County Treasurer Reports Funds In April Totals
The April ledger from Treasurer Mcintyre shows a county fund balance of 421,4481.32 across trusts and agencies in Silver How county. It details allocations to highway bond, school districts, sinking fund, and other accounts, with totals for general, poor, bridge, and improvement funds. Tax receipts and licenses contributed to the month’s cash, while some sinking and in-vested funds remain unavailable for payroll.
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Mcintyre
Sisttiet
Mieseon
Funda
Notable Visitors and Local Notices At Butte Hotels
Helena and Billings visitors check in at Thornton and Butte hotels. Attorneys, railroad officials, and business leaders, including Ashridge, Lawson, Duffy, and Luke, travel for federal court sessions, meetings, and city business. Community events include the Ladies auxiliary card party for ex-service men and a Women’s Voters meeting at the Y M C A.
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Joseph I. Ashridge
Helena
J.C. Pym
R. A. Luke
Butte
Thornton Hotel
H. Robinson
Ditton
J. H. Duffy
Anaconda
B. Canfield
Wisdom
Butte Hotel
J. F. Phillips
P. O
A. D. Sperry
Remington Typewriter Company
Livingston
Leggat
H. Knope
William Knope
L. Nicholas
Northern Pacific Railway
G. E. Craven
First Baptist Church
Aaron Kuhn
Spokane
Kuhn
North Coast Limited
New York
France
Ladies of Security
Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion
K. of P. Hall
Galen
Warm Springs
Silver Row League of Women Voters
A. F. Rice
Montana
Neihart Fire Destroys Town. One Man Dies
Fire swept Neihart in the early hours destroying the Frisco hotel owned by George Roth and the Rohr building, Garfide warehouse, and Camaro River Mining mill. George Roch died from burns, Charles Roch severely burned, and property valued at about 175000 was lost. The blaze reached the Queen mine. wind hindered fire department efforts and insured mill damage reached 160000 with half covered by insurance.
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George Roch
Charles
Neihart
Frisco
George Roth
Rohr
Camaro River’ Mining Company
Chmcade Mining Company
Council of Hill City Reorganized After Vacancies Filled
The Hill City council reorganized after vacancies from resignations. Joseph Williams and Grover Robinson left their wards, with John Eatlick and Henry Sulivan named to complete terms. George Brunner reelected from the Third ward, Charles Juttner as city attorney, John Renfrey as city clerk, Harvey Griffin as city marshal, and Mayor Sweet secured unanimous support. J H Hill elected president and Daniel Corbett vice president.
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Walkerville
Hill City
Somell
Joseph Williams
Grover Robinson
John’ Eatlick
Henry Sulivan
No Blame For Mine Accident Verdict
The coroner s jury found Samuel Pollock died in an accident at the Hibernia mine on April 27. He was crushed between a cage and wall plates and found dead at the shaft bottom. No witnesses to the accident. The trial postponement till this morning for Margaret Colligan Dr Peter Potter and Sam Barker Jr on flag desecration charges due to attorney Poore s absence.
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Samuel Pollock
Hibernia
Pollock
Margaret Colligan
Peter Potter
Sam Barker Jr
Justice O'Neill
Poore
Jury Draws 119 Taxpayers for Deguilis Assault Trial
The first trial in the criminal department opened after Judge Lynch selected a 36 jurors from 77 taxpayers. Dave Deguilis faces first degree assault charges for a March 31 incident at Hugh McGarry’s Walkerville store, where three shots were fired through a window but none hit. Jury panel and names listed. defense to present evidence next morning.
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Criminal Department of the Court
Lynch
Servier
Dave Deguilis
Decuilis
Hugh McGarry
Walkerville
D. Clark
Alfred Collick
W. T. Davis
John’ J. Donovan
David Te Kvans
W. J.’ Evans
Carl Hammer
Michael D. Harrington
Arthur Johnson
Joseph Kernstein
William Kitt
Maimor Kolstad
A.W. Kwitz
Walter “Lawrence
Arthur ~ Liddicoat
James Tyneh
George J. McCracken
Fred” McLeod
Matalo — Marnetti
Safe in U S After She Was Lost in War
David Khoury of the Hennesay rug firm learns his daughter Mary David has arrived in the United States from Syria. She had been in a missionary school and faced Turkish brutality reports during the war. After armistice, government agents aided her entry. Mary will join her mother in Butte soon, visiting Aunt in Pennsylvania.
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David Khoury
Pennsylvania
Mary David
United States
Syria
Mex
Mies Khoury
Paris
Butte
Suspect Released Under $500 Bonds
W. H. Beale was arrested Sunday night by Sheriff Duggan on narcotics charges and arraigned yesterday afternoon before Justice ONeill. He was released under bonds of 500 dollars after being caught in the rear of the 300 block of South Arizona Street with a small quantity of cocaine. Sheriff Duggan also cites evidence of several tales Beale has told in recent days.
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W. H. Beale
Duggan
Justice O'Neill
Beale
Arizona
Brennan named new chief deputy in county clerk post
County official announces George Brennan will assume the chief deputy role for Clerk and Recorder Mike Sullivan, filling the vacancy created by W. S. Barclay’s death. Brennan, formerly chief deputy to Treas. Groom under Puckett, begins today.
Chinese Census Report Details Hidden Household Count
The article explains a yearly census method in China where the oldest master of every ten households counts the families and forwards the list to the Imperial tax house, as reported by the Argonaut.
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China
Federal court grist as arraignments fill docket
A crowded federal court in Hutte heard six guilty pleas and set trials on May 17 to May 19 for liquor and Prohibition Act violations. Fines totaled 1035 dollars with defendants like M J Baker and Adelbert Shute among those fined or given jail terms. Prosecutors emphasized speedy trials and constitutional rights.
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Hutte Yester
MO J. Baker
United States
W. A. Barke
Saaca
Barney Cat
Geel Ward
Adelbert Shute
Lung
Dennis Tach
Alex Franciscan
Tony Martinelli
Ightank Wilson
Peter Leary
Taiph Mongle
Ge Vauthier
Damage Case Nearing End In Brown Trucking Suit
Instructions to the jury were set yesterday in the Brown Trucking Company versus Brownfeld Canty Carpet Company damage action arising from an automobile collision on Harrison Avenue last year. The case before Judge Carroll has stretched over more than a week with a jury to decide after yesterday. Ethel Henry was granted a divorce from Leon Henry and custody of their child, with child support set at 50.8 per month. The testimony cited quarrelsome treatment by the defendant. John Mikkola was granted a divorce from Tilda Mikkola on the grounds of desertion, with custody of their two minor children awarded to him.
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Brown | Trucking Company
Brownfeld-Canty Carpet Company
Armament la Con
Harrison Avenue
Carroll
Ethel Tee “Henry
Leon W. Henry
Henry
John” Mikkola
Tilda Mikkola
Johnson appointed boiler inspector in Helena district
Gov Joseph M Dixon names Floyd Johnson of Patte as boiler inspector succeeding J Coburn of Patte. Johnson, a native of Anaconda and citizen of Hut te Mo, is a mechanical engineer with past work in laundries steam plants and mine engine rooms. He has served as deputy under Shelby Irvine. The salary for both offices is the same and the mayor needed to amend his slate at the eleventh hour.
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Prem. Helena
Joseph M. Dixon
Floyd Johnson
Patto
J. Coburn
Patte
City Docking
Hel
Johnson
Anaconda
Hutte
Euyler
Shelby Irvine
Irvine
Sohneon
An Johnson
New Chiefs Take Charge Amid City Dept Turmoil
Turmoil grips two city departments as retiring officials clash with new appointees. In the tramviescent street department Harvey Smith opposes Oliver and Golubin leading to arrests and a pending court case. In the Juttner Wittenberg dispute the court weighs who prosecutes while confirmations loom.
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Harvey Smith
Fleer Golubin
Mtr
Smith
Charles ‘Juttner
Daya Wberg
Fler
Nerane
Oliver Tt
Futtner
Airoet Department
Britth
Oliver
Colusaya
John C. Davies
New City
Mpport Smith
Murphy
Golabin
Mits
Itis
Juttner-Wittenberg
Wittenberg
Juttner
Shea
Nineteen and Phyllis at the Riatto theater
A small town life drama features Ray Ait in the new film Nineteen and Phyllis at the Riatto theater. Andrew Jarlson Cavanaugh plays the town youth with Clara Horton as the village belle. Jimmie Long vies for first honors in a close contest shaping the rivalry with Andrew.
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Charion Tiny
Nineteen
Phyllis
Riatto Theater
Mr. Tay
Andrew Jarlson Cavanaugh
Ray
Vixville
Andrew
Clara Horton
Dee
Jimmie Long
No Strike Rumor Denied By Butte Printer Union
The text states there is no strike or walkout at Standard Printing plants, including in Mont Sed Ra and across the country. A statement from Ba Welekwen of the Anaconda Typographical Union No. 265 confirms no strike and that reports of a walkout are unfounded.
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Montsedra
Anaconda Typographical Union
Butte Daily Post
Jard
Gustafsen Fined For Reckless Driving In Park Street
Fred Gustafeen charged with speed 28 miles per hour on Park street was fined for reckless driving after his car was struck by a street car when stopped by Officer King. The testimony notes the collision and street car damage. Mayor Stodden remitted the suit. Murphy and Jonnie Dor were fined $10 each for vagrancy. one drunk pled. bond forfeited. fines set at $10 per case.
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Fred Gustafeen
Park Street
Oficer King
Carelenanent
Stodden
Sue Vouiee
Murphy
Jonnie Dor
Sheriff Heads to Roundup for Prisoner Holden Capture
Sheriff Larry Duggan leaves for Roundup to take charge of G. L. Holden wanted in connection with harm and larceny. Holden was located at Roundup and arrested following a sighting by John J. Palmer, an employee in the dining car service of the Northern Pacific.
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Larry Duggan
Aay
Roundup
L."holden
Butte
Holden
Yeater Tay
John J. Palmer
Dihing Car’ Service
Northern Pacific
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