Car Thief Caught After Chase Through Park Street
A. I. Stapleton chased a man who stole his automobile and caught James McCafferty, previously arrested by Butte police, delivering him to Detectives Morrison and Mitchell. McCafferty bolted at jail, was recaptured, and lodged on an automobile theft charge. A second tale notes more car thefts in two weeks. other complaints include a burglary charge against afor ris and a $60 trunk theft by Charles Larimore at a roughing house.
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A. I. Stapleton
Park Street
James McCafferty
Butte
Morrison and
Mitchell
McCafferty
Stapleton
Snv
McCaferty
James Afor Ris
Transom
Charles Larimore
Divorce Suit Between Lancaster and Tancaster Filed
Dixie Lancaster sues Norton T ancaster for divorce after a June 7 1804 marriage in Deadwood South Carolina. She claims desertion in April 1913. Judge Donlan granted Ruth Crawford a divorce from Melvin H Crawford with custody of one child. Grounds include desertion and non support.
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Dixie Lancaster
Norton Tancaster
Deadwood
Donlan
Ruth Crawford
Melvin H. Crawford
Mary Shim
Thomas A. Hill
French firm seizes inland Pacific phosphate reserve
A French company has secured possession of an inland area in the South Pacific believed to hold 10.9 million tons of high grade phosphate and substantial quantities of inferior ore. The move follows surveys suggesting rich mineral potential and raises expectations for export prospects and regional economic impact.
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South Pacific
Hearing on estate dispute at First National bank
The hearing on the estate of Thea Jane Davis before Judge Donlan examined two promissory notes from 1895 and claimed services with interest totaling about four hundred dollars. George Wesley Davie, executor, testified from his hotel room after being unable to attend in person. Attorneys for the executor and the bank presented arguments as proceedings were adjourned to a later afternoon session.
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First National Bank
George Wesley Davie
Thea Jane Davis
HA. Prank
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Napton
Postal inspectors land man in Falls
A Bowkind was arrested yesterday on a federal warrant after postal inspectors alleged he used the mails to defraud. He reportedly sent cordwood orders to several North Dakota locations without paying, and allegedly sent orders with no intent to pay. Judge Bourquin will try the Henningson Produce vs Whaley case in bankruptcy court. John Crossman filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the federal court with assets listed and exemptions claimed.
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A. Bowkind
Falls
Alege
North Dakota
Bourquin
Henningson Produce Company
W. C. Whaley
Internal Revenue
John Crossman
Hutte
Woman's Peace Party meeting planned for Wednesday
The Montana state branch of the Woman's Peace Party will hold a meeting next Wednesday at 3 30 PM in the South Side Methodist church at Lowell and George Streets. Mrs Una J Herrick was invited to speak but declined due to commencement duties. A musical program directed by Mrs Frank Riley with Miss Marie Hickey will precede a peace song by F J McNeill. Mrs James Lloyd Denison will preside and discuss Physical Education Versus Military Training in Our Schools, with Mrs H Reynolds reading a paper on The Price of War. The Emerson School Circle of the Parent Teacher Association is invited as guests, followed by an informal tea.
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Ing
Montana
Woman's Peace Party
Belock
South Side Methodist Church
Lowell
George Streets
Una J. Herrick
The
Agricultural College
Mt Bozeman
Her Flek
Butte
Frank Riley
Marie Hickey
F. J. McNeill
Jane ‘Adams
James Lloyd Denison
Emerson
Parent-Teacher Association
Tr Rogram
Armes
Western Circle to Buy Playground Equipment
The Western Circle of the Hutte Parent-Teachers association plans to purchase playground equipment for Webster school. A committee will decide in coordination with the board clerk, with speeches by Carl Warner and Miss Blair. Mrs. Brockway addressed child welfare, Muell played violin, and Miss Neal sang at the last circle meeting. Refreshments followed.
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Webster
Webstter
Hutte
Parent-Teachers Association
Sane
Carl Warner
Butte
Blair
McKinley School Manual Training Department
Thre. Brockway
Muell
Giadys Neal
New Theater Opens with Tangled Hearts at Liberty
The Liberty theater on West Broadway opened last night with Tangled Hearts. From 6:80 to 9:00 the 449 seats were filled, many standing, as patrons admired the modern interior and air ventilation deemed perfect. Manager M A Berger received congratulations while four piece orchestra under J W Gillette provided music.
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Liberty Theater
West Broadway
M.A. Berger
The
Liberty
Butte
West
J W. Gillette
Mise Ida May Park
Joseph de Grass
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Howard Music Company “_house of quality
North Main Street
Acaun
Ford
Newbro Drug Company
West Park Street
Butte, Mont
Wo Daves
Says IS
Plene National
Dontan
Mond
Woman’s Peace Party
Western Circle
Brinig—Kenopfel
Sam Kenoffel
Isaac Kenoffel
South Arizona Street
Gaberdine
Cravenette
Hennceey
Mrs. Wilson
Dennison
B. E. Calkins Co
Main and
Broadway
Anpres Phot
Mose Little
Pamily
Jerry Kennaugh
Jensen
Mont
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