Polige Court Records Show Afternoon Court Activity
Police court activity resumed after a slow morning as Judge Grimes fined several defendants. The largest fine was $100 for Andy Mularky on a bootlegging charge, with a $200 cash bond. Other fines included $50 each for T. J. Stewart and Louie Larson for gambling, and $10 for two drunken defendants plus two women fined $10 for vagrancy. Disappearances and forfeited bonds marked additional tumult in the docket.
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Judge Grimes
Andy Mularky
Mike O'Donnell
Mike Dwyer
North Main Street
Mularky
Indie
James King
King
T. J. Stewart
Louie Larson
East Park Street
Fd Summers
James Smith
Montana Street
Call
D. Brooker and Sullivan
South Main Street
Services of Goodwin Invaluable to Bureau
Fragmented OCR notes describe the importance of Goodwin's services to the bureau in relation to internal revenue and the collection of taxes on stores. It references tendered items, payment periods, and enforcement actions while noting the role of Goodwin in expediting postal money orders and enforcing payments. The text is garbled but centers on tax collection efforts and the bureau’s reliance on Goodwin.
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Renaot PS Bietater Ral Gondtin
Burens
A. Wald
Goodwin
Bunateas
Beavers
Payne
Siclates Howe
Tumselt
William Grogan
Anna Q. Nilsson
Ruth” Warren
Hearing of Policemak King Vacated by City Commission
Hearing of charges against Pos eman Bernard King before the police commission was vacated as chairman C. B. Jackman was unavoidably called from the city. The case is not abandoned and may be rescheduled later for a future date. The complaint by Ethel Lane accuses King of assault and improper arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poseman
Bernard King
Police Commission
Jackman
King
Ethel Lane
Collision Brings Up Damage Suit And Railroad Promotions
A damage suit seeks 479.35 from F W Von Falkenstein over a collision at West Broadway and North Clark Street on Feb 11, 193 Loner gan promoted by Northern Pacific to St Paul traffic chief with J G Woodworth. Lonergan named assistant to Woodworth. Ude named successor as general agent in Spokane. Chariton and Tinling receive porterous promotions in Portland and Seattle respectively.
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Herbert Steinberg
F. W. von Falkenstein
von Falkenstein
West Btoadway
North Clark Street
Lonergan
N. P
Spokane, Wash
C. R. Lonergan
Northern Pacific Railway
J. G. Woodworth
St. Paul
Minn
W. J. Ude
Consolidated Ticket Office
Mr. Lonergan
A.D. Char
Japanese aide arrives in Tokio for anti Bolshevik aid talks
Colonel Nikolavitch and eight officers reached Tokio to confer with Japanese General Deni kine seeking military aid for anti Bolshevik forces in Southern Russia. The arrival was reported by the Shinpo newspaper via cable dispatch received here. The party traveled in disguise.
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Honolulu
Nikolavitch
Denikine
Tokio
Ute
Russia
Shinpo
Wage Increase Promised for Los Angeles Rail Workers
In Los Angeles on March 18, platform men for both the Pacific Electric Railway and Los Angeles Street Railway were notified that their pay would be increased by six cents an hour starting in April. The move reflects ongoing wage negotiations affecting street and interurban transit crews across the city.
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Grant
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Electricailway
Los Aigeles Street Railway
Will Rogers in Almost a Husband at Ansonia Theater
Will Rogers, famed Folly Star, appears in the Goldwyn feature Almost a Husband at the Ansonia theater. The comedy weaves his quick wit through a western-tinged plot with a schoolteacher hero and a town’s mischief, amid lively vaudeville-style humor and notable supporting turns.
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Will Rogers
Folly Star
Ansonia
Goldwyn Pi
Opie Read
Ansonia Theater
Nos
Rogers
Old Ark
Martin
Will Roger
Will Roy
Goldwyn
Night Riders
Mississippi Valley
Birl
Will Rogens
Butte Playhouses Showbill Mix of vaudeville and films
The Butte circuit lists Ansonia WIll Rogers in Are Most a Husband and The Inner Young, Rialto Josh, Empress stock company in A Daughter of Mother ache, plus Broadway Dark and Orpheum. At Liberty Gladys Leslie in The Gray Towers Mystery. Ethel Clayton’s Young Mrs Winthrop closes at the American tonight, with Harrison Ford and a cast including Dumont Ogle Hatton Greenwood.
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Ansonia
Willi Rogers
Rialto
Josh
Empress
Empress Stock Company
Mother Ache
Dark
Orpheum
Liberty
Gladys Leslie
Ethel Clayton
Paramount Artcraft
Mrs. Winthrop
American Theater
Bronson Howard
Constance Winthrop
Harrison Ford
Rosie
Miss Clayton
Old-Time Railroader Named Livingston Superintendent
Th Lantry, long serving Northern Pacific official, returns from Russia with U S engineering corps ties. He will supervise the Montana division in Livingston, after previously heading the Yellowstone division at Glendive and serving as trainmaster in St Paul and Spokane.
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TH. Lantry
Northern Pacific
Russia
United States Engineering Corps
Emerson
Montana
Livingston
J.8. Kemp
Butte
Servis
Lantry
Yellowstone
Glendive
Theorthern Pacific
St. Paul
Spokane
Doctors Called In Injured Plaintiff Testimony
Several physicians testified yesterday about Molen Lowney in a personal injury case. Dr Dan Donohue and Dr Jed Freund described injuries after the plaintiff’s head struck a car step, with the suit alleging the accident caused the harm and the case expected to finish.
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Molen Lowney
Dan’ Donohue
Jed Freund
Milwaukee Opening Snow Blocks Road Train Service Restores
Rail service north of Marmarth to McIntosh was returning to normal after a North Dakota storm that blocked traffic. Trains moved today with Marmarth cuts being cleared. some eastbound trains rerouted via Northern Pacific through Miles City to reach St Paul and Chicago. BM Barrett in Butte supervises clearing. No. 1 North Coast limited delayed hours last night, while Great Falls runs were on time on Milwaukee, Northern Pacific, and Oregon Short Line routes.
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Milwaukee Railroad
North Dakota
Trate
Marmarth
McIntosh
Flutte
St. Paul
Chicago
Northern Pacific
St . Miles City
BM. Barrett
Missouri
Butte
North Coast Limited
Dannowstor Reat Northern
Great Falls
Milwaukee
Oregon
Maher Leaves Butte for Spokane to Take GN Post
John Maher and Mrs. Maher depart Butte for Spokane where he will assume the position of traveling freight and passenger agent for the Great Northern. He has served as district sales agent since 1918 and will be replaced in Butte by I. C. Roy Helena as general agent for the GN.
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John €. Maher
Maher
Butte
Spokane
Great Northern
Hutte
Daly Bank & ‘Rust Company
Dng
Thi
Federal Administration
Dicky Visits Old Daddy Penguin on the Sands
Dicky meets Squeedee the elfin from Joyland while on the shore. They discuss a wishing pebble and soda, sensing a quest with Daddy Penguin as a friend. The scene ends with a comic, shuffled-efforts arrival over the rocks.
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Y Nevassa
Dicky
Old Daddy Penguin
Squeedee
Elfin
Joyland
Dicky and Squeedee Meet Penguin Family at Beach
Dicky and his friend Squeedee the Tyddy Penguin join Daddy Penguin on a rocky ledge near Penguin City. They observe sections of the colony with nesting hens, molting birds, and other groups before returning to the beach and heading to a soda fountain.
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Ing
Squeedee
Tyddy Penguin
Dicky
Mamma Penguin
Daddy Penguin
Squeeedee
Hin
Penguin City
Mamma
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