Bootlegger to be wounded in social menage
Federal Prohibition Director declares the poison peddler a real danger to community health and notes he is now in Butte.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1921
Page
1
Miner and wife adopt eight children in historic Montana court ruling
A 64 year old crippled miner William Bowen and his 63 year old wife adopted eight children aged 3 to 14 in a district court before Judge Lynch. The eldest is 14 and seven are boys. Bowen works as a watchman. The court called the move unprecedented in Montana jurisprudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
William Bowen
East Woolman Street
Stewart
Robert
Curtis
Bootlegged Canadian Whiskey Targeted By Federal Prohibition Officials
O H P Shelley federal director of prohibition enforcement in Montana calls counterfeit whiskey a menace to community health and vows to hunt bootleggers. He argues prescription method whiskey would curb poison peddlers and urges public awareness of fake Canadian liquor and moonshine. The report notes Shelley and H M Dengler’s exposure of criminal bootlegging practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. P. Shelley
Prohibition Enforcement
Montana
Butte
Shelley
H. M. Dengler
Textiles First to Get on Sound Basis
A Business Today outlook notes the clothing and textile sector has bottomed from a postwar boom and bust. It cites low wool and cotton prices, improved mill work, and a cautious recovery as winter approaches, with potential shortages if stores cannot meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson
Army
New York
Sinn Fein Reply to Lloyd George Published in Dublin Today
The Dail Eireann reply to Mr. Lloyd George will be issued for publication tomorrow evening, though the British cabinet has not yet considered it. In Dublin officials called it the day’s top Irish negotiations news as Scotland reports a cabinet council planned for Inverness next week. General Nevill MacReady, commander of forces in Ireland, arrived at Gairloch, Scotland, by destroyer from Dublin to confer with the prime minister.
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Associated Press
London
Dail Eireann
Lloyd George
Dublin
Scotland
Inverness
Nevill MacReady
Ireland
Gairloch
Sinn Fein Rejection Seen as Grave for Dominion Status Plan
The Associated Press reports in London that Sinn Fein’s reply is viewed by government circles as a definite rejection of the dominion status proposal, with the situation described as extremely grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
The
Press Association
Michael Collins to Visit Armagh Sparks Sinn Fein Excitement
Armagh buzzes as Michael Collins, the Sinn Fein mystery man, is slated to arrive tomorrow. The city, famous as the birthplace of Orangeism, girds for a high profile visit that could influence local politics and nationalist sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Armagh
Michael Collins
Sinn Fein
Public Demands Lower Tax and Solicitor Booth
State Senator Edwin Booth of Baker, new solicitor for the interior, visited Butte and urged taxpayers to form leagues to protest unsound tax methods. He said real tax cuts require cutting government expenses and departments living within existing funds, criticizing the old system of creating agencies and drawing public money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin&. Booth
Baker
Department of the Interior
Butte
Mr. Booth
Luge Arguments On Western Freight Rates Reach Closing
Testimony and arguments on grain and hay freight rates before the Interstate Commerce Commission wrap up after two weeks of hearings. Western state representatives urge relief from the current mood in agriculture, while officials dispute cross-influence of labor costs on rate decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clyde M. Reed
Western Grain Committee
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
John E. Benton
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Charlie Declares Mildreds Lawyer Expensive Luxury
In New York on September 3 a suit against Charlie Chaplin was filed by Fred E. Goldsmith who seeks 10,000 dollars as a fee for persuading Chaplin to settle Mildred Harris Chaplin alimony for 100,000 dollars. Goldsmith argues his services were a necessity. Chaplin contends they were a luxury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Charlie Chaplin
Fred E. Goldsmith
Mildred Harris Chaplin
Goldsmith
Chaplin
Champlin
Army Plane Falls With Five Flyers Near Poe West Virginia
Five army airmen perished when a bombing plane spun and crashed near Poe in Nicholas county West Virginia late today. Lieutenants Speck and Fitzpatrick plus three enlisted men were aboard. Witnesses in two other bombers saw the craft go down and flames rise as they located the scene. The squadron departed from here bound for Langley field Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Army
Poe
Nicholas County
Speck
Fitzpatrick
Langley Field
Virginia
Renewal proposal to cut Butte off Yellowstone Trail
A plan to reroute the national park highway between Glendive and Deer Lodge was discussed in Spokane with Frank W. Guilbert of the National Parks Highway association. Yellowstone representatives H. W. Childs and Max Goodsell sponsored the proposal to shift the route from Livingston Bozeman and Butte to Lewis Town and Helena. Guilbert advised sending the matter by letter to the chamber’s executive committee for approval.
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Associated Press
Spokane
Glendive An
Deer Lodge
Frank W. Guilbert
National Parks Highway Association
H. W. Childs
Max Goodsell
Yellowstone National Park
Resent
Livingston
Bozeman
Butte
Lewistown
Helena
Guilbert
Childs
Firing Continues in Border Region as Army Moves In
Madison West Virginia dispatch reports regular army troops establishing posts at Jefferson and Sharples to quell days of shooting between armed men and deputy sheriffs. Authorities say firing persists as 42 rifles 8 pistols and 1000 rounds are seized and a train transports captives. Witnesses claim one man killed at Blair Mountain and eight wounded amid ongoing exchange of fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
W. Va
Jeffery and
Sharples
Fi Blair Mountain
Minnesota National Guard Aids Firefighting in Rice River Area
Fifty men of the Minnesota National Guard under Captain McHugh assisted residents in controlling a large peat bog and meadow fire at Rice River settlement near Aitkin. Firefighters reported the blaze under control as wind died down, with hundreds of tons of hay burned.
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Associated Press
Aitkin, Minn
Minnesota National Guard
McHugh
Rice River Settlement
Here
C. S. Lind
Aitkin
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Yellowstone Trail
Border Region
Blair Mountain
Minnesota
McGrath
P. W. Swedberg
Swedberg
Tamarack
Blases
Randall
Two Harbors
Washish
Red Lake
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