Hoover says China and Russia remain unprogressive powers
Secretary Hoover asserts in a year end statement that worldwide economic recovery is solid, with gains in agriculture and industry, while China and Russia show little progress. He notes higher living standards, expanding trade, and stability trends though some European nations face currency and budget challenges.
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Tick Tock Into 1925 From A Poet’s Reflections
Poem by W. J. Devine laments 1924 fading into memory and greets 1925. It contrasts past joys and woes with the urging that life continues, urging readers to stay alive and active in the new year.
Brandegee Estate Sells Personal Effects After Death
Justice Hitz authorizes public sale and removal of Senator Brandegee's personal effects valued at 78 731.50 after his October death. Unsecured debts total 180 000. Administrators W Don Lundy and National Bank of Commerce arrange sale to local auction house and transport rest to New London. Mortgage payoff planned from stock tied to Pequot Hotel Corporation.
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Connecticut
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Mary Nash Hurt On Stage In New Haven
Miss Mary Nash, star of the opening performance of The Heart Thief in New Haven, received an injured ankle and bruises after being thrown to the stage floor by cast member James Crane. An X ray exam is planned to assess the injury.
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New Haven
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Death Probe In McClintock Case Near End
Chicago authorities tied up the typhoid death of 21 year old William N. McClintock inheritor of 4 million and a half dollars as the coroner’s office prepared for a late consultation with pathologist Dr Ludvig Hektoen. Dr James P. Symonds reported typhoid fever while McClintock’s illness lasted from November 23 to December 4. Joseph P. Savage said the investigation could be dropped with no new evidence and no major disclosures.
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William N. McClintock
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Journal of Infectious Diseases
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Hektoen
Robert Franks
Norway
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Northwestern University
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McClintock
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World to Raise Price to 3 Cents Next Monday
The New York World announced the price would rise to 3 cents next Monday after selling at 2 cents. The change ends a period of Metropolitan dailies increasing prices from 11 cents.
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New York World
Ruthenberg Denied Stay of Sentence by State Supreme Court
Lansing reports Charles E. Ruthenberg, convicted under the Michigan syndicalism act, was denied a further stay of sentence. The court refused to recall its order directing sentencing by Judge Charles E. White of the Berrien County court, with sentencing set for next Monday. Ruthenberg may seek a rehearing. case arose from a 1922 raid on a Communist Party convention near Bridgeman.
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