Quarantine clash forces city open bid and closures
County health measures clash with city leadership over quarantine rules in Butte as inspectors deputized volunteers and police seek to close nonessential businesses while some shops remain open. Council votes split and rapid actions from sheriff and health board shape a tense showdown.
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Board of Health
Boar of Health
Sherif Sonn G. Yourne
County Health Board Eeting
Chief Murphy
Murphy
Ott Simonson
County Health Board
Health Board
County Board
Butte
Cavanaugh
McKeon
Ma Yoney
Swanson
Woods
Hanratty
Holland, Fletcher
Hageman
Freudenstein
Bovide
County Board of Health
Stewart
Dr. Cogenelretary
State Board of Health
Buste
Cty Board
Court House
Cogswell
City Board
City Hall
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Ad
Health feature touts kidneys and liver in food digestion and elimination. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy claims to balance kidney and liver workload, backed by testimonials like E. Schmidt of Umbirk Ohio. Sold by lead dealers. sample on request via Warner's Remedies Co. Rochester New York. Ad.
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Warner
E E. Schmidt
R.F. D
Umbirk
Lead
Warner's Safe Remedies Co
Rochester
N. Y
Demand Becomes Call for Solf to Quit
Amsterdam reports that the Tageblatt of Berlin says the Workmen and Soldiers Council has demanded the swift retirement of Dr. W. Solf the German foreign secretary. The council also ordered seizure of all documents relating to foreign affairs and the old government system.
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Amsterdam
Tagewart
Berlin
W. 8
Solf
Beilin palace guards anger at Liebknecht bed incident
London reports that after a Daily Mail correspondent visited Bechlin palace at The Hague, aged royal servants expressed indignation that Dr. Liebknecht the socialist leader had slept in the former emperor's bed for two nights.
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London
Hague
Daily Mail
Royal Palace
Bechlin
Liebknecht
Anaes
French officers lead 450 men to Siberia for Bolshevik front
In San Francisco on November 20 1919 French officers and 450 enlisted men from aviation tank and armed automobile units depart for Siberia to join allied forces against the Bolshevik. Two trainloads of equipment will accompany them on the voyage.
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Russia
San Francisco
Co- Gay
Siberia
Weather superstition and hints of a tough winter
The Louisville Courter-Journal notes October was mostly perfect, November brought haze and sun. The piece discusses winter lore, saying a really hard winter isn’t guaranteed, yet past extremes like 1917-18 linger as a romantic superstition. It mentions nuts, squirrels, and storage as signals for winter readiness.
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Louisville Courter-Journal
Ogg Benem
Anyenar
Kenic
Dashel
German Demands Entente Reengagement on Prisoner Return
A Berlin despatch reports Germany pledging orderly prisoner repatriation while the Hebert government warns that a Spartacist led seizure of wireless stations threatens controlled information. Chancellor Ebert and Haase deny responsibility for wireless broadcasts from within Germany as news outlets continue to transmit propaganda.
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Berlin
Independent
Democrats
Spartacus
Dr. Liebknecht
Germany
Berlin Tageblatt Aga
Ebert
Herr Haase
William I shifts war blame to Bethmann Hollweg and Jagow
Former German Emperor William I tried to shift responsibility for the war onto former chancellor Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg and former foreign minister Gottlieb von Jagow. In a private conversation with Dr George Wegener five days before fleeing Germany, Wegener’s report for the Cologne Zeitung cites the emperor claiming the government’s policy was driven only by Bethmann-Hollweg and Jagow, with the emperor saying he knew no more.
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Associated Prose
Copenhagen
William I
Germany
Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg
Gottlieb von Jagow
George Wegener
Cologne Zeitung
Wegener
Wegener. ‘the Emperor Told Dr. Wegener
Dr. von Bethmann- Hollweg
Hert von Janow
Wolff Outlines His Party Aims in Germany Hope
The Associated Press reports from Berlin on November 28 that Theodore Wolff, editor of the Berlin Tageblatt, outlined the aims of a new democratic party. It seeks to defend the republic, push democratic reforms with a socialistic tilt, rally the middle classes, oppose Bolshevism, and exclude militarist nationalists from leadership while welcoming many progressive and democratic figures to join. The party claims to be the strongest in the empire after the, and plans support for certain industries and land redistribution for soldiers returning home.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Arma
New German Democratic Party
Theodore Wolff
Berlin Tage- Dlatt
Herr Wolff
Bolsheviamas
Demon Herr Wolff
Progressive
Thon
Progressive Party
Wke Hugo Preuss
Germany
National Assembly
Walther Schnecking
Marburg University
Ofeesor Gerlach
Max V
German Election Date Set for February Sixteen
The council of the people's commissioners fixed February 16 for elections to a constituent assembly, pending approval from soldiers and workmen, who meet on December 16. The empire will be divided into 38 electoral districts with 6 to 16 seats each, based on prewar territory and population.
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Associated Press
Herlin
Council of the People’s Commissioners
Constituent Assembly
Ess
Bank chief warns Germans not to hoard cash
Merlin Nov 30 Rudolph Havenstein president of the Imperial Bank of Germany urged the public to avoid hoarding money. He noted cash withdrawals from Oct 1 to Nov 22 totaled 3.688 billion marks, far exceeding the prior year, with 4 million marks already withdrawn in the third quarter. He added that over 7.0 billion marks of new currency circulated via coupons and private banks, leaving a substantial hoard since early October.
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Merlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Rudolph Havenstein
Haven~ Stein
Soldier Farmers to Establish Farming Course in France
York November 30 Dr Jerfield presiding officer of Massachusetts Agricultural College and army educational commission in charge of vocational training sails for France to organize a staff of agriculturists. They will enable khaki Versity to add farming to its curriculum. Kesyon
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York
Jerfield
Chusetts Agricultural College
Army Educational Commission
France
Kenyon
Butte Chamber Opposes Freight Rate Increases
The Butte Chamber of Commerce discussed proposed freight gate raises and joined with Great Falls in protesting increases aimed at Montana shippers. They cited uncalled for costs on coal from northern Montana and Montana class rates, urging support for the Intermountain case and cautioning on overall freight burdens.
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Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Hear Creek
Butte
United States Railroad Administration
St. Paul
Soo
Great Falls
Tate
New York
J. W. Goodman
Great Fi Commercial Club
EBH
Anaconda Pany
Funeral notices crowd a Sunday schedule at Walsh's parlors
The list shows multiple funerals to be held this Sunday afternoon at Walsh's parlors, including Frank Sernen, Margaret Shaw, Michael Kelly, Jose Bary Geraldine Jose, Ida Remon, Dennis Sullivan, Monty Avare, and Rose Wells. Interments set at Holy Cross and Mount Carmel. times to be announced as details arrive.
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Holy. Cross
Novers Jose Bary
Geraldine Jose
Walsh
Holy Romo
Ida Remon
Bridger Callahan
Callahan
Nhs Callahan
Wintpried” Callahan
Funeral notices and arrangements listed for many locals
Funeral announcements from Daniels Bilboa parlors note pending instructions from relatives for Fred Roote Harry Strike Helen Stopher Mary Biglow John McFarland Margaret Miller Coka Vucinich Spiro Vucinich Nick Henn and others with planned services, times, and interment at Holy Cross Mountain View Mount Moriah and local cemeteries. Interments and times vary with destiny to be announced.
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Roote
Fred Roote
He. Daniels
Buboa
Henrietta Sutelile
Harry Strike
Adams Street
Maly Cross
Rakovich
Tony Raxovich
Dunlete
Bilboa
Mount Moriah
Mikulich
Michael Mikulich
Daniele & Bilboa
Nortock
Holy Crows
Tate Veid
da Danieleml
White
Harry, B. White
Daniels & Bilboa
Stopher
Helen
Hush Stopher
Daniels & Hilboa
Mountain View
Biglow
Mary Bigiow
Daniels E'Tinthon
Mharland
John McFarland
Holy Cross
Miller
Margaret Miller
Dans Wie
Urroempel
John
Kroempels
Rel Hikcens
Moxgugh
Cecelia Patricia
McDonough
Daniels
Funeral Notices and Thanks From Community of Butte
A flood of obituary notices and memorial thanks from Butte and Boise mark recent funerals. Daniels and Bilboa review Serdan and others with chapels, interments at Mount Moriah. Arthur H. Richards and Fred Metz are noted, with Mount Moriah interments and various clergy officiating. Card of Thanks from Mrs. Harry Bullock expresses gratitude to neighbors, W.O.W., and lodges for kindness after bereavement.
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Serdan
Ative Serdan
Teh
Mount Mo
Han
Howards
Arthur He Rawards
Richards
Monitor Lodge
Manon
T. St Clarkson
Mount Moriah
Sierz
Fred Metz
Beernoon
Glock
M. Hudtloft
Sarah Ann Adams
Xiamen
Clyck
Ficqarae
F.C
Eule Ford Otheintine
Butte
Boise
Ars
Harry Bullock
Funeral notices from Whites parlors headline local deaths
The page lists multiple private funerals and interments for Hite Jones Frank W Hocking George A Swank Gilman and 34 LanN earn with services at Whites parlors Mount Moriah Mountain View and other cemeteries. Names include Hite Jones Frank W Hocking George A Swank Gilman and J Gardner with dates and locations.
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Jone
Hite Jones
Whites
Hughes
Offera
Mount Moriah
Mer
Crame
Durhols
Mount ‘Moriah
Hocking
Frank W. Hocking
Govclock
Cook Offelating
George A. Swank
Terrace
Walkerville
Tomorow
James Offelating
Mountain” View
Ford Te Gilman
LanNearn
Tie Nome
Marcle Street
Gardner Wile J. Gardner
Sam R. White for and Cmbalmer Hata Street
Local item notes Sam R. White in relation to a combustion or cabinet matter on Hata Street. The terse entry suggests a civic or legal notice with naming of individuals and location. Further readable details are limited.
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Sam R. White
Hata Street
Multiple Funerals Planned at Sherman Reed's Parlors
A string of obituaries lists 44 year old TERDNANDS PENNIO, 32 year old Methatde Sung, 16 year old Raymond Williams, 33 year old Bud Larson and others. Services set at Sherman Reed's or Sherman & Reed's chapels with interments at Holy Cross and Mountain View cemeteries. times vary from Sunday to Monday mornings. Interments follow at local cemeteries as announced by family and church."
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Pimenio Herdnands
Sherman & Itsed
Tors
Millet Witham B. Atiller
Kerra Miller
Leon
Sherman & Stved
Thomas Colle
Sherman’ & Ri
Aerman & Heed
Holy Cross
Williams
Raymond Williams
Mount Marian
Herzog
Ella Herzog
Sherman
Reed's
Grelock
Woclea
John Routet
Heon
Ater Uanson
Bud 1 Larson
Tnt
Sherman 4
Ater
Funeral notice for SHERMAN and REED at St Mary Church
Interment at Holy Cr card of Thanks reads like a memorial note. The family extends thanks to friends and mourners for support after the death of Peg Ulgees, Reece Nie Seinner, and Teah Weenies, with Mullis and family named among mourners.
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Mnidhithe Muelitas
Undertaker Larry Duggan Opens Embala A2 Main Street
Larry Duggan enters the embalming trade at 2 Main Street with a new undertaker establishment. Phone contact listed as 770 for inquiries and service bookings.
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Larry Duggan
Undertaker
Embala
Main Street
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