Market Shacks To Be Torn Down In City Market
Fire Marshal Mentrum ordered condemnations after inspecting the market district with Mayor Cocking and city officials. He targeted curb shacks and several frame structures including Mercury and Bucsko buildings, with demolition to begin after 10 days for some sites and 5 days for others. Market operations may continue in newer locations if overhauls are completed.
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Ukase
R Mentrum
Istrict
Cocking
Aldermen Bank
Butterfield
Callow
Heslet
Scnnett
Mercury
Bucsko
Wyoming Street
Market
Hogan's
Rpenter
Quarts Street
Mentrum
Quartz
Butte News Notes Highlights Local Visitors and Events
Butte residents and visitors are noted in a busy roundup. Missoula and Billings figures visit, hotels host travelers, and business trips, with several arrests and court actions noted. Epworth rally and church events planned, and industry figures from Seattle and Los Angeles pass through.
No Case Found Against Bilboa Kunz in Taxi-Depot Beating
Judge Shea dismissed charges against James Bilboa and Roy Kunz after ruling the city failed to prove a case in the beating of overseas veteran P. J. Tevlin at a Northern Pacific depot during a dispute over a taxi. Eyewitness William Wright testified three men fought Tevlin who was on the ground at times. A third man faced later hearing in Justice O’Neil’s court. meanwhile Tevlin’s condition kept him absent from proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
James Bilboa
Roy Kunz
P. J. Tevlin
Northern Pacific
Teviin
Bilboa
Kunz
Wight
Wittenberg
Wright
Maloney
Ribboa
Tevlin
View Regal Lodge i
Lord Meuten
Ant
Ireland
Rush to plead guilty floods federal liquor cases
In a rush to plead guilty in federal court multiple offenders against liquor laws admitted guilt. John Ucanovich received six months and a 150 dollar fine. Erdman, Jacobson, Keough, Simonich, Saxhang all pleaded guilty with varying sentences. Jury deliberations continued on other bootlegging cases as defense arguments cited war service and presidential clemency appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¥Ucanovich
Parad Tache
Charles Erdman
Oscar Jacobson
Pat Keough
Martin Simonich
Chris Saxhang
Oxford
Erdman
Jacobson
Atd
Jerry Rul
Wilson Cooper
Rul
Vucanovich
Waugh
Europe
Tuolumne Mining company names new president
W. P. John of Milwaukee was elected president of the Tuolumne Mining company to succeed the late Edward Hickey at a board meeting in the Tuolumne office in Butte. The vice president post will be filled later. John has long been associated with the company and heads several firms including Milwaukee Patent Leather and Milwaukee Glove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. John
Milwaukee
Tuolumne Mining Company
Edward Hickey
Butte
John
Milwaukee Patent Leather Company
Milwaukee Glove Company
Potomac Copper Company
Pilot Butte Company
Wright Leads In Paper Contest At Butte High
The Mountaineer contest at Mountaineer office shows Willoughes Weight in the lead as of yesterday afternoon. The sale of commencement editions is the prize, with a free trip to Missoula to attend the state interscholastic peel. Second place is held by Hounsel with 2431 Sara O Con.
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Butte High School
The
Mountaineer
Willoughes
Missoula
Eli
Wolds
Sara O'Con
Tons of Shoes to Put On Sale in Butte
Butte residents will have a chance tomorrow to buy shoes at sacrifice prices through the Army and Navy Clearing House at 76 East Park Street. The agency, which runs branch stores in other Montana cities, recently closed several large special purchase deals worth tens of thousands of dollars, including men’s dress shoes and work shoes from Brockton manufacturers. Arrivals include brown and black leather styles for men and youths, plus women's and children's shoes.
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Butte
Army ‘and Navy ‘Clearing House
East Park Street
Montana
Brockton
Mass
County Health Best in History County health best in history
County health officer notes only eight sickness cases in April in Silver Bow County. The monthly health report praises overall health. The health office reports distribution of medical supplies and $800 worth of antitoxin units threatened by the state Board of Health.
Pipestone Pass Plans Approved for Construction
Pipe stone Pass construction may begin within a month with an estimated outlay around 150000. Secretary of Agriculture and federal district engineer Mr Keene approved the plans and inspections were to occur in a week. State Highway Commission aims to expedite preliminary work and county commissioners report progress on the Pipestone Base Project.
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Pipestone Pass
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
Keene
State Highway Commission
John N. Edy
State High Commission
Eighteen Mile Hill
Silver Bow County
Spann
Missoula
Bureau
Secretary of Agriculture
Marshall
Federal District
Federal Bureau of Roads
Bar Association Elects Officers at Silver Bow Meeting
The Silver Bow Bar Association elected Loyd Fluent first vice president Hari Madgett, second vice president George Le Sage, and Joseph P. Wilk secretary treasurer. Retiring president Joseph Griffin received thanks for his tenure. Resolutions mourning Peter Breen and John F. Forbis Jr. were adopted unanimously and sent to widows and courts. An executive committee was also chosen: Harry Meyer, Carl J. Christian, W. S. Try, Henry Levinski, and EM.
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Peter Breen
John F. Forbis Jr
Silver Bow County Bar Association
Loyd
Hari Madgett
George le Sage
Joseph P. Wilk
Joseph Griffin
Een
John Forbis Jr
State Supreme Court
District Court Musilver
Ofre
Harry Meyer
Carl J. Christian
Henry Levinski
Paul George Receives Long Jail Sentence
Paul George was sentenced to a lengthy term in jail after a trial connected to a sexual offense involving a ten year old girl. The case stemmed from statements by James Bonner and J. F. fed during the robbery incident. The trial took place yesterday afternoon as defense counsel sought a smaller jury panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul George
James Bonner
J. F
Hietimornini
Phedee
Seven States Set Records in Drive Across Nation
States including Connecticut Florida Delaware Reds New Hampshire and the District of Columbia surpassed fundraising goals with records noted yesterday. Total pledges reached around 1.9 million with individual state sums ranging from 340 000 to 4600 doi. Speakers at the banquet included William G McAdoo and several others. purchases and personnel details follow in the report.
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Redsini
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
Lumen i Mtorray
Cornaee
Teatt
Willam G. McAdoote
Enie
Mert Tan
Opeiensayer Wieheland Trudy
John
Jancey
John Dan
Lawrence Godkin
Jury Continues Unbroken Record in Bootlegging Case
The federal jury renewed its streak of conviction in every case brought to trial. The defendants Jerryful and Charley Kovich face verdict details after a hung jury on one charge. Additional information filed against Greenwood for contempt and against Nichols and Yunk for bootlegging highlights a city crackdown. Special B A and P railroad trains will run May 1 with schedules from Anaconda to Butte and return, including late-night departures.
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Ried
Sela
Uity
Jerryful
Charley Kovich
Kovich
Greenwood
United States
Shelton
Waa
William Nichols
Yunk ‘Tae
First Man Arrested Under Day Law Freed
The first man arrested in Silver Bow county under the Volate ad act was dismissed in federal court yesterday on motion of the government. John Burkland from Arizona faced charges since February of last year. Prohibition officers conducted a warrantless entry and seizure, but the federal court recently ruled such evidence inadmissible and seizure requires a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow County
John Burkland
Arizona
Burkland
Funeral notices for Townsend and Holdan announced
The funeral of Tanac Townsend, age 71, will be Saturday afternoon at Dugenn's undertaking parlors with Rev Charles A. Look officiating. Interment in Mount Morian cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Matilda Holdan, age 25, wife of Gus Holdan, will be at the residence 513 Watson Sue at an announced time.
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Townsend
Tanac Townsend
Hall Gace
Tomorrote
Dugenn
Charles A
Mount Morian
Boldan
Matilda Holdan
Gus Holdan
Watson Sue
Funeral notices mix in Lovelock and Nevada area
Notices of funeral services for Ballantine Cullinan and Dolan describe services in Sherman Reed chapel Lovelock Mountain View Nevada St Marys St Patricks cemeteries. Interments, clergy names, and times are listed with family residence details and local church venues. The garbled text includes partial phrases and stray lines about expressions and thanks.
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Ballantine
David Ballantine
Sherman & Reed
Lovelocky
Dolan
Margaret
Mercury Street
St Patrick's Church
St Patrick's Cemetery
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Jefferson County
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Jefferson
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Hutte
Thorn
Jonnie Doe
Andrew Hokes
Peter Smith
Smith
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Great Northern
Helena
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Minneapolis
Associated Exhibitors Motion Picture Corporation
Grand Hotel
Northwest
I. M. Reynolds
Boulder
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Epworth League
Mountain View Church
Dewey
Central Epworth League
M. Schoenfeld
Seattle
Leggat Hotel
Shoenfeld
Henry the Big 4 Tailor
J. & T. Cousins
Louis
Huberts
Aes
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Tuolumne Company
Hickey
Lyon
Swift
Spaghett
John J. W.carthy
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Ecole
Buttes
Aiawes
Tor Bly
Alanchard
Lamb
Meeury
Mont
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Lil Bow County
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Anaconda
Tutte
Thomas Meighan
Lois Wilson
George Loane Tucker
the Miracle Man
Betty Compson
Columbia Floral Co
Wilhelm & Leonard
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Undertakers
Larry Duggan
Madable
Undertaker and
Embaimen
Ot Stain Berea
Thonastor
Hibernia
Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel
Aemmusic Roan
Arzona
Phone
Faasral
McCarthy
Sanitary Grocery and
East Broadway
White House
Idaho
Leo
Oregon
McCarthy's Sanitary
Daly-Shea Company
Uneral
Embalaerd
Tankike
Tose
Joan Schroeder
Joseph Richards
Hum Wah Lung
Carly
South Main Valley
Mead
Lucinda A. Mead
Percy
White
Marysville
Sam R. White
Bawara’ Hickey
Tongas
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Edward J. Hickes
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W.S. Hickey
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