin
Ernest B. Walden
Corn Products Company
Murphy
Martha M McLean Sues for Desertion and Name Change
Martha M Curry files for divorce from William H McLean citing willful desertion. She seeks restoration of her maiden name while their five year old child remains with the defendant's father. Married in 1914 in Bunite.
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William H. McLean
Martha M. McLean
Martha M. Curry
Buite
Finnish Loyalty league pledges support to curb illicit liquor sales
The Finnish Lincoln Loyalty league pledged support for suppressing the illicit sale of whiskey and other alcoholic drinks in Butte. The resolution calls on citizens of high character to aid authorities and help enforce prohibition to protect the community and children.
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Butte
Finnish Loyalty League
Lincoln Loyalty League
Anti Liquor Legislation Mentioned In State And Nation
A note references the ongoing discussion of anti liquor laws at both state and national levels. The brief item highlights legislative actions and public interest surrounding prohibition-era debates.
Bryan predicts fights at San Francisco Democratic Convention
W J Bryan in the Commoner forecasts clashes at the San Francisco Democratic National Convention over the peace treaty with reservations, the profiteer issue, and the liquor question. He expects ratification with reservations to prevail and opposition to universal military training, a push on private monopoly, workers’ rights to equal treatment, and an endorsement of woman suffrage.
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Lincoln
San Francisco
W. J. Bryan
the Commoner
Woolworth Building Mortgaged To Pay Taxes In New York
The Woolworth Building, tallest office structure, will carry a $3 million mortgage to cover state and federal inheritance taxes totaling $8.906 million. Heirs of founder Frank Winfield Woolworth arranged the loan on the 729 foot high property on lower Broadway, returning about $1.55 million yearly and valued at $10 million by federal experts.
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New York
Woolworth
FP. W. Woolworth
Broadway
Fire Threat Nearly Destroys Shattuck Home on South Colorado
Sparks from a burning chimney set the front roof on fire at 12:30 yesterday at 509 South Colorado street. Firemen quickly contained the blaze with chemicals and water, saving the house and its contents. insurance covers the loss. Mrs Shattuck and her daughter Catherine Winston, recovering from surgery, were aided by neighbors as the family fought the flames.
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Jed P. Shattuck
South
Colorado Street
Catherine Winston
Prlia Case DS Set For Hearing Thursday
The case of Philip Prlia, a police officer seeking reinstatement and back pay, will be heard before Judge Lamb on Thursday. The proceeding was set for a hearing by the court to address his employment dispute.
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Philip Prija
Tea price chart mocks cost of transport to consumer
A Schilling & Company notice from San Francisco questions why customers pay long transport costs to import common tea and argues it seems ridiculous to pay more for coarse tea than for fine brands.
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Schilling’s
Man Seeks Police Return After 900 Year Edict Mention
The text notes Irlja or similar figure faced first degree assault charges in district court two years prior, was convicted and jailed for one to two years, later pardoned, and now seeks police officer reinstatement. It also cites a centuries old Chinese edict implying heads of bank leaders to be struck if a bank fails, with no bank failure in 900 years.
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I’rlja
China
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