Butte Notes and Visitors Report Busy Summer
A cluttered item list from Butte notes visitors and locals arriving at hotels including Kashner, Anderers, Needham, and Mrs. Lee. Officials and businessmen from Helena, Missoula, Great Falls, and Bozeman stop in for meetings, while mining firms and the state highway commission are mentioned. An insurance ad and resort note for Pipestone Springs close the column.
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Henry W. Buford
Acoma
Helena
Needham
Whitehall
Sam Ri
Walnut Mived
Mina
Bert C. Lee
Wis
North Main Street
Dillon
Sam Beni
Walnut Street
Ace
Wilber
Great Falls
Finten
Jim Richards
Fillston
Goodkind
Eaton Hotel
TF. Keown
Therm Pacific
Bozeyon
Sr. ¢. Newton
P.O
J.C. St. Claire
George St. Metlen
State Highway Commission
Heaverhead
Wilkerson
Juise Montfort
Missoula
Butte
Sisson
State
Liversity
Fontana
Dental Society
Austin M. Pinkham
Freeman 1
Vison
Davison Company
Fenton
Butte-Detroit. Copper and Mining
Their Part Performed With Courage And Skill
Associated Press reports from France praise American troops in the early stages of a battle east and west of Rheims. Despite heavy fighting, gains were smaller than in prior offensives, with soldiers demonstrating steadiness and courage. Ambulances, hospital services, and transport operated smoothly as wounded were ferried to rear areas and prisoners escorted.
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France
Rhelns
Hines
Amerifour
Mong
Americ
Allied advance drives German lines on the Aisne Marne front
Paris reports large captures and continued fighting as Franco American forces push along the Aisne Marne front. British and Scottish troops take Meteren and seize prisoners while French gains near Rheims and Marne widen the gap. German raiding efforts are repelled with significant Allied prisoners and materiel captured.
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Paris
Rheims
Marne
M Voisin
Rotwood
Courten Wood
Aisne
Oeuitl Ween Rheims
Moulin Ihardre
Marraux
Pourey
Ebb of Germany's Offensive Power Looms in Paris
Paris dispatch reports that on the fourth day of the German offensive French and American forces counterattacked on a 20 mile front, driving back fifteen enemy divisions in surprise. Official briefs are sparse but observers credit General Foch with outgeneraling the foe and lifting Allied hopes as Mangin’s troops advance near Soissons.
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Aisne
Marne
Sormons-Chateau Thierry
Soissons
Tunis
Temps
Mangin
Degoutte
Sois- Pons
Chateau Thierry
Dormans
Som
Paris
France
Germany
Foch
Clemenceau Handshake Awe Inspires French Front Visit
The Liberte correspondent notes Clemenceau praised American presence near the front as enhancing morale. He greeted officers including General Degoutte’s divisions while a violent storm raged, rain and thunder drowning German chatter and delaying their dash as Franco American forces pressed forward.
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Liberte
Pee
Clemencea
Marmly
Clemenceau
Pate
Degoutte
Eight Divisions in Allied War Effort Reported
Washington reports tight divisions of American troops believed to be in the allied drive against France. General March noted the present drive will not replace or hinder preparations for a larger Allied offensive later in the year. London dispatches praise General Tonna’s brilliant battle position and note a promising near-term development as French forces push with a counterattack toward Vieray near Soissons.
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Associated Press
Peking
Horvath
Siberia
Manchuria
Russia
Washington
March
London
Tnna
Shearers Plan New Wage Scale
A tentative plan floated by the sheep shearers union outlines a new wage scale with a proposed rate of around 2 pence per pound. Delegates from western districts discussed the recommendation during yesterday's session, noting possible adjustments based on industry costs and regional conditions.
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Lore Ge
Srouid
Sennen
Undertakes Grins Funeral Service Held on West Daly Street
Fragmentary notice of funeral for John Bithen held on West Daly Street with unclear details and locations. The garbled text references Walker division and morning arrangements, with stray street names and numbers.
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John Bithen
Daly Street
Walker
Belocks
Ghiurehs
Harrington boy funeral scheduled at St Marys Church
The funeral of twelve year old Joseph Harrington will be held at 9 o'clock at the family home, then to St Marys Church for mass. Burial follows at Meadow Cemetery. Relatives include Mrs Katherine Verete and Mrs Verie.
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Harrington
Joseph Harrington
Jerry Welvrington
Beil, Street
Mary's Church
Shea
Kather
Os Bunday
Veri
Midward Howard
Cand
Richard Ood
Mount Moriah
Arn
Eliza Maria
Wien
Jane A. Williams
Titosas Hodge
Best Treatment for Catarrh a. S. . Removes the Cause
Purifies the blood to relieve catarrh with drip ping throat hawking and bad breath. Claims cleanses blood of impurities, promises dramatic cure via a tonic offered by advertisement from Atlanta. No medical proof provided.
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Nyirean
Atanta
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Kashner
Polson
Vist
Orton Bros
G. J. Mumford
Ing
D. Hustead
Orday
RAY & Com ‘Pel
East
Granite Street
M. Huddont
Roy Montana
Berkeley
Cal
Erman
Charles He Hunt de Berkeley
American Physical Education Association
West Park St
West Park Street
War Office
Meteren
Bailleul
Field Marshal
Haig
The
Herald
Prioners
Naval Agency
Lhomme. Libre
Th I
Fame
Midon
Villers-Bretonneux
Morlancourt
Somme
Field Haig
Willerval
Loere
Thierry
Reuter
Soisons
Villers-Cotterets
Enem
Tonamsey
Uty Tea
Vieray Wat
West Ave
Terlin
McCarthy, Bryant &Co
Ken
Itheipton
John J McCarthy
Larry Suggan
Joseph Righeards
Deltox
Vudor
Mme. L. Green
NER Exclusive
DE Park Street
Ent
Columbia Graphophones
DS Nour Fone Co
Sherman Rock
Reed
Cas Jr
Servites
Interme
Sherman
Wendel
Joan Monuvna
Thone No
Broadway
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