Butte Notes Report A Busy Influx Of Visitors
Helena resident Julia Barney arrives in Butte last night. Fred Huber of Dillon and Mrs Hart Peese of Twin Bridges register at Thornton. numerous residents from Great Falls Helena Missoula Billings and other towns visit. Medical convention attendees include Dr A W Dean and Dr G A Puson. W M College of Agriculture staff visit. public health officials attend sessions.
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Orton Bros. Schilling
Butte
North Main Street
Julia Barney
Helena
Mitte
Fred Huber
Dillon
Thornton
Hart Peese
Twin Bridges
J.C. Collins
Great Falls
Joy Nash
Rowan
C. C. Wallin
Lewistown
C. F. Stoche
Lings
G. A. Puson
Kallspelt
Hee
Otto Smith
Bute
John O'Donnell
A. W. Dea
Stockwell
T. Matchett
W. M College
California
Suburb Streets Named After Foreign Cities Tale
A fragment describes suburban street signs and a mix of foreign city names like Munich Stuttgart and Leipzig. It notes streets running east to west called Dros avenues and mentions patriots and the hope for new street signs when the boys return home.
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Lan
Americ Nic
Young Wee
Munich
Stree
Stuttgart
Butters
Tts
Dros
Leipzig
Vienna
Nette
Montana Doctors Convene for July Medical Meeting
Montana physicians plan the fourteenth annual Medical Association of Montana meeting to be held July 10 and 11 with speakers from Camp Lewis and Rochester. Notable topics include infant feeding and deafness relations to destruction, plus an address on nurse conservation during war. Attendees will visit Warm Springs State Asylum Thursday evening followed by a dance to close the convention.
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Montana
Medical Association ‘of
J. H. Tewin
Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Medical Iteserve Corps
Washington, D. C
Serview
Rood “Taylor
Trochester
Minn
R.A. Barlow
Rochester
F. A. Attix
Lewistown
Maroney
E.G. Tialsam
A. Morrow
War News From The Front Daily Dispatches
The Standard will run daily war reports from Chicago Tribune New York Times special service. Read the Standard to stay informed on major battlefront developments from multiple war correspondents.
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Standard
Chicago Tribune-New York Times
Baptists To Hold Picnic Tomorrow At Thompson Park
Thompson Park hosts the annual Baptist Sunday school picnic tomorrow with free transport for Hoya and Sirls. Adults pay 50 cents for the round trip, and conveyances depart the church at 9 20 for a day in the park.
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Thompson Park
Frat Baptist Sunday School
Pioneer of Butte Mrs Martin Dead
Pioneer of Butte Mrs Martin dies at home on C Street Saturday evening at age 45. Born in Tenney, Vania, she lived in Butte for 20 years. Survived by husband Christopher and four sons William, Christopher, Thomas, and Frank. Funeral set for Tuesday at 9 am in the Church of St John.
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Argum Whern Martin
Kno C
Martin
Tenney
Vania
Butte
Christopher’ Martin
William
Chrisstopher
Thomas
Frank
Herhood
John
Helena Boy Hurt In Auto Accident
Helena resident Wanesonn G was driving toward Butte when a sharp turn caused his car to back into another vehicle. His six year old son was thrown against the windshield and injured. Dr. PAL McCarthy attended him in Butte and reports say he is improving.
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Helena Boy
Wanesonn_G
Helena
Butte
Pal McCarthy
Noted Speakers to Address Butte Chamber Luncheon
The Butte Chamber of Commerce will host a noon luncheon at the Silver Bow Club featuring Mark T. Kee of Michigan and a representative from Fuel Con Inc New York. Kee plans to discuss radicalism and America while Constantine, an authority on industrial and labor fields, will speak on American industries and their wartime role. The event starts at 12 15 and will last about an hour with each speaker limited to 10 minutes.
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Butts Chamber of Commerce
Silver Now
Mark T. Kee
Michigan
Fuel Con: Inc
New York
McKee
America
Tate
Red Cros
Liberty Joan
National Insurance Generation of America
W. W
Constantine
National ‘Council ‘of Defense
Butte
Butte Chamber
Otuta
Spartan child carries wounded father home
A small girl guides a drunken father from a streetcar, shielding him from public scorn while distressed onlookers watch. The scene shows the child’s resolve and sorrow as she leads him away, tears on her dress, amid a tense urban backdrop. A later line advertises jewelry services at 87 North Main Mayer.
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Germany
Speech Not Sudden Impulse Among German Leaders Months Ago
Speech was not a sudden impulse but the subject of conversations among German leaders months ago, indicating premeditation and planning behind the discourse. The article notes deliberate discussion rather than an abrupt outbreak.
Ludendorff On Peace Prospects And Reichstag Speech
James O Donnell Bennett reports from Stockholm on July 8 1918 the German leaders Kuehlmann and Ludendorff addressing press and private audiences. The article reflects on the Reichstag speech and the feasibility of peace through victory or negotiation, noting Ludendorffs measured stance and caution against dictation. It discusses allied and German reactions and hints at political maneuvering within the German leadership.
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James O'Donnell Bennett
Chicago Tibune Company
Danih
Stockholm
Miniater von Kuehlmann
Reichstag
Shane
Kuehlmann
Jadendore
Entente
Tien
Ludendorf
Germany
Kuenimann
Luden
Laudendo
Ludendorff
Mies
Austria
Gudendorff
German Foreign Policy Thwarts Peace By Military Means
A fragmentary quote attributed to Kuehlmann discusses Germany's view of living within a fortress world and the futility of peace achieved only by military success. The speaker warns that a peace imposed by relentless force would be unsustainable, noting such a result would be laughed at as hollow.
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Germany
Kuehlmann
Montana golf tournament to aid Red Cross in Butte
Enthusiasts from Anaconda Great Falls and Spokane plan the second annual Montana Golf Association event at Butte Country Club July 13 to 14. Entrance fees go to the Red Cross and the program includes amateur state championships for men and women, with Ted Ross medals for event winners. Visitors will be hosted with dances and social events while contests cover driving approaching and putting. The Montana State Golf Association, formed last year, has clubs including Anaconda Helena Missoula Pillings ite participating. Women are active in serum and vaccine production.
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Prieatontana
Hutte
Montana Olf Association
Anaconda Reat Falls
Spokane and
Salt Lake
Red Cross
Tedross
Butte
Montana State Golf Association
Anaconda
Pillingsite
Helena
Missoula
Two Ministers Enter Army Work
Patriotic farewell sermons were given by Grace Methodist pastor J H Mitchell and Central Presbyterian minister George W Thomas as they prepare to enter army camp service. Mitchell heads to Camp Taylor Kentucky for army chaplain training while Thomas goes to Camp Fremont California for YMCA work. Both spoke of camp life, Red Cross efforts, and the patriotic duty of Montana soldiers.
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South Side
J. H. Mitchell
Grace Methodist Church
George W. Thomas
Central Presbyterian Church
Camp Lewis
Mitchell
Camp Taylor
Thomas
East
Franck
Red Cross
America
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