Pedlar Death Big Loss For Butte Community Band
The community mourns John Pedlar health inspector and longtime Butte resident born in Cornwall England who died Friday morning in a local hospital at 52. A former blacksmith at the original mine he served in the health department for two years under Dr Grigg and for 30 years played with the BL and M band later known as the Butte Mines band, hailed as one of its finest baritone players. Surviving are his wife a daughter Mrs Graham and son August all of whom had planned to join him in Long Beach California in May. Mrs Pedlar arrived Saturday to learn of his death and will be joined by Mrs Graham and August Tuesday morning.
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John Pedlar
Butte
Mr. Pedlar
Cornwall
England
America
E.R. Grigg
Pedlar
Toegelen
John
Graham
August
Jong Beach
Cal
Long Beach
Butter
Clemency for Four Young Offenders in Petty Larceny Case
Justice Buckley suspended 90 day county jail sentences for James Wilson Edward Harris Ted Coker and Earl Mallet all 18 or 19 years old after pleas of guilty in a petty larceny case. Prosecutor cited reforms and urged clemency. Henry Rivet faced attempted burglary charges adjourned to March 31 at 10. Rio reportedly attempted a burglary at 422 South Arizona Street.
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James Wilson
Edward Harris
Ted Coker
Earl Mallet
Buckley
Land
Henry Rivet
Rio
South
Arizona Street
Castoff Clothing Drive By Associated Charities
The Associated Charities issued another call for castoff clothing with urgent need. The society now occupies the jail building formerly used by the anti tuberculosis association. A telephone number 2066 directs callers to a drayman who will collect donated clothing.
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Associated Charities
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Dismissal in postlegging case over witness failure
Charles Faulkner charged with postlegging had his case dismissed by Sudge Grimes after witnesses failed to testify. Witness Bridges admitted uncertainty about the liquor source and retracted claims of Faulkner selling it. Others, including J Scanlan and Edith Carlson, pled guilty to vagrancy and were fined ten dollars each.
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Charles Faulkner
Sudge Grimes
James Bridges
Bridges
Faulkner
J. Scanlan
Edith Carlson
S. E. Sullivan
Frank Shea
X 'W. F. Milo
Reid
Te- Teaved
Oficer Powell
David Perris
Fd Carlson
Thomas Hanley
Henry Rivet
Frank Tr~ Vine
Ford Production 15 Growing Steadily
The Ford plant in Detroit started early February and output has risen. Henry Ford cites a March estimate of 70,000 cars and plans to open more plants within weeks. About 20,000 workers are on site at Highland Park with two shifts in some areas. February production reached around 35,000 cars.
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Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Liberty Starter Company
Highland Park
Oscar Stenberg dies in Ranger after fall
Oscar Stenberg, a Swedish born painter and decorator who came to Butte in 1879, died in Ranger Texas after a fall and hip injury. He lived in Butte until two years ago, leaving behind three sons Frank C. of Fresno Gus of Butte Carl of Ranger and daughter Agnes Outhwaite of Ranger. He was a member of the K P and Ancient Order of United Workmen.
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Oscar Stenberg
Butte
Ranger Texas
Gus
West
Gold Street
Stenberg
Sweden
United States
New York
New Orleans
Salt Lake
Ranger
Businss
Carl
Frank C
Fresno
Cal
Agnes Outhwaite
Stockholm
K. of P
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Buss
Mother saves baby when struck by car at Park and Montana
Mrs F Carmody aged 41 of Virginia apartments was hit by a car driven by a girl yesterday at Park and Montana streets. She suffered a broken ankle and head cuts while the baby in her arms escaped injury. Carmody said she rushed to catch a street car and did not see the automobile. The girl driver did not see Mrs Carmody until she darted in front. Carmody was taken to St James Hospital.
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Carmody
Virginia Apartments
Park
Montana
Dhio
Burglars Enter Suburban Olson Grocery Store
Burglars broke into the Olson grocery store at Emmett avenue and Porphyry Street Friday night stealing tobacco and merchandise valued about $100 and a small amount of cash. Entrance was gained through a window.
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Olson
Emmett Avenue
Porphyry Street
Automobiles Ordered Returned to Owners
The two confiscated automobiles were ordered restored to C. F. Bluett of Montana Motors and the Commercial Securities company after arrests of four whiskey runners south of Butte. A prior order to destroy 264 quarts of whiskey was carried out by the sheriff. Other cases were transferred or set for trial, with demurrers granted and brief extensions allowed.
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Sherif Robinson
Duggan
Butte
C. F. Bluett
Montana Motors Company
Commercial Securities Company
Jackson
Am ™ Davit
Harriet Ar Strong
City
Butt
Carroll
Adolph Wetzstein
John Wait
A. L.palmer
J. A. Schott
Lynch
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Ead
GmnEn Mat Bankrupts
Ite
Pet's Sa It Indies
Seres Oe
Paramount Picture
Mae Fee Murray
Dad Powell
South Seas
London
Limehouse
Miss Murray
Chester
Gienatsu Pokay
Carney Art Suor
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