Butte Social Notes Mention Guests and Births
Rent pianos from Orton Bros and J T Nealon of Billings visit the Acoma. Bloom of Billings at Thornton while Damuth of Villisea Idaho stays at Butte. Shapiro of Anaconda visits. Hanley of Lewistown registers at Thornton. Several locals arrive or stay at Acoma and Finlen hotels. Births reported on Locust and Amherst streets. Miners Savings Bank offers January interest. harboring influenza losses noted among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
J.T. Nealon
Billings
Acoma
Bloom
North Main Street
Allen H. Connors
Locust Street
C. Healen
Amherst Street
T. Chester
Whitehall
P.O
J. R. Hobbins
The
Thornton
Cyrus Bellah
Belton
H. Bellah
Portman
Finlen
J. Foley
J. Weber
Helena
Edith B. Miller
Ida Ellison
Livingston
Butte
Miners Savings Bank & ‘Trust Company
David V. Evans
Melrose
BB. Roe
Eister
Hed Rock
Art F
Dillon
Finten
Foot
Prgund
Tomelena
W. TF. Cosswell
State Board of Health
Harold A. Nicols
H.W. Johnson
South Excelsior
Nicols
Hamilton
James Park
Clark Street
Salt Lake City
Mr. Park
Butte Street Car Union thanks public for cooperation on exact fares
The Butte Street Car Men's union division 391 of the Amalgamated Association thanks the public for having exact fares ready aiding conductors and motormen. The note asks continued ticket purchases and wishes a merry Christmas and prosperous new year. Also notices library fines and stamp orders are mentioned by Ruth Sultzer acting librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Street Car Men's Union
Amalgamated Association of Street and” Electric
Railway Employes of America
D. A. Mmillan
Wilbur A. Hoar
Sec
Butte Free
Ruth Sultzer
New Year Greetings Quietly Marked By Butte
New Year’s Eve passed with subdued ceremonies in Butte. Whistles sounded at midnight and neighbors exchanged greetings as crowds gathered in streets and saloons. The city’s mood was sober and peaceful, reflecting a calmer start to the year after recent celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welco
Butte
New Year Services Mark Quiet Holiday Across Town
Readable portions describe church watch night services on New Year Eve avoiding crowds as liquor outlets closed. Congregations gathered at Methodist St Marks Laith Emanuel Lutheran Meaderville and Mountain View churches with pre service talks from Dr. Ward and warm reflections on the old year ending and the new year beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
St. Mark's Laith
Poland Prepares War Dogs and Pushes on Roving Fronts
The report notes Poland mobilizing war dogs for action as German forces evacuate ports at Libau and Riga. General Pilsudski plans actions in Posen while fighting spills into several points including Ruthenia, Lutsk, Dubno, and Lemberg as tension rises ahead of a peace congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libau
Riga
Posen
Poles Seize Key Posen Centers Amid Frontline Fighting
Reports from Berlin note Polish forces have taken control of the central post and telegraph offices in Posen and disrupted German communications. Street fighting between German and Polish soldiers continues as authorities call for troops, with Wreschen and Zloslaw councils declaring annexation to Poland and Gnesen reported in Polish hands.
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Poland
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Germany
the. Pro
Wreschen
Posen
Zloslaw
Gnesen
Martial Law in Warsaw Brings Severe Clashes and Deaths
Forty seven people were killed in Warsaw as troops and revolutionists clashed amid strict martial measures. Soldiers and municipal guards patrol streets while artillery practices warn potential insurgents. Paderewski’s arrival to support the government adds to the tense situation. Funeral notice for Mrs Johanna Barry follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
Warsaw
National Army
Munipal Guard
Posen
Paderewski
Tneran Pean
Organized Labor Repudiated Paper in Montana Meeting
A Montana clerk workers union meeting Monday night denounced a local paper for anti labor stances. The clerks asserted the editor has long been pro employer and accused the merchant of not advertising to avoid labor support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehor
Montana
Weig
Butte Clerks Union Condemns Bulletin Labor Attacks
The Butte Clerks Union condemns the Butte Mulletin for alleged labor related misuses of the phrase organized labor and warns the public to ignore such unwarranted attacks. The resolution, approved in regular session, calls for notifying merchants including Wein clothing company and notes possible action by other unions. Secretary Shtell reports to join broader union response.
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Wein Clothing Company
Organized Labor
Antonote
Fr Central Labor
Cain
Butte Clerks Onion
Bulletin
Shtell Lal
Butte Considers Bids for Garbage Disposal
City officials discuss inviting bids for garbage disposal services. A police department member was granted a 10 day vacation and another given leave of absence. The next city meeting is scheduled for January.
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Butte
Colicetto Aixporal
Karhage
John. Coughlin
P. J. McDonald
Lynchings Rise in 1918 Across Several States
Records show two lynchings in 1918 in certain states, with a total of 62 people killed nationwide including 24 more than 1917. Georgia led with 18, Texas and Louisiana each with nine, and Tennesse, Arkansas, Mississippi, New York, and others accounts follow.
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Tuskeree
Tunica
Georgia
Texas
Louisiana
Wwe
Tennesse
Arkansas
Protests Over Vilna Occupation Add to Allied Deliberations
The Lithuanian National Council of the United States reports to allied governments that a Polish seizure of Vilna is a pretext to invade Lithuania and force its union with Poland. Pierre Villmont headlines the appeal, describing the occupation as expansionist aggression rather than a Bolshevik curb. In other news, Italy reports total war losses at 469000 with 16362 officers dead and 33347 officers wounded among 947000 wounded and 500000 implied incapacitations.
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Vilna
Lithuanian National Council
United States
Pierre Villmont
Lithuania
Poland
Labor dispute over harbor strike referred to War Labor Board
The threatened strike by 18,000 harbor workers will be arbitrated by the National War Labor Board after messages were sent to unions and boat owners. The decision was announced tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
National War Labor Board
Daniels and Bilboa Embalmers Funeral Notice
The notice announces the late Ayers Artin A. Ayers aged 81 who died yesterday morning at his home 814 South Wahington Street. The funeral will be announced later. Rev Mr Olson officiating with relatives in attendance. Local obituary notice provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Elias Peterson
Sherman & Hood
MLGOD
Stee Anna Meteod
Ty Ning
Mee
Anan. Woodhouse
George Woodhouse
Butte
Charles Woods
France
Barry
Jonas Aal Barry
Montana Street
St. Lawrences Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Toriere Row
Phuraday
Mr. Olson
Ayers
Artin A. Ayers
Kohal
Rhoda
Kohat
Walsh
Parslers
George Fe
Mount Ssiouuint
Schonber
Honberger
Aes
Dulv-Shea
Str Joseph's Arch
Trogan
Grogan
Alraday Oraing
Sacred” Heart
Emvalmers and Peone Highlighted by M J Walsh Co
The M J Walsh Co notes Emvalmers and Peone in a brief market update, signaling interest and potential listings in current inventories. The report emphasizes trading activity and client attention toward these entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Walsh
Peone
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Best
State N
Prsery Company
Heleya
Yeomen
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Alsa Foley
Samuel Cockell
Copenhagen
Herr Lovbe
Central Council of Soldiers and Workmen of
Broadway
Whien
Meivers
Asoyar
Oak Camp
St. Lawrence's Church
Johanna Barry
Mae E. Hinkley
Oenelss Igoy Dlacoraa
B. Park St
M. J.B. Co
John J. M'Carthy, Proprieto
Grandpa
Garrison
New York
Brownfield-Canty CO
West Park Street
Weinberg
Ladysmith
Japan
Pen
Sherman & Reed
Daniels & Bilboa
Sam A. White
Endertakers
Joseph Richards, Inc
Mase Fepone
Carry Duggan
Caly Shea Company
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