Federal court speeds up trials in liquor cases
Multiple defendants faced charges of possession sale and abetting liquor at a federal court session. Sentences ranged from 30 to 60 days with fines of 100 dollars. Several cases featured witnesses bonds and bench warrants as defendants were missing or unproduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wiley
South Main Street
Wiley
Dan Campbell
Bourquin
James Drumgoole
Angus McLeod
East Park Avenue
Anaconda
Joe Dini
Walkerville
John McCaw
Dini
Henry Falcioni
Silver Star
Falcioni
Wilbert Moran
Butte
Mike Norsel
John Koski
Mussolini
Antonio Mugnami
Meaderville
Mugnami
Italy
Fred Shannon
Tom Stanovich
Mike Stanovich
Mike Dillon
J. W. Sullivan
Steve Sullivan
Charles Lewis
C. J. Wulff
Ed Lowrey
James Barrett
Charles Wilson
Jack Smith
Harry Roberts
Harold Holmes
Dee
Mike Duganazia
John Quill
Charles LeSage
James Cardwell
Alice Cardwell
Jack Drew
Thomas Gallagher
Bob Snyder
C. J. Wold
Bill Harrington
Ed Padden
Jack Duggan
John Dueggan
Vaso Stanich
John Waters
Vidak Vuieich
Wm. Green
Wm. Jones
Frank Kopp
Clarence Whitlock
Bert Bennett
John Cabry
Jack King
W. J. Spargo
Wm. Spargo
J. J. Connolly
Ben Donohue
W. E. Ferguson
Nick Koussoulous
Peter Pappas
James Lanigan
Mike Bulatovich
Joe Stepich
John Bevac
Orville Duffy
Martin Garrity
O. M. Boyce
Oren Ozburn
Adrian Nagle
L. Thibodeau
Bert Williams
A. van Eggen
Victor Yorick
Jerry Marsters
Mike O'Donnell
John Corcoran
Ben Anderson
John Putica
Sam Segan
Wm. Demon
Patty Moore
Ed Hannigan
P. J. Myers
John Smith
John Gaertner
Dan Hulland
J. H. Mitford
Jack Oderman
Ralph Wier
Cy Sampson
R. Weir
Nick Bolkovitz
Frank Cram
Ralph Dowling
Fred Northrup
James W. Twaddle
Theo
J. Vandenberg
Dan Rosetta
A. H
Raid Nets Man With Still Yet Moonshine and Wine
A raid on Frank Eltz’s home on Watson Avenue yielded a still, three gallons of moonshine, eight barrels of wine, 80 bottles of beer, and 50 gallons of mash. Eltz was present and jailed at the police station with a $500 bond. Chief Murphy and Detectives Powell and White conducted the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eltz
Watson Avenue
Eltz
Olice
Murphy
Powell and White
Montana Market Ties Coast to Intermountain Trade
Mr. Pratt argues Pacific coast demand fuels intermountain prosperity with 80 percent of Montana cattle heading to California and Los Angeles buyers traveling from Billings. He predicts a growing coast population, rising industry, and strong markets for Montana apples potatoes beef mutton coal and copper, aided by cooperative ties rather than rivalry. Platt notes record traffic on the Short Line and an extended peak into October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monta
California
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Sacramento Valley
Southland
Intermountain
San Francisco
Sos Angeles
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Pratt
Butte
Los Angeles
West
Platt
Mrs Mary Boney Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Mary Boney widow of Thomas Boney died last evening after a short illness. Born in Ireland 55 years ago she lived in Butte for 35 years and served as housekeeper at Sacred Heart parochial house. She is survived by brother Michael Ryan and sisters Mrs Bridget Donehy and Sarah Ryan of New York City. Several cousins reside in Butte. Body at Daly-Shea mortuary. funeral plans pending word from siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boney
Thomas Boney
Ireland
Butte
Sacred Heart
Father Callahan
Michael Ryan
Bridget Donehy
Sarah Ryan
New York City
Daly-Shea Moritary
Boney
Daly-Shea
Tax Burdens and Levy Details From Montana Taxpayers Bulletin
A Montana Taxpayers Bulletin summary explains state and county levies for 1920 government costs. It lists total state levy 413 mills to cover university bonds maintenance and general needs and notes county and district school levies vary across counties and districts with city taxes adding further charges. It also mentions additional revenue from licenses fees fines and other charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grass Range
Fergus County
End Battle On Milwaukee Road Ends In Plan Reform
Protective committees named to guard security holders interests include Elihu Root and Samuel Rea with other leaders. Reorganization plan offers St Paul bondholders 20 percent in new 50 year 5 percent bonds and 80 percent in adjustable 6 percent bonds tied to earnings. Officials say plan funds debts, reduces working capital needs, and preserves bondholder, preferred, and common stock relationships while enabling future capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Root
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation
W. D. van Dye
Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company
Frederick H. Ecker
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Reorganized Railroad
Roosevelt
Inelin
St. Paul
St. Paul's
United States
Two Cincinnati Boys Commit Suicide Over Death Pact
William Strauss and James Albert Rosenberg, both 17, drove to Clermont county and shot themselves after signing a death pact stating life is not worth living. Strauss died instantly, Rosenberg survived initial injuries but was gravely ill in hospital. A note bearing the signing pledge was found on Strauss’s coat, while relatives could not explain the youths sudden plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
William Strauss
James Albert Rosenberg
Clermont County
Lfe
Strauss
Rosenberg
Army Will Hold Music Festival Tonight
The Treasure state congress of the Salvation Army is in session at the Army citadel on East Broadway. The festival opens at 8 o clock with singers and musicians among attending officers. Lieut Col A W Crawford will speak, Tom Davis will address and introduce him, and Ensign C Reimel will give the invocation. Two Sunday meetings will conclude the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure State Congress
Salvation Army
Army Citadel
East Broadway
A. W. Crawford
San Francisco
Tom Davis
Rotary International
Ensign C. Reimel
Gamer's
Citadel
Texas Road Probe Yields 600000 Recovery
Texas won its case against American Road company with a $600,000 excess profits recovery and contract cancellations. The state to pay court costs. estimates of $314,000 already due counted in restitution. Case linked to Attorney General Moody’s highway probe amid Ferguson administration conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Tex
American Road Company
Texas
Dan Moody
Moody
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ferguson
Frank Lanham
Highway Commission
Highway Department
James Be, Ferguson
Mitchell Defense Nears Close After Stormy Court Martial
Washington Nov 20 The army court martial held a full day of sessions with stormy prospects as proceedings resume Monday The defense neared the end of direct evidence after one witness and extensive stipulations and documentary evidence The defense plans to rest its case after Colonel Mitchell testifies in his own behalf Prosecution accepts four stipulations to cover Honolulu testimony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Army
Mitchell
Honolulu
Colonel Coolidge Shows Improvement
Major James F. Coupal, physician to President Coolidge, visited Col. John C. Coolidge in Plymouth and reported the patient better than expected after heart trouble. Dr. Albert M. Gram confirmed improvement. no details on plans to move Mr. Coolidge to Washington for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Plymouth
James F. Coupal
Coolidge
John C. Coolidge
Major Coupal
Albert M. Gram
Col. Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Washington
Colonel Coolidge
Queen Alexandra’s Life and Legacy Chronicled in Obit
The article chronicles Queen Alexandra, widow of Edward VII, detailing her philanthropic work as Princess of Wales and queen mother. It notes her leadership of wartime nursing services, her visits to London hospitals, and her infant welfare interest. It lists royal connections across Europe and her Marlborough House home, Sandringham estate, and a Danish villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward VII
Princess of Wales
England
British Red Cross
Queen Alexandra Imperial Military Nursing Service
Royal Indian Nursing Service
Territorial Force Nursing Service
Royal Naval Nursing Service
Alexandra Field Force Fund
London
St. Dunstan's
Alexandra
Edith Cavell
Queen Alexandra
George
Greece
Frederick VIII
Denmark
Marie Dagmar
Russia
Nicholas II
William
Germany
Haakon VII
Norway
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Ena of Battenberg
Edward
Beatrice
Dagmar
Alexander II
Adelina Patti
George Schilling Dies at Seattle Home After Montana Years
Word reached Butte of the death near Seattle of George Schilling born in Montreal March 16 1859. He resided 35 years in Montana including Butte and East Helena ranching before moving near Seattle two years ago. Survived by daughter-in-law Agnes Schilling of Butte and a Montreal sister superior. His son Cyril and son Al Schilling were involved in a prior murder case. Funeral held at St Patrick's Cathedral Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Seattle
George Schilling
Montane
Montreal
Canada
East Helena
Elk Park
Alice Sylvester
Agnes Schilling
Providence Hospital
Cyril and
al Schilling
Harrison Hotel
Harrison Avenue
Monte
Will Harris
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Robbers Kill Man and Steal 18000 Payroll at Factory
Five men robbed Ainsworth Manufacturing offices securing an $18,000 payroll after a shootout with two express messengers. Ross Loney, 30, was killed and Walter Radloff, 26, seriously wounded by a sawed off shotgun fire as the robbers fled with the satchel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ainsworth
Ross Loney
Walter Radloff
Loney
Radloff
Quuuts Receive Highest Honors At Scout Meeting
The packed room applauded as eight Scouts demonstrated a wooden soldier drill under Marion Fitzpatrick. Merit badges were awarded to about 75 girls, with some earning up to eight badges and others the tenderfoot badge, following the court of awards and ceremonies by several troops including Rocky Mountain Bitter Root Highland Juliette Wild Rose Cedar Oriole and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Fitzpatrick
Bitter Root
Highland Troop
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountain Troop
Julia Greiner
Margaret Roberts
Virginia Montreth
Geneva Thomas
Gertrude Thaimullar
Alice Bartin
Lillien Greiner
Grace, Brown
Helen Morris
Frances Foster
Lady Slipper Troop
Inez Haskins
Betty
Winifred Sage
Louise
Eleanor Macintyre
Bernice Carkeek
Kathleen Carkeek
Charlotte
Katherine Nordsturm
Kathleen Carabin
Alice Chirgwin
Gold
Betty Thomas
Helen Lea Silverman
Helen Karsted
Emma Tweddle
Bernice Schilling
Cedar Troop
Mary Baldwin
Emma Baldwin
Constance Gosselin
Margaret Winters
Claire Dowling
Edna Winters
Mary Savage
Mary Burchard
Helen Cobb
Margaret Small
Stella Pearson
Katherine Erickson
Edith Johnson
Jane Craver
Oriole Troop
Christal Faulkner
Dorothy Cloke
Nationwide league poll finds tax preferences and opposition
A national Economic League survey shows broad support for federal income tax and tariffs while opposing the federal inheritance tax and stamp tax. The Montana branch lists members including D. J. Charles and Walter Aitken. council includes professors from Columbia Yale and Harvard and many educators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Economic League
D. J. Charles
Montana
League
National Council
B. R. A. Siligman
Columbia University
T. C. Adams
Yale
F. W. Taussig
Harvard
Walter Aitken
Alfred Atkinson
E. J. Bowman
Carl L. Brattin
H. C. Crippen
J. L. Dobell
James Eckford
Frank Bliel
J. E. Erickson
L. O. Evans
James W. Freeman
Albert J. Galen
H. ©. Gardiner
R. M. Hart
W. S. Hartman
F. M. Kerr
W. M. Johnston
Harry C. Keith
J. C. Kinney
Frederick Laist
O. M. Lanestrum
T. O. Larson
George M. Lewis
J. A. Lovelace
Lee Mantle
C. H. McLeod
Harry B. Mitchell
A. A. Morris
L. Newman
Emotional actress Clara Morris dies at 79 in New Canaan
Clara Morris, noted actress, died today in New Canaan after a brief illness from heart disease. She was 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
New Cananan
Conn
Clara. Morris
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Mrs. WILLIAM Carver of Ellensburg Washington credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing long standing pains and helping her regain ability to manage housework after childbirth and a difficult period. She reports using six bottles, noting drastic improvement and ongoing use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iLydia E
Porter’s
Lydia PE
Unclear health testimonial promotes Foley Pills usage
A fragment recounts Landon Taylor of Dorchester recommending Foley Pills to friends as a diuretic stimulant to flush kidneys and remove waste. The note mentions daily dirtiness and a desire to help others, with garbled text indicating pills and effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon Taylor
Dorchester
Lows
Weidenback Funeral Held at Home Cast Signs
The funeral for Homer Eugene Weidenback will be held this Saturday at 2 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Weidenback 416 West Quartz Street. Interment will follow in Holy Cross cemetery.
Funeral notices for Schmidt Borelli Schmidt and Zimmerman families
Funeral notices reveal multiple services. Mrs Otillia Schmidt and Miss Bertha Schmidt will be laid from 418 Colorado Street to St Patrick's Church with 9 30 and 10 o'clock masses, interment at St Patrick's cemetery. Mrs Madeline Borelli shares address and service details similar to Schmidt. Emma Zimmerman to White's chapel for 2 30 service, Mount Moriah burial. John J O Neill dies at 87, funeral arrangements pending. thank you note from Blanche Fisler and family to Electrical Workers and floral donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borelli
Madeline Borelli
Colorado Street
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Blanche Fisler
Copper Leaf Hive
Ladies of Maccabees
Latteie Babich
Oak Street
Babich
Mount Moriah Cemetery
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Federal Court
Western Seaboard
Wheatland County
Musselshell County
Darby
Bitter Root Valley
Browning
Blackfeet
Montana Taxpayers’ Bulletin
Milwaukee Road
Queen Mother OF
Undertakers
M. J. Walsh CO
Funeral Directors and
Embalimera
West Park Street
Sherman & Reed Funeral Chapel
Sherman & Reed
Broadway and
Arzona
Lydia E.pinkham
Daly-Shea Company Mortuary
South
Joseph Richards
Pioneer
George T. Wade
Fred
Reot
South Montana
Gosselin & Harkins
William J. Pengelly
East Park Street
M’donald
Esther Cleo McDonald
White's
Sam R. White
Larry Duggan
North
Sai Street
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