Williams Finger Print Expert Dismissed From Police
In Butte Detective Joe Williams was dismissed by Mayor Stodden after a police trial board found he assaulted Burt during an arrest on April 11. Williams, who led Butte’s fingerprint department and aided prosecutions with cross-state records, faced strong legal sections cited by the board. The report notes Williams acted without belief he was performing duty and suggests motives tied to Burt’s prosecutions.
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Joe Williams
Stodden
Murphy
Williams
Illiams
Police Board
Illiam Burt
Burt
Mr. Burt
Co. S&s
Butte
National Association of
United States
Indomitable Battleship Junked As Out Of Date
London reports the famous British battleship Indomitable, once costing eight million dollars, has been junked after being deemed out of date by naval authorities.
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London
Tax Collections Gauge Division in Butte
City Treasurer Herman Strasburger urged the city council to designate a method to collect about $25,000 in 1920 personal taxes, amid debates over paying the county assessor a 5 percent commission. Mayor Stodden cited legality concerns and possible legal action to recover past commissions. A three-member committee will study legal options and report next Wednesday.
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Herman Strasburger
Butte
Stodden
Strasburgee
Motorcycle Crash Injures Judge Lippincott in Butte
Judge William S. Lippincott sustained several broken ribs a broken arm and minor bruises when run over by a motorcycle at the corner of Dakota and Park streets in Butte Thursday evening. The rider abandoned the machine and fled. police seek A F Oliveri of Helena whose machine bears the number. Lippincott left his room today despite pain while the motorcycle is held as security for Oliveri's appearance.
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William S. Lippincott
Dakota and
Park Streets
Butte
A. F. Oliveri
Helena
Oliveri
Postmasters Weigh In On Switzerland Package Rules
Beginning today packages weighing up to 11 pounds may be sent to Switzerland via Germany. An additional ten cent postage is required under the new ruling. Perishable foods are not to be forwarded to Switzerland.
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Switzerland
Germany
Piedmont Woman Dies in Butte Hospital
Aurelia D. McPherson, 51, a Piedmont resident, died Thursday evening in a Butte hospital. The body will be sent to New Sharon, Iowa for interment. Funeral services are set for this afternoon at Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel with Rev. E. J. Harper officiating.
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Aurelia D. McPherson
Piedmont
Butte
New Sharon
Iowa
Sherman & Reed Funeral
E. J. Harper
Agnes Miller Called by Death
Mrs Agnes Miller wife of John Miller of 1890 South Montana street a Butte resident for 25 years died yesterday at her home She was born in Austria a member of St Josephs church and a prominent member of the L C B A No 849 She is survived by her husband six daughters Olga Miller Mrs Francis F Huston Mrs Rosalia Kanbalin and Mrs Tony Jovick of Butte Mrs John Maleich of Dillon and Mrs John Schubat of Great Falls Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed.
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Agnes Miller
John Miller
Montana Street
Butte
Miller
Austria
St. Joseph's Church
Olga Miller
Francis F. Huston
Rosalia Kanbalin
Tony Jovick
John Maleich
Dillon
John Schubat
Great Falls
Funeral of miner Arthur E Phillips Sunday afternoon
The death of Arthur E Phillips 45 a miner here occurred Thursday afternoon at his home 1402 Fourth Street Walker ville He is survived by his mother Mrs Jane Phillips and a sister Mrs Frank Sando Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon Burial will be in Mount Moriah cemetery
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Arthur E. Phillips
Fourth Street
Walkerville
Jane Phillips
Frank Sando
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Edmonton Team Wins Close 10 Inning Game
In Spokane Washington on April 29 Edmonton beat the Pacific International league team 2 to 1 in 10 innings after Spokane led until the ninth. A single in the tenth inning produced the decisive run for Edmonton. In a separate note from Boston, the Commercial Bulletin reports stronger demand for spot fine wools, firm prices for fine wools, parity with seaboard for shorn wool, and duller conditions for medium to low wools amid a dull wool market.
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Spokane
Wash
Edmonton
Boston
Seaboard
Water and bread in Dakota ad compare top brands
A dated colonial style grocery advertisement markets staple foods. It touts No 1 flour potatoes sugar cured bacon and lard with high patent bread flour and Nucoa butter as rivals. It lists tea coffee and canned goods with prices and promotions, including beef bacon eggs lard and condensed milk, urging customers to shop from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Dakota
Actes
Bing
Homng i
Sas Cvs Ste
Anonymous Gift Pushes Interchurch Campaign Total
New York reports an anonymous $3,000,000 gift to the Interchurch World Movement campaign. With incomplete returns read at a luncheon led by William G. McAdoo, Pennsylvania leads with $5,471,026, New York $5,072,571, Illinois $2,154,952, Massachusetts $2,021,926. California Michigan New Jersey and Ohio also exceed one million.
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New York
United Financial Campaign
Interchurch World Movement
William G. McAdoo
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
California
Michigan
New Jersey
Ohio
Reestablish Free Open Wheat Market Meeting Planned
New York April 30 A national conference will discuss methods to re establish a free open wheat market through grain exchanges after the United States Grain Corporation authority ends June 1 The meeting is set for Chicago May 7 Julius St Barnes United States wheat director announces representatives of wheat and flour trade organizations and newspapers are invited to attend
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New York
United States Grain Corporation
Chicago
Julius St. Barnes
United States
Barnes
Verdict at inquest blames sergeant for fatal shootin
In Dundalk Ireland on April 80 the coroner’s jury returned a verdict that Thomas Mullholland died from a bullet fired without justification and with intent to kill by Sergeant Bustard. Sinn Feiners cheered the ruling.
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Dundalk
Ireland
Thomas Mulholland
Sergent Bustard
Deschanel Chooses Simple Dress for France Tour
Paris reports that President Deschanel will wear soft felt hats soft collars and lounge suits during his forthcoming tour of France for himself and his entourage while on official duties. Previously he wore a swallowtailed coat and stir shirt from morning to night. Also noted the odd fact that jockeys' striped tights are largely woven by Siena nuns and a Mormon temple was recently dedicated on a Hawaiian island, claimed as the only temple outside the continental U S.
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Paris
Deschanel
France
Sienna
Hawakian Islands
Continental
United State
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Edward Johnson
Hans Kindler
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Messengers
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Pastoral Symphony
Henry Burr
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Esther Welker
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Charles Hart
Sterling Trio
Hiawatha
Joseph C. Smith
Orchester
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Camden, New Jersey
Cudahy
Japan
Ogi Ang
Omar
Seal of Montana
Montana Maid
Federal
Blanchard
Borden's
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North Main Street
East Park Street
West Park Street
Lowe’s Sanitary
Kalsomine
W. Park Street
Interchurch Movement
SINN
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