Butte Current Notes And Local Advertisements
A collage of social notes and business ads from Butte includes mentions of rent pianos from Orton Bros, Stein-Bloch clothes at Tonkin's, Elite studio photo specials, Walker's neon lunch, and various visitors and births. Local residents and travelers are listed with quick notes on their movements, hotel stays, and shopping, plus Christmas gift selections at the P.O. news stand.
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Orton Bros
Stein-Bloch
Tonkin
Elite
Walker
Murray
Dillon
Argyle
Sherman & Reed
John G. Brown
Helena
Butte
George Harmon
Roundup
Lisa
Charles Wagner
Blackfoot
South Butte
Chores B. Philips
Phillips Avenine
Joseph Jovanovichy
Leatherwood
F. Arnold
Wisdom
Doris Frazier
Grand Avenue
Spokane
Samuel
Evening Post
Edwin J. Norris
Great Palle
H. Hall
Idaho Falls
Ernest Gross
Ating Almeda Grose
Faith Thompson
Colorado
McFeeley
Federal
Ie P.O
Confidante Reveals Details Of Sundstrom Operation
The confidante of Miss Ethel Sundstrom, a 23 year old stenographer, testified about an operation said to relieve her delicate condition. The witness described the procedure and its purpose in court.
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Ethel Sundstrom
Butte Coroner Jury Hears Sundstrom Case Details
A coroner’s jury heard testimony from a young woman present during a private operation performed by Dr. Haviland in the Baltimore block office. The witness described Sundstrom’s condition, the role of a confidante, and the subsequent hospital care leading to the patient’s death days later. Analysts noted infection and poisoning as reported outcomes.
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Butte
Salt Lake
Galena Street
Granite Street
Sundstrom
Mike Sundstrom
Tom
Miss Sundstrom
Mies Sundstro
Sam White
Williams
H Pital
Hays
Sole
Usmiend
Mary Kelly
Miss Kelly
Miss Sunds
Inquest Details On Youth Death And Letters
Amy White testified at last night’s inquest into Frank Smith of Anaconda ending his life by acid in Butte’s restricted district. She claimed she urged him to stop pursuing her and, after an alleged confrontation, he returned, sat on the bed, and drank the acid while handing her the saddle. She said she was in the district due to her husband’s desertion. Paris reported German aviation camp bombardment at Habsheim by 13 French aircraft, with shells hitting targets. five enemy planes on the ground fled when attacked. Africa’s 1913 musical instrument trade reached about $900,000 in value.
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Amy White
Frank Smith
Anaconda
Butte
Smith
Paris
War Office
Habsheim
Musshausen
Opium Cache, Allen Arrested in Butte Drug Case
Stock Inspector Jack Colling arrested John Allen on a warrant for fraudulently receiving opium morphine and other drugs in Great Falls. Authorities found eight barrels morphine opium pipes and a trunk with drugs at Allen's cabin on street. Alice Lewis, traveling with Allen, offered little evidence. investigators seek more links to the drug operation earning as much as 0 a day.
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Jack Colling
John Allen
Allen
Great Northern Stat
Hale
U. S
Een Eiven
Great Falls
Taist
Butte
Alice Lewis
Carl Smith
Viscount Alverstone Dead Former Lord Chief Justice
United States reports mark the death of Viscount Alverstone former lord chief justice of England after a long public career. The obituary notes his popularity, service on the Alaska boundary commission and prior role as British counsel on the Venezuelan boundary dispute. A separate item in New York announces a foreclosure sale of the International Typesetting Machine Company assets set for January 17 with a $500,000 minimum bid.
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Lo Alverstonie
England
Don
Viscount Alverstone
Newcastle
Lord Riverstone
United St
Alverstone
Conti
West
Oregon
Uscent Territory
America
Alaskan Commission
Tara Alverstone
Richard Evereard Webster
le Government
Venezuelan Boundary Commission
Paris
Cleveland
New York
United States
Charles M. Hough
International Typesetting Machine Company
Guaranteed Trust Company
Submarine K-8 Floated After Pearl Harbor Stranding
Honolulu reports the United States submarine K-8, stuck in shallow water during a surface training drill in Pearl Harbor, was floated at noon today with a naval crane and the tug Navajo. The vessel appeared undamaged.
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Honolulu
United States
Pearl Harbor
Suspect Held After Home Gate Robbery in Butte
At 66 Warren Avenue Steve Correck faced an unmasked robber who demanded surrender. Correck raised hands to about 90 degrees before a blow left a mark. The assailant fled with valuables. Martin Sherrick was arrested nearby on highway robbery charges. Deputy officers later detained Mayer on a robbery charge.
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Steve Correck
Warren Avent
Correck
Bheritte Deli Ant Holland
Martin Sherrick
Mechanical Defects Not Spies On Minnesota
United Sea Inspectors questioned Great Northern Pacific Steamer Minnesota officials aboard the liner for five hours and concluded the boiler tube failures after leaving Seattle were due to natural mechanical defects rather than German sabotage or mutinous ballast. Temperature prevented interior inspection, but testimony indicated boiler failures stemmed from mechanical flaws.
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San Francisco
United Sea
Minnesota
Seattle
Earl of Derby declines to reveal recruiter figures
London reports the Earl of Derby, director of recruiting, refusing to give figures on the recruitment drive. He says the campaign is overwhelmed and that only Premier Amity’s upcoming statement will reveal data. He notes the pledge to married men remains intact and single men counts will be known Tuesday.
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London
House of Lords
Earl of Derby
Amquith
Earl
Build Merchant Ships in Navy Yards Discussed
Brooklyn December 15 Secretary Redfield urged constructing merchant ships in government navy yards before the Civic Club. He backed legislation aligned with the administration’s new merchant marine bill to boost American foreign commerce.
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Brooklyn
Government Navy Yard
Redfield
Department of Communva
Civic Club
Italian Destroyer and Transport Sunk by Mines
A semi-official note from Rome reported the Italian destroyer Intrepido and the transport Re Umberto sunk in the Adriatic by drifting mines. All crew aboard the transport and most on the destroyer were saved except three on the destroyer.
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Rome
Paris
Adriatic Sea
Immigrant Official Diggs Convicted, Marries in California
Yi-Maury 1 Diggs, son of Anthony Caminetti the U S commissioner of immigration, under federal conviction for white slavery, wed Marsha Warrington of Sacramento, California, after his trial. His first wife has since divorced him in Oakland.
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Yi—Maury
Diggs
Aw Caminetti
Anthony Caminetti
United States
Marsha Warrington
Bucramento
Cal
Oakland
Middle West Support for Preparedness Expressed by Hale
In New York at the Bankers' club Will Hale reports Thomas Chicago notes that the Middle West is almost unanimous for a policy of preparedness. He believes the nation should have everything necessary to defend against a foreign foe.
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New York
Pec
Jayer Will Hale
Thomas
Chicago
Bankers’ Club
Middle West
McKellar Leads Democratic Primary In Tennessee Senate Race
Memphis report notes Representative Kenneth D. McKellar leads the Democratic primary for United States senator by a large margin over former Governor Malcolm R. Patterson as results from new precincts come in. Dee returns tonight from new precincts with updated tallies showing a two to one majority for McKellar.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dee
Tennessee
Kenneth D. McKellar
United States
Malcolm FR Terson
Kaiser Macks Return to Berlin After Eastern Tour
The German emperor, after visiting the front with Field Marshal von Hindenburg and inspecting naval plants at Libau, has arrived in Berlin and will stay there for an extended period.
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Berlin
London
von Hindenhurg
Libau
Ice Encases Steamer Maruba in Six Inch Ice
In Sault Ste. Marie on December 16, the steamer Maruba arrived heavily iced. Crew used hot water to free the wheelman from the pilot house as the ship remained coated in ice. The report notes the vessel’s significant ice cover and mentions a separate figure about English colonies totaling 18,000 miles in area with a Dop value of 89,065,035.
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Sault Marie, Abn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
East Broadway
Teky
Leys Jeweler and Optometrist
North Main Street
Allmark Store
Ironer
Women’s Department Motor Coats and Fine Leath
West Park Street
Africa
Mose Linz
McCarthy-Bryant Co
John J. Wcartry
Teaienop
Mexico City
Las Trexas
Pablo Ganz
Juan B. Mernandes
Porfirio Diaz
Huerta
Experanza
Vera Cruz
West Ayayirens
Wkellar Choir
Senator
Kaiser Mack FY Ne
Wort R
Iery
Brass Jardinieres A
Sid Sla Algterent
California
Leather Goods
Euro Shop
Fine Binat
Balankenberg’s
Istman Time
Marseilles
Yatta
Brownfield-Canty Co
West Park
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