Butte Notes Show Visiting Friends And Local Moves
Butte columns list Helena and Kalispell visitors on business and leisure, with names like Tom Tracy and W H Davey noted. Residents plan trips to Missoula, Missoula auto-me training camp, and Chicago, while Rev Cook and Mrs Mitchell prepare for church and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Tom Tracy
Helena
Wakanor
W. Montgomery
Great Falls
George Ht. Webster
Eailing
North Main Street
Huber
Whitehall
Friennain
Butte
W. H. Davey
Wee Park
Reed TX
O'Farrell
Kalispell
Tosinees
Adams
Mist Clara
Damn
Ditton
Mia W. Rosenfelt
Mia Routh
Wyoming
TS 'Larson
Moose Creek
E. Wright
Mra
E. C
Missoula
Charles A. Cook
I Jane
First Baptist Church
J. H. Mitchell
Chicago
J. Hi. Mitchell
Cannp Trumphreys
Atlantic
Labor and Employers Clash in State Employment Board Talks
Labor and employer representatives met at the federal employment offices and tentatively named M. M. Donoghue and James T. O'Brien as two labor members of the five member state employment advisory board. State Director Scott Leavitt and the secretary of labor must approve. No employer representative was chosen yet as the war industries group will decide in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
M. M. Donoghue
State Federation of Labor
State
James T.o'brien
Metal, Trades ‘Council
Scott Leaytt
Secretary of Labor
War Industries
Helena
Deavitt
State Organization Board
The
Employment Service
John Gillie
Anaconda Company
George Contractor
J. H. McIntosh
Montana
T. Hitchcock
R. Torrey
Liver How ‘Trades
J. M. Partelow
State Federation of Tabor
Leo J. Bally
Metal Trades Council
Nelson
Formal opening of new K of C home in Butte
All of the people of Butte are invited to attend the formal opening of the new Knights of Columbus home at Park and Idaho streets tonight Visitors will be taken through the building and shown its features On Sunday the first second and third degrees will be conferred with exercises lasting all day Delegations from other Montana cities will attend Sunday's ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Knights of Columbus
Park and
Idaho Streets
Lodge
Montana
Allies Press On as German Losses Grow Heavy
From the French front a high officer reports that the pressure remains strong despite a slower advance. The mood in German ranks is diminished as losses mount and supplies dwindle. Allied gains include nearly 1,200 captured guns since the counteroffensive began, complicating German transport and logistics amid a material shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Duranty
New York Times
Hindenburg
Germany
Grave tactical position at front as transport and air strikes strain lines
The text describes severe rail and road bottlenecks, the burden on communication, and the need to evacuate wounded quickly. It notes allied air superiority delaying enemy advances, the risk of junction disruption, and the ongoing regrouping of rear forces to face persistent pressure on the front.
Wear Your Old Dress And Help Win The War
Women urged to budget clothing to curb wartime waste. Miss Kittie Bishoff cites extravagant dress habits and proposes budgets with categories including rent meat food clothes fuel and higher needs. She urges refurbishing old garments and dyeing gingham rather than buying new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Kittie Bishoff
Co-Operative Extension Service
Miss Bischoff
Three In A Hurrah For Topeka Flyer In France
Lieut Donald Hudson formerly of Topeka now with American aerial forces in France reportedly shot down three German airplanes in five minutes according to word received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Donald Hudson
France
Entente Blamed For War In German Interview
Admiral von Hintze defends German stance against Lloyd George claims of a rejected peace while criticizing Entente demands as imperialistic. He cites Brest-Litovsk talks and says favorable terms were offered, but Entente leaders used vague language and pursued annexationist aims, delaying any peaceful settlement. The interview notes German leaders blame Entente statesmen for prolonging the war amid ongoing propaganda and unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
von Hintze
William
Charles DE Austria
Berlin
Cologne
Lloyd George
Germany
Lloyd Georges
Admiral von Hintze
Brest-Litovsk
SUI
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London
Leys
SEI
K. Ofc
Economy Shoe Co
West Park St
Corp
Sullivan
Christopher Martin
Tagkapich
Leonard Metters
Tuscania
John Edwards
John Byrne
Kremer C. Tuohy
Joseph Parke
Elmer A. Chatham
John Hoey
Robert Noy
Ernest Hebert
Iwate
Patrick F. Sullivan
John J. Sullivan
Coblo Lert
Andrew G. Storrar
Patrick O'Leary
Jerry Sullivan
John J. McQuiliin
William Richards
Clarence
Neanpre
Gordon. Vivian
Charles Jewell
Alvert J. Porting
Howard Reece
Bob Slater
Carl Wan
Joe Swan
Cackes
Reece
Plater
General Pipes Fitters' Union
K.P. Hall Busines
John Kerrigan
Puisieux
Beaumont-Hamel
Albert
Entente
Truth
William. Casle
William Carley
Mini
John Wilson
Jermai &Lko
Mes
Leonard Hogers
J. J. Tarves
George Mas. Coe
Lily Portin
Wennsylvania
Tvote
Jere A. Clifford
Bom
Aaverusen
Ane
McCarthy, Bryant &Co
B. Cote
John J. McCarthy
William S. Hart
Ene
Shark
Monroe
Country
Big Bill
Hart
Valencia
Went Geant
Rena
Salt Take
Stewon
Lnte
Res Street
John
Helen
Genevieve
Mari Pechayar
Seanne
Echavar
Hof
Trout Creeks
Northern Pacific
Matson
Francis
Fury
Granite Street
St Mark's
Ohenmann & Need
Balmers
Oates
Olive Edith Oates
Honest Oates
Nafaaldeans
Angie
McAuley
Ward Lindstrom
Incha
Omaha
Neb
Bridget
Leonard
Dunieis& Bilvoa
St. Ann's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dte
Wcarthy’s
East Broadway
Idaho
Golden West’ Co
Margaret K
Crome
Oelock
Meander
Manson
Hich
Milwaukee
Shamokin
Tone George” Wampote
Angel Theodore J Angel Sr
Sam R. White
Larry Duggan
J. Walsh CO
Panera
Automobile Equipe
Montana St
Edison Mazda
Mazda
Pris Ric
Nun Last Park
Mme. L. Green
exeLusty Des
West Park
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