Guilty pleas in federal cases and related actions
Dan Foley pleaded guilty in federal court to an indictment and an information, facing prison and a $200 fine plus costs for Volstead Act violation after a prior not guilty plea. Jim Vines, wanted in Wyoming for burglary and theft, agreed to requisition and will be sent to Wyoming. Sarah Poole seeks an injunction against Collector J A Walsh to stop disposal of two certificates of deposit and requests a show cause order. Revenue penalties involved a $2300 seizure in Missoula. Poole claims the money is hers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Foley
Ceater- Say
Jim Vines
Wyoming
Wyo
Ming
United States
Sarah Poole
J. A. Walsh
Missoula
Revenue Department
Mrssoula
Poole
The Gypsy Rover to Be Given on Friday
The Gypsy Rover, a romantic musical comedy, will be presented Friday by Butte high school glee clubs under Miss Eleanor A Tenner. After classes, the cast rehearses in the auditorium each evening. The high school orchestra will provide instrumental accompaniment, featuring seven first violins, six second violins, flute and other instruments. Principals include Gladys Martin Aleen Mayo Emmett Keyser Martin Huddett Sheldon Swenson Martha Bowden Edwin Buck Sidney File Geraldine Tallon Selwyn Burridge Roy McGrew Clifford Smith Teresa Kiesel Gladys Pierce Thomas Parrett and several student players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsy Rover
Butte High School
Eleanor A. ‘Tenner
Gladys Martin
Aleen Mayo
Emmett Keyser
Martin Huddett
Sheldon Swenson
Martha Bowden
Edwin Buck
Sidney File
Geraldine Tallon
Selwyn Burridge
Roy McGrew
Clifford Smith
Teresa Kiesel
Gladys Pierce
Thomas Parrett
Head of Celtic Cross Heard From In Butte
Miss Catherine Harrington reports Mrs Mary McWhorter funds support Celtic Cross activities in Butte with nurses students and trainees among members. She received badges for the group as the organization continues successful undertakings through its funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Harrington
Mary McWhorter
Celtic Cross
McWhorter
Huge Plate Glass Window Smashed At Symons Store
A large plate glass window on the Park street front of the Symons store, valued at over 500, was broken yesterday likely by cast iron from a passing auto. The window was a total wreck with a hole the size of a dollar where the missile struck, and a nondescript iron piece was found outside. The incident caused considerable neighborhood excitement as investigators and store staff probed the cause, noting insurance and future replacement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Symons
Dresner
Eden
Ron
Mr. Hyman
Symons Company
May Trial Jury Begins Today in Federal Court
The federal court opens at 9 30 for the May term with its trial jury. Three cases set for hearing include Ad far Johnson for transporting liquor under the Volstead act and John Vucanovich Jerry Rul and Charley Kovich charged with distilling. The judge notes most defendants plead not guilty but confess at trial, leaving juries with little to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adfar Johnson
John Vucanovich
Jerry Rul
Charley Kovich
Judge Shea Imposes Heavy Fine on Drunken Defendant
Police Judge Dan Shea fined a man $20 after the defendant offered no defense to testimony of police charging drunkenness. The amount exceeds the usual by Judge Grimes and prior judges, marking the first fine by the new police judge. Raed, pp. KAN How. police 309 Laurence Oliphant, noted author and traveler, linked to introducing cigarettes into Welsh society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Shea
Shea
Grimes
Uso
Raed
Kan How
Laurence Oliphant
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Geery
Arkansas
Gow
Warty
Rand
WB Tbs
Spee
Riddell
Park St
Murphy
Everett
West Park Street
Moresco
Ellis Paint CO
Yankee
India
A.K. Whipple
New York
International Film Service
Duke of Connaught
Lattour
Photo International
Vines
Wayming
Babyoweek
AJC
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