Kiddies Make Merry at Columbia Gardens Arbor Day
Arbor day celebration at Columbia gardens drew about 18 000 children and 2 000 adults from Butte and vicinity. The park buzzed with swings slides and ball games while teachers soothed minor scrapes. Free transport for city and visiting children and special trains from Grace Basin Melrose Glendive and others filled the crowd.
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Butte
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Irl
Butta
Milwaukee
Grace
Basin
Little Basin
Chilren
Melrose
Glendive
Divide
Buxton
Feeley
Oregon
Gregson
Dawson
Silver Bow
Rocker
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Brown
Judge Fines Saloon Keeper for After Hours Violation
Judge Whitty ordered Gus Anderson fined $20 for keeping his saloon open after midnight. Detective Frank White testified Anderson was found after 12 o clock with men in the hallway drinking fresh beer, while the judge praised law abiding saloon operators for preventing trouble.
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Judge Whitty
Gus Anderson
Frank White
Anderson
Police raid on poker game nets $80 and suspects
Detectives Morrissey and O'Donnell raided a North Covert area house during a sunny afternoon stakeout. Officers seized cash chips and cards after finding the poker table in use and took down names of suspected players for morning police court appearance.
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Morrissey
O'Donnell
Aucress
North Covert
Ben Mish
Arhil Hill
Iaane
Walla
Otto Johnson
Lowery Lane
Charles Dissarly Leonard "Miaka
Matt Mats Fony
Oscar Kainon
Mother of Lost Seaman Granted Washington Navy Yard Position
May Wilson suspended today the civil service rules so that Mrs. Annie Eoplucci, mother of John S. Eoplucci, the naval gunner who lost his life in the destruction of the American merchantman Aztec, be appointed seamstress at the Washington navy yard.
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Washington
May Wilson
Annie Eoplucci
John S. Eoplucci
Washington Navy Yard
France Receives $100 Million U S Loan for May Expenses
Washington reports that France today received the $100 million loan the United States sanctioned to cover its May expenses. Secretary McAdoo transferred the funds to Ambassador Guesser, and the transfer was completed by treasury warrant.
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Washington
France
United States
McAdoo
Guesser
Treasury
Judge calls for protecting children and lambs from speeding motorists
Police Judge Whitty urged protection for children and animals as speeding cases rose. Sgt Prija has kept a steady stream of motorists in court, five men fined ten dollars each for traffic violations, including Henry Carlson J F Milliken Tom McGree Frank Riordan and year Sharp.
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Whitty
Butte
Prija
Henry Carlson
J. F. Milliken
Tom McGree
Frank Riordan
Yecar Sharp
Fathers Seek Damages Over Sons Injuries and Death
A Milwaukee road collision case and a wrongful death suit share a courtroom as juries in Judge Lynch's department hear two actions. Joe Martini, represented by Meyer and Meyer, sues over a milk wagon engine crash injuring a boy at Rocker Crossing. In a separate action Matt Lamuth Sr. seeks damages after his son was killed by a Pedretti automobile near Meaderville. the jury awards $1,200.
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Lynch
Joe Martini
Arnaldo Martini
Milwaukee Road
William Meyer
Harry Meyer
Fred J. Fitt
A. J
Dames Johns
Jerry Duke
Dunn
Ed Quillan
Mleming
Frank
Haskins
B. J. Mahoney
Russell Whindon
Alfred Semelin
Frank Putzell
Frank Bayey
John Lawson
Martini
Matt Lamuth
Auainst
John
Pedretti
Caesar Pedretti
Young Lamuth
Dear Meaderville
Beto
Navy manpower bill boosts forces to 150 000 and 30 000
Washington May The bill to raise naval strength to 150000 and marine corps to 30000 passes the house. Current enlisted Navy 87000 plus 6000 apprentices and Marines 17400. Enlistments set for four years or as president prescribes, with many temporary naval and marine officer upgrades.
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Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
Astoria Mayor Arrested for Disturbing the Peace
F C Harley mayor of Astoria was arrested in the early hours for disturbing the peace but released when the desk officer refused to book him. Two officers who made the arrest were relieved of their stars by the chief of police amid allegations Harley was in a fist fight with an automobile driver.
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Astoria
Ore
F. C. Harley
Harley
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