Sullivan case ends with dismissal for lack of evidence
Jim X. Sullivan, charged with bootlegging in the Kennett block, was dismissed before Judge Grimes for want of sufficient evidence to convict. Duggan denied ownership of the room, contradicting earlier statements, while landlady Mrs. Kelly testified Sullivan rented room 6 and paid two weeks in advance. The court found no evidence tying Sullivan to the room at the time of arrest.
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Jim X. Sullivan
Kennett Block
Grimes
Sullivan
Jerome Duggan
Duggan
Gerry
Juttner
Two Actors Right at Home in Friends Enemies at Empress
The New Empress Stock company offers Friendly Enemies all week as the greatest recent success. The play has run nearly three years and is used by Louis Mann in major cities. Empress manager Sheuerman brings a strong cast including Aneyn T. McNulty, William H. Heater, Craig Ward, Claire Sinclair, Ruth Saville, Al. H. Hallett, and Mildred Fitzgerald. Matinees set for Wednesday and Saturday.
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Empress Stock Company
Louis Mann
Empress Theater
Chicago
Sheuerman
Butte
A. H. Woods
New York
Empress Players
America
Sam Fernard
Aneyn T. McNulty
William H. Heater
Karl Pfeiffer
Henry Block
Craig Ward
William Pfeiffer
Claire Sinclair
Chiropody Group Seeks State Practice Law
The Montana State Chiropody Association met in Butte at the president's office with members from Helena Great Falls Missoula and Anaconda. They formed a legislation committee including Drs H H Peck Gus T Jasmin and Georgia Costigan to push a state chiropody law through the next legislature. The state branch is affiliated with the National Association of Chiropody.
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Montana State Chiropody Association
Butte
J. B. Anderson
Helena
Great Falls
Missoula
Anaconda
H. H. Peck
Gus T. Jasmin
Georgia Costigan
Divorce proceedings dropped by wife for James Vaughn
Kenosha Wis Nov 29 Divorce actions against baseball player James Hippo Vaughn by his wife Edna were dismissed in Kenosha circuit court. The $10 000 diamond involved in the dispute was returned to Mrs Vaughn. Hippo remains in hospital after a stabbing by his father in law Harry de Bold.
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Wis
James (Hippo) Vaughn
Edna
Ciircuit Court
Vaughns
Vaughn
Hippo
Harry de Bold
Will Defend Title in One Fall Match in New York
Joe Stecher world heavyweight champion of catch as catch can will defend his title against Ed Strangler Lewis of San Jose California on December 13. The match will be decided by one fall.
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New York
Navy
Joe Stecher
Strangler
Lewis
San Jose
Cal
Iaty Candidates In Oguttich Rite At Masonic Temple
Sixty candidates received the fourth to fourteenth degrees in the Order of Scottish Rite yesterday at the Masonic temple as the order marked its thirty ninth birthday. The event featured leadership by Isadore Simon Carl Engel George Mikel Harold Knowton E J Strasburger Alfred Atkin and R A Floyd with H P Runde supervising.
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Order of Scottish Rites
Masonic Temple
Lodge of Perfection
Isadore Simon
Carl Engel
George Mikel
Harold Knowton
E. J. Strasburger
Alfred Atkin
R. A. Flovd
H. P. Runde
Daughters of the Nile
Butte
Missoula
Anaconda
Hamilton
Stevensville
Basin
R. J. Moore
Edna Wallace Hopper stars in Just Around the Corner at Broadway
Butte patrons can see Edna Wallace Hopper tonight and Wednesday in Just Around the Corner a comedy about a young New York widow’s adventures. Merle Davis praises the show as lively dialogue and an excellent cast with Hopper delivering the effervescent performance.
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Butte
Edna Wallace Hopper
Broadway
Miss Hopper
Merle Davis
George
Not Working but Tired Out Claim on Kidney Pills Help
Mrs. L. Gibson of La Junta Colorado reports kidney trouble from overwork and general fatigue. She states Foley Kidney Pills helped her quickly and cites back ache and rheumatic pains as symptoms. The ad presents a consumer testimonial for the remedy.
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Sloan
L. Gibson
Edison St
la Junta
Colo
Foley
Two New Guests Sent to Sheriff in Prohibition Case
In United States court yesterday Don Bonner and Jerry Sullivan pleaded to maintaining a nuisance for selling liquor. Bonner admitted owning the premises, Sullivan acted as bartender. Bonner received 30 days in jail and a $150 fine, Sullivan 20 days and a $50 fine. P. J. Morris pled not guilty. docket issues delayed his case. W C Frasier's attorney, Judge Dwyer, withdrew at Frasier’s hearing. Babish case postponed to morning as he seeks new counsel after dispute over prior representation.
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United States
Don Bonner
Jerry B. Sullivan
Bonner
Sullivan
Babish
Catarrhal Deafness Remedy Promoted in Ad Circulation
An advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to visit a druggist for Parmint double strength and mix it with hot water and sugar. A tablespoonful taken four times daily is claimed to relieve head noises, open nostrils, ease breathing, and stop mucus drainage. The recipe is described as easy to prepare, pleasant to take, and widely recommended.
Look Out for Rheumatism As Winter Approaches
Winter onset warning for rheumatism with emphasis on bloodborne germ origin. Promotes S.S.S. as a blood remedy and offers free medical advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at 825 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
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S&s
Swift Laboratory
Atelanta, Ga
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