French Offensives Near Ypres and Langemark Report
The report details French advances against German lines near Ypres and Langemark from November 23 to December 1. It notes gains of 100 yards or more in several sectors, heavy fighting at D'Agny and the Yser front, and reports fierce counterattacks and brave infantry actions including Allied troops fighting in water and rainstorms.
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Wydendroett
Brodseinde
Ypres
Toade
Streen Strante
Neldohek
Swartelen
Tmn
Severn
Hwee
Yser
Teo Saris
Tment
Battallon
Sren
Chavon
Artillery drone action reduces infantry losses on front line
Reports say intensified artillery drone fire in Rouge region cut daily infantry losses from over 100 to about 20. On December 20 to 28, German artillery depots and armor were destroyed near Craonne, Vauclere, Amifontaine and Guignencourt. Replies from German guns were weak, with only two or three bombardments of Rheims noted, one violent during neutral journalists' visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouge
Craonne
Vauclere
Rhelma
Amifontaine
Guignncourt
Berry-an- Bac
Rheims
German Review of Events From Press Bureau Report
Berlin reports from the press bureau summarize Christmas peace prospects among belligerents, mixed frontline updates across Poland and Flanders, a fire at Lille aimed to disrupt German troops, and misgivings in Russia over Balkan talks. Also noted are market and shipping concerns, spy arrests, and a general headquarters communique on limited offensive actions and modest gains.
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Germany
Benedict
Poland
Miszga
Lowlex
Lille
Ene
Constantinople
Save Ruse Fin
The
Red
Russia
Balkan
Switzerland
Rotterdam
Lampa
Mayor of Butte Faces Jury in Libel Trial
Testimony details the defense against charges that Otto Pufahl was defamed by a Butte Socialist article during martial law. Judge Law allows wide exam, city officials and editors linked to the publication. Multiple ranchers and town figures among jurors and witnesses as trial progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Council
Pulan
Pofahl
St. James’ Hospital
Putahl
Ihe
Dan’ Donohue
Glendive
Butte Fapers
Smith
Butte
Supreme Court Extea
Donohue
Fitter
Vomquers
C. H. Rider
Willow Creek
George W. White
Belgrade
Homer | Maxwell
Boseman
Urquahart
Jnabit
Brower
Manhattan
van’ Bowen
Ran ‘i P'Schrink
Martine
G. Stratton
Bozeman
H. Bille
HA. Tyrand
Hlutte
H.A. Bolinger
Republican County
Gallatin County
Lexander Muckel
Cornser
Betnce
de Fenger
Otto Pufan
Law
McCaffery
Wheeler
Socialist Party
Afe Caffery
Oliver Row
Simith
Putaht
Wallace
Pufahl
Silver Show County
Otto
Patani
Harold Crary
The
Standard
Aotonsg
Clarencemith
Dwyer
E. B. McLaughlin
Socialist
Soc
Myron Herrick Returns to Cleveland for Honor Reception
Myron T. Herrick former ambassador to France and Mrs. Herrick arrived in Cleveland today and were escorted to their home. A public reception is planned this afternoon with Mayor Maker delivering an address of welcome and Herrick replying. Herrick noted his Paris duties cost him $400,000 and declined to discuss a presidential boom.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
France
Servians Capture Large Austrian Prisoner Dispatch
A Nish dispatch reports Servians have captured many Austrian prisoners including 17 officers and 22 111 men with 42 field pieces 10 000 rifles and substantial ammunition stock along with transport wagons hospital wagons ambulances treasury carts and 527 horses.
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Paris
Dee
Havas
Nish
Servia
Sto Dee
Treasury Bates
Germans Driven Back by British Attack Near Armentieres
British forces repelled German advances at Armentieres on Tuesday, driving them beyond artillery range nine miles northwest of Line Washington. The day’s fighting comes as Allied troops push the front line in the area amid ongoing war coverage.
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London
Reuter
Boulogne
Armentieres
Line
Mine sinks Turkish gunboat at Bosphorus entrance
A Turkish gunboat was sunk by a Turkish mine at the entrance to the Bosphorus according to a Daily Telegraph dispatch from Athens. The report notes the event occurred early in the morning hours.
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London
Wee
Daily ‘Telegraph
Athens
Bosphorus
Time Not Ripe for Peace Overtures Says Van Dyke
New York December 10 Dr Henry Van Dyke United States minister to the Netherlands told a dinner crowd that neither the United States nor Holland should seek peace overtures now toward the European belligerents He praised neutrality and warned Belgian famine could lead to bloodshed He commended Dutch care for Belgian refugees noting Antwerp damage small and water restored and described German rule in Brussels Antwerp as kindly and friendly
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United States
Holland
Europe
Henry van Dyke
United Sates
Netherlands
Lotos Clan
Teac
van Dyke
Hind
Antwerp
Brussels
Widespread Wrangling in Socialist Local over Membership
Tensions rose as factions clash between the long standing machine group and the broad majority of party members. A referendum vote to admit Tilly Sullivan was rejected despite a 4 to 45 division on a roll call with Finnis h Hall leaders and city officials pushing the machine line.
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Tilly Sullivan
Socialist Party
Jat Minat
Meisner
Davie
Curran Ad. Obermeyer
van Home
B. Wishaar
Kuehorn
Angus McLeod
Alderman Clinch
Booher
Central Committee
Majory
Smith
Flont
Puncan
Butte Briefs Highlights Local Movements and Recaps
George W. Sproule a federal court clerk travels to Helena. J N Wayne of Billings among arrivals. Captain Charles Sutton returns to Missoula from a visit. Mr Holden and Mrs Holden visit Butte from Dillon. J H Bicke of Dillon among Beaverhead visitors. John C Farison heads to Woodland Washington to reside. B C Wilson and F P London of Missoula visit south side. Mrs H J McDonnell and Mrs Chapman depart for Southern California. P A Allen returns from Ark City Kansas with nephew James Allen. Union Branch 661 to meet at Murphy residence 522 Juisson to attend funeral of Bridget Quinn.
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George W. Sproule
Federal Court
Helena
J.N. Wayne
Billings
Cit
Charles Sutton
Missoula
Mrl Holden
Mrs. Holden
Butte
Dillon
J. H. Bicke
Beaverhead County
John C. Farison
Woodland
Wash
B.C. Wilson
F. P. London
South Side
H. J. McDonnell
Chapman
California
P. A. Allen
Ark City
Tah
James Allen
AIL
Con. Murphy
Juison Street
Bridget Quinn
Murphy
Lek
Cholera Hit Hits Valley Hogs In Worst Epidemic
In Walla Walla hundreds of hogs die as hog cholera ravages the valley. Assistant Agriculturist Lee Parnarty says the outbreak is the worst on record here and many homes near Toussell Creek are flooded by contaminated water. Measures will be strict to curb the disease.
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Walla Walla
Lee Ww.Planarty
United States Department
Toussell Creek
German prisoners landed in Kingston for detention
A cruiser arrived in Kingston with 129 German prisoners brought from St Lucia. They were transferred to local detention facilities for confinement under wartime controls.
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Kingston
Jamaica
St. Luca
New Imperial General Named As Murray Succeeds Douglas
Gen James Wolfe Murray is appointed chief of the Imperial general staff succeeding the late Gen Charles Douglas. In two years New Mexico has more than doubled its mineral production, signaling robust growth.
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Lomavin
James Wolfe Murray
Raft
Charles Douglas
New Mexico
Driver of capital commission arrested for grand larceny
John McMillan, driver for Capital Commission, was arrested at City Hall on a grand larceny charge. He was taken to the county jail amid claims he aided thefts by multiple commission company employees, stealing goods from a warehouse and selling them to city stall dealers at reduced prices. The company manager prepared bonds and will seek leniency for the youth in court.
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John McMillan
Capital Commission Company
Banda
McMillan
Commission Company
Hotel Arrivals Across Many States Listed In Report
A long hotel arrivals list catalogues guests from Great Falls, Missoula, Helena, Spokane, Seattle, and several other western cities. Names include J R Mobbins, Mrs J R Farr, William Landin, KS Sanders, A Frank, J Kennedy, W Miles, and many others. The note compiles travelers and residents visiting Deer Lodge, Butte, Bozeman, Helena, and nearby towns with numerous addresses and affiliations.
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Ore
L. Greenburg
New York
A. Frank
A. Gibson
Missoula
Mies G. Gibson
Misoula
T. “Bhivert
Hookane
Vash
Legent
R. E. Lang
Bozeman
J. ‘A. Woods
Seattle
A. P. McPherson
East Liverpool
William Dunn
Banhack
LF. Mueller
John Halberson
Spokane
Gilman Camp
Billings
B.A. Douglas
J. W. Blarney
San Franciato
J.C. Tyler
Helena
G. W. Goebel
Pittsburg
B. Baurschmit
Helen Fred Stroh
Wallace
Idaho
B.C. Horne
Denver
T. W. Webster
Lewistown
Tos
Kimball
John Grant
George Grant
George Feyder
J. C. van Meeke
Butte Eagles to Join Anaconda Eagles for Anniversary Train
The Butte Eagles will join the Eagles of Anaconda to mark the fifteenth anniversary of the Anaconda werie this Saturday. A special train is planned to leave Butte at 7:99 p.m. with the Montana State band accompanying the group and possibly two members attending. To ensure ice for skating, South Side boys who helped build the Clark Park rink will not open it until Saturday.
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Eagles
Anaconda Werie
Butte
Montana State
Butte Eagles
Occa
South Side
Clark Park
Ivennis Hoty In Critical Condition After Saloon Incident
The condition of Ivennis Hoty remained unchanged at an early hour after he suffered a grave injury in a street saloon on North Wyoming Street a few days ago. He has been in St James Hospital since the incident.
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Ivennis Hoty
North
Wyoming
St. James" Hospital
Watch Recovered by Police After Pawnshop Sale
Police recovered a stolen watch in a Butte pawnshop yesterday. Henry Gilmore identified the item as his, stating it was taken on October 38 and pawned recently. Gilmore notified authorities and suspects the watch is in his possession.
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Butte
Henry Gilmrore
Gilmore
Poultrymen Meet and Prize Program Review
A routine meeting was held yesterday evening in the city jail where the premium list was edited. The 1913 annual show is set for January 4 to 8 with a long list of prizes. Trade data show imports at 494,704,385 dollars and exports at 745,744,236 dollars.
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The
Gowers Srevece Cn Ilny Asstciay von
Gaich
China
Physical Condition Of Butte Schools Sees Record Progress
Butte public schools report their best physical condition in history. Nurse observers conduct health checks, teachers return with renewed interest, and salaries for summer-school attendees may rise. A proposed plan would extend two teachers to a state college extension course next summer.
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Butte Public Schools
George F. Downer
Butte
Uue
Downer
Twe
St Josephs Bazaar Draws Well Patronized Crowd
The Ladies Aid Society of St Josephs church and the Charity League of Sacred Heart parish opened a bazaar yesterday in the old Schatzkein store on Went Broadway. It drew heavy Butte attendance with a pig dinner, booths selling dolls, linens, lingerie, and candies offered by young women, promising a strong first day.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Joseph's Church
Charity League of the Sacred Hear Pariah
Schatzkein
Broadway
Butte
Red Cross
Paris
A Present Worth While Piano Offer Featured
A present worth while educates refines and lasts a lifetime. A Chickering fa Vose Hallet Davis or a Kim You can buy at Orton Bros 216 218 North Butte Mont Advertive.
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Hallet & Davis
Orton Bros
North Butte
Mont
Death Notice for Four Year Old Christopher Stevens
The remains of the late Christopher Stevens aged four are at Duanende Windse tor the funeral. A relative in the East is heard from.
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Stevens
Christopher Stevens
Duanende
Windse Tor
Larry Duggan Bell Phone 770 and Phone 186
Larry Duggan appears in a notice referencing Bell Telephone in relation to two phone numbers 770 and 186 percent. The brief item notes potential service or account details tied to Duggan and the Bell system.
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Bell
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