Many Saloons to Close Today in Hutte Area
In downtown Hutte many saloons will not open today as owners announce closures. The Bohemian at 128 North Main, run by Michael Kilvanick, ends operations at midnight and will relaunch as a soft drink shop. Nearby stalls on Main and Broadway, including the corner stand run by Dave Morgan, will also shut, with plans to convert to cigar and jewelry outlets.
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Hutte
Ewan
Michael Kilvanick
North Main Street
Mr. Kilvanick
Main Street
Broadway
Dave Morgan
Mulholland’s
The
Waldorf
Camel Election Lessons From No 268 Butte Temple
Camel Election at Butte temple No 268 selects officers for the ensuing term. Elected are past ruler John H. Rooney ruler Ernest, Patriarch Hugh Octave Seward, secretary William, treasurer Witla, and others including James Taber and Bielana. Members will be initiated at an upcoming supreme lodge event despite garbled text.
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Butte Temple
Ite
John H. Rooney
Ernest
Hugh
Octave Seward
Seneoh Deine Guard
Preitevetia
William
Secretar Ese
Precman
Weasurer
Withane
Withane E Biciar? Grumies, Witla Ancall Seit Itn and James ‘Taber
Lodge Phy Bielana
Dre AG Allan
Poy Aie
Publicity Intervenes in Defense Conference Remarks
Associated Press reports December 8 that Stephen Pichon foreign minister announced in the chamber that full publicity would be given to conference proceedings. He said intervention in Russia is inevitable but defensive regarding troop operations against Bolsheviks remains essential.
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Associated Press Ie
Irance
Stephen Pichon
Chamber Deputies
Russia
Moore Wants Wilde to Come to America
Cleveland Ohio December 29 Tommy Wareh of Chicago Pat Moore announces he will not close with any English promoter for at least a month until convinced Wilde will not come to America to box Moore. He prefers America but is willing to go to England.
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Cleveland
Ohto
Tommy fWareh
Chicago
Pat Moore
Wilde
America
Moore
Heid Moore
England
Navy's supergun in action on land
The Big Us from the battleship Utah recounts the 14 inch naval battery on land fighting the German supergun at Paria. The crew fired up to 21 miles, claimed 600 rounds before the armistice, and suffered three losses from disease and shell fragments.
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Amer
Utah
Kent
Paria
Amercan
Bolsheviks Active Along Transiberian Railway
The Bolsheviki display activity along the transetherian line aiming to overthrow Admiral Kolchak at Omsk. Suppressed uprisings at Tehita Irkutek Omsk and Krasnoyarsk by Kolchak forces with many loyal, some defecting. At Kamarchaya station near Krasnoyarsk about 1000 Bolsheviks seized the railways and entrenched themselves against Russian and Siberian troops from Omsk. outcome of the engagement not yet learned.
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Omak
Russian forces seize Perm and take 18000 prisoners
Paris reports that Russian troops captured Perm from the Bolsheviks, taking 18,000 prisoners. Foreign Minister M. Pichon announced in the chamber of deputies that Perm, capital of the Perm government, is a major depot for Siberian convicts and goods and serves as a starting point for the Northern Siberian railway.
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Paris
Perm
M. Pichon
Chamber of Deputies
Government of
Siberia
Details of the murder of the czar's family
In parliament, Foreign Minister Pichon described the brutal execution of the former imperial Russian family. Prisoners were kept in a small room and bayoneted during the night, then shot by revolver at dawn. The details were reportedly received from Prince Lyoff during a recent Paris visit.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Pichon
Russia
Prince Lyoff
German Ace Claims IE Downed Roosevelt in Aerial Clash
German ace Christian Donhauser, a 24 year old Hamburg aviator, says he downed Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt near Chamery after the clash that cost the American airman his life. Donhauser, credited with 12 kills over 11 days, weighs 94 pounds and wears the Iron Cross. He plans to pursue U.S. citizenship and join American aviation forces.
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Associated Press
Christian Donhauser
Aver
Quentin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Chamery
Young Roosevelt
Rooselt
Roose
Donhauser
Thore
France
Belegium
Hamburg
London
Denhauser
League of Nations aims face international anarch y says Lord Robert Cecil
London December 29 Lord Robert Cecil in an Observer interview ahead of the peace congress discusses the hurdles for a league of nations He notes that without a formal international system the aim to prevent war is not sufficient and stresses humanity’s shared interests and interdependence among nations.
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London
Lord Robet Cecil
League of Nations
Observer
Robert
Warren
First Baptist Choir Presents The Angels Message Cantata
The First Baptist church choir delivered a careful rendition of Hal's cantata The Angel's Message before a large audience. Soloists included Mrs Lottie Tall soprano and W J Addicoat tenor. The festival introduced two new gospel songs and announced rehearsals for a new musical service A Tift in the Clouds with an augmented chorus.
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First Baptist Church
Hal
Lottie Tall
W. J. Addicoat
Campaign to seek 1,000,000 signatures for Jewish commonwealth
The Zionist Organization of America announced a nationwide drive to obtain at least one million signatures urging peace commissioners to endorse and aid a Jewish commonwealth in Palestine under Great Britain trusteeship. It recalls New York's 200 year old history of game seasons for deer and other birds.
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Jewish Commonwealth
New York
Palestine
Great
Britain
Zionist Organization of America
Naugurate Campaign to Resume Building on a National Scale
Washington will inaugurate a campaign to resume building operations nationwide. Secret Ikon leads a conference of state officials and labor representatives in Boston to create employment for thousands of men returning to civilian life, aimed at directing $3,000,000 into new private ventures and homes amid evolving patriotic discourse.
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Hatson
Washington
Boston
Ikon
Labs
Left Bank of the Rhine to Remain Fortified Debate
December 29 report from Paris notes Henry Franklin Bouillon, former minister and foreign affairs vice chair, arguing Alsace Lorraine and the Saar basin form a single settlement issue. He urges reclaiming Saar mines seized by Prussia in 1815 and 1871, while the commission opposes forcing citizens and demands no remaining soldiers or forts on the left bank or within 40 kilometers of the Rhine.
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Havas
Chamber of Deputies
Henry Franklin Bouillon
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chamber
Alsace-Lorraine
Sarre
Committee of Foreign Affairs
M. Franklin Bouillon
Prussia
Rhine
France
Poland
Associated Press
Paris
Holsshevik Movement
Stanislaw Hempel
Joseph Pilsudski
Pollan
Hempel
United States
Taft Endorses Wilson Trip and League of Nations Plan
In New York on December 29, William Howard Taft praised President Wilson for his European trip and the proposed league of nations. He argued the president has greater influence with allied publics than their princes, due to America’s wartime principles and the league proposal.
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New York
Wilson
Europe
League of Nations
William TH ‘Taft
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
England
United States
American Steamer Carib in Distress off Halifax
Wireless reports from Halifax say the American steamer Carib, sailing from Nantes to Norfolk since December 19, is in distress at lat 41.20 and long 68.20 with cargo shifting. A second steamer indicates it will reach the area around 1 tonight and urges Carib to show lights and rockets. The known position lies about 360 miles southeast of Halifax.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Nantes
Norfolk
Protest to draft Michigan 339th in Northern Russia
Detroit crowd plans a mass meeting called by Mayor Oscar Marx to protest the retention of the 339th infantry regiment in Northern Russia. The unit forms the bulk of allied forces fighting Bolsheviks south of Archangel and fears of annihilation drive calls for relief or a larger base.
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Detroit
Mich
Russia
Regiment of Infantry
Michigan
Oscar Marx
Archangel
International financial union proposal stirs broad backing
A bill by Deputy Jacques Stern to form an international financial union proposes sharing wartime costs by population and power. Paris dispatches say 1000 delegates support the plan to avoid bankruptcy, noting central powers total 370.5 billion francs, with an international loan of 618 billion francs to be allocated by population and production and guaranteed by each state from customs and other revenues.
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Jacques Stern
Altes
Paris
Garantee
Business World Calmly Views The Clouded Future
Washington reports that the United States Chamber of Commerce committee on statistics on standards describes a calm, collected business mood facing an uncertain future. Many forecasts exist for the next six months, but the forecast emphasizes a period of indeterminate length yielding a better era and prosperity. Foreign trade is expected to play a large role as price adjustments target stabilization to sustain purchasing power.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Committee On
Explosion injures Kansas City street railway employees
Four Kansas City street railway company workers were injured in an office explosion at the main car barn, two severely. The blast shattered the building front, but the exact cause was not learned. Workers in the office said a missile struck the window and exploded instantly. The company noted car service had returned to normal after a December 11 strike, with 260 cars in operation.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Street Railway Company
Carmen
Member of Italy's Mission Dies After Illness Attack
A member of Italy's mission died tonight here from pneumonia following an influenza attack. The death underscores the severe impact of the flu season on international observers.
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Italy
Pneu
Pay for froops voyage to France sails Leviathan
Two million dollars in US funds for American soldiers was moved from the sub treasury to Hoboken in seven army trucks guarded by 21 armed soldiers. The money bags were loaded onto the transport Leviathan, set to sail Tuesday for Brest. Also noted, the largest butterflies are found in British New Guinea, some wings spanning 12 inches.
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New York
United States
France
Hoboken
Leviathan
Brest
British New Guinea
Ukrainian Bands Threaten Towns in Galicia Clash Looms
Northern Ukraine bands threaten Kovel while claiming control of Tutsk Rovno and other towns. They murder, loot, and seize prisoners as German forces and local units clash across Galicia. Reports describe turmoil around Lemberg and Ruthenian lands with German troops displaced and a famine looming in Poland.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Ukraine
Kovel
Tutsk
Rovno
Herdyczov
Peturi
Galicia
Lemberg
Petrula
Kiev
Warthaw
Moscow
Odessa
Paderewski to Head Republic of Poland
Dispatches from Danzig and Posen report plans to proclaim a Polish republic with Ignace Jan Paderewski as president. Paderewski’s Posen entry described as a triumphal procession, while Berlin notes a fainting spell. Washington says his visit aims to support existing Polish governance and bolster resistance to Bolshevik and German influence.
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Republic OF Poland
London
Danzig
Posen
Berlin
Poland
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Zeitung Am Mittag
Lokal
Anzeiger
Trance Jan Paderewski
Washington
Paris
Paderewski E. Visit
Mr. Paderewski
Week's Program No Notable Features in Paris Peace Talks
Paris December 29 The week’s program of the peace delegates has few standout items. President Wilson will return to Paris midweek to review talks with British leaders and likely confer with Premier Clemenceau and other French officials before leaving for Italy. The royal visit season ends as the focus shifts to shaping the conference’s issues.
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Paris
Wilson
Clemenceau
Italy
Undertaker Notices for Breen and Nero in Local Obituary
Mary Breen wife of David Breen aged 45 died at home 215 North Wash Inatgntstreet body taken to Whites parlors funeral to be announced later Card of Thanks from James H Smith and Family thanking friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers during illness and sorrow and mentioning Rev Clarkson Birk
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Clarkson Birk
James H. Smith
Funeral steps announced for late William Tunnel
Funeral arrangements for the late William Tunnel were announced with notices appearing in later papers. Details of services and scheduling were requested by family and local clergy.
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William Tunnel
The
Bos
Wicsasde
Pariora
Funeral Notices for Kearney Gilmore and Sjoguist
The funeral of Mrs Kate Kearney will be Monday morning at Walshes lock then to St where high mass at 9 30 o clock Inter The funeral of Michael J Gilmore will be Tuesday morning at the family residence Talbot avenue then to Sacred Heart church for a 9 30 high mass The remains of Emil Sjoguist are at Walshs parlors with time of funeral to be announced later.
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Emil Sjoguist
Walsh
Na Treet
William Schules
Sherman & Treed
Mount Moriah
Elias
Sherman” &” Reed
Sherman & Reed Schultz
Remains of Max Schonberger 4 to be moved for funeral
The remains of Max Schonberger aged four who died yesterday at 4 local hospital are at the Daly-Shea undertaking parlors. They will be moved today to the family residence at 118 East Greenwood Street for the funeral. The notice also mentions Thomas Grogan aged 32 who died yesterday in Deer Lodge Montana. He was born in Dunmore County Galway Ireland and leaves his father mother and one brother. Funeral notice to appear later.
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Grogan
Dunmore
County Galway
Ireland
Montana
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