Butte Notes On Visitors And Local Events
Butte social rounds report numerous arrivals and guests at local hotels including Leggat Finlen Thornton and Acosta houses. Helena Bozeman Missoula and Dillon residents are listed among visitors. John W Hamer returns from overseas and will live in Arlington Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Cunningham
Ennis
Butte
Chilling
North Main Street
William Bear
Billings
Thornton
J. Cummings
Missoula
Thomas Hickey
RY. Willaran
Big Mber
M. A. Bailey
I. J. Tirretle
Acoma
John Marchion
W. H. Castner Anaconda
Leggat
J. F. Manning
Sol Frank
Livingston
Ward Schatz
John W. Hamer
John Lindberg
Arlington
Wash
J. MH. Abrams
John L. Gitin Jr
Finlen
W. F. Watters
G. J. Bonino
Havre
Finten
A. J. McKay
Whitehall
Walter Ellinghouse
Sheridan
Schumacher Company
District Court
Corpor
B.A. Anderson
Bozeman
K. Tucker
Finien
Ernest Bell
Marjor Voster
James Brown
Dillon
Max Atwater
Basin
Near beer test cases spark Montana dry law dispute
Montana manufacturers and merchants prepare court challenges to the dry law as Attorney General Ford insists beverages with any alcohol are banned. Attorneys argue near beer under 2 percent alcohol should be lawful, while druggists worry perfume bans and flavor extracts may be barred. Despite legal uncertainty, soft drink places stay busy as retailers adjust to the strict interpretation.
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Montana
Butte
Ford
Centennial Brewing Company
Bozeman
George
W. Miles
Supreme Court of
Protests and Support for Public Tele GRaph Control
Protests against continued government control of telegraphs and telephones were presented to the House post office committee by the Vermont Montana and New Mexico public service commissions. Joseph Marsh of Standard Underground Cable urged keeping telegraph lines under government control six months after peace treaty signing and delaying telephone lines 10 to 15 months. A. Small urged permanent government ownership of telegraph lines, arguing better service at lower cost.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Vermont
Montana
New Mexico
Public Service Commissions
Joseph Marsh
Standard Underground Gable Company
Pittsburg
A. Small
International Commercial Operators Association
LAY NEW CABLES BETWEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND JAPAN
San Francisco reports two new transpacific cables planned within two years. Former Japanese official Kichida or Kochida and a U S operator will oversee construction and control. An arrival, Mrs. M Connors of Dixon, was noted on the same evening.
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Ancisco
Japan
Kochida
Itial
Ate
Conment
Manganese Ore Prospects Rise in Philipsburg Area
W W Williams of Philipsburg arrives in Butte en route to Chicago and Birmingham to assess manganese prospects. He cites electric concentration and higher grade manganese dioxide from local ore, suggesting a permanent market and increased activity, with several deep silver shafts and ongoing development at the Bi Metallic and Hope mines. The paper notes Japan will set up a laboratory to study atmospheric nitrogen action.
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W. W. Williams
Philipsburg
Butte
Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Nova Scotia
Wileiams
Old Hope
Hope Hill
Four-Minute Men Receive Discharges Certificates
Certificates of honor were sent to 76 Butte men who served as four minute speakers during the war. Chairman J M Hinkle led the recognition of speakers who appeared before local audiences at least four times. The Silver Bow group includes Joseph Binnard FE Blodgett R Busse M Kerr Beadle T Broghway Carl J Christian M S Cohen D C Colton J Cavanaugh Charles F Chapman Warren E Coman Charles A Look John Gorette teromas arkson Herter B Crane Claude Toran Michael Donlan J J Emigh N Gene berger Joseph Griffin E J Groen tveld P J Gilligan A Grigg A Hardcastle James M Hinkle Louis Haven J F Horton Edward J Manmer J B Howell W Gran tonge Joseph R Jackson Walter M Jordan Charles F Juttner Dan M Kelly J Bruce Kremer JK Levin Louis F Lorenz W J Maloney Dan T Malloy Joseph McCaffery W W McDowell William Meyer Percyston T J Nerny Charles Nevin Ba ward F O Flynn James O Flynn W L Parmele George P Porter C A Rexroad Lyman J Roscow VF Silver E S Shields Lewis A Smith John A Shelton Leslie B Sulgrove J B Sullivan Coy Sims Guy L Tyler George D Toole C S Was ner Frank Walker Thomas Walker Stephen P Wright John Wulf George D Wolfe Charles Wolfe L A Wilson David E B Wittenberg L Ms Van Etten Joseph P Wilk Leo F Reardon Eugene Carroll William J Barta James Healy Enos E Alley
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Butte
J. M Hinkle
Wilson
Ina
Silver Bow
Joseph Binnard
FE. Blodgett
R. Busse
M. Kerr Beadle
T.” . Broghway
Carl J. Christian
M.S Cohen
D.C. Colton
J. Cavanaugh
Charles F. Chapman
Warren E. Coman
J. B. Howell
W. Grant Tonge
Joseph R. Jackson
Walter M Jordan
Charles F. Juttner
Dan M Kelly
J. Bruce Kremer
JK. Levin
Louis F. Lorenz
W. J. Maloney
Dan T. Malloy
Joseph McCaffery
W. W McDowell
William Meyer
Percyston
T. J. Nerny
Charles Nevin
Baward F. O
Stephen P. Wright
John Wulf
George D. Wolfe
Charles Wolfe
L.A. Wilson
David EB. Wittenberg
Ms. van Etten
Joseph P. Wilk
Leo F. Reardon
Eugene, Carroll
William J. Barta
James Healy
Enos E. ‘Alley
Switzerland Eyes Nations League Peace Plan at Paris Conference
Swiss leaders push for league based peace, mediation, and arbitration with a permanent international court. They seek railway and river passage rights, neutral state protections, and a commitment to avoid arms while wartime tensions ease.
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Paris
United States
Switzerland
Tomoning
Ben
Berns
Presid
Demen Biy
Lloyd
Siatex
Tov
Father of Fighting Family Arrives
Private George Laden, 54, from Vancouver British Columbia, a veteran of the Philippine wars, returned today aboard the steamer Orizaba with his eight sons after leaving his Vancouver farm to join the Eighty second artillery. He fought as a private on several fronts rather than accept a quartermaster corps commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Laden
Vancouver
Coe Limbia
Eighty Second Artillery
Orizaba
Tons of Supplies for the Near East
New York reports the Pensacola sailing to Beirut with 4000 tons of clothing food fuel machinery and hospital supplies from the American relief committee for Armenians and Syrians. The ship will transport relief workers to Syria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pensacola
New Nicaria
Beirut
Syria
American Committee For Relief i
Near East
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Leys
Id Coyle
Helena
M. J. Durham
BH. Carr
Great Falls
Clell Smithers
G. E. Doll
Claude Robinson
B.C. Nutter
J. T. Pole Lock
F. J. Wolfe
Acosia
J. Pauser
Paradise
C. J. Hurlburt
Townsend
George Reinis
Belgrade
Acosma
W. Parker
Dunnigan
Anaconda
P. McKinney
Salmon
Frank Faulkner
George Street
Deaconness Hospital
W. S. Higgins
Deer Lodge
Th Potomac Copper
H. M. Brundage
Gray
Harry Schuler
Jack Nemmick
Beaverhead County
American Theater
Knowles
American Symphony Orchestra
Charlie Chaplin
W. Bell
the Butte Optical Co
Hanni
William
Faversham
Government’ of
Gstuplish St
League of Evertheless
Alft Ganas
League ‘of Nations
Aett
Itvell
Basel
North Sea
Pr Wilson
Switerland
McCarthy, Bryant & CO
Rex
Dakota
John J. McArthy
North Main
Hudson Super
Oakland
the House OF Good Hardware
East Park ST
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Neolin Sales
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