Visitors and residents noted in Butte city column
A long list of visitors and residents is recorded in Butte, including Claude N. Bidenbors of Deer Ladze, H. Mitchell of Boulder, O. Le Martin of Tukine, Anna Nuttal of Great Falls, Robert Bethel of Dilton, Mrs. Hiva Barnum of Three Forks, Ernest Manley of Drummond, and many others visiting or registered in Butte. J. M. Metcalfe supervises the Northern Pacific efficiency bureau in St Paul and J. Theodore McCabe travels to Rochester for eye treatment with stays in Madison.
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Dillon
Buti
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Frutto
A. Olson
Helena
Stearns
Butte
Hiva Barnum
Three Forks
Ernest Manley
Drummond
Tutte
Schillings
North Maintreet
J.M. Darby
Hall
Helen Brennan
California
WH. Clinton
Vetena
McGauge
Hanlowton
Fiien
C. A. Fincher
Wisdom
Roy Ft
J. Thomas Freeburg
Casper
M. R. Ayers
Divide
Charles W. Elking
A. J. Flynn
A. W. Grantley
Great Falls
T. J. Murphy
Townsend
A. J. Cowman
Whitehall
Alleged gamblers reported in Butte room raid
Matt Perkovich notified Butte police that five men were gambling in a room at 216 North Arizona Street. Arrests followed for gambling. names listed include Krachnaz Murat fuls Sertich Kostalich and Tomniganovich amid real estate transfers and a death notice for Mrs Clara Hambly with funeral details.
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Wenzle Murat Fuls Sertich
Joe Kostalich
Mike ‘Tomniganovich
Clara Hambly
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Whitman Avenue
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Miamich
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Wilthin
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Revolutionary Chinese kill American sailor near Yochow
A Chinese revolutionary detachment attacked a U S Navy gunboat above Yochow on the Yangtze yesterday. Sailor Cristin was killed and two other sailors were wounded as the assault lasted about thirty minutes.
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Montana Tops War Savings Record Nationwide Says State Gains
Montana leads the nation with a 31.6 percent war savings achievement, outpacing Nebraska at 26.5 percent. State director Harry Turner praises the Drive and calls for continued county director and volunteer effort before the end of February to maintain or increase the lead. Reports also note a broader push with authorized agents and new arrangements as rail and public safety concerns surface in Montana and adjacent areas.
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Drafted bill seeks presidential power to fix prices
Washington discusses a proposed bill granting the president through federal agencies power to fix prices for materials and supplies without passing Congress. Committee members withheld details as Lever reviews provisions while the Chamber of Commerce endorses a board empowered by the president to set controls.
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Four River Steamboats Sunk by Ice Floes
News from Tenn dated January 21 reports ice floes on the Mississippi as a rapid rise causes gorges to break and push away ships. Four steamboats sank or dragged from moorings including the excursion steamer De Soto valued at 50 000 and the government Graham and a grader boat valued at 37 000. The sinking steamer occurred at Seippel’s Landing in Arkansas.
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Daily Mail Attacks Government Over Cambrai Front Loss
London January 21 The Daily Mail publishes a two column article attacking the government and the general staff after the Commons inquiry found the British high command not surprised by the German attack on the Cambrai front on November 20 The piece claims the government is hush ing up the incident while Germany reportedly captured or destroyed 132 tanks 9 009 men and 100 guns The Mail editorial backs the writer blaming the Derby secretary for war and Gen Sir William Robertson with a call for a Geddes type figure at the War Office
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Edward Carson resigns over Irish question in cabinet
Sir Edward Carson resigns as minister without portfolio in the war cabinet. The prime minister advised the king to accept the resignation. The published correspondence shows the move was tied to the Irish question and not to war conduct. Arthur Fletcher succeeds Charlie Herzog as captain of the New York Giants, as announced by John McGraw.
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Austria's Emperor Hopes to End War
Vienna reports the Austrian premier De von Seydler says the emperor desires a rapid general peace. He notes possible separate peace with Russia if needed, while maintaining ties with the Entente. Delegates at a conference with labor leaders discuss government aims and independence of the monarchy’s legislative influence.
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Engineer and Fireman Killed in Coal Yard Collision
At Agate Kentucky on January 21 engineer Bi de Maly and fireman were killed and four injured when a yard engine collided with a train near Huntingda yard in the Ruimnelt state. Passengers were hurt in the incident reported today.
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Roosevelt in Washington to stay weeks and refrain from public talks
Col Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Washington for several weeks and declines to comment on Senator Stone's speech. He signals no public speeches or functions during stay. The Idaho 1911 law allowing wages for up to 20 days is sustained by the supreme court in a mining company appeal, stopping voluntary labor cessation.
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Freight Delays Hit Bethlehem Steel as Coal Moves Slow
Washington reports rail embargoes and government action under Director General McAdoo to curb new freight. Bethlehem Steel protests delays as steel awaits movement amid winter congestion and redirection of cars to priority shipments. Accumulated freight in New York yards strains the system, with higher rates anticipated to ease bottlenecks.
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Land and wipe in duel ends with death in Idaho
The report describes a fatal shooting in Mountain Home where Burke shot and killed by his wife after a family dispute. The coroner’s jury exonerated the husband’s wife. The piece then shifts to various historical notes on crime, technology, and a heroic tale, including references to the coroner, exoneration, and a boy’s wartime remark.
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Mountain Home
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