Notes on hotel guests and visitors in Butte
A fragmented list notes Ed Vidlen of Great Falls and Swan of Billings as guests at the Finlen, with several others including Thomas Miller, Fred Whiteside, and Matilda Rapp among arrivals or visitors in Butte yesterday. Mentions of guests at the Acoma and Thornton hotels, plus residents of Dillon, Anaconda, Deer Lodge, and nearby towns, appear amid a local social roundup and a bank notice about savings deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Ed Vidlen
Great Falls
Finlen
All
Swan
Billings
W.H. McKeown
Schuler
Dillon
Willian
Athambea
Butte
T.M. Parker
Anaconda
Acoma
Thomas Miller
Dees Lode
Hutte
Fred Whiteside
Thornton
Kallepel
Clair Quist
Wisdom
Ron
Norris
W. P. Dunlap
Deer Lodge
Finten
F. A. Maraube
Salmon
Idaho
Max Lauterbach
Ditton
Uest
Rton
U.S. Mantey
J. Mont
Matilda Rapp
F. Allen
A. Clemens
Melrose
A. J. Lodell
W. C._ Portearles Kyle
Vals
Thomas T. Ingling
Wits H. Smith
Boulder
Oberts
Jeffers
R. F. ‘Ble
Laurin
Madison Valley
Evening Post
P.O. A.B. Renwick
Jane
Miners Savings Bank and ‘Trust Co
Daughters of St
Ruth Barnicoat
Butte Railroads Adopt Pacific Time Schedule Change
Two routes from Butte switch to Pacific time with trains westbound yesterday. Milwaukee road uses mountain time past Deer Lodge to avoid confusion. Anaconda and Deer Lodge remain in line with Butte while Northern Pacific and Oregon Short Line move to Pacific schedule beyond the division point. The Great Northern remains on its existing timing between Butte and Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Butte
Pacific
Milwaukee Road
Pacific Time
Deer Lodge
Railroad Administration
Anaconda
Northern Pacific
Short Line
Government to retain training camps for naval reserve
Washington dispatch reports Captain Laning acting chief of navigation urged retention of a majority of the four training camps for instructing the naval reserve force. He said the only cost would be maintenance and called it the cheapest form of naval preparedness. In Peoria a fire at the America company plant caused about 600000 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Naval Reserve Force
Laning
House Naval Committee
Plan to Build Two Great Fleets Aimed at Competition
Former Secretary Daniels outlines a plan to create two formidable fleets with separate task forces. Each would be led by top admirals and pressure the Navy to extend officer service terms to two years. He envisions joint maneuvers on the Atlantic coast and harbor defense improvements, urging a budget around 35 million for construction and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namiat Honso
Hafeny
Sayt
Henson
Puette
Awai
Marine Corps
Daniels
Rome Tripil Presidential Schedule in Rome
The president will meet with King Humbert and attend a special meeting of a national scientific institute to receive honorary membership. He will dine with the Dowager Queen Margherita and host reception for Protestant representatives at the American Church before departing Rome for Naples or Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Naples
Milan
Reward Offered for Post Office Robbery Convictions
Authorities announce a government reward for those arresting and convicting suspects in the post office robbery. The case connects to the burglary of Muteh Young's Hardware at 920 Talbot Avenue and the Western Hardware Store. Convicted men received lengthy penitentiary terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laewren
Albert Aint
Augurt
Wilt
Post Office
de Esterday
Dwyer
W Haein
Charyea
Meith
Muteh Young
Talbot Avenue
Western Hardware
Welfare Bureau Report Highlights Child Labor and Education
The welfare bureau report urges reevaluating child labor with education as the primary, most profitable remedy. Julia Lathrop notes the need to assess youths’ moral guidance amid rising juvenile delinquency linked to war conditions and admiration for soldiers, with concern over weapons exposure and infant mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Lathrop
Young Co
Relief work in Northern France described by Hoover
A cable from Herbert Hoover reports relief and rehabilitation work in Northern France after the German invasion. He says 1.5 million inhabitants are affected. housing, food, and clothing are needed as railroads and mines are ruined. About 300,000 Belgians and 508,000 refugees seek home, with 20 principal towns destroyed making return a massive challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Commission For
Helgiumn
Cent
Herbert C. Hoover
Paris
Hoover
Belgium
Great Falls robbery tale gains corroboration in taxi driver account
In Great Falls on January 1, police tied two men to multiple storefront robberies in Butte and Vaughn, with taxi driver Phil Laux confirming details after being taken in and questioned. Laux's corroboration supported the hotel's hold up account, while sheriff Kommers examined coats and caps for potential recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Butte
Franke
Albert Murray
Vaughn Hotel
Phil Laux
Alsof
Int
Manchester
Vaughn
Son
Deserin
Laux
Neriff Kommers
Lewistown
James Young
Koup
Parker Venzy
Falls
Wilson unable to visit Switzerland due to engagements
The American legation in Berne reports President Wilson regrets that numerous engagements prevent a planned visit to Switzerland. The decision comes after expressed interest from Swiss officials and follows formal scheduling discussions in the diplomatic channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Wilson
Switzerland
Inter-allied mission heads to Vienna amid Austrian food crisis
Reports from Posen and Berne indicate a European commission has left for Vienna to probe the German Austrian food situation. Also noted are funeral notices for Carl Nero and Ariin A Ayers with local services at White's parlors and at their respective homes. Mineral announcement to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Rman
Posen
Berne
Inter-allied
Austria
Vienna
American Troops Recapture Kadish Amid Harsh Frontline Conditions
Following a November retreat the American troops on the sector faced shelters nonexistent and fires forbidden across the Emtsa river. Preparations for Kadish attack used heavy howitzers hauled 89 miles through rough terrain. The Onega column reached Gogol and achieved the push’s objective. Today Americans Russians and Poles on the sector reinforce positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogol
Operating Costs Soared Across Railroads in 1917 Figures
Reports show total operating costs rising sharply while revenue from freight and passenger traffic neared four billion dollars in the first ten months of the year. Eastern lines led with 1.828 billion in revenue against 1.551 billion expenses, while Southern roads took in 642 million with 193 million costs. A.M. Sande of Twin Falls visited Llano during the Legat verte day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Grace
Leys
Thys
Peoria
America
Oath Seicnriln Eeebane Ty An Coa
Elfare Bureau
West Park
Reliable Jewelers
Electric City
SAM R. White Winees
Mbal
BHU South Main Streep
Fcarthy-Bryant & CO
Lyon
John J. M’carthy
Talmadge
Forbidden City
Bagdad
Pathe News
Knowles
Unde
Eker
Jaly Shea Ee
Carthy
East Broadway
Montana
Swift
Lyons
Dakota
M. J.B
Rogers
Holmes & Edwards
I. Simon
North Main Street
Thie City
Holden
Deveadus
Mildred ‘Holden
Men George
Mt Thans
Mem
Pat Ming
Sherman & Reed
Martors
SHEA
Patrick 1
John ‘Shea
Im Margaret
Kathe Michi
Mary
Fiamento
Cal
Jam
Caledonia Street
Cyraw
Hancock
Mich
Sherman’ & Steed
M'Leod
Ans WoLeod
West Center Street
Sherman
Peterson
Veterson
Sherma" Reed
Barry
Johannah Barry
North
Montana Street
St. Lawrence’s Church
Wil
Cros Cemetery
J. Walsh
Johardn
Andrew “Johnson
Richards
Good Hardware
E. Park St
Mayer
North Main
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