Roosevelt weighs Cuba policy and possible Cuba relief steps
President Roosevelt discussed the Cuba situation with his cabinet and callers including Senators Knox and Foraker. He said the action in Cuba aims to restore order and protect interests, not annexation, and that self government for Cubans remains a goal. Magoon is likely to be Cuba's provisional governor, with Taft's return expected in about two weeks.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Knox
Foraker
Cuba
United States
Congress
Magoon
Charles H. Magoon
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
Taft
Heckham Winthrop
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
Philippine ‘Commission
Islands
Gov
Winthrop
Gov. Magoon
Washington
First Expeditionary Brigade Formed For Cuba Embarkation
Washington informs that Brig Gen T J Wint, commander of the Missouri department, is in charge of the expedition's embarkation from Newport News. The first expeditionary brigade is to be the designated force, larger than a typical brigade, though treated by the War Department as such.
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Washington, D. C
T. J. Wint
Department ‘of the Missouri
Newport News
Cuba
War Department
How Long Will Americans Stay In Cuba
Washington officials offer no fixed duration for the U S occupation of Cuba and warn a stable government may take time. A civil governor is expected to run island affairs under the secretary of war as military plans proceed. Funston named to command U S troops in Cuba per secretary of war directive.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Cuba
Palma Quietly Leaves Palace for Matanzas Train
Former Cuban president Palma departs Havana in a subdued exit as his special train moves east toward Matanzas, unnoticed by many in the capital.
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Palma
Havana
Cuba
Matanzas
Train Wreck Near Amarillo Kills Two, Injures Two
A freight wreck on the Fort Worth and Denver line near Sweet Lacrosse Creek, about 20 miles northwest of Amarillo, Texas, left two killed and two injured. Emergency crews responded to the derailment on the route through Amarillo. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident.
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Amarillo
Tex
Sweet Lacrosse Creek
Here
Fort Worth & Denver
Mexican court confirms death sentence for three Americans
In Chihuahua the Mexican Rumremera has affirmed the murder conviction of Dr C Harle, Leslie E Hurlburt aka Richardson, and William Mitchell aka Mason, tied to the New York Life InsuranceCompany case. They face execution by shooting after extradition from El Paso following a lengthy legal fight.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Richardson
Mason
Harle
el Paso
Tex
Mitchell
Devers
Hulburt
Rochester
N. Y
Allay Mason
Graves
San Antonio
Robbers Kill Banker In Japanese Bank Heist
In San Francisco two robbers attacked the Kimmon Ginko also called Golden Gate bank at 1588 O Farrell Urakata manager and clerk A Sasaki were struck with a gas pipe. Urakata died two hours after the assault while clerks lay in a bloodied room. gas pipe and $5000 in gold were taken. Police linked the case to a recent double murder of Pfitzner and Friede.
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San Francisco
Cal
Kimmon Ginko
Golden Gate Bank
O'Farrell Urakata
A. Sasaki
Urakata
Dinan
Pfitzner & Friede
New Railroad Combination Affects Chicago Traffic
Milwaukee Wisconsin segment reports a new railroad combination involving Wisconsin Central Milwaukee Southern and Chicago Indiana road, formerly sold to James J. Hill. The trio, slated to pass to Hill, will connect all trunk lines entering Chicago, boosting regional rail access.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Humorhaa
Wisconsin Central
Milwaukee Southern
John R. Walsh
James J. Hill
Mr. Hill
Chicago
Spying Out the Land Fifteenth in Cloud and Pillar Series
In the Cloud and Pillar series a story of the wilderness follows the Bebrew people. The Highway and Byway Preacher writes under Scripture Authority referencing Numbers Chapter 13.
Faith Versus Unbelief On The Promised Land
The sermon argues Israel's failure to enter Canaan was due to unbelief not divine plan. It warns believers against spying the land with fear, urging trust in God and forward motion toward promised blessings. Persisting unbelief leads to spiritual wilderness and lost opportunities.
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Israel
Promised Land
Spies Camp at Hebron After Long Journey
The group feels elation as they settle near Hebron, close to Kadesh where the people are encamped. Over a month has passed since they began exploring the Promised Land and they press toward home along the Jordan valley path from Rehab through Sidon and Philistine territories to the Hebron frontier.
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Hebron
Kadesh
Abraham
Jordan Valley
Hamath
Promised Land Impressions And Giants Sighted
After months in the wilderness the group discusses land prospects and fears of walled cities. Caleb and Joshua urge faith in God as the people view the Anakim giants from a high bluff. The valley shows lush valleys and grape clusters as they debate pursuing the land.
Joshua and Caleb Scout Canaan Land of Milk and Honey
In a biblical scene the scouts Joshua and Caleb urge faith and proceed to gather fruit from the land while others hesitate. They cut and carry samples including a great cluster of grapes, pomegranates, and figs to show the people the land the Lord promised.
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Joshua
Caleb
Egypt
Sunday School Union Aims to Help Children Worldwide
The American Sunday School Union reports its eighty second year of work ending February 2, 1946. It opened 2 041 Sunday schools serving 94 988 children and parents, aided 3 527 schools, started 42 Home Department classes with 2 055 Bible students, distributed 21 434 Scriptures, made 268 939 family visits, formed 464 Christian Endeavor societies, delivered 25 703 gospel sermons, and saw 11 444 conversions. The union focuses on neglected communities and urges generous financial support.
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Veteran American Sunday School Union
Cigarette smoking harms Southern men, recruits show decline
Lieut. Bennett on recruiting duty reports from the south that out of 106 applicants from Louisiana Mississippi and Texas only 29 can be accepted. He contrasts with 10 to 80 acceptable recruits from Ohio Indiana Kentucky or west of the Mississippi. He cites cigarettes late hours and bad habits as the cause.
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South
Lieut
Bennett
U.S. A
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Indian Missionary Society Founded by Native Christians
The Indian Missionary Society is a significant movement started by native Indian Christians. It plans interdenominational district divisions handed to local bodies, with Indian agents and finances, while control rests with Indians guided by some missionaries.
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Indian Missionary Society
The Printed Word in China Society and Missionary Work
The Society for the Diffusion of Christian Knowledge notes China as a field rich in biblical scholarship. Missionaries are praised for translators and expositors, possibly their crowning service to humanity through literature.
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China
Society For the
Mission Work of Colored Society in U S
The Home Mission and Publishing boards at Nashville Tennessee are supporting a field secretary six district secretaries and two female missionaries to travel nationwide for missionary work. They cooperate with state conventions associations and Sunday school conventions in supporting twenty two other missionaries in various states.
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Colored Society
Home Mission and Publishing Boards
Nashville
Tenn
Colored
United States
Plan for Yearlong Revival at Westminster Chapel
Westminster Chapel in London plans a yearlong revival frame led by Dr. Campbell Morgan to advance the spread of the Kingdom. The article presents a serious, businesslike effort to renew religious activity and mission work throughout the year.
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Westminster Chapel
London
England
Campbell Morgan
Germany's Liquor Bill and School Expenditure
Germany with a population around sixty million spends about 672.6 million dollars yearly on beer wine and liquor. The nation allocates roughly 9.7 million dollars annually to schools.
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Germany
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