Seven more automobile owners arrested in city crackdown
Seven more arrests were reported by the town patrol for violating the ordinance on car ownership. Police notified the suspects to appear before Judge Whitty, with names including Dr. J. L. Shotka, Dr. Frank J. Williams, Dan Reardon, A Le Steele, August Hecktold, Kay Kunte, and the Park Taxicab manager. The arrests followed a drive to curb nonessential vehicle use amid alleged personal recognitions. The article also recounts a christening incident where an intoxicated woman disrupted events, fainted, and was escorted home before police intervened.
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Tame Patrol
Dudge Whitty
Uromobilists
Severitt Ware
Taxi
J. L. Shotka
Frank J. Willams
Dan “Reardon
A. le “Steele August Hecktold
Kay’ Kunte
Anager
Park
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Ann Eve
Wyoming Street
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Gilbert
Intoxteath
Explosive Pack Found This Week Near Town
A farmer reported discovering a large quantity of dynamite packed in sacks. The cache was found by the sheriff Under Sheriff John Mella and others after thieves hid the explosives in two stores and a box. Investigations continue into who placed the caches and why.
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Price Hikes Threaten Beer Consumers Says Retailers
A scrawled editorial warns of rising beer costs as retailers hint that the price of "short shore" and imported liquor will jump to 20 cents. Smaller dispensaries may lack stock, leaving drinkers to pay premium prices for wine and whiskey as a wave of shortages and higher taxes looms.
Frank Hutchell Gies Old Butte Resident Passes
Frank Hutchell Gies, longtime Butte resident and former Montana Railroad engineer, died yesterday at age 63. Born in Saco Maine and raised in Taunton Massachusetts, he lived much of his life in the West. He is survived by his wife Amelia Mitchell. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. at White's undertaking establishment.
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White
Reckless Driving Charge Filed Against Rupert Gilbert
Police report Rupert Gilbert charged with reckless driving on Harrison Avenue. Witness statements claim a 44 mile per hour speed to overtake Murphy's machine, with Gilbert defending his need to travel fast.
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Petereeta Te Tee Eee
Rupert Gilbert
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Murphy
Thirty Years in This Protorate No Public Observance Noted
In Tutte the pastor B J Groeneveld served thirty years at the First Presbyterian Church. He will miss services as he attends his mother in death and travels to Columbus Ohio for the assembly. He led the church’s building pledge and will be away next month until Mrs Groeneveld returns.
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First Presbyterian Church
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Rugening
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. Groeneveld
Ea Eveld
Wharton
Poor Aim Gives Game To Tigers On Late Throw In
Cobb scores from the second half as a misthrow during a throw in leads to a Tigers win. The final but decisive moment swings the game in their favor and tallies Cobb’s standout scoring contribution.
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Cobb
Honors Are Even In Double Bill Reds and Pirates Split
Reds and Pirates split the first bargain day doubleheader as both teams exhibit strong batting and pitching. In the opener, Reds emerge with a tight victory behind solid relief work by a younger pitcher. The nightcap sees Pirates bounce back with timely hitting and steady defense.
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Pirates
Helman Sacrifices Toney Wins Starter
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Milwaukee club manager shot dead in downtown hotel
Milwaukee manager of the Milwaukee baseball club was found shot beside him in a downtown hotel. Ned Egan, known as king of the bushes, died in a Chicago hotel after a fall injury last winter ended his playing days. Dorothy Hurns of Los Angeles defended her Women’s national title in Alameda, while other results and names appear in fragmented race and athletics notes.
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Milwaukee Baseball Club
American Association
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Chicago
King of
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Semanee Waterloo Club
Central Association
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Los Angeles
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Review of the Week in the Big Leagues
A fragmented review centers on Phiadeshia and leading teams in a broad weekly summary. It mentions New York and Philadelphia figures with unclear references to cities, players, and outcomes, offering a general sense of national league activity without definite results or dates.
Butte Youths Stole Car. Officers Nab Pair
In Butte two youths attempted a car theft at 101 South Wyoming Street. Sheriff and Detectives pursued, car identified by number, and the youths were handcuffed as they rode to police headquarters. A money payment dispute and a separate union fund note appear in the text. The article largely documents the chase and arrest with related but unclear details.
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Wyoming Street
Murphy
Sherif Adam
Hannigan
Pollen
Jeraff Aduzne
Hhieby
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Children invited to gardens Arbor Day event
Silver Bow county schools will visit Columbia Gardens on Arbor Day May 14 as guests of the garden management. Invitations went to all county schools. transportation fare will be covered. A special Milwaukee, Oregon Shore Line train and Anasmin & Pacific lines will be chartered for the Kiddies from Butte to the gardens at street gate, free of charge. Past festivals averaged nearly 4,000 attendees.
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Silver Bow County
Columbia Gardens
Oregon Shore Line
Anas Min & Pacific
Senator Clark
Butte
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