Butte Notes Frequent Visitor List and Health Advisory
Butte notes record arrivals at Thornton and Finlen hotels with names like Mrs W Shobe J M Hitman and wife and E D Chatte and wife. Visitors include K J Lemert state accountant and M Squires family. local health note says Boulder Hot Springs reports no influenza and urges reservations. mentions Fort Lee discharge and local trains.
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Renierence
Orton Prost
M. Hughes
Helena I
Helena
Thornton, Schilling
Butta
North
Main Street
F. W. Bunzell
Polson
Thornton
John Tewksbury
Billings
E. D. Chatte
Anaconda
Butte
Finlen
E. A. Rohret
Sun River
Mid- Ohio
M. 1. Knowles
Robert Bell
Idaho
R. 1. Ferguson
C. A. Wern
Finten
Mra
Thomas Harvey
Jette Harrington
Hks
Bitter Root
George H. Mullins
Patrick Mullins
North Yakima
Fort Lee
Boulder ‘Hot Springs
Boulder
Boulder Hot Springs
Wone
Mike Best
America
Great Northern
J. M. Reynolds
Prevention and the Pound of Cure in Military Readiness
New York December 3. Vice Admiral Henry T Mayo, commander of the Atlantic fleet, argued that if the navy had been stronger and universal military training in place, the last four years would have been peaceful. He warned Germany would not have started the recent conflict if it valued a capable military. He urged maintaining a powerful navy and universal military training to deter future wars.
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New York
Henry ‘T. Mayo
Pennsylvania
Wilson
France
Germany
Sas
United States
LAST SCOUT BOATS BACK TO OLD PORTS
Queenstown reports six American scout boats returning home from Portland after a cheerful send off with crowds cheering as they left the harbor. Washington notes 45 percent cut in construction work due to demoralized labor since the armistice, with contractor reports of up to 50 percent labor turnover.
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Associated
Prn
Queenstown
Portland
Washington
Dec
Parks
Naval Bureau of Dw and Docks
How Naval Committee
Garbage hearing 19 not called off says mayor
Mayor W. H. Maloney announced the garbage bid hearing scheduled for 2:30 p.m. in the city council chambers would proceed and that the meeting had no foundation for being canceled. He urged prompt disposal of the contract, citing months of delay and growing embarrassment for the city while pledging cooperation with the health board to prevent influenza violations.
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W. Hf. Maloney de
Areithout Foundation
Mays
County Board of Health
City Board of Health
Maloney
Coune Ty
Victor North Dies in Butte at 47 After Police Career
Victor North a member of the police department under the MacInnis administration died at his home 736 East Broadway late Monday night from pneumonia. He was 47 and a native of Finland, having lived in Butte over 30 years. Retiring from the force he worked in business on East Park street. Survived by wife Ida two sisters Mrs Linquist and Mrs Skudz of Butte and a brother Edward North of Anaconda. Body at Daniels & Bitbone Undertaking Rooms awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Victor North
MacCinniss
East Broadway
Finland
Butte
East Park Street
Ida
Mra Linquist
Skudz
Edward North
Anaconda
Moose
Daniels & Bitbone
Henry Avare to be buried this afternoon
Funeral services for Henry Avare former state game warden who died Sunday will be held this afternoon at Walsh's undertaking parlors under the Hills lodge of which he was a member. Two brothers Frank and Joseph Avare of Salmon City Idaho arrived for the funeral. Burial will follow in Holy Cross cemetery. A high mass will be sung Thursday morning at St Patrick's church.
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Henry Avare
Walsh
Butte Lodge of Hills
Frank
Joseph Avare
Salmon City
Idaho
Butte
Holy Cross Cemetery
St. Patrick's Church
Novem arfr High Record Government Expenses
Government expenditures in November reached a record high of 1 935 249 000 dollars, driven by war production outlays and contract liquidations. November outlays totaled 1 655 051 000 for war and related costs, with 278 949 000 loaned to allies. Fourth Liberty Bond receipts added 3 142 142 000, bringing total receipts to 5 439 191 000, and nearly 1 000 000 900 came from selling debt certificates.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
November epidemic toll in Butte rises with 326 deaths
A city health board report shows November influenza deaths in Butte totaling 326 with a slight drop in new cases but a possible rise in fatalities. Twenty four doctors reported 60 new cases, nine deaths occurred last night, and Monday noted 58 new cases from 22 doctors with eight deaths.
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Butte
State Health Board
City Board of Health
Beatty denounces German navy as cowardly and dishonorable
Admiral Sir David Beatty, in a London speech aboard the HMS Lion, condemns the German High Seas Fleet’s conduct and calls their end deserved. He praises British sailors, notes the enemy’s lack of chivalry, and warns against dwelling on past faults as the ships head to Scapa Flow.
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London
Rman
David Beatty
Grand Fleet
First Battle Squadron
Battle Lion
Scapa Flow
Beatty
Bluejacket
Airplane link between Africa and Asia completed by trio
London reports the Royal Air Force teams led by Major General Salmond and Brigadier General Marton, with Captain Ross Smith and two mechanics, began from Cairo reaching Damascus, then Baghdad, establishing a flight link between African and Asiatic regions. They visited Bayt, Seria, and Mesopotamia, linking the two aviatic expeditionary forces.
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London
British Wireless Service
Salmond
Royal Air Force
Gene Tral Marton
Sims Service
Ross Smithy
Cairo
Damascus
Fle
Bagdad
Bayyt
Seria
Mesopotamia
Polite request over piano noise in shared house
A mistress asks Eliza to go next door and request that they stop playing the out of tune piano due to Mr Humphrey's bad headache. Eliza is admitted briefly with compliments and seeks quiet, quoting a neighbor's polite complaint about the nuisance.
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Elia
Humphrey
Eliza
Fragmentary remark on meddling in others affairs and fires
A disjointed passage references meddling in events and a speaker lamenting dampened fires. It mentions keeping home fires burning and a piano, with hints of someone being told to behave politely. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or attribution.
First Food Ships Reach Gibraltar With Relief Cargo
Washington reports the first fleet ship carrying 2700 tons of food for relief reaches Gibraltar and is ordered to move its cargo to Southern Europe. The telegram from Herbert Hoover in Europe notes overwhelming demand and his inability to craft a definite general program of relief at this time.
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Washington
Gibraltar
Europe
The
Food Administration
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Slayer of Captain Posner Breaks Silence in Jail
Lieut He Perry, jailed in Los Angeles after being captured near Palmdale, described fatally shooting his superior Captain Abram Posner. Perry said Posner found fault with him and his work and that he had intended to abduct and beat Posner before the victim tried to escape, leading to the fatal shooting.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Abram Posner
HE. Perry
Palmdale
Here
Posner
Yesterda
Perry
Leutenant
San Diego
Camp Kearny
Captain Posner
Higapta
Bill on Flags and Emblems Introduced in Congress
Washington December 3 A bill prohibiting display of flags or emblems of organizations that oppose the U S constitution was introduced today by Representative Osborne of California. Imprisonment of five to 25 years for heads who refuse to submit their creed to a United States district attorney for approval is provided.
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Washington
Unite States
Osborne
Californt
United States
Reward Offer For Proof Of Best Mainapring Made
A $100 reward will be paid to anyone proving we do not put in the best mainapring made for $1. Guaranteed one year. Jewelry made and repaired. Moved to and now located at 37 N Main Mayer- Adve.
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N. Main Mayer— Adve
Five businessmen and sheriff linked to county health order
Five men were charged by the sheriff with violating a county health order. G F Moons, L D Berry, Wyman, Rowley, and saloon operators were taken into custody and released on $100 bond. A bartender was held on the county jail's records after arrests made Monday night and again yesterday morning.
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G.F. Moons
South Arizona
Berry
Wyman
South Arizona Rowley and Saloons
Reardon
Sullivan
He County
Congress Settling Down To Business
Washington reports the new session begins with a mass of appropriation bills in both chambers. Senate and House handle minor items while prioritizing the postwar revenue plan and rail policy as committees plan early action on the post office and army bills. A war revenue package nears completion with a 4 billion dollar tax plan for 1920.
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Washington
Senate
House
Representative Kitchin
Chale
Senate Interstate Committee
Sims
House Committee
Smith
Congress
House Post Office
Naval
Military Committee
Onl
Partridge tale yields rabbit coincidence in sportsman talk
A Boston sportsman described a strange incident during hunting, claiming that a partridge fell and dragged another partridge by its claws to the ground while he was pressed by a rabbit mishap. He recounted how a misfire and stumble caused him to collide with a rabbit.
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Boston. T
Cadet’s Cockney Charm Offends Scottish Regime
A vain subaltern in a Scottish regiment clashes with customs. His loud questions about why the pipers have not played irritate the mess. The adjutant calmly explains the pipers do not play until evening, hinting the officer has yet to learn regiment etiquette.
War history fragment hints at Kaiser telegram misreadings
A garbled wartime reminiscence references German intrigues and a telegraph about the Kaiser. It notes claims of misperceived motives, German errors, and a royal figure living quietly in exile while his family awaits their future.
Lawyers and Devils in a Sicily Tale of Sacred Wall
The tale depicts St Peter asking the Lord to build a wall between heaven and hell. The Lord agrees only if a lawyer takes the case. No lawyer volunteers, so the devil remains unconvicted. The quip notes lawyers’ absence in heaven and their presence in hell. Europeans face sugar rationing, with Americas tied to imports, as Italy and France reveal low quotas.
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Sicily
Hell
Peter
St. Peter
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