Butte Current Notes Highlights Local Visitors and Ads
The items list numerous visitors in Butte from Dillon, Great Falls, Missoula, Helena, and other towns, with brief notes on lodging and business. Also noted are a few births, hotel registrations, local merchants, and a change of topic mentioning magazine sales and bank deposit interest terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros. Stein-Bloch
Tonkin
Jorge Melton
Dillon
Butte
James A. Flint
Pony
JH. Hall
Whitehall
A.C. Johnson
Helena
A. Jhonson
Atherton
G. A. Tweed
J. W. Pearson
Livingston
Schilling
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
FD. Boyle
Ailew Today
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Argosy
Baile Toad Man's
Pictorial Review
P.O
Miners Savings Bank Pipestone
Floyd Lyons at Mare Island awaiting Marine assignment
Floyd J. Lyons of Butte Montana was transferred to the Marine Corps after failing to report for Selective Service duty. He had left Butte with prior National Guard service and was sent to Mare Island California. he is expected to proceed to Tacoma. A separate item notes a man breaking a leg after a fall on Main Street.
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The
Standard
North Main Street
Butte
Floyd Lyons
Mare Island
Cal
Floyd J. Lyons
Mont
Tion Meard
Marine Corps
National Guard
Seattle
Tacoma
Fred Hoban
Frank Mitchell
Hoban
Lendon
Christian Reister
Dishonorable Peace Vetoed in Brest-Litovsk Talks
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Brest-Litovsk peace talks and a veto incident labeled dishonorable. Mentions Russian forces and a trench situation. No clear dates or named individuals verified in the readable text.
Turbulent Brest Litovsk talks and Petrograd turmoil
Telegram from London datelines Petrograd reports rising pressure over moving conference to a neutral state amid Bolshevik friction with Germany. Brest Litovsk talks proceed as hunger, crime, and disorder worsen in Petrograd. Times correspondent warns of fragile conditions and lack of authority.
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London
Petrograd
Times
Petrog
Times Correspondent Describes Grim War Crisis
A Times correspondent notes blinding snowstorms with violent winds over three days as the war crisis deepens. He claims Indian affairs grow desperate and that only German ally intervention can avert catastrophe, citing Russian shifts toward Germany to end the harvest turmoil and the country’s involvement.
Trotsky Responds To Entente Peace Split Notion
Trotsky says the Entente seeks a separate peace with Russia to lure Germany into surrender terms favorable to allies. He notes Lloyd George did not admit such a stance and warns Germans must move large units for any peace. Trotsky cites deserters and rail escapes as evidence of German coercion.
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Troteky Inhevski
Germany
Russia
Hetrograd
Daily News
Brest-Litovak
Prem Lloyd George
Lloyd George
Teothy
Troteky
Ger
Itta
Conference on Brest-Litovsk Talks Draw Delegations
Amsterdam January 9 leaders and delegations from Rosebend and the central powers discussed procedure and a discharge from Brest-Litovsk in yesterday’s session. Attendees included Leon Trotsky Bolshevik foreign minister, Dr von Kuehlmann German foreign minister, Count Czernin Austro Hungarian foreign minister, and Talaat Pasha Turkish grand vizier. A plenary session was planned for the morning with Ukrainian representatives attending.
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Amsterdam
Rosebend
Brest-Litovsk
Leon Trotky
Vor’ Kuehlmann
Count Czernin
Talaat Hey
Czech Slovak Army Growing in Paris Dispatch
A Paris dispatch reports a Czech Slovak army being formed and swelled by new recruits from the United States. The note warns of potential harm to Allied war aims and the moral impact of large scale recruitment on the Western front.
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Paris
Gun sales plot unfolds in federal building raid
U S Attorney and U S Marshal disclosed an alleged plot to sell machine guns stored in a Los Angeles federal building. They described displaying weapons to a supposed buyer to gather evidence amid a habeas corpus case against N Myles and an associate named Zorg. A warehouse search in Benicia reportedly uncovered rifles revolvers ammunition and army clothing tied to the case.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Uni
Robert O'Conner
United States
C. T. Waleton
Janes
Federal
N. Myles
Sean Zogs
Fae
J. Coll
O'conner
Zoe
San Francisco
S.A
Army
Walton
Zoxg
Zows
Myers
Zoge
Myles
Myles Zorg
Benicia
California
Land making tree cocoanut palm grows far reaching
The cocoanut palm is a mana maker with fruit dropping near water. Fruits float away propelled by wind and, upon landing, send out shoots marking the origin of a new growth cycle.
Military bar lifted at Seattle camp limits
The section near Camp Lewis in Tacoma is easing a ban that kept soldiers within an 8 mile circle. Posters will offer first class privates a pass to visit nearby areas as soon as suspensions end. Montana residents raise funds to build a new Montana Camp Lewis facility costing about 19 thousand dollars with a contract awarded immediately.
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Camp Lewis Tacoma
Dan
Seattle
Cody
Nisit
Docks
Debate on federal treaty mission and paper industry impact
In Washington on January nine the debate over a resolution to empower the federal mission to contract live print paper continued. Speeches await further consideration as tensions rise about supply control and alleged suppression by producers and political groups.
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Washington
Federal
War Inquiry Climax Foretold as Senate Debate Rages
Washington date Jan 9 A chaotic war inquiry session edges toward climax as the Senate examines military policies and supply contracts. Testimony from Navy Paymaster Ainieal McGowsn and civilian experts centers on procurement methods and potential single suppliers amid rapid shifts in wartime administration and budgeting.
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Washington
Senate
Formartie
Ainieal McGowsn
Navy
Tie Saat
Restrictions Likely Extend to German Women in U S
Washington reports that enemy alien rules may broaden to include German women. Postmasters and local offices have begun enforcing adjusted public safety measures. Officials say no detainee labeled dangerous has been released, underscoring ongoing internment actions.
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Washington
United Ie
Montis
Ory
Mr. O'Brien
Funeral notice for Walter Conrad in Red Sector
The resident of 54%y i hakoia street is announced dead with funeral details to appear. The body will arrive today and be moved to Teich. A funeral announcement will appear in later papers.
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Brain View
Walte-Conrad
Femor
Ihakoia Street
di Patio
Tutt
Teich
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Trest
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Meankfurter Zeitung
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Peproghad
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Hannuin
Butte Optical Company
Trotzky Suspich
LLOYD
Agaen AP Bresp-Litovsk
Camp Lewis
Montan
Mole Linz Corner
Main and Broadway
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
E. Park
White House
Crisco
Lyon
Rex
John J.mccarthy
Prop
Retary Baker
USS
Oy Phees
Durabl Special
Werery Gonda
Mick
Pie
Eta
Uypere Wes
Fey
Larry Duggan
Powers William James
Str Ban Powers
Mernoon
Holy Cross
Tery
M. J. Walsh CO
W & Phone
Missoula
D. Daliman
Utah
cButte
Herman
Elneks Amd
Uptown
Watch Sale
I. Simon
North Main
McCarthy
Dakota
Cereta
Larry
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