Charges Filed Against Another Police Officer
A complaint filed with the city clerk alleges Police Officer Bernard King assaulted Ethel Lane on March 3 to coerce her to drop graft and extortion charges against Officer James L. Casey. The document also accuses King of attempting to force Abe Warwick to pay “section money” on Feb 20, 1919. The filing seeks King’s dismissal for conduct unbecoming an officer as part of Casey and Cusick’s graft and extortion case.
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Bernard King
Ethel Lane
James L. Casey
King
James Casey
Casey
Abe Warwick
Warwick
Bessie Cox
Cusick
John D. Wulf
Cox
Woman reports arrest by officer and attempted intimidation
A woman described being grabbed and told she was under arrest by an unnamed officer as a crowd gathered. She said the officer denied then admitted the arrest but did not take her with him after the crowd formed. She sought help from Officer Mitchell, who offered limited reassurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wriacca Unger
King
Ethel Lane
Mitchell
W.T. Stodden
Ace T
Cast Chosen For High School Play By Alumni Group
At a meeting of the high school alumni association last night, Mise K Gertrude Ryan announced the cast for the Cohan Harris three act farce Other 66. Rehearsals start immediately with Traves Gladwin George Bourquin Rataeto Ernest Dorais Whitney Barnes Bert Hayes Officer Phalen Clifford Crowley Watkins Paul Carruthers Police Captain Stone Roger Deenegeeney Mike Sheehan Ryan Wit Morsanomer Sullivan Ambrone Alfred Wilson George Masel Helen Turton Marjorie Gillie Mrs Burton Dorothy Haas Sadie Smafl Ivy Messin named among the players. A short program followed with a recitation by Elizabeth Keern and songs by Ethel Knuth accompanied by Mrs O’Brien. Dancing in the gym completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Alumni Association
Mise K. Gertrude Ryan
Miss Ryan
Cohan-Harris
Traves Gladwin
George Bourquin
Rataeto
France Declares No Concessions to Germany
Paris March 4 The French government states it will not concede further on any treaty with Germany, insisting on Germany's concessions remain non negotiable. Officials warn that any parliamentary failure to back such terms could threaten the government’s stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Veronillen
Germany
Union Ticket Office to Stay Open Amid Rail Consolidation
Merriman and Woods announce four railroads will jointly maintain the consolidated ticket office at Main and Park, with P J Peckens joining as division freight and passenger agent for the Milwaukee. The Butte Anaconda and Pacific withdraws, while Wilder’s leadership praised for a flawless wartime record and plans to promote clerks as staff shifts occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriman
Northern Pacific
L. J. Woods
Great Northern
P. J. Peckens
Milwaukee
Butte, Anaconda & Pacife
Consolidated Ticket Office
Union Pacific
Corner Main and
Owsley Block
Oregon Short Line
United States Administration
Stleges
Wilder
Hutte
Consolidated ‘Ticket Amice
Kipp
Federal control over oil industry again urged
Washington report notes possibility that President may invoke war powers to restore full federal control of the oil industry amid ship needs. Also from Salt Lake City German priest Henry Berg interned at Fort Douglas may be deported to Germany. In Helena, jury begins deliberations in the Stevens bank robbery case involving $40,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aaron
Durin
Salt Lake City
Father Henry Berg
Fort Douglas
Germany
Department of Justice
Father Berg
Washington, D
Stevens
Helena
Charles Stevens
Union Bank and Trust Company
Walsh Reservation On Representation In League Adopted
The Walsh reservation on league representation was adopted amid controversy as senators debated Article X. The final tally favored the change with 69 to 2 in debate and 48 to 21 in adoption, with 10 Democrats voting yes. Eight Republicans joined Democrats to back the revised reservation, creating a 37 to 82 result before the final 55 to 14 adoption with Democrats split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Minnesota
Wilton
Certin
White House
Japan
China
Senate
Walsh
League
Taxation Debate Urges Broad Reduction for Welfare
The text argues that present taxation should be reduced to ease the immediate burden on business and curb high living costs. It warns taxation stifles enterprise and that exports will decline, making tax relief vital during economic readjustment.
Poland's Peace Terms Unacceptable to Russia
London dispatch cites George Lansbury in Moscow saying Poland’s terms are wholly unacceptable to Soviet Russia. He notes Poland seeks parts of Latvia and East territories, plus protectorate over smaller nationalities, with Britain’s stance reportedly disapproving and France initiating the demands.
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London
Poland
Nace
Hus
George Lansbury
House of Commons
Tier la
Moscow
Sipney
Russian Empire
Lansbury
Britain
France
Young Bergdoll case moves to civilian status attempt
In New York Maren 4, counsel for Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy Philadelphia desertion defendant, seeks to have him declared a civilian and removed from military jurisdiction after the court martial at Governor's Island opens. The defense plans to argue no draft law violation occurred and that the draft board action prevented Bergdoll from answering the draft call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maren 4
Grover Cleveland Beredell
Willng
Governor's Island
Harry Webbers Jr
Beredoll
Draft Board
Division 32
Philadelphia
Bergdoll Fron
Roper
German Chancellor open to Alsace Lorraine peace terms
March 4 Tomb Germany signals willingness to concede Alsace Lorraine as part of a frontier rectification. The Vatican informs that Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg and German officials discussed possible peace terms. Germany would not wreck peace but seeks a way to reach an accord under territorial adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Alsace- Forraine
Vatican
Geli
von’ Bethmann-Holmes
Alsace-Lorraine
City Threatens Subway Seizure Over Poor Service
New York City Corporation Counsel Burr warned that the city would seize the Interborough Rapid Transit subway lines if the company fails to significantly improve service within 60 days. The move rests on a clause in the dual subway contract requiring prior city warning before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interborough Rapid Transit
Burr
Editor of the Truth Faces Heavy Sentence
Duluth Minnesota Jack Carney editor of The Truth a radical newspaper was convicted in two hours by a jury tonight on espionage act charges Federal Judge Page Morris will sentence on Saturday counsel for Carney announced an appeal The maximum penalty for conviction is a fine up to 10000 or 20 years imprisonment or both on each of the two counts in the indictment against Carney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Jack Carney
The
Truth
Page Morris
Carney
Death of Dr. C K Cole in Pas Adena Cal
Helena newspaper notes the death of Dr. C K Cole, longtime Helena resident and former speaker of the territorial assembly in 1888 and 1889. He is survived by his wife, a son Dr Phil G Cole now in New York, and a daughter Miss Alma Cole of New York. Born April 5 in Plainfield Will County Illinois, he passed away February 27.
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Pas
Adena
Cal
C. K. Cole
Territorial Assembly
Cole
Phil G. Cole
Helena
New York
Alma Cole
Charles K. Cole
Plainfeld
Will County
Til
Dempsey and Kearns Furnish Their Bonds
Los Angeles March 4 Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion and his manager Jack Kearns today furnished $1500 bonds each before a United States Commissioner to appear in the United States district court in San Francisco on March 20. Warrants were served in the commissioner court by a deputy U S marshal. The attorney for the men waived hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
United States
United States ‘District Court
San Francisco
Dempsey
Earna
United Sta Marshal
Misappropriated Funds Charge Against Local Exec
Earl Gernert, longtime secretary and general manager of a city based United Products company, was arrested after a warrant and search. He faces charges of misappropriating funds and a bond set at 2000 dollars. The total amount remains undetermined but is not believed to be theft-related. Getert proclaims innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Sata
Em Fin Getert
Hungary Peace Talks Spark Frontiers Dispute
London reports the supreme council debated peace with Hungary and clashed over frontiers for Czecho Slovakia and Serbia after the general treaty. In Alabama, funeral services were held for Senator John J. Bankhead with interment set for tomorrow due to rain.
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Eed
Hungary
London
Supreme Council
London “Times
Czecho-Slovakia
Slavia
Jasper
Als
Senate
House
Alabama
John J. Bankhead
Washington
Bombing strikes Zurich American Consulate
An explosion damaged the American consulate in Zurich injuring no one, with police securing the area. In Geneva, March 2, the Red Cross congress authorized an international preparedness plan creating local disaster teams in communities.
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Zurich
Geneva
Congress of Red Cross Societies
International Red Cross League
Red Cross
Rundlell Twin Daughters to Be Buried in Cardwell
Remains of Reva and Reva Mundell two week-old twins will be taken to Cardwell Montana for interment this morning with services at Grelock Rev W J Pascoe officiating. Private Robert Ney funeral plans announced. Bryan Richards parlors to host arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rundell
Reva
Carl Mundell
Cardwell
Mont
Daniels—Ellingwood
Sire
Harry Dan
Westor
Ville
Grelock
W. J. Pascoe
John Miller Konarski funeral set for tomorrow service
Funeral for John Miller Konarski will be at 9 AM at 32 Emma Street and proceed to St Joseph Church for mass. Interment follows at Italy Cross Cemetery. Konarski, longtime employee of the Penine and former Loyal Order Moose member, served as president of a local society. Remains of Stan a Kiakovats wife of Nick Kiakovats lie at Samvis Bilboa parlors with funeral at 1202 South Arizona later announced.
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Konarski
John Miller
Emma
Jorephve
Italy
Konark
Peine
Loyal Order
fiMoose
Ietociety
Thin City
Tage
Daniels
Mitlion
Inter
Tanlac claims change for Mrs Datey in health ad
“They said I couldn't live six months longer but I'm still here and feeling fine.” Mrs. Mary Datey of 580 Oak St San ctually gained seventeen after taking Tanlac. She says her appetite returned, sleep improved, and she now does housework with ease. Tanlac sold in Anaconda by Fuller Drug and in Butte by Newbro Drug. Ad.
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Mary Datey
Oak St
Tanrahe
Tanlac
Anaconda
Fuller Drug Company
Butte
Newbro. Drug Company
Advt
Rheumatism Linked to Meat and Uric Acid Advice
A wellness note urges avoiding excess meat and rich foods to lower uric acid. It explains kidneys filter uric acid and skin pores help, warns damp cold strains kidneys, and promotes Jad Salts as a cheap remedy to flush impurities. The advertisement claims Jad Salts aids kidney action and reduces rheumatic symptoms.
Legates Announced Funeral Details In Local Notices
The remains of Mrs Ann Legates will be removed from White's parlors Friday after noon for Mason Reedketts streak. The funeral schedule appears to be planned for Saturday morning with services at St Ann. John Zurlo aged 81 is listed as deceased with arrangements pending at White's parlors and funeral time to be announced.
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Ann
White
Mason
Wil
St.Anne
Mae
Zurlo
John Zurlo
Livingston
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Famnge
Union Ticket Office
United States Railroad Administration
Mr. Kipp
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Mitted
TA Buren
Russia
Daniel ©. Roper
Internal Revenue
B. W. Grove
Lester H. Woolsey
State Department
Dempsey and Kearns
Mary A. Parks
Pueblo
Col
Mette Graft
Mercury
Ystithan
Mount Storian
Myrtle
Leank
Avelfiarree
Hhutte
Richards
Ars
Martin Byoreum
Mise
Selma
Martin
Gneilttreet
Noy
Robert Ney
Southampton
England
Bein
Joseph Richards, TC
M. J. Walsh CO
Torus
Park
Hanley
Kenneth
Yon
Larry Duggan
Giertaker
Enbalmer
American Legion
Witlam
Sherman
Teelock
Salt Lake
Utah
Dgeworth
Weanes
John Baneworth
Helen
Nellie
May
Sherman & Reed
Sherman & Reed Funeral
Mrs. Daley
Tanlace
Undertakers
Aave
Sam R. White
Daly Shea Company
Tr. Park St
Phone Punegal
Emdalam
Montana St
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