Brisk Police Court Mirth Follows Vagrants In Anaconda
In J Kennedy’s absence, Frank Kennedy presided as police judge. Cases featured vagrancy and drunkenness with several defendants ordered to leave town. A local youth, 15, was sent to reform school after a topsmanship dispute at Lincoln school, while others faced jail or fines for assaults and petty theft.
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J. M. Kennedy
Frank Kennedy
Dick Reed
Liberty
Tom Maloney
Mayhew
Main Street
Ed Walker
Park Avenue
Powers
Albert Trudell
John Woodbridge
James McHugh
Jennie Perry
Mainville
Justice of the Peace
Charles Miller
John Dunn
William Murphy
Harry Bretzel
Emil Lembke
Henry Lembke
Lincoln
Lembke
Spistry
Charles Sainbury
Haid
People's Party
Deer Lodge
Montana
Deer Lodge County
Anaconda
Carroll
Bessa
Democratic Party
Legislative Assembly
Coca
Garrison
Man Arrested for Window Breaking Spree
A man named Woodman was arrested by Chief White for breaking windows in a barbershop and nearby saloon area. He had $7.50 in nickels, was not drunk, and plans to appear for trial today.
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Jd Woodman
White
Woodman
Joseph Sladich
City Notes and Visitors Highlight Local Scene
City chatter reports RB Dunshee from Lutte im and Stiefel visiting, Frank Gleason in Butte yesterday, and Fr Holloway a Capital City guest in Anaconda. Social dance at Austrian hall announced for tomorrow night and Tolan Co. advertises a 30 30 Marlin rifle for 17 50.
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Montana
M. L. Lanehorne
Helena
Frank Pbauser
A. Dovehert
Clinton
W.? Smith
Butte
A. Stiefel
M. Winter
F. Holloway
F. ¢. Wood
St. Louis
H. BK. Speed
Chicago
Archibald Gray
J. FE. Dawson
KK. T. Smith
Minneapolis
A. Clapp
Boston
T. P. Redmond
New York
B. H. Dunshee
M. V. Wilson
G. H. Ohlsson
St. Paul
A. J. Milton
W. Hecht
Miss L. Hecht
Austrian Hall
Fr. Holloway
Anaconda
Tolan Co
W. Smith
Shirtwaists and the man a Toledo satire on fashion copy
A Toledo Bee column playfully argues the shirt waist trend affects men as much as women. It jokes about men adopting collars and cuffs, claims shirt waists evolved from male origins, and mocks fashion rivalry between genders with humorous historical notes.
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Toledo Bee
Talor
Toledo
Iveses Bankrup' Says Colored Citizen in Cabin
A Washington Star passage shows a colored citizen declaring, I's done broke, I's what dey calls a bankrup'. When asked to list assets he says his assets are hopes of realizing money, adding I's got only four votes and a mule.
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The
Washington Star
Yussir
Specia
Hinzin
Hinz
Northwest
Hinz Medigal Institute
Washington Avenue S
Inneapolis, Minn
Dusty wind and jewelers clash in urban tale
The piece weaves a windy day scene with dust and ruined sight against a discussion of jewelry trends and old pieces. It notes peculiar gusts from Mount Hagein as well as the social habit of trading heirlooms and old jewelry for new, with prices for gold and silver and the junk shop cycle.
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Boreas
Pat Duane
Pat
Mount Hagein Heights
German Gulch
New Jewelry for the Old From the Chicago Chronicle
An article urges selling old gold and silver to jewelers for credit toward new purchases. It notes Chicago's yearly melting of 21 million in value and national totals near 7 million, describing how items from baby spoons to wedding bands are melted or recycled.
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The
Chicago Chronicle
Chicago
United States
Wmaaruved
The Careless Linguist Ile Spoke Mixes Language
A humorous note on a speaker who mixed Spanish Dutch and Chinese city names while discussing Cuba and the United States. The piece playfully contrasts his chatter in multiple languages with his frequent misstatements like I seen it.
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Ile
Cuba
Dom Paul
United States
Washington Star
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Lutte
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Hiinz Medical Institute
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Copper City Commercial Co
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Learnate
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Order of the People's Party
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Airman County Committee
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Montana Hotel
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Milwaukee, Wis
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