Butte Notes Visitors fill Butte hotels with names from region
Numerous travelers arrive in Butte for short visits and register at local hotels including Finlen Thornton Acoma and Stevens. Names include Robert S. Phillips Livingston Frank Madden Dillon J HM Florey Maxville J Byrne Camp Lewis, C F Hess Deer Lodge, R S Blitz Philipsburg, A Telschman Stevens, G A Winslow Radersburg. Several aim to retire or return home soon.
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Orton Bros
Robert S. Phillips
Livingston
Finten
Michael Barclay
Blackfoot
Butte
W. R. Tatton
Helena
J. HM. Florey
Maxville
Thornton
Frank
Scobey Tx
Acomn
FE. J. Watkins
Sheridan
Milo Adams
Hall
North Main Street
C. E. Snyder
Anaconda
W. J. Scott
Great Falls
Philip Thorpe
F. D. Knotts
Dillon
A. E. Davidson
Townsend
J. Byrne
Camp Lewis
Talon
C.F. Hess
Deer Lodge
Deer Lode Valley
Tom C. Crayon
Mrs. Frisble
Fin
P. McDonnell
W. J. O'Burke
Ennis
Madison Valley
W. C. Orr
Finien
D. E. Rainville Swan Anderson
T Rivals
P. O
Mise
Lillian Jelinek
Acoma
R. R. Bye
Deveny
R. S. Blitz
Granite-Rimetalls Company
Philipsburg
Amon
C.B. Bowers
B. Morrow
Ida Cogan
Mentrum
Big Hole
Finlen
F. Husted
Jackson
H. A. Stuart
Dr. Anson
G. H. Parsons
Wisdom
Trut
F. Allred
Students’ Army, Training Corps
School of Mines
Allred
Boise
Idaho
George A. Winslow
Keating
Radersburg
James A. Murray
Winslow
Butte Street Car Union Thanks Public for Cooperation
The Butte Street Car Men's union division No S81 of the Amalgamated Association thanks the public for having exact fares ready to help conductors and motormen keep to schedules. They urge buying tickets when convenient and wish a merry Christmas and prosperous new year. Also notices about library book return by January 1 with fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Street Car Men's Union
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employee of America
P Millan
Wibbur A. Hoar
A New Deal Impends In Germany
Berlin reports from Tages Zeitung and Vossische Zeitung describe bombardment damage to the Reichstag with areas scorched while the throne room and Joachim hall remain largely intact. A hospital ward has been set in the former arrow-lined room with stained water. The former emperor’s private rooms are closed by the finance minister. Five sailors lie dead in the second courtyard vestibule.
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Berlin Tages Zeitung
Reichstag
Vossiche Zeitune
Berlin
Preparations Amid Turbulent European Demonstrations
Dispatches report both sides in Europe mobilizing for anticipated Sunday demonstrations. Parties claim formidable preparations as revolutions spread from Harthe and Kiel to Danzig and Lubeck. Reports cite violent clashes in the Jeuhe basin near West Meuse and uncertainty from Zurich.
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Harthe
Lubeck
Kiel
Danzig
Tele
Jeuhe
West Meuse
Paris
Dec
Zurich
Fear Occupation by Entente Forces in Merlin Demonstration
The Rasel December 29 report invites Merlin residents to show peacefully that they will not tolerate armed bands and to uphold order to prevent occupation of the capital by Entente forces. The item notes a copy of a proposed demonstration and urges calm and nonviolent expression of will.
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Merlin
German Demand to Haul Down Flags Triggers Polish Riot
A Polish official report on the riot in Posen at Paderewski’s arrival says the trouble began when flags were demanded to be hauled down. Poles refused, troops fired, crowds battled, and Polish forces dispersed. The Associated Press dispatch notes German forces were defeated and about 38 persons were killed or wounded, including women and children.
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Warsaw
Posen
Ignace Jan Paderewski
London
Gloriday
Copenhagen
Gray
Germans and Poles clash in deadly Christmas eve riot
An Allied car bound for Warsaw with an American flag sparked a prolonged German Polish confrontation. German officers fired on the convoy, prompting a Polish guard to respond. Hours of fighting left many dead, with German attackers reporting 86 killed while sailors and police losses followed. Shells wrecked the fortress as the German sailors council pledged loyalty to the government amid unrest across Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Foxen
Merlin
Schonberger Wound Ends In Fatal Firearm Injury
Max Schonberger, a longtime dairyman from Butte, died after a gunshot wound that pierced the large intestine and lodged in the liver. He dictated a terse will leaving his property to his daughter Julia Barry and named a friend to receive buried treasure he spoke of on his deathbed. Surviving: wife, daughter, and son Henry. Body with Daly Shea undertaking rooms, then to home.
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Max Senenberger
Julia Barry
Schonberger
Qualif
Gereman
Max Schonberger
Regent
Butte
Barry
Henry
Daly Shea
Mam
Senator Reed 15 Against Al Farlif in Debate
The Missouri senator voiced opposition to a proposed four power international league, arguing it would threaten national sovereignty and liberties. He warned that such a body could erode U S rights and governmental control, urging vigilance against ceding authority to foreign powers. The report notes his criticism of the league's aims and potential to undermine constitutional protections.
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New York
League of Nations
Missouri
Reaven
Electricians Favor Sympathy Strike Vote
Five members of the electricians union voted in favor of a sympathy strike for workers of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. The vote was questioned if it would be binding on the entire membership. The strike was set to start January 1 and affects only the telephone company.
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Mient
Mountain States
Philadelphia Wedding Ties Randolph to Hudson of London
Miss Hannah Randolph daughter of Philip S. P. Randolph married Robert Spear Hudson third secretary of the British Embassy in Washington. The ceremony took place at 991 South Fourth Street Philadelphia with Mgr William L. Kiernan officiating. The bride wore a white brocade gown trimmed with family lace and orange blossoms.
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Hannah Randolph
Philip
P. Randolph
Philadelphia
Robert Spear Hudson
London
Washington
Charles P. Keith
South Fourth Street
Mgr
William L. Kiernan
Carlisle Welcome for President Wilson at Historic Church
President Woodrow Wilson received a warm welcome in Carlisle as he visited a church dating back to his grandfather. He signed the church register and spoke of his time there, before leaving for Manchester amid cheers and applause after a brief stop at the Crown and Mitre hotel.
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Thomas Woodrow
Omer
God
the King
Wilson
Crown and Mitre
Belock
Manchester
President and Mrs Wilson Visit Industrial City
Thousands lined the streets as the presidential car rolled to the Official Residence of the lord mayor. The station glowed with lights and crimson carpet while the town hall crowd cheered. The president and Mrs Wilson greeted guests at the decorated station but offered no speeches.
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Manchester
Bee
Wilson
Palma
Seagure
Mace
MIGHT HAVE CHANGED THINGS ALL AROUND
A December Associated Press dispatch recalls a near-drowning incident involving President Wilson as a child at sea. The speaker recounts his mother saving him during a sudden ship lurch, declaring the moment shaped his future and the nation's history.
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Carliain
Tnc
Wilson
United States
Mettalo
Nda
Walt
Farewell Dinner at Buckingham Palace Details Irregular
An incomplete clipping notes a farewell dinner at Buckingham Palace in honor of the president and Mrs. with about 30 guests expected. The event is described as to be held in the state dining room, but the text is truncated and details are uncertain.
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London
Tlwon
Buckingham Palac
Italian Socialist Debate Highlights Alpine Frontier Change
Rome dispatch from December 29 reports Giornale Vitalia, organ of Foreign Minister Sonnino, discussing a plan to concede Dalmatia to Croatians and abandon Italians seeking reunion since 1885. It notes Risolath opposes the Brennero frontier and favors reconstituting the cabinet under Orlando after the death of the hour.
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Rome
Giornale Vitalia
Haron Sonnino
Leonida Risolath
Soci
Per
Risolath
Brennero Pass
Tyrol
Dalmatia
Mountain View choir presents Christmas music program
Mountain View Methodist church hosted a Christmas music program directed by George Stevens with Mrs. Tom Martin at the organ. The program featured organ preludes, sacred night pieces, the anthem Adeste Fidelis, a male chorus Star of Bethlehem, Nazareth by Gounod, and Star of the East by Kennedy, drawing a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Methodist
Episcopal Church
George Stevens
Tom Martin
Schultze
Gounod
Kennedy
Albanians Seek Return of Territory in U S Congress
Boston December 29 an American Albanian congress was organized to press for the return of territory to Albania. Delegates from 52 cities attended. Dennis Kambury of Miles Ohio was elected president.
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Boston
Albania
United States
Dennis Kambury
Miles
Ohio
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Ruth Sultzer
Germany
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Vies
Private Murphy
Broadway
Amsterdam
Dee
Saiiors Council
Staf
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Asel
Jomne Gazette
Reed
AL Farlif
United
Laptarda
Teed
France
Berbin
Riania
Italy
Montenegro
Thomas Growell
Er Lodge
Trelind
Daly-Shea
Electricians
WRS
Neverslip
E. Park St
WJ. L. Hannifin
the Butte Optical Co
Mr Carthy
Bryant
Lyon
John J. McArthy
Proprieto
Carlisle
Buckingham
Mountain View
Harlequin
Charlie
Chaplin
Man From
Funeral Range
Wallace Reid
Allies Official War Review
Carthy
East Broadway
Montana
Swift
North Dakota
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