Ton Big Fine Day in Police Court
The police court collected 320 dollars yesterday in a banner performance. A crowd of alleged gamblers arrested at Thannhauser on South Main street were the heaviest contributors. Several defendants were fined or dismissed, with multiple fines for speeding, vagrancy, and drunkenness. One bond was forfeited for failing to appear, and suspensions or dismissals followed for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thannhauser
South Main Street
Castro Janbech
Janiech
Peter Job
J. Johnson
W. Lewis
Charles Craford
Tom Priden
Allie Hasson
Howard Dahl
P Turtle
Josephine Day
Montana Power Company
John Doe
Mike
Shiskey
East Park Street
Hanley
Rent pianos and hotel plans noted in brief
The item lists Orton Bros offering piano rentals at Alhambra Hot Springs for twenty dollars weekly under the American plan. A birth is recorded for May 27 to Mr and Mrs Ernet A Wilson of 2012 Princeton Street. A garbled passage mentions Loganport Indiana and a Brethren church conference ending with debate over talking machines and phonographs amid an automobile controversy.
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Orton Bros
Alhambra Hot Springs
Ernet A. Wilson
Princeton Street
Orrose Moxognarh
Logansport
Ind
Bia Moider
Brethren
Hureh
Jitney Drivers Push 25 Cent Fare Amid Protests
Floral Park residents denounce a push by a group of jitney drivers to raise fares to 25 cents during streetcar service. Meetings allegedly target uniform rates, with reports of vandalism against independents opposing the plan. Some drivers have already raised the fare to 25 cents while others resist, citing cost to families and public hardship.
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Floral Park
Ime
Sugar Trust
Park’ Street
Bootlegging Charge Involving Woman Named Pearl Brown
Fred Shellhorn sits in jail on bootlegging charges raised by Pearl Brown who also accused Arthur Teyman of being a party to the offense Reyman is jailed as well Police seized four gallons of moonshine raisins sugar at Shellhorns 327 South Arizona The Brown woman was intoxicated at the raid The court fined Reyman 50 and Pearl Brown 10 with McNichols dismissed Yesterday Brown swore to a complaint against Reyman and Shellhorn leading to their arrest
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Fred Shellhorn
Pearl Brown
Arthur Teyman
Reyman
Dan McNichols
Shellhorn
McNichols
Brown
Grimes
Family of Red Leader Found in Actual Want
Mrs ALS Embree wife of a teacher testified in the Manning inquest that no child left unfed or without essential goods. Silver Bow County officials investigated aid needs and granted temporary relief to the Embree family. A. 8 Embree, recently arrested in Wallace Idaho, faces criminal syndicalism charges amid reports he possessed radical literature. He testified supporting slowing employers to force concessions.
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Als. Embree
TWW
Thomas Manning
Silver Bow County
Embree
Wallace
Idaho
Ind
Manning
Citizenship granted to seventeen applicants in judge Jackson's court
In Judge Jackson's court Tuesday, seventeen applicants were granted citizenship from 41 total. Fourteen Germans and Austrians, including former soldiers and spouses, were approved after taking out papers declaring intent. Seven petitions were dismissed, two with prejudice.
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Jackson
George W. Trier
National Army
Joan Philip Smith
Waldo” Thompson
Patrick O'Sullivan
William Lee
Patrick Joseph McKee
Sarah A. Alexander
John Koeagle
Alexander Reder
Peter Piskulicn
Joseph Yager
Simon’ W. Kolch
Frank. Sim= Berman
Oscar Taderman
Joseph Saiotia
Antonio Pinter
Antone “Padsovich
John” August’ Berger
Ero
Free photographs for tiny toddlers event draws crowds
A local store offers free baby photos and a weight contest with merchandise prizes. Over 100 babies photographed since the offer began, with more than 200 entries in the weight competition. Mothers crowd the window displays as information on child health is shared by Deaconess Hospital speakers.
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Hennessy
Court Refuses To Try Wrong Greek For Grime
Discovery shows Sam Dick on Greek was misidentified as Mike Hatzes and countrymen. Justice Buckley’s son testified Thursday, leading to forfeiture of Hate bond at 350 dollars and a charge against George Pappas of Ton. The arresting officer John Duggan said the man appearing as Mata was not the accused. Bond set at 4500 with a search for Hatze underway.
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Sam Dick
Mike Hatzes
Buckley
Hureday
John Duggan
Mata
Wat Bam
Hatze
Funeral Attendees Rally For War Heroine
Reports say all to attend the funeral of Mrs Ralph Markland the French relief ambulance heroine who died from front line injuries in this city Tuesday night the gathering includes the entire Suit.
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Ralph Markland
France
China
Tokio
Associated Press
Ichina
Japan
Shantung
Foreign Office
Saye Chins
Jay
Dlapiage Sabanens
Warn Tourists Dangers Of Fires At Montana Forests
Fay G. Clark, supervisor of Deer Lodge National Forest, warned Rotary members that summer fires threaten Montana forests. He urged distributing safety cards at park entrances and cautioned tourists to extinguish all flames and avoid discarded lighted ends. Benjamin Owen and others backed forest service efforts.
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Montana
Rotary Club
Fay G. Clark
Deer Lodge National Forest
Clark
Forest Service
Benjamin Owen
Boy Scout
of Scouts
George Brown
Miles City
E. F. Ledman
Denver
C. J. Clapp
Dolph
Hellbronner
Butte
Brandon Charged With False Pretenses In Mobile Sale Case
A Justice Court complaint charges T. J. Brandon Jr. with false pretenses for selling an automobile mortgaged by another, while claiming to be the absolute owner. The filing cites J. Goodman as the complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Brandon Jr
Justice Court
J. Goodman
Gill says he fired to frighten only in Greene killing
Michael F. Gill testified that he shot to frighten the men leaving a coal yard and did not intend to kill. He described firing three shots at ground level at a 30 degree angle while a shadowy figures approached. Firearm experts testified how a bullet could ricochet and still kill. The defense called witnesses attesting to Gill’s character and reputation amid closing arguments scheduled for morning.
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Michael F. Gill
Patrick Henry Greene
Greene Xliner
Gill
Sheriff's Office
Gene’ Sullivan
Ile
Sullivan
Gin
Henderson
O'Rourke
John Flynn
John S$. Wyman
Wite
Mitchell
Paul Huadu
Mayo
Charles E.echo
Bach
Train Schedule Sparks May 30 Change On Pacific System
Washington reports on a May 27 note about New South Wales drought cutting wheat yields to about 49 000 bushels, the smallest in 30 years, with domestic consumption pressures. Oregon Short Line announces May 30 changes. Butte departure details incomplete in the fragment.
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Oregon Short Line
Butte
Washington
New South Wales
Sydney
Rebels tighten grip along Vera Cruz coast in 1913 report
MuneLs concentrated Vera Cruz May 27 by the Associated Press says rebel forces led by Felix Diaz along the coast near Nautle operate with other rebels while loyal troops remain to the Caranza government. No official confirmation yet.
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muneLs
Vera Cruz
Associated Press
Felix Diae
Vera Crus
Nautle
Catransa
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Autte News
Wales
Lowe's
Riddell
Hannifin
Lorens Butte Optical CO
West Park St
Dreibeleisong Shop
Park Street
Calking Company
Denenison
B. E. Calkins CO
BE. Park St
A. S. Embree
Hennessy’s
LMER
National Board of Farm Organizations
Boy Scouts
Brandon
Carthy
Bryant
Seth
Isis
Lyon
John J. M’carthy
Choice Line
India
Butte Mont
N. Chnios
Forsaysien Srt
Oechsli
West Broadway
Victor
Victrola
Orton Brothers
N. Main
Tney
Mack
McCarthy’s Sanitary Grocery & An
East Broadway
Yellowstone
North Dakota
McCarthy's Sanitary Store
Old
Dixie
Newbro
Drug & Dep't
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