Moran On Trial Burglary Charge In De cember 1919 Case
Charles Moran and Jesse Weaver face separate trials in Judge Jones's court for burglary in the Rookwood block. Police Officer Ray Fraser testified about the December 14 1919 night when Moran allegedly hid behind a door as Hamnes room was searched. tracks and a transom disturbance suggested intruders accessed McCarthy and Hamnes rooms. The state had not completed its case when the court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moran
Jesse Weaver
Weaver
Fraser
James J. McCarthy
Hamnes
Guy Tyler
McCarthy
Moran
Return to Work Upon Highways of Silver Bow
Eighteen men, the regular county labor force, returned to work after recent steady rains. They demanded higher wages and consent was sought from the courthouse janitors, who also resumed work at fifteen dollars a month.
Boulder News Roundup Highlights Local Travels and Visits
Boulder May 14 local notes show residents traveling to Helena Missoula and College Point for visits and summer programs. Several residents including Louise Hoethke and Lucy Bub explore family ties while others seek health care and university summer sessions.
Reception honors pastor and choir at First Presbyterian
The women of the First Presbyterian Church plan a reception at 8 o'clock to honor Rev. B. J. Groenveld for 32 years of service and to recognize the choir. All adult members and friends received invitations and a large gathering is expected.
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First Presbyterian Church
B. J. Groeneveld
Wellinton Smiths Welcome Second Son at Calnia Street
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wellington Smith of 1003 Calnia Street yesterday marking the second boy in the family Both mother and child progress nicely Mr Smith is architect of the Butte publications Brown Hitchcock wedding in Whitehall reconciliation details note witnesses Mary Passmore and Mrs L V Groeneveld attended Seeks A New Trial in Carrigan O Mara mining dispute Motion heard by Judge Jackson and taken under advisement seeking an accounting in mining property deal
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Wellington Smith
Cal Nia Street
John Carrigan
John O'Mara
Jackson Friday
Laurel High School Holds 1920 Commencement Exercises
Laurel May U4 1920 commencement exercises held in the gymnasium with seven graduates receiving diplomas Jessica Harriet Kremer William Elmer Kremer Lucille Scheldecker Mildred Hazel Richardaon Alma Jenkins Cloyd Henry George Kenyon Vernis Charlotte Van Nice. Addresses by Prof P V Gordon and Rev Otto Ath. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev Joseph Pope. Junior banquet and seniors guest banquet followed by final event, the play Batley First, at the Merchants' Hotel.
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Otto €Ath
Jessica Harriet Kremer
Myrna McNeil
Vernie Charlotte van
P. V
Graft
V.benediction
Hev
Bhiev
Gym- Rum
Joseph Pope
Merchants
Howtel
Miamni Association
Chass
Bately
Despondent man in Boulder ends his life in cabin
Peter Tun stall, an English immigrant and longtime associate of Mrs. Jane Poore of Butte, killed himself in a cabin behind other buildings in Boulder on Wednesday morning after years of asthma and tuberculosis. He had sold his valley ranch and left an estate likely worth $2,000 or more after final expenses.
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Boulder
Peter Tunstall
Jane Poore
Butte
School Athletes to Give Exhibit in Deer Lodge
On May 21, the public schools of Deer Lodge will present an evening exhibit at Central School. Miss Gladys Wright directs displays of physical education work on rings, rope ladder, Swedish ladder, tumbling, and drill with Indi wands. Proceeds fund equipment for expanded programs.
Yellowstone River Swells After Recent Rains
Laurel Montana May 14 heavy rains swelled the Yellowstone River by about three feet in 24 hours. Rail and wagon bridges faced danger with a washed out bridge on the CB Qs Laurel Denver line cutting train service. Onlookers near Laurel watched 500 cattle and horses under the bridge as Northern Pacific crews cleared driftwood from bridge sites. A Montana Power transmission break between Laurel and Columbus cut electric power for most of the day until repairs were finished.
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Laurel
Yellowstone
Silesia
Denver
Northern Pacific
Montana Power Company
Columbua
Legion Post Will Celebrate July 4 in Boulder
Boulder May 14 The Amer War Legion post Nov 46 is preparing a large Fourth of July celebration in Boulder for the first time in years with support from business and professional men. The event will feature a creditable sports program and patriotic activities. In Christian Science news First Church of Christ Scientist and Woman’s club building hosts services Sunday at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with subject Mor tals and Immortality and a Sunday school at 9:45.
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Boulder
Amerwar Legion Post
Boulders
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Corner Park and
Clark Avenue
Gathering Potato Crop Couldn't Dig Last Fall
Boulder May 14 Joseph D Wile Hamson who has a lane near the Station where he has been last winter has been hare Meeting his crop of potatoes which he was unable to dig last fall because of heavy snow. He found eight sacks dug in fine condition with eight feet of snow covering protecting them during the winter. This is an unusual occurrence in this part of the state with no known precedent in nearby communities.
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Boulder
Joseph D. Wile Hamson
Ctober
Federal Jury Is Called On Monday
A federal jury call is issued for Monday, with expectations set for potential attendance and jury duty procedures amid unclear seating and schedule details. The notice prompts potential jurors to prepare for selection and reporting location.
Pleads Guilty to Selling Moonshine on East Broadway
Thomas Connelly pleaded guilty by counsel to selling liquor at 39 East Broadway in police court yesterday. Officers confiscated a large quantity of moonshine liquor after searching the place at the time of arrest. Judge Grimes assessed a fine of 100 dollars.
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Thomas Connelly
East Broadway
Grimes
Montana Wheat Crop Has Cheerful Aspect
Helena May 14 Montana's wheat crop will run from 30 009 000 to 36 000 000 bushels Grain conditions could not be better and optimism prevails in the grain growing sections of the state Members of the Montana Grain Growers association are meeting here to discuss the crop situation Visitors from every section report spring wheat acreage reduced a tile but general conditions excellent and the crop expected to be only slightly less than normal
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Helena
Montana
Montana Grain Growers’ Association
Sues to Recover Diamond Ring in Local Case
Frances Kurtz sues Louis A Buckley to recover a diamond ring delayed by witness release from out of state. Judge Lamb grants a continuance as the ring remains in a jewelry store awaiting ownership determination after a justice of the peace issued a warrant and recovered the ring following theft.
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Frances, Kurtz
Louis A. Buckley
Motorist Arraigned After Pedestrian Rundown
Joe Columbo was arraigned yesterday before Police Judge Grimes on charges for failing to stop after striking pedestrian B. Sabin at Main and Broadway. The victim who filed the complaint did not appear in court.
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Joe Columbo
Grimes
B. Sabin
Main and
Broadway
Columbo
Two Children Sent to Houses of Correction
Old girl found guilty in juvenile court Frida was sentenced by Judge Lynch to the Home of the Good Shepherd until she reaches an age. A boy was sentenced to 20 days in the county industry school for entering a school building. He had prior trouble but was paroled. Three widows were granted.
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Frida Wa
Lynch
the Good Shepherd
County Industry School
Bat
Grante
Burial rites held for former county official Barney
Nearly all Silver Bow county officials attended burial rites for Barney, former county commissioner, yesterday. A requiem mass was sung at St. Joseph's Church by Father O'Malley. Many floral tributes were placed. Burial followed at Cross Cemetery with seven pallbearers, including Sheriff J O'Rourke, County Commissioner M Fabian, Otto Simonson, Bi Cooney, J C Freeman, and Patrick Lehon.
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Amerals
Hervie
Barneyade
St. Joseph's Chure
Father O'Malley
Buri
Oly
Cross Cemetery
J O'Rourke
M. Fabian
Otto Simonson
Bi Cooney
J.C. Freeman
Patrick Lehon
Arizona pool hall proprietors fined for unlawful gaming
Sam Burzan and Steve Srdanovicl, proprietors of the Arizona pool hall, were fined $60 each by Police Judy Grimes yesterday. The complaint, filed by Mike Barnovich, alleges they conducted an unlawful game to unlawfully obtain money after Barnovich testified he had lost a sum in a gambling game.
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Sam Burzan
Steve Srdanovicl
Arizona Pool Hat
Judy Grimes
Mike Barnovich
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