Saloon License Transfer Rules Clarified by County Opinion
An important opinion on assignment and transfer of saloon licenses in the county limits transfers between localities. It states licenses are tied to their original locality and cannot be used elsewhere, affecting Cronin’s case and triggering possible civil action remedies. The county treasurer may not authorize relocations, and protests by residents bolster the ruling.
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East
Granite Street
Joh
Res 4
Cronin Lcense
Whitch Law
Yesterd
Cronin
AMI
Fry
Tutte
Centerville
Menterville
Bastranite Street
County
Treamiter
Gays McCaffery
Epstem
Butte
Silver Bow
RESINOL Ad Promises Soothing Relief Across Drugstores
An old advertisement proclaims Resinol ointment and soap are common items found in every drugstore, comparing them to court plaster and a toothbrush. It touts skin soothing benefits through personal testimonials, claiming cures for sores and eruptions with Resinol products.
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Tiyeara
Dma
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for sour stomach gas indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief within five minutes, promotes eating fearlessly, and notes millions of annual sales and availability at drug stores.
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Pape
Adv
Wandering two miles to break windows in distress
Shanker Dan, a repentant defendant on a disturbance charge, testified he had several drinks of whiskey and wandered two miles to break windows on a residential lane. He promised to pay for the damage and leave the whiskey brand. The homeowner preferred repairs over jail and Casey left seeking a glazier. Connely was dismissed after the witness failed to appear.
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Shanker
Dan
Oho
Irom Avenue
Booker
Casey
Harrison
Je Connely
Old Bailey Nine Months for London Suffragette
London March 5 Ella Stevenson and Ethel Slade militant suffragette were jailed nine months each at the Old Bailey on a charge of placing glass tubes with fluid Phosphorus in a letter box. The judge excluded all women from the court amid protests by Miss Stevenson. Slade had previously served four months in London last November for damaging shop windows.
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London
Ella Stevenson
Allax
Ethel Slade
Old Bailey
Miss Stevensson
Ouster Suit in Texas Against Standard Oil
Texas files ouster suit in Greenville against Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and related entities for alleged Texas anti trust violations. Case seeks dissolution of the trust and injunction restraining further oil business in Texas with penalties in the millions. Attempts to curb unlawful acts and restore competition in Texas energy markets.
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Greenville
Texas
British airman killed during test flight in March incident
Geoffrey England, a British airman, was killed when his monoplane failed during a flight on the army training ground. He had been lying for an hour before the accident occurred while attempting to demonstrate the machine for sale to the British government.
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Aliebuty Avon
Engiana
Geoffrey England
Fett Ram
Settlement ends Barnaman divorce case in Montana court
The divorce suit of Mrs. Bessie Barnaman against John W. Barnaman was dismissed after the couple reached a written out of court separation. He will pay $15 monthly until the child is 18, then $35 until legal age, with couples sharing custody and the ranch valued about $6,000 pledged as part of the agreement. The ranch remains encumbered. Mrs. Barnaman receives all fur and $10 cash.
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Bessie Barnaman
John W. Barnama
Lynch Yes
Charles
Mee
Harnaman
Golly
Barnamans
Tarnaman
Butte
Mont
Stra
Barnat
Spring Styles at Why Not Shirt Store Window Displays
Retail ad notes new spring shirts priced at 2.80 each with multiple sizes and colors. Two large window displays at 37-39 West Park Street showcase latest arrivals ahead of Saturday sales and promotions.
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Cale
West Park Street
Papers Introduced Show Monopoly of Ore Lands
Hearings in New York on March 5 in the government suit to dissolve United States Steel under the Sherman act continued with George W. Murray, Rockefeller’s attorney, presenting documents and letters about ore leases and contracts between Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines and Carnegie Steel. The evidence supports claims of a monopoly on Lake Superior ore lands.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
George W. Murray
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Murray
Lake Superior Consolidated Iron Mines Company
Rockefeller
Steel Corporation
Dha
Carnegie Steel Company
Lake Superior
Oldest Elks member dies in Paterson New Jersey
Paterson New Jersey March 5 Harry Stone aged 70 said to be the oldest member of the Elks in the United States died yesterday at his home. Former actor and theatrical manager came from a clowning family and began as a call boy at the Chestnut Street theater in Philadelphia. He acted with Booth and Barrett companies and later became a successful manager and promoter of theatrical enterprises.
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Paterson
N. J
Harry €. Stone
the Elks
United States
Chestnue Sweet Theater
Philadelphia
Booth
Barrett
Wireless message may set long distance record
Newport Rhode Island reports messages transmitted between two wireless telegraph stations in the Argentine Republic heard yesterday. The Argentina stations are about 6000 miles distant. Newport operators believe this to be a new record for long distance wire communication. Officers at the station note exceptionally favorable conditions for sending and receiving radiograms.
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Newport
Argentine Republic
Argentina
Basement Court Building May House Veterans Armory
The basement of the new county building could be used as quarters and an armory for the Grand Army of the Republic and United Spanish War Veterans and their auxiliaries. The unfinished basement can be fitted up. veterans will finish it themselves. The chamber of commerce seeks the third floor courtroom for meetings, while outside judges might use it when needed. Construction issues include bulging cement floors in many offices.
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Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
Monert
Ftte Chamber of Commerce
Chanter of Commerce
Visound Construction
New and Delightful Bill at the American Theater
The American Theater presents a two reel frontier line program including The 101 Bison Mentors and Accident Insurance plus Her Lady Friend. Ashley Othick stars with Latta in a lively bill praised for dash and charm. 101 Bisonnization and other features add delight for patrons.
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Latta
Ashley Othick
Willh
Othe Ducilats
America Theater
Referendum Repeals Police Room Arrest Bill In City Vote
The council backed by a veto override passed a police room arrest bill requiring warrants for arrests, but voters rejected the measure in referendum. Key figures include A Parish and E Griffiths, with Marble and others re-elected. Charter amendments and bond measures saw mixed results. only two of 2,475,000 bonds carried for a municipal house addition power plant and water system upgrades.
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March S
Erika
Otteter
As A. Parish
Counciliman
E. Griffiths
Marble
Ghmte
Griffiths
Boston to Restore South Meeting House Structure
Boston plans restoration of the South Meeting House at Washington and Milk streets. The work, begun in March, will scrub the exterior with paint remover and soap to reveal red brick, remove ivy, and repaint windows in colonial style. The tower and walls, once a riding academy for British officers and now a historic showpiece, will regain their era look.
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Boston
March
Washington and
Milk Streets
Miss Taft's Poodle Dog Leaves White House
Washington March 5 Police search for Miss Helen Taft's Italian poodle Nee-nie who strayed from the White House yesterday before the Taft family left for Georgia. Neemie was a favorite of Miss Taft and her tears at the union station were partly due to the loss of her pet.
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Washington
Helen Taft
Neeiie
White House
Taft
Georgia
Neemie
Miss Taft
Union Station
Annual Elks election set for Silver Bowledge lodge
The annual election of officers of Silver Bowledge No 240 B P C E takes place this evening. Candidates include Caited ruler James J Canning and Henry C Hopkins esteemed leading knight James A Poore esteemed loyal knight Ed M McKean esteemed lecturing knight John G Deretary MW Sternfels treasurer Driscoll W A Carns Yee Joseph Biney representative to lodge Frank L Riley alter Tate John B Mecleman and Home Building association members Meyer Genaberger Frank Scott Will Vin a Dee Jack Mangauer Charles McLay James H Lynen William Hogan. Also noted a bankruptcy filing in federal court by C D Chalmers of Laurin Madison county.
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James J. Canning
Henry C. Hopkins
James A. Poore
Ed M. McKean
John G. de Retary
MW. Sternfels
Treat
Driscoll
W. A. Carns
Tus
Yee
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