Salvation Army Christmas Basket Drive Of Butte
The Butte Salvation Army mobilizes 750 people to assemble 180 baskets valued at 1250 dollars for 150 needy families. Children attend a Christmas party with 500 invites. toys from Boy Scouts and new playthings support a large auditorium event with music stories and Santa gifts.
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Congress Notes Agriculture Bets and Naval Probes
Washington briefs cover a range of topics from crop policy and farm aid to shipping board reforms and Senate probes. Highlights include cotton production forecasts, an agriculture department note on bales and financial implications, requests for investigations into Governor Wood's Philippine administration, and discussions of the War Finance Corporation, naval oil reserves, and shipping board nominations. The House and Senate address governance of fisheries, debt repayments, and political accountability amid stock market activity.
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Reentaive
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North Dakota
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Ican
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Honan
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Shipping Board
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Simmons
North Carolina
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Broweh Leithiam
Taiwan
Fartey
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Coolidge
Jesse Livermore
Wall Street
Hughes
Ducetionea
House
Bureet of Fisheries
Sutherland
Asia
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Miller resigns from General Theological Seminary post
The Associated Press reports the resignation of Dr Dickinson Miller after 12 years as professor of apologetics at the General Theological Seminary in New York. The move follows protests over a pastoral letter issued by the house of bishops in Dallas and signals deep ideological rifts among students and faculty. The report notes senior class divisions and possible ordination refusals tied to modernist tendencies.
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Two Injured In Dillon Road Crash And Prohibition Bureau Plan
George Tatafa proprietor of the Japanese American Studio and a Japanese employee were seriously injured when a car overturned on the road south of Dillon. Both are unconscious at Barrett hospital but conscious, in critical condition. Prohibition Bureau plans call for a new federal bureau under Mellon to enforce liquor laws, removing the task from Internal Revenue. In Sheridan Wyoming, Moran and his daughter died after a gas incident in the house. a physician found them unresponsive while attempting revival.
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Pierre Letargue Receives Government Honor for Land Heritage
Pierre Letargue, a Ling-area farmer, traces unbroken ownership of the same lands by 760 French families for three centuries. The Government has conferred an honorary meet in recognition of this enduring family title and land stewardship.
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Pierre Letargue
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