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Shepherd to defend will in McClintock case
Chicago June 30 freed of murder charges in the death of millionaire Foster son William W Wellinto ch Shepherd plans to fight the estate under the will. Isavelle Pope and others oppose him in probate court. The trial will address who inherits the McClintock estate amid accusations and alleged plot details.
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New England Camp Applications Lag in Civilian Training Drive
Special to The Moray Washington reports New England area lags in military training camp applications. Calvin Coolidge Jr. and Camp Devens sponsor efforts contrast with lower intake. War department aimed for about 4,400 applicants. by June 20 only 3,772 applied with 2,041 accepted. Last year 2,343 attended. National figures show 29,? thousand expected. regional totals may rise before opening.
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ENFANT MORTALITY REDUCED IN 1924 COLD WEATHER LINKED
Berlin twine RO-Statleslea reports a drop in infant mortality in the latter part of 1924. Doctors attribute the improvement to colder weather which they say benefits infants more than warm conditions. The death rate fell to about half of the prewar percentage during the period.
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Treasury Surplus in Excess of 245 Million Forecast
The Federal Government expects a surplus this year exceeding 245 million dollars. Revenues from income taxes total about 1.749 billion, surpassing earlier estimates by 99 million. Despite reduced tax rates, internal revenue totals approach 220 million for the month, with war-time receipts around 3.75 billion. Government costs for 22 months near 3.5 billion, and near-year tax revision discussions surface with talk of reductions possibly around 790 million in total tax.
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Baseball results and standings from yesterday
National League results include Boston defeating New York and Pittsburgh edging Cincinnati while Detroit beat Cleveland and Chicago defeated Philadelphia. Upcoming games feature Boston at Chicago and New York at Boston among others with rain affecting some schedules.
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Ballgame at the Heights on Thursday
A large crowd is expected for a Thursday ballgame at the Square in Atlantic Heights. Archie Shea of the Copper Shop Tigers and Tom Grace of the Atlantic Heights organization have coordinated seating as the local teams prepare to clash for honors near the navy yard and Copper Shop t risers.
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Cavort the Tigers to the Freight Mission
A brief item notes the Tigers cavorting toward a freight mission with emphasis on no charge.
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Portsmouth High Headmaster to Teach at UNH Summer School
Headmaster Lee T. Gray of Portsmouth High School will teach at the University of New Hampshire Summer School. His subject will be education, and he urges readers to read the Herald regularly.
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Lee T. Gray
Portsmouth High School
University of New Hampshire
Luncheon Basket Theft Tied to Senator Mouthers Case
Williamsport postmaster recalls a man from California who sought restitution for a stolen lunch basket containing a pastry item and a senator's label. The episode, dated August 1987, sparked memory of U S Senate rules and notes the man’s attempt to repay the loss.
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Associated Press
Viidaisport
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Williamsport
California
Portsmouth and Kittery Taken From Your Back Door
Local short notice references a recurring delivery or service from Wentworth Farm, listed with contact Tel 1362. The fragment hints at a twice weekly arrangement for ten cents, mentioning Bersala display and toy results.
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Kittery
Wentworth Farm
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