Episcopal Nation-Wide Campaign Expands Japan Mission
The Episcopal Church plans a broadened push in Japan with a $1,282,900 appropriation to add twenty-five schools and more churches and social centers. Japan’s 125,000 Protestant Christians serve 54.9 million inhabitants, and funds support St Barnabas's Hospital Osaka and St Luke's Hospital Tokyo alongside new teachers and religious programs.
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Japan
Newcastle
Episcopal Church
Tainiga
Peaereeah SS
Tisccultan
Educa
Orient
St. Barnabas’s Hospital
Osaka
St Luke's Hospital
Tokio
Wisconsin Senator La Follette and Lodge in treaty defeat
Washington May 2 The Senate defeated the peace treaty after a parliamentary struggle led by Senators Lodge and La Follette. Senator Pomerene proposed a conciliatory plan to refer the treaty to a six member committee, but La Follette’s maneuvering and opposing votes collapsed the effort, leaving the world without immediate peace.
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Pomerene
Senate
Massachusetis
Lodge
Fallette
Hitchcock
LaFollette
LaPollette
LaPoillette de Singntieg
Trains in Cheyenne Region Bucking Snow
Heavy snow and chill disrupt Cheyenne region rail schedules with many trains running late. No tracks blocked, and service expected to regain normal timing soon unless snowfall worsens.
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Cheyenne
British Pension List and Irish College Opening
The report notes a British pension outlay of about 40 million pounds monthly, based on parliamentary figures cited by Sir Worthington Evans. It also mentions the opening of the Irish College of Gardening in a suburban area.
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Mall
Worthington Evans
Winnty
Decline to Close Butter Metal Mines
In Butte Montana on November 28 a telegram from Regional Fuel Director T. W. Proctor urged closing Anaconda Copper Mining properties in Westars to secure coal for private homes. Fuel Administrator John H. McIntosh said halting operations would worsen workers hardships.
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Butte
Mont
T. W. Proctor
Chicago
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Uuestars
Iqaire
John H. McIntosh
Washington State Promised Support From British Columbia and Utah
Gov Hart announced in Tacoma that Washington State has been promised sufficient evaluation and support from British Columbia and Utah to meet urgent needs. The notice urges readers to call for home delivery of the paper.
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Tacoma
Wash
Sox
Hart
British Columbia
Utah
Constipation Relief Pitched as Evening Ci Tablets
A terse ad style note promotes Ci Tablets for bedtime use to ease constipation. The brief line mentions a box and stresses nighttime relief.
Army Navy clash amid foreign atmosphere at Polo Grounds
New York November 28 The Army Navy football game returns after a 1946 hiatus with cadets midshipmen and diplomats in a unique scene at the Polo Grounds. Tickets are scarce as fan interest remains high while army and navy seek victory in a long standing series.
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New York
Weat Point
Anapolis
Admirala
Polo Grounds
AON
Snowfall totals and impassable roads across towns
About seven inches of snow fell at Cheyenne four inches at Lusk and Douglas five inches at Denver and ten inches at North Platte. Roads around Hanna impassable for cars and Road G Wellington impassable. Roads around Thayer and Point of Reeks rough and hard. No other reports. Painting and Paperhanging, able, satisfaction guaranteed.
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Cheyenne
Lusk
Douglas
Denver
North Platte
Hanna
Wellington
Thayer T
Growth in U S depositors marks record highs
National banks show 48,240,300 individual depositors by June 30, 1949 up from 7,690,460 in 1940 with zero losses from bank failures during the year. Pennsylvania leads states with 2,398,206 accounts followed by New York 1,495,220 and Illinois 1,059,691 while Ohio reaches 1,037,959. New York City holds 327,846 deposits, Chicago 192,806. Boston averages 7,043 dollars per depositor, New York 6,503, and Cleveland 5,449.
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Washington
National Banke
United States
Comptroller of
Williams
Pennsylvanian
New York
Ohio
New York City
America
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Protestant Bishop Converts to Catholicism in Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons reports Bishop de Linsmann formerly head of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Delaware has been received into the Catholic Church in Baltimore. The note appears in a brief dispatch from the city with no additional context or dates beyond the announcement.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
de Linsmann
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware
Fragmented Injury Note Amid Confused Text
Text fragment discusses tired aching muscles and pain with unclear attributions. It appears to be a damaged OCR snippet possibly referencing a person named Steen and a medical or pain context, but lacks coherent details or full sentences.
Municipal Edict on Horse Welfare in Cold Weather
A notice from W. Burkr, Commissioner of Gild and Animal Protection, warns that horses must be sheltered during cold weather or owners face penalties. The city will enforce penalties for breaches, with violations by one or two persons to be charged.
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W. Burkr
Argb
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Irish College of Gardening
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