Farm Exports Highlight 1921 Decline In U S Trade
Corry Evening Journal carries excerpts on farm exports, noting 1921 value at 673 million dollars, down from 270 million in 1920 and 48 million in 1929. The piece argues reduced exports amid abundant domestic supplies, urging revival of foreign markets via trade rather than new credits. It discusses recovery versus reform, likening economic cure to medical treatment and warning against overrenovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Ding
Bearish Wall Street and Stock Regulation Fears
Bears dominate Wall Street sentiment as traders face potential hard line regulation. Analysts warn government action could curb trading, while some pending measures may be softened. The debate questions whether brokers seek to protect clients or sway policy to trigger a bear market. Meanwhile Damrosch wins a national education award for music teaching efforts.
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Wall Street
Walter Damroach
Ayoa Fitel
Damrosch
Damieschana
Business code and fair wages debated at Cincinnati forum
Edward A. Pilene, a leading Cincinnati merchant economist, urged chamber executives to support the NRA and condemn unfair competition. He warned that decency in business requires profits and fair wages to deter undercutting while stressing the need to eliminate unfair practices. The talk framed the NRA as a check on predatory pricing and a shield for legitimate business.
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Edward A. Pilene
Chamber of Commerce Forum
Cincinnati
Beesme
NFA
Sia
NRA
Corry races and local news from March 3 1914
Corry horsemen prepare for Findley Lake race featuring Montague Union City and Phelps Wattsburg with 1500 total stake. Oda Fedows return from Jamestown after a rally. Mr and Mrs Frank Loveland Hays host dinner at Phoenix Hotel. California cars attract visitors. severe storm halts Exe rains and wiring work in the area.
Canton considers cutting lighting to save money
Canton City Council weighs a plan to dismantle part of the air street lighting system to cut costs. The city currently pays Ohio Power Company about 40 000 dollars for street lighting and is already in arrears to the firm, council reports.
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Canton, O
Canton
We City
Ohio Power Company
Swanson heads to White House for first cabinet meeting
United Press reports Secretary of the Navy Claude Swanson plans to walk from his office on the second floor of the Navy building to the White House for the first cabinet meeting since a winter illness. The piece notes the elevator salvaged from the Mayflower was not for his use and mentions other political anecdotes.
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United Press
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Claude Augustus Swanson
White House
Swanson
Townstairs
Navy Department
Atek
Hollywood Film Shop Confuses Canada to American Citizenship
Mitch Davi Manners, a British born actor, announces he has adopted American citizenship after returning to Hollywood from England. He cites sun, working at a California studio, and a desire for US identity as pivotal in his decision. He recalls finding English film life foreign and notes polite but confusing studio slang. The piece reflects his shift from British roots to American professional life.
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Alanson Edwards
United
Hollywood
Mitch Davi Manners
Merrie Bagian
Youn
Tan
England
London
Wistree
Oll
Pipers
Fact
Canada
Mencker
United States
Paris Styles and Paris Dressmakers Raise Fashion on Budget
Mary Knight notes Paris spring and summer collections amid street riots and sabotage. Despite 26 Franc dollar woes, Paris dressmakers strip wardrobes to essentials, offering knitted and wool sports suits and silken fabrics from Lyon at lower prices, signaling hopeful days ahead.
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Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Eggell
France
Lyon
Suit against hit run driver in $10,000 damages case
Bris March 3 Howard Wrances 22nd street fined 150 dollars eight days in county jail after guilty plea for failing to stop at an accident and tender assistance. Friday named defendant in a $10,000 suit for damages filed by Ernest Harris at 25th street. Harris sustained a broken leg and permanent injuries when struck by the defendant’s car crossing State street at 24th street on October 7.
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Bris
Howard Wrances
Alt W. 22Nd Street
Ernest Harris
Harris
Altorey
Jacob B. Hel
State Street
24Th Street
Two Women Held as Accomplices in Farm Tool Robbery
Two women, Eva Luther and Margaret Whitney, were arrested as accomplices of Lynn Sloan in a robbery at Yoe farm in Kenne Corner. About $800 worth of tools were stolen, most found at Whitney's home where she is charged with receiving stolen goods. Luther, age 75, aided Sloan and is held on larceny charges. both reside in Girard district.
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Ayye Ayeu Wome
Lynn Sloan
Todian
Ken
No. 8
Girard
Hattiy Dawley Dither
Wth
Sloan
Geo. ‘Luther
Hattie
State forest nurseries plan to plant nine million trees in spring
Harrisburg March 3 close to nine million trees raised in four state forest nurseries will be planted in reforestation projects across Pennsylvania counties this spring. Shipments begin after frost thaws, with Crawford County to receive over one million trees and many counties listing hundreds of thousands each. preparations to begin by April 1 and continue through mid April. In parallel, Yale’s Peabody Museum showcases a 90 million year old Portheus molossus herring and other prehistoric creatures, including Mosasaur and Archelon, with curator notes on their sizes and ancient life.
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Harrisburg
Mar
Department of Foresta and Waters
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Crawford County
Clearfield County
Charles R. Meek
Bureau of Forest Extension
Cumberland County
Westmoreland County
Venango County
Clarion
Somerset County
Columbia County
Potter County
Lycoming County
Union County
United Press
New Haven
Conn
Yale
Peabody Museum of Natural History
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas
Colorado
Twain Montsant
Partheus
Archelon
Monoclonius
Malcolm FR. Thorpe
Veterbrate Paleontology
Peteranodon
Fire damages truck near Kane and frozen gas line thaw
Fire crews led by Fire Chief Jack Valentour responded to a blaze near Rocky Ridge Institute, which turned out to be a thawing operation for a gas line. A Rock Ridge area furniture van from Warsaw was already destroyed when the Rescue pumper arrived. Cause not determined. In North Adams, horses Magele and Maude recalled for emergency duty after blizzard crippled city equipment.
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Fane
Sige Tine
Rocky Ridge
Jack Valentour
Kane
Wetmore Road
Warsaw
North Adams
Mass
Magele
Maude
Digging in river bank brings up ancient coin hoard
Astoria Ore Harry Parker unearthed three cans in a river bank containing a collection of old coins. The find included California and United States coins, as well as other ancient pieces.
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Astoria
Ore
Harry Parker
California
Two Minute Verdict in Worcester Trial Convicts Alexis La Plum
A Worcester County jury deliberated two minutes before finding Alexis La Plum guilty of leaving the scene after a wreck. The case centers on a local automobile accident and the charge of leaving the stone of an accident.
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Worgester
Mass
Worcester County
Alexis la Plum
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