Walsh Charged Over Beating Oliver in City Arrest
Officer Thomas Walsh faces charges before the police commission after arresting George Oliver, who allegedly struck Walsh with a loaded hose at Harrison avenue. Oliver’s jail term followed a brief police court hearing, while Oliver, described as a powerful Alabaman, resisted arrest and later fought with inmates.
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Thomas Walsh
George Oliver
Walsh
J. J. Lachlen
Big Timber
Oliver
Harrison Avenue
Mundy
Butte
Butte Notes on Rent Pianos and Local Ads
Rent pianos from Orton Bros main springs $1 expert watch repair Meyer 37 North Main. 30 percent reduction on all art goods Corney Art Shop. Ize H Savage Seattle Lackawanna rep visited Butte. Over half the cars are Fords Montana Auto and Garage Co 202 East Broadway. Easter greeting cards P. O. News Stand. Here today Evening Post Argosy Munsey's Red Book Popular Mechanics on sale.
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Main Springs
Meyer
North Main
Corney Art Shop
Ize H. Savage
Seattle
Lackawanna Railroad
Butte
Montana Auto and Garage Co
East Broadway
E. C. Kellogg
Pennsylvania
P. O
Saturday Evening Post
Argosy
Munsey’s
Red Book
Popular Mechanics
Judge denies non-suit in Walsh versus East Butte Mining case
After two days of argument Judge Jackson denied the defendant’s motion for non-suit in the case of W. J. Walsh against East Butte Mining Co. The suit seeks more than 9 000 for damages to Walsh’s property from a June 1920 Silver Bow Creek flood. The trial has run over a week with Walsh as plaintiff.
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Jackson
W. J. Walsh
East Butte Mining Company
Philip Beaudin
Walsh
Silver Bow Creek
County annual financial statement likely ready for submission
The annual financial statement of the clerk and recorder probably will be ready for submission to the county commissioners and the state examiner within a few days. It summarizes receipts and expenditures by all branches of county government and gains interest due to a chamber of commerce investigation into county finances.
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Chamber of Commerce
Second warrant call paid in hours at county treasury
Four checks issued by the county treasurer in the first hour of opening redeemed over 24000 dollars of warrants against the county general fund. The remaining 1000 dollars was paid before noon. Most redeemed warrants were held by Butte banks. A 160000 dollar call on the contingent fund was paid in a similar manner the previous Monday.
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Butte
St Mark's Lutheran Plans Maundy Thursday Services
St Mark's Lutheran church on Silver and Montana streets schedules Maundy Thursday service at 8 p.m. Special Lenten observances continue on Good Friday at 8 p.m. Holy communion to be administered. Choir to sing Friday evening. Rev. M Hudtloff leads services.
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St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Silver
Montana
M Hudtloff
Eastern markets higher as eastern beef prices rise
Washington March 23 The Associated Press reports that from March 5 to March 19 the average price of good beef steers on the Chicago market fell from 9.95 to 9.70 per hundred pounds while the same period saw three large eastern markets lift averages from 16.47 to 17.8 dollars per hundred pounds, per the bureau of markets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chicago
Bureau of Markets
Winecoff pleads for human touch with immigrants
Dr T E Winecoff urged university men in Butte to treat new arrivals with friendship rather than just using their strength. He warned that neglecting their other qualities leaves them vulnerable to red agitators, noting immigrants desire to become good American citizens and fulfill civic duties. About 30 members attended the luncheon, which instituted an eight minute speaker format, with weekly Wednesdays lunches planned.
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United States
T. E. Winecoff
University Men of
Butte
Dr. Winecoff
Primary Candidate Fred Remark Files $14 Expense Report
The first primary election candidate to file his expense account is Fred Remark, recent aldermanic candidate on the Democratic ticket. He reports $14 spent on advertising and no other expenses, with April 5 as the filing deadline for primary candidates per city law.
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Fred Remark
Remark
Irvine
MacMillan Inquest Set For Friday Afternoon
Coroner Carey fixed Friday at 2 o clock for the inquest into Malcolm MacMillan’s death from injuries suffered the prior Friday. The carpenter, employed at Black Rock, died after an accident in the carpenter shop last Monday.
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Carey
Malcolm MacMillan
MacMillan
Black Rock
This Woman Suffered Foley Kidney Pills Testimony
Mrs H A Seaman of Sturgin Colp writes of years of bladder and kidney trouble. She tried many remedies with no relief before Foley Kidney Pills, using seven bottles and finally feeling well. She recalls sleepless nights and severe suffering and recommends the pills to others with kidney trouble. Sold everywhere.
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H. A. Seaman
Sturgin Colp
Foley
Managers Chosen for Y Roundup at Local Y
George N Short Lester D Frink and Mrs Fay G Clark were chosen to head the three divisions of go getters for the Y membership roundup April 12 to 16. A public visit week April 3 to 9 will showcase privileges of a membership ticket. One thousand new members targeted. Five membership classes offered with monthly and yearly rates.
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George N. Short
Lester D. Frink
Fay G. Clark
Ernest JL. Mogge
Short
Frink
George F. Cartee
Anaconda Boys Lose Wheel In Collision
Anaconda youths Roy Landerville W Grieg and Elmer Lundmark faced reckless driving charges in police court yesterday with M D Murray former shift boss at the Davis Daly also appearing. All were dismissed as a civil matter. Murray admitted his car struck the Studebaker and that the Ford rammed them. Other defendants Tim Murphy and Tom Sullivan were acquitted after a disturbance tied to an ice cream parlor incident.
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Roy Landerville
W. J. Grieg
Elmer Lundmark
Anaconda
M. D. Murray
Davis-Daly
Quartz Street
Murray
Studebaker
Ford
John Thoma
George W. Carlson
Carlson
Tim Murphy
Tom Sullivan
Sullivan
North Main Street
Murphy
Hard Times Ahead for Homeless Dogs in Butte
City Clerk Strasburger announces dog licenses due with collection starting. Fees are five dollars for male dogs and fifteen dollars for females. City records show about 1,000 dog owners pay taxes, while observers estimate ten times that many dogs roam the area. Unpaid dogs will be captured and sent to the pound, incinerator, or end up as fur.
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Ouija Board
Butte
Strasburger
Drunken defendants in police court before Judge Grimes
Six drunks were docketed for trial yesterday. two were women. Two forfeited bonds, three pleaded guilty, and one claimed not to be drunk and had his case continued. Five vagrant women were fined $10 each on guilty pleas. Ray Levingood faced a vicious dog charge. Mia Peterson testified the dog bit her, and the judge ordered the dog shot.
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Grimes
Iity
Ray Levingood
Mia Peterson
Levingood
Montana Alison
Carpenters Local 112 Call to Funeral Meeting
All members of Local 112 are requested to meet at half Thursday at 1 20 p m to attend funeral of our late brother M M McMillan. J B M NALLY Recording Secretary.
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M. M. McMillan
J. B. M’nally
Travel picking up says Northern Pacific official
J. J. Sexton of Livingston, transfer master of the Northern Pacific system, declared that passenger travel is picking up while he was in Butte yesterday.
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J. J. Sexton
Livingston
Tranmaster
Northern Pacific System
Butte
Northern Pacific claim agents visit Butte
W W Avery a general claim agent of the Northern Pacific at St Paul was in Butte yesterday on business. He was accompanied by C Ashby district claim agent at Helena.
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Ww. F. Avery
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Butte
C. Ashby
Hetena
Silver Bow Far Census Figures Show Big Farm Growth
Silver Bow county has nearly doubled farm acreage and the value of farms plus improvements in ten years, while livestock drops. Farms increased from 280 to 3381 with land rising from 54,592 to 100,170 acres and improved land from 16,547 to 28,288. Horse numbers fall from 2,542 to 2,200. cattle from 7,020 to 5,670. sheep from 10,548 to 6,132. swine from 1,830 to 1,375. Mules rise to 34. domestic farm animals to 297. Wheat and hay output decline. potatoes rise. oats fall. There are 325 white and six colored farmers.
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Silver Bow
Census Bureau of the
United States
Judge rules Hall Lumber wins judgment against Molinski couple
In a yesterday decision Judge Carroll awarded Hall Lumber Company $410.80 and $71.54 interest against Joe Molinski and his wife. A continuance until April 2 was granted in the order to show cause hearing brought by Margaret Toy against Samuel Toy, as Toy sought work to pay alimony to his former wife.
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Carroll
The
Hall Lumber Company
Joe Molinski
Margaret Toy
Samuel Toy
Toy
Pederson 70 Remain County Investigator
Investigator Pederson of the county attorney staff will stay in his role despite Sheriff Duggan withdrawing his appointment as a special deputy. Pederson will gain official authority as a deputy constable, per the county attorney. Duggan had revoked Pedersons deputy appointment weeks earlier, saying he must control his staff. He argued he would not delegate authority to any deputy who does not follow orders, citing potential liability for suits.
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Pederson
Duggan
Bourquin
New Road to Be Best in County
Work on Leatherwood avenue between Meaderville and East Butte aims to create one of the county’s finest roads. A hard granite grade from the Main Range company mine is used to improve durability and drainage, with the grade raised to keep the road dry year round.
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Leatherwood Avenue
Meaderville
East Butte
Main Range Company
Purim Festival Program by Junior Auxiliary Council
The Junior Auxiliary council will present a Purim program on Thursday evening March 24 at 8 15 P M in the vestry rooms of Temple B N a i Israel Opening remarks by the president violin solo by Seymour Rosenberg readings by Anita Morris dance by Madelina Marx address by Fannie Neyman vocal solo by Mia Carrie Auerback Cobb and address by Dr J K Levin A social and dance will follow All junior and senior council members and friends are invited to attend.
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Temple B'Nai Israel
Seymour Rosenberg
Anita Morris
Madelina Marx
Fannie Neyman
Mia
Carrie Auerback Cobb
J. K. Levin
City Births Notice for March Dates
To Mr and Mrs W C Cole Ifti South Wyoming March 18 a son To Mr and Mrs Edward Williams 1318 Jefferson Street March 13 a daughter To Mr and Mrs A M Kosebler 39% Hest Platinum March 19 a son To Mr and Mrs J J Van Geyten 3 Placer street March 26 a son
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W. C. Cole
Ifti
Wyoming
Edward Williams
Jefferson Street
A. M. Kosebler
Hest
J. J. van Geyten
Placer Street
Venus di Medici statue found in one percent pieces
A fragmentary report notes the Venus di Medici statue was discovered in only about one percent of its original form. Investigators seek to identify the missing portions and determine how the artifact came to be scattered.
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Venus di Medici
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Butte News
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Luthern
Winecoff
Montana and
Galena
Park &T
W. Park St
George Short
Lester Frink
F. G. Clark
Tak Oue
Spokane
M’carthy
Bryant &Co
East Park
White House Coffee
Swift
B. L
John J. M’carthy
Paxson
le Progressive
Clarante
Elage — Develorns
Die
RIEWE
Paxson & Rockefeller
Custoure Laboratories
Sweden
Yal
Mack Sennett
Bruce
Kinogram News Weekly
Purim
McCarthy
White House
Lyon
M'Carthy
First Church of Christ
Butte, Mont
Clarence W. Chadwick
Omaha
Neb
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Maas
Butte High School
ED Rose
Jeweler & North Main Street
Jensen’s Drug
Montana St
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