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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
8
Secretary Hoover suggested independent direction for a national radio program with centralized control over a network across the country. He opposed adding a two percent tax on radio licenses to fund it, stating no such proposal in a Chicago Tribune letter published today.
A fragmented passage notes a speaker urging national fame figures to avoid personal influence while the President would regulate distribution of certain items. The text references a conference, rejected suggestion, and mentions voting topics amid unclear framing of state actions and policy concerns.
The marriage of a Red Sox catcher to Str Reeush Wennerstranm was performed at the batter's home soon after his return from an exhibition tour in Bure. Mrs Bivinich is reported to be the partner of Victor Wennerstranm.
A court reversed a verdict against Loeb in a collision that injured Helen Frank Wad and others. O'Brien, driving the car, was linked to the accident as passengers and a chain of family relations and alleged negligence emerged. The case centered on vehicle equipment and flight safety features, with disputes over ownership and responsibility.
Fragmented text reports Trotsky remaining in Moscow with mention of Helsinki and possible political actions. The garbled dispatch references Lenin and Council lines, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a political stalemate and postponed decisions.
William M Wood resigns as president of the American Woolen company. Andrew G Pierce of New Bedford becomes president, with Cornelius A Wood named first vice president. John W Barrows is appointed selling agent. No changes in operating personnel. A separate note from Lansing, Mich, reports denial of a Michigan syndicalism inquiry.
Tanis Pichon a World War II veteran once believed dead by Paris police reappears in San Francisco after a Europe trip. His former job as valet de chambre to Weill remains noted while authorities offer no reason for Paris’s belief in his death.
Mrs Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky describes improvement from nerve and back pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Medicine. She reports regaining strength after about a dozen bottles and cold sweats easing, endorsing the medicines and Sanative Wash.
The International Typographical Union resists a planned postal rate rise, with executives authorizing letters to four congressional members. Union president Lynch announced the stance from union headquarters, signaling solidarity with post workers in their ongoing struggle.
Mr Leneh argues against restricting living wares and wields the claim that curtailing publications harms society. He calls the press the country’s greatest educational forge and warns that cutting numbers would be a crime against society.
The Mexican Senate recessed without passing the proposed tax law, triggering an extraordinary session convoked by President Coles to meet again on December 4. Several attempted motions failed as senators delayed action amid political stalemate and rising tensions.
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