Thirty Days for Man with Dynamite
Judge Bourquin sentenced Thomas Smith Fleming and J T Campbell to thirty days in jail after they pleaded guilty to violating the explosives act. Smith admitted possessing explosives without a license. James W. Slater was found not guilty on a draft charge. Prichett and Stretch were charged with importing liquor in violation of the first amendment per information filed by Assistant District Attorney Baldwin.
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Bourquin
Federal District
Thomas Smith
Atlas Fleming
Aling J.T Campbell
Smith
James W. Slater
Nyuor
Cording. To. An
Lerday
Haldwin
Butte Builds New Rialto Cigar Industry Hub
Butte now hosts a Rialto cigar factory on North Main Street. A crew of experts blends high quality tobacco to boost production and state distribution. Malta concern heads say rising demand supports expansion, aiming to make the Butte product a city credit.
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Butte
Bute
Main Street
Malta
Rialto
Third generation of twin McDonald girls
Intact are the traditions of the McDonald family. Twin girls were born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Ted McDonald of 1735 Phillipa avenue. Mrs McDonald’s maiden name matched her husband. The piece notes that one twin may become the other over time. four such twins would be a family pattern. Mr McDonald, employed at Clark mill, is proud of two healthy daughters.
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McDonald
Ted. McDonald
Phillipa Avenue
Clark’ Mill
Disturbers Fined in Police Court
Disturbance cases netted the city five fines yesterday in police court. R Mil enich paid 10 dollars for a disturbance at 332 South Arizona Street. Mrs Jones paid 5 dollars for a row on West Broadway. Andy Jones and A J Maxwell were fined 5 dollars each for a disturbance on South Main Street. James Hall contributed 50 dollars for disturbing the yence on East Park Street. Sum ler was fined 10 dollars for bad behavior.
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R. Milenich
South Arizona Street
Jones
West Broadway
Andy Jones
A. J. Maxwell
South Main Street
James Hall
East Park Street
Sumler
Forsythe Death By Morphine in Butte Coroner's Jury Verdict
Hugh Sailor Forsythe a Butte publisher died Tuesday at the city emergency hospital from morphine poisoning a coroner's jury yesterday could not determine how or from whom he obtained the drug. The publisher testified and denied knowledge of the case.
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Hugh “Sailor” Forsythe
Butte
City Emergency
Forsythe
Relics of Great War Exhibited in Butte Public Borne
Rich relics from Europe’s trenches and ruined cities gather at 210 North Main Street in Butte as Cap. Allinbacher of the Australian expeditionary force displays items from Gallipoli to the front. Mud-stained shells sabers and torn uniforms tell of the chaos with a German officer’s uniform fragment and a battle-damaged English monoplane among exhibits. The display runs today and Sunday drawing visitors who glimpse the grim realities of war and the risks pilots faced.
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Europe
Butte
North Main Street
Cap
Allin"bacher
Gallinolt
Seventy-fourth Regiment
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