Bourquin Opens First Jury Term in Retrial Case
Judge George Bourquin opened his first jury term selecting a panel and immediately taking up the Jack Lacey Great Northern damage suit retrial. Of 100 jurors summoned, 66 served. 35 remained to serve including C. J. Andrews and Henry Bill. Other docket items include estate matters for Joseph E. Oppenheimer, a divorce filing by Sarah Bimp, a railroad crossing suit by Antone Noel, and various civil actions with damages claimed.
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George Bourquin
Jack Lacey
Great Northern
Supreme ‘Court
N.A. “Rotering
Hi. Hopking
C.J. Andrews
Henry Bill
William Becker
David Bower
Joseph L. Belanger
Anton Cappello
Oliver Cook
Martin A. Christman
Joseph Chauvin
Dan Calder
Phil Dunstan
Charles J. Fy
James Paber
J. 1
Hi Hammerstree
W. J. Man
Stephen Lawrence
Arthur M. Carton
John McKenna
Michael McKeown
W. F. Martin
Charles McGuire
Marin Marshall
H. Nester
Frank Nelson
W. Page
CM. Plum
Jay Smith
John Tekson
Tim ‘Thornton
Henry Underwood
A. Wiegenstein
J. 3. Dow
J. & Cohen
Sigmund Schill
Joseph E. ‘Oppenheimer
Sarah BE. Bimpson
Harvey ‘G. Bimp
Sarah E. Guibert
Arthur Goodman
Agnes Goodman
la’ Villa Pond
Clinton Pond
Deadwood
Charles M. Everett
Butte-Duny
Butte
Premire
Josephine Thorne
Alexander A. Thorne
Carroll
Rex
Number cast ballots for city primaries at clerk office
Voters cast ballots for the city primaries at the city clerk office. Those absent may leave their ballots in the office until Saturday night, according to officials.
Chinese man pleads guilty to narcotics charges in Blue County court
Charo King, described as Chinese, pleaded guilty yesterday in Judge Lynch's court to morphine cocaine and opium possession. He is the first to plead narcotics in the county under the new law. A prior defendant, Kin, pled guilty a month ago and was sentenced to 60 days and a $100 fine. Judge Lynch noted a new peace court in Walkerville. King's bond was set at $2,000 and he awaits a jury trial next term.
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Charo King
Lynch
Bilver
Bow County
Kin
Harry Meyer
Fudge ‘Lynch
Walkerville
Sus
King
Butte Hotel Guests Fill City Arrivals Report
Butte notes list visitors and guests at local hotels from Helena Missoula Dillon and Anaconda. Names include A. G. Skero in town from Nels ham, J. F. Thompson of Billings, L. K. Pierce and W. J. Poote among Bosman visitors, Peter Glatto and R. M. Feilch of Basin, L. Delano of Helena, J. H. Mealy from White Sulphur Springs, Mrs. M. Laird of Red Lodge, A. F. McCandless and Sam Chrislog from Billings, and many others stopping at the New Fin ten Acoma or the Arizona.
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Orton Bros
Adv
P. Hall
Billings
Arizona
Steven Sheehan
Anaconda
G. R. Dyera
Dilon
New Finten
A. C. Morrow
Dillon Veterinary
Butte Hovel
Walter Dugan
Stevensville
the Arizona
A. G. Skero
Nels Ham
Acoma
Eb Reed
A. Helena
Plalen
Joseph F. Thompson
Rilings
Aeoma
Jerry Regan
Thomas Meary
Jamone
Anicona
T. H. McKennie
Sheridan
Thornton
George
Brooks
A. R. Kruts
Hamilton
Butte
Doyle
Bowlder
Peter Rowan
David R. Smith
Helena
Finien
L. K. Pierce
W. J. Poote
Bosman
Nel
Mickelson
Minsoula
Bute
Peter Glatlo
R. M. Feilch
Basin
Rafuate Pale Tee
Great Falls
New Fink L. FE
Delano
New Finken
City
J. H. Mealy
White Sulphur Springs
Mrs. M. Laird
Red Lode
Riends
Charles A Moore to be deported from Canada
Charles A Moore faces deportation after a span of eight months of trouble with a woman in Butte and a liquor charge. An immigration letter from Charles K Andrews aided his return plan, with officials citing due process concerns and a federal inquiry.
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Charles A. Moore
Canada
Butte
Moore
Als
Sheriff's Office
Charles K. Andrews
Immigr. 1
Helena
Wedding Held on St Patrick's Day in Butte
A wedding occurred in Butte on St Patrick's Day with Judge William EB Folt officiating at about 11 p.m. Frank Jt Springer, mine superintendent at Mammoth mine, Jefferson Island, wed Gladys Franks, also of Jefferson Island. Licenses issued include Albert Sharover 28 and Annabelle Deyo 24 of Butte, and Martin C Wieh ards 21 and Peart H Keleeth 14 of Walkerville.
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Butte
St.Patrick's Day
William EB. Car- Folt
Frank Jt. Springer
Mammoth
Jefferson Island
Gladys Franks
Jefferson Teland
Albert Sharover
Annabelle Deyo
The Bloodstone By Anne Lombard
The Bloodstone piece notes a March gem myth claiming it glows red in water and reflects sun rays with prophetic power. It mentions a charity love line and links Aries to the violet as a zodiac pairing.
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March
Butte Briefs Chronicle Ben Coster Family News
Butte briefs report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Ben Coster of 2500 Florence avenue daughter Julia Canavan born yesterday. The obsequy for the late Frank Foley former Silver How county constable occurred at St Josephs church with Rev Father Lagher and Rev Father McCormack officiating. Pallbearers included J S Hudspeth H McMillan William Welch and others.
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Ben Coster
Florence Avenue
Yeater Tal Mire Coster
Julia Canavan
Mra. C. B. Towler
Viola
Frank Foley
Silver How County
Helen Foley
South Main Street
Bt. Joseph's Jurch
Father Lagher
Mra. Bhewe
Mary McBride
Patrick's Cemetery
Father McCormack
Hudspeth
H. McMillan
William Welch
Bulivan
John J. Sheehan
Frank Thirridge
Gowers
Turmoil Over Religion Sparks Turkish Greek Tension
Unclear text indicates religious disputes between Turks and Greeks and mentions Jacksonville buying the Lelpalg tar market recently, but details are fragmentary. Limited readable names and places suggest a broader regional conflict with recent market activity.
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Jacksomvle
Council Passes 1925 Budget Amid Aldermen Meeting
Butte city council approved a budget ordinance for 1925 with more than 812000 dollars to be spent starting May 1, 1936. The session included committee reports, a speed limit sign petition for Rowe’s road, and plans to redeem about 23000 dollars in warrants next week. Treasurer Riley noted 131580.89 dollars on hand for a city grader, as aldermen honored the death of veteran police officer J J Steinborn and ordered resolutions.
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Butte
Rowe's Road
Nance
Riley
Dida
Enty
Callow
Poiceman
J. J. Steinborn
Horgan
Gourt Orders Him to Keep From Dance Hall
Tommy Degan faced Judge Shea after stepping on a dancer’s toe at the Winter Garden dance hall Tuesday night. The judge found him guilty of disturbance but suspended sentence and ordered Degan to avoid the dance hall for a period. Degan offered apologies and defended the altercation as a “battle” with spectators in agreement. A related note reports a wife refusing to press charges on third degree assault.
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Tommy Degan
Dogan
Shea
Tommy
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Missoula Lumberman
New
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Flynt
P.O. Jows Stand
Charles Netterly
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Butte Briefs
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Gomeny
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