Spartacans Routed in Berlin Fight Ends with Captures
In Berlin the Spartacans were driven from Vorwaerts and other presses as government troops stormed the buildings. About 300 prisoners were taken, including Russians, with several killed or wounded. Cheering for Liebknecht stopped by swift repression as troops pursued remaining rebels and tightened control of the city.
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Bolshevists
Dr. Liebknecht
Vorwaerts
Spartacans
Bolshevist
Chevinne
Spartacus
Mosse
Tageblatt
Ullstein
Wolff Bureau
Vossische Zeitung
Morgenpost
Boloshevik
Anhalt Station
Liebknecht
Mail May Be Lost In Transit To Sweden
Stockholm January 13 American Christmas mail destined for Sweden valued highly has not arrived. Believed lost on the British steamer Gitano which sailed from Hull December 20 bound for Sweden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Hull
England
Armistice Terms Sharpened As Peace Council Reaches Accord
The allied supreme war council and Marshal Foch reach agreement on renewing the armistice on January 17. Terms cover naval and financial clauses, supply restitution, and return of material seized from France and Belgium. Next sessions set for January 18 and 19. Some propose occupying German ports as a guarantee of armistice compliance.
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Orelock
Fochana
Weygand
M. Kloty
Arlous
War Council
France
Belgium
Supreme War Council
Foreign Office
London
Paris
Marshal Foch
Germany
Havas
Supreme Council of the Congress
Armitice
Gemany
Plec
L.et
Sugar Steamer Yuna Wrecked off Mouchoir Bank
The American steamer Yuna carrying sugar from San Domingo to New York was totally wrecked on Mouchoir bank near Turks Island Bahamas on January 13. The vessel sank in deep water. two crew members and five laborers aboard are reported missing with no further details.
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Sugar Ster
Turks Island
Bahamas
Yuna
San Domingo
New York
Mouchoir Bank
Mrs Barnett Pioneer of Walkerville Dies at Home
At her home in Walkerville 128 Fast Daly street Mrs Susan J Barnett died yesterday. Survived by daughter Mrs Sam Thornley and four Butte grandchildren, and a son Thomas Barnett of Dover Mont. Funeral arrangements not yet completed. A pioneer of Walkerville she had many ties in Butte and the suburb where she lived long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
Fast Daly Street
Susan J. Barnett
Sam ‘Thornley
Butte
Thomas Barnett
Dover
Mont
Funeral services for Mrs Eleanor Sicord held at Lyons chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Eleanor Sicord who died in Lyons were held yesterday from the Sherman Reed chapel at 8 pm. A requiem high mass was celebrated at St Josephs church. She had long resided in Butte and was held in esteem by many friends. The remains were interred at Holy Cross cemetery. Pallbearers were GL Gagnon A F Droul Lefevre Louis Guay and J L
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Sicord
Lyons
Sherman & Reed
St. Joseph's Church
Butte
Holy Cross Cemetery
GL. Gagnon
A. F. Droul Lefevre
Louis Guay
J. L
Sudden Change at American Theater for Midnight Patrol
Theater program shifts from Cavell Case to The Midnight Patrol due to routing issues. The film portrays an underground city ring with police work and thrilling scenes. Manager Talley apologizes for short notice and expects patron satisfaction with the new attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavell
Talley
City Council weighs garbage contract and bids
The council debates a contractor plan for city garbage handling and may resume bid advertising after last month’s rejection. Acting Mayor Swanson calls fishermen to attend at 7 40, aiming to finish before the countymen’s 8 30 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney
Swanson
Coultrymen
Butte City Officials Plan Lobbying at Municipal League Meeting
Acting Mayor Charles Swanson and city officials including Charles Treacy and George Poole attend the Municipal League annual meeting in Melena Hosiiles. They will lobby Montana lawmakers for pension bills aiding distressed municipalities, while Swanson plans a California vacation at week’s end.
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Charles Swanson
Butte
Maloney
Charles Treacy
George ‘Poole
Neal’ Ward
Freudenstein and Hardtle
Municipal League
Melena Hosiiles
League
Montana
Swanson
California
Despondent Sobriety Seeker Tries to End Life
Miss Jennie Gaus of 2 New Street attempted to drink carbolic acid at 7 pm after claiming sobriety was a lie. She spilled the liquid on her face, was treated at the city emergency hospital, then returned home. A companion said the bottle was brought into her room and the episode occurred during a nervous trance while seeking alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gaus
New Street
City
Gaus
Peace Tide Brings Waves Of Crime In Butte
The article reports heightened crime in Butte as World War II ends. Police Chief Murphy predicts a weeks long spike, noting criminals hide during war and expect a crime wave as civilians resume actions.
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Butte
Murphy
Aso
Ife
Jury List for Silver Bow County Begins
The jury commission of Silver Bow County started preparing the year’s jury list as required by law. The commission comprises the county commissioners, the county treasurer, and proper county owners, and will transmit the list to the district court clerk. It will take about a week to complete the enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Bow
Dr I D Freund III May Recover Soon
Dr I D Freund III, long afflicted by illness, showed improvement after a recent nervous spell. He had fought a hard battle with his old friend Charles Mattison and was confined to his room for several days. Doctors say no serious complications such as pneumonia or influenza have developed.
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I. D. Freund
Lst
Freund
Charles Mattison
Street Mass Campaign Prompted Court Appearance
Unknown small boys plastered East Broadway with thousands of tiny stickers causing a street dusting. Investigators traced the campaign to H C Dunn and Ivan Dunn colored Jentio who placed a box of the leaflets on the sidewalk near a garbage. Janitors were ordered to appear in police court to explain they had placed such temptation before the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Broadway
H.C. Dunn
Ivan Dunn
Jentio
One Drunk in Butte Court Pleads Guilty
Pat McGovern stood accused of intoxication in Butte police court yesterday. Judge Whitty imposed a five dollar fine and two and a half days in jail after the prisoner pleaded guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Pat McGovern
Windshield invention shields riders from draft
A historical note describes a windshield concept for motor vehicles aimed at stopping the draft felt by backseat occupants. The item outlines how the shield would be mounted to the vehicle to improve passenger comfort and reduce wind exposure.
AL WHARTON ELECTED PRESIDENT OF Y M C A
Butte Y M C A held its annual meeting at the Silver Bow club electing J R Wharton president. William Lutey became vice president with Alien P Bowe as secretary and J R Dutton as treasurer. A new constitution and by laws reduced directors from 13 to 12, naming Dutton Lane Re Te Sete Nepper Bes Siuetas Frink Davis McLean Lutey and others as new directors. trustees listed include Eugene Carroll Dr Donald Campbell F La Melchor J Knievel Jone evil J B Oppenheimer Be Howell and J Duston.
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J. R. Wharton
Butte Y. MC
William Lutey
Alien P. Bowe
J. R. Dutton
Silver Bow Club
C.H. Lane
Re Te
Sete Nepper
Bes Siuetas
Willian Frink
Alten P. J. Davis
McLean
Eugene Carroll
Donald Campbell
F. la Melchor
A.J. Knievel
Jonn Evil
J.B. Oppenheimer
Howell
J. & Duston
Horoscope for January 14 1919 Forecasts Profit and Caution
The astrology page says Tuesday January 14 1919 favors artistic endeavors and weddings with planetary harmony for high minded appeal but warns against barriers in commercial ventures. It notes love prospects and clever, industrious traits among Capricorns while cautioning against lavish spending and risky promotions.
Tribute in Canal Zone for Col Theodore Toonevelt
In Panama Canal Zone mass meetings were held last night for the late Col Theodore Toonevelt. About 2,000 canal employees gathered at Colon Panama and at the stadium in Bale how.
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Canal Zoo
Panama
Canal Zone
Theodore Toonevelt
Colon
Bale
Canal
Food to Check Westward Tide of Bolshevism
The house debated food provisions amid claims a two-representative inter allied council would supervise distribution. Critics warned the policy could cost a billion dollars and questioned fund necessity for peace efforts. Hoover faced insult as expensive, with amendment to place Kai Crows in charge defeated. Support drew bipartisan speeches from Cannon and leaders, passing initial vote with 162 Democrats backing, 83 Republicans opposing, and five others.
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Sherney
House
Inter-Allied Council
Great Britain
France
Taly
United States
Gillette
Massachusetts
Snell
New York
Gordon
Ohio
Slayden
Texas
Hoover
Representative Wood
Indiana
Representative Good
War Trade Board
Hudson Bay Company
Gambling Raids by Butte City Cops
Police halted three alleged gambling games at the Ocean bar near 67 East Park Street and 10 South Arizona Street. Sixteen participants, mostly Greeks, were jailed on $100 bonds each awaiting court. Officers with guns drawn controlled a crowd as players were loaded into a patrol wagon. The school fund would gain nearly $100 from confiscated money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean Bar
East Park Street
South Arizona Street
Woman Held After Robbery Claim at North Main Street
John Ma reports a break in at 204 North Main Street with Percy Parker in custody as a chambermaid. Ma says Parker robbed him, a matron searched the scene, only $8.40 in cash found. Parker asserts innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ma
North Main Street
Percy Parker
Chambermai
Wife Fear Leads to Arrest for Threats in Campith
Mrs. Smith told police her husband threatened to take her life on campith. Mike was arrested and held in the city jail without bonds. She said she fears staying alone with the angry husband but does not know what sparked his rage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heti
Campith
Mike
Spanish Influenza More Deadly Than War
A historical notice warns that Spanish influenza has claimed more lives in a short span than years of war. It urges precautions, masks, cough etiquette, and avoidance of shared items to curb the spread, highlighting medical guidance and public health warnings.
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Smith. CruzCon
Bromchitis
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