Searching for Cat Hanson Tells Court of Window Exit
Nels Hanson told police court he climbed out a window at 3 am in the Doyle block to help an unknown woman search for a missing cat and denied escaping arrest. Judge Grimes fined Hanson and Jim Young 25 each for vagrancy, or 12 days in jail, as officers testified to moonshine bottles found near the window. The case against Josie Ray was continued to Friday afternoon.
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Nels Hanson
Gerry
Rodda
Hanson
Doyle Block
Grimes
Jim Young
Gerry and
Young
Hanson and Young
Josie Ray
Morrissey Funeral Held at St Lawrence Church
Funeral mass for James Morrissey was conducted at St Lawrence's Church after a wake at 923 North Main Street. Interment occurred in St Patrick's Cemetery with pallbearers C J Murphy Charlie Thirlowell Mike McGlynn Tim Kennedy John T Sheehan and Dan Murphy serving.
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James Morrissey
Delia Sullivan
North Main Street
St. Lawrence’s Church
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
C. J. Murphy
Charlies Thirlowell
Mike McGlynn
Tim Kennedy
John T. Sheehan
Dan Murphy
Standard Band Member Joseph Zurlo Dies in Livingston
Joseph Zurlo a member of the 1892 Standard band was found dead in his Livingston room on March 4 after last being seen March 2. The death was caused by a burst blood vessel in the brain. He worked as a machinist in the Northern Pacific shops for three years and is survived by five siblings Edwin and Fred in Butte A Looby in Helena Mrs W T Purdom in Willow Creek and Mrs Koch in this city.
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Joseph Zurlo
Standard
Koch
Zurlo
Livingston
Northern Pacific
Edwin
Fred
Butte
A. Looby
Helena
W. T. Purdom
Willow Creek
Willing Workers Plan April Meeting Hosts Named
The next Willing Workers meeting is set for Thursday April 1 with Mrs. N Oppenheimer Mrs Al K Wertheimer and Mrs William Meyer as hostesses.
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N. Oppenheimer
al K. Wertheimer
William Meyer
Rise in U S Electric Lamp Output Reaches 130 Million
U S lamp production climbs to about 130 million units yearly, equaling roughly one lamp per resident. This surge reflects growing demand across households and industries.
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United States
High school bond election draws heavy voter interest
Indications point to a record turnout for the Saturday April 3 school election. Dr Edward F Maginn and Charles V Fulton, praised for their school board work, back a south side high school with rapid construction plans if the bond issue passes.
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Edward F. Maginn
Charlies V. Fulton
Maginn
Fulton
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Chicago
Butte
Citizens’ Party
South Side
Therouch
Citizens’ School
South Siders
Police judge blames officer for accident at Broadway Main
Judge Grimes discharged reckless driving charges against John Speckin and Theodore Smith after ruling Traffic Officer J L Sullivan caused the collision by not watching the road and censuring him for not appearing as a witness. Speckin and Smith testified Sullivan had his back to traffic before the crash. The judge warned future officer nonappearance would lead to charges and possible dismissal.
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Broadway and
Main
J. L. Sullivan
Grimes
John Speckin
Theodore Smith
Sullivan
Speckin
Smith
Pioneer Montana Woman Dies at Daughter's Home
Catherine Rooney aged 78, longtime Montana resident and Butte settler, died after a month long illness at her daughter Mrs Edward Chagnot 905 Utah Avenue. Survived by son Michael Rooney, she was born in County Mayo Ireland and will have requiem high mass at St Josephs church Thursday.
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Catherine Rooney
Montana
Butte
Rooney
Edward Chagnot
Utah Avenue
Darby Rooney
Livingston
Chagnot
County Mayo
Ireland
Michael Rooney
St. Joseph's Church
Army aviation budget urged for 1921 funds request
Maj. Gen. Charles T. Menoher directed the house military committee to appropriate 60 million dollars for army aviation in 1921. He proposed 23.714 million for aircraft production and 0.75 million for balloons and airships, plus a service of 16 thousand officers and men. Notice to stockholders outlines East Butte Copper Mining yearly meeting on April 7, 1920, in Phoenix to elect directors.
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Washington
Army Aviation
House Military Committee
Charles T. Menoher
Air Service
Menoher
East Butte Copper Mining Company
Akers Incorporating Trust Company
Phoenix
Arizona
William P. Everts
Boston
Mass
Gets-It Corn Remover Promises Easy Pain Free Relief
An ad touts Gets-It a corn and callus remover by E. Lawrence & Co. in Chicago. It claims instant pain relief upon contact, shrivels and loosens the corn, allowing removal with little effort, and offers a money-back guarantee with nationwide use.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Glago of Oalts Urges Kidney Health Ad Claim
An advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys and bladder irritation. It claims meat creates uric acids that overwork kidneys and promises relief by taking four ounces daily in water, describing benefits and safety for general use.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound for Hair Darkening
Uses Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair and restore youthful shine. Describes at home application with sponge or brush, noting results by morning and after repeated use. Promotes affordable drugstore product as natural looking solution.
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Wyeth
Advt
Bayer Tablets of Asperin Promoted by Bayer Ad
An advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Asperin as the true world famous aspirin. It notes the Bayer Cross on each tablet and package for protection against imitations and lists uses such as colds headache neuralgia toothache earache rheumatism lumbago neuritis and general pain. Handy 12 tablet tins cost a few cents with larger packages available.
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Bayer
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