Butte Notes on Visitors and Local Notices
Butte notes list visitors from Helena Great Falls Manhattan and nearby towns. Includes births at 1410 Fifth Street and 711 Dakota Street, business arrivals at the Finlen and Thornton hotels, legal filing by Elizabeth M O Boyle against Hannah and James Richards, and travel plans for Alt enbrand and others. Also mentions influenza status at Boulder Hot Springs and local recreation and train schedules.
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Rent Ntanae
Orton Ros
J. E. Bi Inard
Lima
John Marehion
Anaconda
Lengat
CE. Luce
Helena
GL. White
Great Falls
HA. Moore
Sheridan
Finten
W. P. McComa
G. Duffin
Manhattan
Butte
Schiline
Best
North Mainernee
William Snead
Fifth Street
Joseph Sullivan
Lewisohn Street
Mueller
Oscar Olson
Walter Olson
Helmville
Finlen
Thornton
Albert Dorman
Rexburg
Idaho
Geote Th. Conway
Modoca Butte
Salt Lake
Missoula
Virnia
Elizabeth M. O'Boyle
Hannah Richards
James Richards
Altenbrand
Pioneer Grain Mercehant
Manhat
Acoma Yeater
California
Salt Lake City
Boulder ‘Hot Springs
Boulder
Boulder Hot Springs
America
Great Northern
Utte
J. M. Reynolds
State ownership defeat in close election
St Paul dispatch reports that an expected increase in total votes leads to the defeat of the Non Partisan League plan for state ownership of industries. Early returns show a large margin against the economic program, with eight counties still to report and the governor’s race influencing totals.
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St. Paul
Asp
Bismarck
Rail workers to press eight hour day pay talks
Washington December 4 أعلنت Airmen of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers plan to meet Director General McAdoo tomorrow to seek adjustments to the general order. They will urge a basic eight hour day with overtime pay and double time on Sundays and holidays for all employes including agents telegraphers dispatchers tower and train directors repairers. Mrs John Drew dies in New York widow of actor and former actress born Josephine Raff Philadelphia daughter of actor John Raff Sr.
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Washington
John Drew
New York
John Jew
Butte doctors back influenza vaccine as preventive
Butte physicians studying the influenza epidemic favor serum from standard houses, citing army tests of 20 000 inoculated men with no pneumonia. Local doctors report widespread use among county jail inmates and Hennessy store workers, with no influenza cases after inoculation. Mayo Institute vaccine trials, War Department recommendations, and new Washington serum are discussed by city physicians and the Salt Lake City board of health as free inoculation stations and strict quarantine measures are planned.
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Butte
Salt’ Lake City
J. Ti. Freund
County Board “of
Hearth
WC. Matthews
Mayo Institute
Fancement Klaht
Hess
Fifer
Hennessy
Futler
Dents’ Army Training Corps
School of Mines
Regular Army
Buttes
Inoe Hon
Huenza
War Department
Tudente Corps
Serushich
Tex Army Laboratories
Washinton
Fuller
Northern Pacific Breaks Cow Shipment Record
The Rocky Mountain division leaders announce a new cattle shipment record surpassing the prior by about 100,000 head. The previous peak was around 430,000 head, with much of the increase from Western Montana markets. Cars from Hamilton Hall and Phillipsburg were sent to Chicago.
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Rocky Mountain Division
Northern Pacific Railroad
Hamilton
Hall
Phillipsburg
Chicago
Last Services Held for Henry Avare Former State Warden
Funeral services for Henry Avare, former state game warden and deputy sheriff of Silver Bow County, were held at the M. J. Walsh chapel with Elks officiating and Rev. Father Venus presiding at Holy Cross Cemetery. Pallbearers included James J. Canning D. H. Morgan Charles F. Morris T Gerard J A Poore and J Clifford of Anaconda.
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Henry Avare
Silver Bow County
The
Elks
M. J. Walsh
Father Venus
Holy Cross Cemetery
Mr. Avare
James J. Canning
D. H. Morgan
Anaconda
Charles F. Morris
T. Gerard
J. A. Poore and
J. Clifford
Returning Soldiers Receive Ovation At Homecoming
Returning soldiers received a warm ovation during a homecoming reception. The group spent two hours mingling with supporters and veterans, sharing stories and expressing gratitude for the community’s support.
Influenza outbreak improves as city sees fewer cases
A city health department report shows a drop in new influenza cases and deaths. Twenty three doctors reported few new infections and several deaths, with Dr W C Matthews citing improving conditions and optimism about the epidemic's course.
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Health Department
W. C. Matthews
Ir 1
Freund
Funeral services for Budd L Larson held in Chicago chapel
Funeral services for the late Budd L Larson were conducted at Sherman Reed's chapel in Chicago with Rev George D Waite, Mrs Althea P, and accompanists. The ceremony featured hymns A Perfect Day Asleep in the Hereafter and Beautiful Tale of Somewhere. Floral offerings reflected the esteem of many friends including WoC Perce Williams ML Mettale Bryant and Steve Ryan. Remains were interred at Main View Cemetery.
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Budd 1
Larson
Wedfield
Chicago
Yextes Sherman
Reed
Hutt
George D. Waiteofe
Mra
Althea
Desur
Tutte
Woc. Perce, Williams
ML. Mettale Bryant
Steve Ryan
Xmain View Cemetery
Nex
Chile Looks For U S Support On Tacna Tarapaca
Dispatches from Santiago indicate the American government may favor a friendly U S stance to settle the Tacna and Tarapaca disputes under an accord framed within the treaty. The reports note Washington cannot address Tarapaca directly, leaving Chile to pursue a peaceful settlement with Peru.
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Santiago
Chile
Peru
Local jeweler advertising mainspring claim and relocation
An advertisement offers a $100 reward to anyone proving the shop does not supply the best mainspring for $1. The notice guarantees one year and notes jewelry making and repair services. It states the business moved and is now located at Main and Maver.
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Main, Maver
City Council Expands Appointments Amid Flu Syndemic
Mayor Maloney gaining power to appoint assistants and inspectors for the health department to meet Spanish influenza demands. Council confirms hires including Harris as city chemist Courtney as police clerk Coughlin as police member and firemen Casey Tay Gilboy and McCarthy after apprenticeships. Alderman Corry notes concerns about papers dumped and public works urged to collect and archive waste for city archiving.
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Afayor Maloney
Rank Harris
Thoma Courtney
John Coughlin
Casey
Tay Gilboy
McCarthy
Men’s home service work outlined for discharged soldiers
An article describes the local service section guiding discharged soldiers on filing compensation claims, government insurance, mortgage and private insurance details, and how to reserve rights. It notes the committee’s role in demobilization and aiding veterans with industry placement and postwar support.
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Chiet
Cir
Demobilization Accelerates at Camp Lewis
Army orders cut four training battalions from 1,000 to 250 each, signaling rapid demobilization. About 6,000 men expected home before Christmas, with the first discharge group of roughly 200 leaving today. Pay voucher delays push 118 officers to depart tomorrow as physicals are completed. data show 11 white and 1,720 colored men processed. States contributing include California with 38, Washington 346, Oregon 9,022, Montana 19, Colorado 1,685, Idaho 5,485, Utah 6,461, North Dakota 2,412, South Dakota 2,000, among others.
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Camp Lewis
Wash. Dee
Washington
1Ésth
Quartermaster Corps
Dalton
California
Oregon
Montana
Colorado
Tolano
Eota
Utah
French Army in Germany Encounters Passive Resistance
General Mangin's troops crossed into Germany and met mainly passive German officials, while the people varied from not all docile to warmly hospitable. A woman complained of feeling dishonored when the general stayed at her house due to heating shortcomings.
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Associated Press
Germany
Mangin
Bec
Davison Outlines Red Cross Peacetime Plans
Washington, Dec. 4. Henry Davison, chairman of the War Council, outlined Red Cross peacetime relief plans spanning the United States and world. He said no future fund campaigns are needed as Christmas rolls errands will fund the effort and pledged continued aid wherever soldiers remain. The organization will assist in reconstruction, disease control, and humanitarian relief, with governments and societies taking lead in affected countries. Davison emphasized a healthy financial position and urged loyalty and one dollar annual memberships to sustain war-to-peace transition efforts.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Great Organization
United States
Henry Davison
Davison
Red Cross
Mr. Davison
U Great
France
Italy
Belgium
Ted Cross
America
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Murray Pital
RC. Monahan
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W.C. Matthews
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A. H. Tillie
Dayton
F. Carman
J.B. Lhotka
Tors
Sential
Brennan
North Main St
Budd L. Larson
Diamond Quality
McCarthy, Bryant &Co
White House
Max
Ceretana
Rex
Lipton's Tea
John J. McCarthy
Prop
City Council
Nemist
George T Motion
Corry
Brownfield-Canty Company
Carthy
East Broadway
Swift
Wagner
Lyon
Dakota
Ahrview
Main Springs
Brodie
Jeweler Peoples Theater
East Park Street
I. Simon
North Main, Butte
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