Bitter clash in police court over disturbance case
A heated police court session featured Judge Donlan and Assistant City Attorney Long trading barbs as W H Jones faced a disturbance charge. The jury found Jones guilty. he was fined 25 dollars and the case was appealed.
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W. H. Jones
Michael Donian
Tom Long
Nes
Donlan
Leggat
Whitty
Donian
Butte
Owen
Long
District Court of
Silver Bow
Jones
Supreme Aces
Axnesses
Brickbats for Bouque and a Suspended Sentence
Justice Buckley fined Mrs Delia Drew 15 dollars and gave a suspended sentence after she and others threw brickbats at a family quarrel at 23 and 25 Center street Centerville. The case followed a disturbance of the peace complaint and the McNamara fur overcoat theft case was postponed.
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Justice Buckley
Delia Drew
Buckley
Frank McNamara
Caugh
Old Pastor to Lead Prayer Meeting in Butte Church
The Rev. J. B. Noftsinger former pastor of the First Baptist Church of Butte and former five years at Mount Kon Washington will lead the prayer meeting in his old church tonight. He departs the city Thursday morning and many friends will attend to bid him farewell.
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J. B. Noftsinger
First Baptist Church of
Butte
Mount Kon
Wash
Frost to be relieved after three years in service
Wesley Queens reports that Mr Frost, American consular town in Washington, has long borne heavy duties from submarine destruction reports and will be relieved. Secretary Lansing plans to transfer him to Washington likely in the state department, with a successor to be chosen between Charles M Hathaway Jr or Homer M Byington.
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Wesley Queens
Washington
Frost
Lansing
State Department
Charles’ M. ‘Hathaway Jr
Hull
Homer M. Byington
Leeds
Ame Museum Plans Third Relief Ship To Crocker Land
The Ame Museum of Natural History announced a third relief ship to search for the Crocker land expedition marooned in the Arctic since 1813. The Neptune, chartered for the voyage, will be commanded by Capt. Robert A. Bartlett, previously with Peary. The Neptune is a coal carrier for the Erit government and is expected to sail northward soon. The report also notes church work in Europe faces discontinuation due to the war, with plans to resume after peace.
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Ame Museum "of Natural History
Crocker Land Expedition
Arctic
Neptune
Robert A. Bartlett
Peary
Nep
Eritovernment
Navy sailors liquor ban bill introduced in House
May Daniels introduces a bill prohibiting possession of liquor by sailors and barring vice establishments near naval posts. The measure, to align with army liquor legislation, was presented by House Naval Committee chairman Padgett.
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Washington
Padgett
House Naval Committee
Army
Barry escape case ties up Barry escape case ties up
A long article reports the Barry escape from hospital control in Butte. Sheriff J K O Rourke and deputies hunt for Joe Barry while detailing guards, hospital locations, and the complications of his flight.
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Barry
Butte
St. James’ Hospital
Antone Bertozito
Pat Brown
Jim Spiller
Bean
Recovd
Bertog
May
Ivan
James Finlen
Cabing
Rocker
TAC
Mise Kenny
Wax
Tairry
Wants Another Trial In Auto Death Case Of Lewis v Steele
Abram G. Lewis administrator of Rose Lewis seeks a new trial against Charles Steele for 25000 alleging death from an automobile collision. After prior trials the jury awarded 10000 then 12000 in the latest verdict, with appeals reaching the supreme court.
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Abram G. Lewis
Rose Lewis
Charles Steele
Lewis
Lynch
Gothe
Koing
Steele
Supreme Court
Judge Bourquin to Run His Own Movie Show
Judge Bourquin prepares to report findings in the Minerals Separation vs Butte & Superior patent suit by using a moving picture camera in chambers. Expert Professor Grosener prepared three reels aligned with testimony so Bourquin can operate the projector and have the footage explained by the testimony.
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Bourquin
Death of Carl Pingel in California After Butte Life
Carl Jay Pingel former Butte jeweler aged about 69 died in San Diego California after a long illness including an amputation of two feet. He and his wife were among Butte’s best known residents with a substantial real estate midlife fortune. Survived only by his wife as his daughter had died young. News of his death prompts remembrances from the local community.
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Butte
Mr. Pingel
Germany
Clara Hela
Hutte
Hight & Fairfield
Morgan's Part in Allied Purchases to Be Replaced
Washington May 22 The long standing business agreement between A P Morgan Co and Great Britain France under which the Morgan firm handled hundreds of millions of dollars of purchases for the allies in this country soon is to be replaced in part if not wholly by the new inter n
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Morgan Firm
Morgan
Washington
A.P. Morgan & Co
Great Britain
France
German Raider Supposed to Be Roaming Atlantic
New York reported that British authorities said a German sea raider escaped a German port and is at large. A Belgian relief steamship, arriving today, said its vessel was fired on by a British cruiser on May 13 off Scotland. The British ship stopped the relief vessel and explained the raider was mistaken for a four masted merchant ship leaving GARNEY under disguise.
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New York
America
Scotland
Garnery
Nan
Tarnowski Nears Hoh Area on Canoe Trip for Special Train
Tarnowski travels toward the Hoh area by canoe for a special train tomorrow. Admiral Paul von Hintze, German minister to Peking, will entrain. The party had no complaint about the ship inspection by British authorities at Halifax.
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Tarnowski
Hoh
Paul von Hintze
Peking
Berlin
Halifax
Exemption Guidance for June 5 Draft Registration
Washington May do not hide behind petticoats or children to avoid service in the new national army. Provost Marshal Crowder issues a guide detailing how exemptions are considered. It notes sole support status limits exemptions, lists visible physical defects as automatic disqualifiers, and requires applicants to explain job duties. It also explains natural born versus naturalized citizens and that alien enemies within age limits must register but may not be drafted.
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Washington
New National Army
Neval Crowder
Focal Boards
Yams Recommended by Italian Agricultural Papers
Agricultural journals in Italy urge farmers to expand sweet potato cultivation. They describe yam crops as valuable for soil health and food supply, highlighting practical methods and climate suitability across regions.
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Italy
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Heany
McGrath
Verri
van Orden
Casey
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N. K. Fairbank Company
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Chicago
Texas
Presbyterian Church In
Europe
Sylvester W. Beach
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Beach
Aurse
Excape
Fudge
Sherif J. K. O'Rourke
Sin Butte
Antone Hertoglio
Fred Donohhe
ERT
Famous Star
All Colors—Art Dept
Victor Records
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Ormer Butte
California
Jerman Raider
Atlantic
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