Truck Driver Fined for Drunkenness and Improper License
Red Norton of 2223 South Gaylord Street faced a $5 fine for drunkenness and driving a truck without a proper license after being found asleep in his vehicle on Harrison Avenue by Officers Aleksich Powell and McDonald. William Rhodes of 635 Utah Avenue was fined $100 for operating a pawnbroker shop without a license and jailed 50 days for inability to pay. Bill Jones on East Copper Street received a suspended $10 fine for a disturbance. Martin Richardson on South Idaho Street had a disturbance charge dismissed for lack of prosecution. Twenty one German public buildings recently built contain 12 430 686 cubic feet of space.
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Elmer Powell
Pete McDonald
Harrison Avenue
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William Rhodes
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Bill Jones
East Copper Street
John Lyden
Martin Richardson
South Idaho Street
James Mooney
Frank Roe
Al G Barnes Circus Set for Helena Tomorrow
Helena residents await the arrival of the Al G Barnes circus tomorrow with three Northern Pacific trains bringing the show. The spectacle, merging with the Great Sells Floto circus, promises the nation’s largest traveling amusement institution and a municipal holiday as schools pause for the event.
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Dix in Colorful Role in Picture at Rialto
Richard Dix stars in Stingaree a romantic melodrama at the Rialto portraying a charming highwayman who terrifies Australia in the 1870s with a flair for music and crime. The bill also features Little Miss Marker from a Damon Runyon racetrack tale.
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Stingaree
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Miss Marker
Damon Runyan
Pair of Pictures Now an American Program
Half a Sinner a top comedy drama heads the bill at the American Theatre with Berton Churchill Joel McCrea and Sallie Blane in leading roles Tarzan and His Mate serves as the second feature.
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Joel McCrea
Sallie Blane
Tarzan
Court upholds Langer claim to office in North Dakota
The North Dakota supreme court ruled Gov. William H. Langer may keep his office despite a felony conviction. The court denied Lieut Gov. Ole H. Olson’s bid for the governorship. Langer, a prominent Republican, was convicted of defrauding the federal government by pressuring relief workers to donate to a state political fund. He said he would appeal.
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William H. Langer
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Ole H. Olson
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Comedies Spark At Park Theater In Fox Re release
The Park theater presented a Fox release featuring Mr. Skitch, a laughter filled tour stemming from Anne Cameron's Saturday Evening Post story Green Dice. The show also includes Fog starring Mary Brian and Donald Cook.
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