Butte Social Notes Mixed With Lodging and Visits
Local ledger-style notes list visitors and residents in Butte, including Walter Brown of Dillon, George H. Smith, Mrs M Hart of Corbin, W H Plum of Helena, Lyle F Wilson of Hinsdale, Minnie Ferguson of Roundup, and others arriving or staying at local hotels. Also mentions births, a delayed Literary Digest issue, and a bank deposit note from Mine Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Walter Brown
Dillon
Butte
George H. Smith
J. R. Hotz
Mra
W. J. Alexander
T. $. Letterman
Plains
Jessica Wright
Jordan
Rob O'Connell
Wisdom
W. H. Plum
Helena
George Mundas
Livingston
Warm Springs
L. Samuel
Schilling
North Main Street
Thomas McGuire
Whitehall
J.H. Murphy
John de Shaw
Edwards Street
Jan
Literary Digest
P.O
W. H. Maloney
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Carpenters’ Union Hall
Mine Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
Separated Church Council Meeting In Butte
Representatives of churches joining the federated churches of Butte will hold a regular meeting Tuesday night January 15 in the First Presbyterian church lecture room West Broadway and Idaho Streets. Churches with 100 or more members get three delegates plus one for each additional 100 or fraction thereof. The executive committee meets at 1 18 o clock at the same place.
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Council of the Federated Churches of
Butte
At &Arelock
First Presbyterian Church
West Broadway
Idaho Streets
Res
Sunday school workers to have methods school
Sunday school teachers from Butte to attend a week long methods school February 4 to 8 led by Rev. W F Turner Rev Roy Roadruck from Spokane and Misses Lewis and Mays of Cincinnati. Sessions at Short Edge Memorial Christian church invite teachers from all denominations across Silver Bow county to attend.
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Metho Im Butte
W. F. Turner
Roy Roadruck
Spokane
Lewis and Mays
Cincinnati
Onis
Memorial” Christian Church
Washington and
Mercury Streets
German Peace Terms Withdrawn By Central Powers
Berlin officials announce that the peace terms published at Brest-Litovsk on December 26 have been withdrawn and declared null and void due to non-acceptance by all allied powers. Director Von Kuehlmann cited the lack of Allied agreement while Count Czernin and Austro-Hungarian ministers signaled openness to general peace with forcible annexations and indemnities, leaving political independence unresolved for nations involved.
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Amsterdam
Brest Litowek
Dir
von Kuehlmant
Bie Beech
Brest-Litowak
von Kuehlmann
Central Powers
Count Czer
Nin
War Peace Talks Stall Amid Conflicting Reports
Associated Press reports fighting remains low on battle fronts while negotiations between central powers and Russia dominate world war coverage. Chaos surrounds talks at Brest-Litovsk with contradictory dispatches. Delegates reportedly propose no forcible annexations or indemnities as Britain France the United States and other powers decline to join new terms. Count Czernin of Austria-Hungary is cited amid recanting positions.
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Russia
Frest-Litovsk
Britain
France
United States
Czernin
Brest-Litovsk talks drift to separate peace with central powers
Reports from the Brest-Litovsk peace conference describe Hungarian and German officials pressing for a separate peace with the central powers as Bolsheviks refuse concessions. Lenin remains unwilling to compromise, Ukraine asserts independence, and Italian offensives push Austro-German trenches near Cavesa.
Pirates purchase Earl Hart from Columbus club
Pittsburg National announces the sale of Earl Hart, pitcher, from the Columbus America Association club to the Pittsburg Nationals. Barney Dreyfuss, president of the Pittsburg club, confirmed the transaction on January 11.
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Pirates
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Nationals
Earl Hart
Columbus
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg Club
Funeral Notices For Sheets Me Hall In City
Louis S Sheets aged Tee peated removed from Richards parlors this afternoon to 1103 South Wyoming for funeral tomorrow at 1 30 preceding services at Bethel Baptist church with interment in Mount Moriah Cemetery. The funeral of Conrad Mc Hall will be tomorrow Sunday at 2 pm at Richards funeral chapel under the auspices of the Sons of Newwar with interment in Mountain View cemetery.
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Louis S. Sheets
Tee Lea
Richards
Wyoming Street
Sans Fay
Bethel Baptist Church
Mount Moriah
Mall
Conrad Me Hall
Funeral Rites For Patrick Suliva
The funeral for Patrick Suliva aged 26 will be held Saturday morning at Brelock at his cousin Denne Netherig Simmit Street. The procession will go to St Marys for mass and then to the Catholic cemetery.
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Sullava Patrick
Eral
Brelock
Denne
Winter Storm Halts Chicago Rail Traffic Across Region
A sweeping blizzard binds the Midwest and South, with Chicago hit hard as snow and subzero temperatures paralyze rail service. Trains run hours behind, tracks blocked, and fuel shortages loom, while authorities warn the storm may extend along the eastern line and reach the St. Apple lane by midnight.
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Chicago
Lake Superior
New Orleans
Ditzgard
Texas
Wero
Galveston
Cut Poly
Ottawa
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Anthony
Weather Bureau
Cal
St . Apple Lane
Els
Penneylvania
Chicago & Alton
Buelington
Chicago, Milwaukee
Railroads oppose trimming railway employee rolls
Washington hearing on the administration railroad bill drew objections from Julius Kratschnitt, chairman of the Southern Pacific board, who spoke for the American Railway Association. He warned against pruning railroad employment levels as the government reduces operations and workers.
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Washington
Tter
Commerce Committee
Julius Krartschnitt
Southern Pacific
American Railway Association
Omaha Labor Debate Over Postwar Rail Changes
Testimony argues against war era rail reorganization that would displace workers. Proponents say shifting lines and services could reduce disorder after the war, while opponents warn of job losses if crews are reassigned or released. The Omaha to Chicago passenger service and freight operations are central to the discussion.
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Omaha
Chicago
Weather Bulletin Mexico City to Spokane Area
Fragmented OCR text lists several cities including Bismarck Moorhead St Paul Williston Denver Haver Hien Spokane Calgary Edmonton Medicine Hat and Minnesota Winnipes. The message resembles a regional weather bulletin with min and max readings, but many words are garbled. No clear forecast values are readable.
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Min
Max Ts
Bismarck
Even Munition Plants May Have To Save Coal
Washington reports munitions and war supply plants may curb fuel use for 60 days due to a coal shortage. Administrator Garfield said part of the four million ton shortage last year has persisted. Some industries could shut down entirely to conserve coal, while others like glass makers may be asked to reduce usage.
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Washington
Lel
Garfield
Garnield
Ling Ae
Yeowomen to wear uniforms in Navy depots
In Washington and nearby, Yeowomen of the Navy department will don a standard uniform for the duration of the war. The winter outfit includes a white skirt, cap, waist, and blue felt hat, with a similar white summer uniform and hat. The change follows the character of the women’s wartime duties and regular enlistment.
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Ington
Navy Department
Enforced food conservation for restaurants plans
Washington reports that the Food Administration will extend enforced food conservation to restaurants and anti hoarding rules to boost export surplus for the Allies. It cites a need for an additional 1,000,000 bushels of wheat and a push to double meat exports, with Hoover and Rounder mentioned amid debate and reform.
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Washington
Food Administration
America
Knover
Hoover
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The
Standard
Seperated Church Counch
Mercury Street
Alfred Rusk
Ellis Smiley
Pearl Hughes
Leon Cruze
Lena’ Adams
Jose John
Frances Sutton
Hol Hardy
William A. Serrett
Leonard Mine
Russel
von Kupalmans
Hitle
Economy Shoe CO
W. G. Lewis
West Park Street
Unnimeer
Sara Holeheviki
Museu
Nikolai Lenine
Ukrainian Republic
Ukraine
Dan Cossacks
Kaleader
Coma
Brest-Litovek
Tus
von Kuchimann
Brest-Litovsk
Count Czernin
Larry Duggan
Norm
the Butte Otel Co
West Park
Lake Seperson
Elgin
R. R
Perr
Mose Linz
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Park St
Missoula
D. Dal
Weather ‘Bulletin
Shor Christan
Thomas KR. Clarkson
Trinity Methodist Biscopal Church
J.T Mitchell
Presbyterian c
Wis Catal
Orm
Seteh
New York Nationals
Charles "Herzog
Tad Bently
Boston National
Herrmann
Dover Hall
Bank
Undertakers
Aria
Ey Aan Pe Er
California
Hartmann
Gibraltar
Rounder
Carnegie
Boston Transcript
Erman & Reed
Wendel-Cannon
South
Breter
Works
McCarthy’s
East Broadway
Devon
Russell-Miller Milling Company
North Dakota
Hcomo
Montana
Yellowstone
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