Rowe Heads Silver Bow Club As New Year Begins
The Silver Bow Club held its final meeting with large attendance. I O Frane chaired the session installing officers for 1915: James H Rowe president B H Danshee vice president J J Stephenson secretary re elected and R A Kunkel treasurer. The auditing committee reported a net financial gain surpassing prior seven years driven by revenue increases and expense curtailment. The new president praised past officers and urged cooperation and suggestions. Eugene Caroll moved to thank the retiring officers for faithful service.
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Silver Bow Club
I. O. Frane
James H. Rowe
B. H. Danshee
J. J. Stephenson
R.A. Kunkel
Club and Building Association
le Mr. Dunshee
Eugene Caroll
No preaching today at First Baptist as Noftsinger fails to arrive
The Rev J E Noftsinger will not preach at the First Baptist church today as he did not reach Butte last night. The pulpit will be filled by the Rev Thomas Stephenson of Helena at the usual service hours. Interment plans and hospital visits are noted for local residents.
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J. B. Noftsinger
First Baptist Church
Butte
Bradfor
Thomas Stephenson
Helena Withi
Hannah Bramey
Butte Hospital
Laren
Ireland
Dan Donoghue
Mra Conra
Trutte
Mécury “Street
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
German advance finally checked on eastern front
The report describes Austro German forces defending Hungary and Cracow region as the Russian Confederate army advances across the Dunajec River. Russians place guns on Carpathian crests while Turkish forces face setbacks after defeats near Sara-Urgan. Enver Pasha returns to Constantinople amid a coup discovery, and Belgian towns observe a silent treatment toward German soldiers in Brussels.
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Aur
Dunajec
Cracow
Carpathians
Hungary
Bukovina
Transylvania
Eleventh
Mizerum
Sara-Urgan
Petrograd
Europe
Enver Pasha
Young Turks
Constantinople
Writs Denied in Butte Miners Case
In Deer Lodge Judge Erickson denied habeas corpus motions for Muckle McDonald Bradley Winchester and Smith connected to charges from the Butte miners troubles. They were returned to state prison custody. Separately Hammond reports thefts in railroad yards with multiple cars robbed and wrecked, blamed on organized thieves.
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Deer Lodge
Erickson
Hammond
Jan
Carranza lifts embargo on oil exports
Washington reports Car ranza lifts embargo on Tampico oil exports easing potential fuel shortages for the British fleet. Negotiations continue to reopen plants for foreign owned American and British firms taxed heavily. Also notes scattered international items including Schumann-Heink home stay and varied river and avalanche news.
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Washington
Carranza
Mexico City
Tampico
Villa
Monterey
State Department
Laredo
Butte Mines Start Six Day Week Operation
The Butte copper mines will operate six days this week after five days. Names of mines affected include Original West Stewart Badger State Anaconda St Lawrence West Colusa Moonlight Tramway Berkeley J I C and West Gray Rock with Leonard down for short releases. Copper market has strengthened with quotes around 11 to 12 cents. ONeal will not sign or veto the state wide prohibition measure and Henderson is expected to veto local options.
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Ners
West Stewart
Badger State
Anaconda
West Colusa
Moonlight
Tramway
Berkeley
West Gray Rock
O'Neal
Henderson
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F. A. Ironside
Montana
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J. E. Noftsinger
Hannah Bradley
Maud Hagenson
Great Falls
Alice Haley
Worstenholm
Wade & Butcher
Brandt
Griffon
Sle
Shhoener
Paxson & Rockefeller Co
North Main
West Park
Atk
Austrian Arttery
Brussels
San Diego
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Grossmont
Schumann-Heink
Chicago
Seine
Slahted
Peru
Gan
Limi
Huacho
Earl Roberts
Fortune
Ere Ee
Sdow
Lord Roberts
Domn Avalanche
Iaano
Wills
Andrew Gibson
Canyon
Here
Emnatse NT
Columbia University
Lund
Endesale
Coats
Tater
Dre
Wade
Butte Mines
Wasses
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