Officers Start Move On Booze
In Silver Bow County court, State legal chief Collins presented informations charging three men in each case with sale, confession and maintenance of nuisance related to bootlegging. Only one defendant, Tom Sloan, was arrested. warrants returned Friday morning. bonds set at $1000. Debates over arrest warrants and court procedures continued as federal officers and state agents pursued alleged liquor law violations.
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Collins
Tom Sloan
East Park
Hutte
State Legal Department
Silver Row
Collins Gring
Butte
Dugcan
Tom Davin
Butte Tin
Buckley
Berenson
Stoddard
Wyoming
Sorenson and Stoddard
Jon Drew
Mes. Collins
Tater
Entering Oklahoma street home without a warrant
Officers entered without a warrant after stating they suspected a spill. They arrested John Carry, and an inventory was conducted without breaking a mirror. The hearing will explain the mirror incident. The 1924 Montana push led to 63 criminal complaints in one day, many with no convictions, and about 40 cases remain on the books though subject to dismissal for time limits.
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Oklahoma Street
John Drew
Collins
Adants
John Carry
State Department
Butte
Gene Stat
Wellington D. Rankin
United States
Montana
Vattorney'e Taft
Judes
Annes
cCani
Elsas
Drew
Seattle Author Claims Karnak Relieved Burden of Life
A Seattle writer and public figure Joe Shomaker endorses Karnak medicine. He describes severe nerve tension and illness that left life a burden until Karnak restored his health, stomach condition, and ability to work. He offers to verify his statements. Karnak is sold in businesses across Washington.
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Karnak
Clares Joe ‘Shomaker
Suthor
Seattle
Shomaker Indorse Kurnak
Isa
Washington
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Preeiasar Roosevelt
Albert B. Mead
Shomaker
Ite
Aten” Ave
Beatte
Mr. Shoanim
Tad
Tam
Butie
Trauerman Extends Eastward Trip for Company
Carl J. Trauerman president of the Montana Stock and Bond company, will visit Billings Casper Denver Kansas City St Louis Chicago Fort Wayne Pittsburg Washington Baltimore Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Minneapolis and St Paul. He was elected president and general manager at the directors meeting with D. J Fitzgeralda as vice president, Ernest Dorals treasurer, and J. A. Clifford secretary. The trip aims to advance the company and The Montana Natural Resources Bulletin. Upon return in July the firm will announce a business location.
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Carl J. Trauerman
Montana Stock
Boad Company
Jefer
Billings
Casper
Denver
Kansas City
St Louis
Chicago
Fort Wayne
Ind
Pittsburg
Washington
Baltimore
J. A
Jerry) Clifford
Traverman
Lis Organ
Montana Natural Resources Bulletin
Butte
Sheike
Arabia
Calcutta
Governor Fixes Good Roads Day Proclamation
Governor J I Erickson proclaims June 16 as Good Roads Day to mobilize Montana residents for time effort and money toward better highways statewide. The document stresses improved state communication and rural road needs amid population and geographic challenges.
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Montana
Commonwealth
J. I. Erickson
Atlantic
Schcee Tonde
Maulon
Montana Governor Proclaims Good Roads Day 1926
Governor J B Erickson designates Tuesday as Good Roads Day urging Montanans to contribute labor materials or money to highway improvements. The proclamation marks the event to be held in Helena with the state seal affixed in 1926.
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J.B. Erickson
Montana
Helena
Stay
Delsing roomer takes auto in rental debt case
Mrs. Kuld on South Main says a roomer left his car with her as security for overdue rent and then borrowed it to wash it. The man and the car remain missing while police search for both after a month’s rent owed and the vehicle reportedly disappeared during a wash attempt.
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Mra. Kuld
Sos South Main Street
Ian
Auto Cases Occupy Police Magistrate
Police magistrate handles auto case docket with multiple filings. One defendant, Anderson, is fined $26 after a routine violation hearing.
Disarmament limits debated at Geneva conference
Report from Geneva indicates a global disarmament limit is unsettled as delegates pursue the first Question on how far nations can lay down arms. The commission on international relief and Irene's group work toward a public session amid tentative progress and contingent outcomes.
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Geneva
Commission Tandaht
Etergumae
Nate
White's Scandals Not So Scandalous at Broadway Show
News item reviews George White's Scandals at Broadway with strong audience praise. It highlights catchy songs clever dances and colorful scenery praising Sonia De Calve Nyra Brown and Ace Det Flek while noting lavish costumes and sensational finales.
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George White
Butte
Kempt
Sonia de Calve
Himm
Ross
Nyra Brown
Ace Det Flek
Pergeous
Marcela
Erythe
Broadway
Santago
Vaiparamho
Australia
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Gotham Pooks
the Symons Dry Goods Company
Ummer
Sparks
Ultra Tong
Joel Shomaker
Trauerman
Jake Brooklyn
Mra K. Kummer
Rhea
Carter
van A
Pawon
Roomer
Anderson
Evangeline
Aaa
Rodneamond
Walter Clark
White
Evans
America
William Stre
Anna Anglin
E. Somerset Baugham
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