Butte Notes Rent pianos and city visitors listed
Local notes list people staying in Butte hotels and visiting from Helena Great Falls Philipsburg Windom Alder Ruby and other places. Tours include a motor trip from Chewelah to Yellowstone Park and arrivals at the Butte hotel with names such as McLeod Morton Galloway Andrews and others.
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Orton
Taylor
Helena Te
Margaret Morton
Helena
Johnson
Great
Thornton R. McLeod
Philipsburg
Steve Giovanette
Silver Star
Finten Hetek
Armitage
Windom
Br. FF
Board of Healthy Ie
Bute
Napton
Phi Wing
W. C. Haskins
Thilipsburg
Mra TF
Warm Springs
S.J. McDonald
Alder
Robert Watton
Ruby
St. F. Chase
Mise Laura Ames
Chewelah
Wash
Yellowstone. National Park
Lexgat
F. Moar
Butte Jotingen Ofre
Hoyt Hills Address in americk mystery examine hints
Fragmentary notes discuss Hoyt Hill and an address believed to be somewhere in America. References mention Mira New Hill and Butte, with possible post office and city directory gaps. An unnamed figure Hoyt Raymond and O C Colter appear in local communications.
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Hoyt Hill
Americk
Mira
New Hill
Butte
Theiat
Hoyt Raymond
Tilt
W Ord
Bute Ontana
O. C. Colter
Four Slightly Injured in Auto Collision
A two-vehicle crash left four people with minor injuries and several broken ribs. One rider sustained a cut. both cars sustained damage. Injured were taken to Murray Hospital for treatment and later released to go home.
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Te Orn
Ornstel
Mt of
Whithey
Gregson
Idaho Street
Murray
U-Boat Sinks Three American Schooners Off Nova Scotia Coast
Three American fishing schooners from Gloucester and Hull were sunk by German submarines off Seal Island near Yarmouth County. The crews landed along the Nova Scotia coast at Woods Harbour and Shelburne. The submarine commander claimed sinking more American vessels but gave no vessel names or crew fate. The three sunk were the Tob Row, Annie, and Nickerson.
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Halifax
Nova
Freeman’ Crowell
Annie
James” Goodman
el” Nickerson
Dories
Woods Harbor
Shelburne
Lock. Ort
Anniversary War Observed By Mountain View Church
A patriotic program at Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church marked the fourth anniversary of Britain’s declaration of war and Germany’s invasion of France. Local leaders, including Senator W. A. and former mayor William, spoke on war duties, mobilization, and civic thrift as the community reflected on the conflict and its impact on Butte and France.
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Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
Great Britain
Germany
Wamer
W. A
In View Church
Gen. C
Warn M. Jack
Water Clark
Kummers
France
Eet Ag
Chateau Rit
Paris
Herrick
John D. Ryan
Butte
Benator
Ieee Si ML Minkte
Coeney
America
Pdfcus
Reveree Gat
Talon
Ghovigny
George
Mar “Patriotic Ture
Retreating Hun Ploy On Muddy Roads Echoes Route West Front
War time dispatch describes German retreat on muddy roads after failed west of Rheims offensive. Allied forces pursue, Ludendorff may redeploy to cover retirement or renew attack on British front. October expected operations near Paris with American troops in line.
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Paris
Vnte
Ludworft
Berlin
Ludendorff
Flanders
Chemin-des-Damex
von Boehn
Day of Prayer Marks War Fourth Anniversary
London observes the fourth anniversary with prayer services across denominations and thanksgiving. News of allied gains stirs national hope as Hyde Park shrines amass flowers for the dead. Paris also holds public prayers for Victory as the anniversary is marked across France.
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London
Hyde Park
England
Paris
France
Withdrawal on Albert Se Amid War Front Updates
London Aug 4 The official statement says patrols have reached the Ancre river between Dernancourt and Hamel and are in contact with the enemy along this line. Hostile artillery was active north of Bethune and south of Ypres overnight. The Albert area front from Dernancourt to Hamel runs about six miles. A London dispatch noted a German retirement to the east bank of the Ancre in the Albert sector. J M Robertson of Missoula is in the city on business for a short time.
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London
Tendsi
Ancre
Dernancourt
Hamet
Secs
Bethune
Ypres
Hamel
East Bank
Albert
J. M. Robertson
Missoula
Amsterdam
Aus
Hindenburg
Marshal von Hindenburs
von Hindenburg
Germans retreat as riverside fighting intensifies across Veale
Continued from page one, Allied advances press along the Veale river with retreating Germans burning fields to deny access. Combat around Neavillette and the village approaches test German lines as Allied troops push toward Wheime and the cathedral city, while Italian front activity adds to overall gains.
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Veale
Neavillette
Wheime
Menaon
German General Hindenburg's Health Affects War Stance
A distorted July dispatch notes German leader Hindenburg's health and the war's direction. It suggests Germany aims for peace if available, while wartime strategies shift as reports describe leaders' condition and expectations amid combat pressures.
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Senator Clark
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Tuscania
John Edwards
John Byrne
Kremer
Tuohy
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Wate
Elmer A. Chatham
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Patrick J. Sullivan
John P. Sullivan
Corile Lori
Andrew C. Storrar
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Jansonia
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Swift's Pride
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White House Coffee
J. McCarthy
Matt and
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WAR Review
Billy Parsons
Billy
Davis
Walter G. Davis
Toody
Dunn
Tyra
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Larry Duggan
Wendela Cannon Monument
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White House
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Golden West Co
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Louis Cowdrey
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