Jury Box Filled For Becker Trial
The jury to determine if Charles Becker former police lieutenant led a conspiracy to murder Herman Rosenthal was completed late today with 12 jurors. Adjournment was taken until 10:00 tomorrow as District Attorney Whitman and counsel discussed matters in chambers. The first witness expected is William File a policeman at the Metropole hotel when Rosenthal was shot.
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New York
May
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
F. “Meredith Blagg Yond Merchant
Jore James Faust
Thom W. Edwards
Edward van ‘Eman
Paul D. Camere
Robert Baxter
D. le Hol
Shaul
Justice Seabury
Whitman
Martin T. Manton
Bee 1
Manton
A.V. Farley
W. R. Smith
Hich
Seabury
Cochran
William File
Metropole Hotel
Rosenthal
Arbor Day Observance Draws 25000 School Children
Butte area pupils from Rocker Silver Bow Dawson Gregson and other communities travel by streetcars trains autos and tallyhos to Columbia Gardens for Arbor Day May 12. The fifteenth annual event will sell 25000 tickets and include students from high schools the school of mines and business colleges. A stray note mentions the Zeppelin airship causing little noise in related lines.
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Butte
Columbia Gardens
Rocker
Silver Bow
Dawson and
Gregson
Anaconda
Thechool of Mines
Business Collges
Brewster's Millions Comedy of Adventure at American Theater
A review notes Brewster's Millions as a lively comedy of adventure with Edward Abeles as Brewster, praising its mix of farce and satire. The piece highlights the theme of a poor man seeking riches, social folly, and the transformation of character as fortunes rise, offering both humor and a moral reflection.
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Miltons
Aivons
Fatios
Someay
Ste
Brewster
Edward Abeles
Kuhn, Loeb & Co Decline Financing Invitation
In a Missouri Pacific railway special directors meeting New York firm Kuhn, Loeb & Co declined to finance 25000 notes maturing June 1 after careful property examination. Otto Kuhn stated the decision came after thorough review and expert appraisal.
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New York
May
Missouri Passe
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Otto Kuhn
Lear
The Bald Man and the Barber’s Pretence
A humorous exchange reveals how barbers cope with bald customers who insist on treating a bald head as if it held hair. The boss and barber mock the notion, insisting imaginary hair must be styled and plastered down to satisfy the ego of the bald patron. The tale ends with the patron patronizing a barber who reveres his shiny dome as if it were Samson’s.
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Hal
Brown
Smith
Samson
Laborers Digging Ditch With Doubtful Purpose
A gang of laborers toiled across the street in a tense scene as they excavated a trench that could be a sewer or gas pipe. One worker appeared to perform mechanically until the foreman teased him to lean on the shovel, promising pay if the dig broke.
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Francisco Argonaut
Peter Huber Confesses to Robbing Post Office
Peter Huber confessed to stealing 27 dollars and a revolver from the Pipestone post office last Sunday after an examination by U S district attorney B K Wheeler yesterday. He said he entered through a window and sought money to come to Butte. He pled guilty when arraigned before United States commissioner ML Vat Ellen and was bound over to await the next federal grand jury. Bonds were set at 1 dollar and he was jailed. The complaint charges breaking into a Wilde ing part of the post office with intent to commit larceny. He had lived in Anaconda and worked near Pipestone after traveling from Three Forks. he had been arrested previously in Anaconda.
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Peter Huber
Pipestone
B. K. Wheeler
United States
Butte
Vat Ellen
Jai
Ation Hey
Anaconda
Changing the Drinks on the Beach Sleepers
Two vianswermen, drunk and longing for sleep, stretched on warm beach sands and slept soundly. A wave washed a splash of salty liquid from the sea into one man’s mouth as he awoke and mumbled that the drink was being changed.
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Fonncssy
Norfolk
Madras
Balbriggan Union
Ace
Kran
W. Bourke Cochran
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