Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files March 19 1814
A collage of Corry items reports jockey Signeth contract for three years at $20 000 yearly with Trainer Garrett. Actor Stacy Baker dies at 7 am at his father Capt M N Bakers Maple Avenue home. Roy Larson’s Tango Rag tops charts after Henderson Co release. A. Ewing hurt at lumber yard now uses crutches. James Harden and wife travel to Waterford to prep for party. Minstrel show nets $539 84 for Corry Hospital. City Baseball League drafts schedule, season opens May 16. Democrats plan Erie trip March 27 to hear A Mitchell Palmer. Kinney house fire at Spartansburg destroys building, loss $2 000. Elks invited to pool match John Loveland vs Wah Sing at Library Theatre. Julius Kittleberger injured in Howard Tannery stock room. Martha Magee called home for father L W Olds illness. Murray joins Shriners banquet trip to Brie.
Public loans for industry push toward government banking role
The piece discusses a proposed program to make government loans to private industry for up to five years to boost recovery. It argues loans would target firms with at least ten workers, NRA code compliance, and aim to increase employment or refinance debts. Critics warn of possible government banking monopoly and urge continued private banking with safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Jesse Jones
RFE
Paderas
Naurh J
Treasury Department
Guffey Slate Widely Backed in Philadelphia Politics
Philadelphia Democratic leaders approve Guffey Farle ticket for U S Senator and state offices. Ward endorsements show near unanimity with 49 of 50 wards backing the slate. only the 40th ward withholds full support. Independent Democratic leaders vow vigorous campaign and pledge allegiance to the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kaloaner
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia
Guffey-Farle
Democratic Wild
Jack Kelly
Kelly
Democratic City Committee
U.S
Democratic State Committee
Joseph F.guffey
U. S
George J Barle
Thomas Kennedy
Thomas A. Logue
Chester H. Holes
Superior Court
Guffey-Earle
Canaltates
State Legiteature
Congress
Democratic
Tami
Secord
Intersdia
Guffey
Earle
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Steed
Pittsburg
Farle
Tariffs and free trade shift shapes of world commerce
Sir John Simon addresses a London Liberal gathering praising tariffs as bargaining tools under modern quotas. He argues tariffs can price concessions and revive international trade, contrasting revenue tariffs with protection and urging multiple agreements to strengthen global commerce. Emma Goldman faces censorship and debate as anarchism meets free speech limits amid broader political currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simon
England
Fragmented Thought on Anarchism and Human Perfection
The text argues that perpetual exile follows those who violate It, citing Rousseau, Jefferson, Nietzsche, and other individualists. It condemns Emma Goldman as harmless, claiming the world moves on while humanity remains imperfect. It concludes anarchism is impossible on earth, possible only in heaven where law does not exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Goldman
Miss Goldman
Queen Victoria
Lincoln Stettena
Ivanté
Adam
Tve
Eden
Lara
Jefferson
Nietzsche
Debate over Mississippi waterway Deepening and politics
United Press report quotes Huey Long and others on the St Lawrence Seaway and Mississippi River Barge Canal. Discussion covers sectional opposition, potential deepening, and the principle that the whole is greater than its parts. Mississippi bloc and Chicago interests are noted in the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Mareh
James A. _ Parley
Huey F. Long
Farley
Lawrence Seaway
Will Rogeta
South
James A. Par
Mississippi
Huey P. Long
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Rogers
Atlantic
Chicago
Century-Old Schoolhouse Brookline Ve-A
An assortment of era notes about a slip in a postoffice, a Kentucky colonel on duty, copper miner Thomas Brown’s NRA hearing remarks, and a quirky piece on ladies underwear soap by Cocoanut oil. The century-old schoolhouse in Brookline, VE-A is described as round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Brown
Butte, Mont
Welcom
Jrelief
A. E. Peterman
Code Authority
Brown
Soao
Senate
Brookline
Pretty wedding at parsonage in East Mredericl Street
A very pretty wedding was solemnized Saturday evening at the home of Rev. E. L. Wagner on East Merdericl Street. Miss Worence T. Dowse, daughter of Mrs. of East South Street, wed Gail H. Coates, son of Mrs. Roy Coates of Spartansburg Pa. The bride wore a powder blue traveling suit with accessories to match. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Raymond Gilson and Mr and Mrs Milton Wykott. Mr. Coates works for N. P. Ames Company. the groom for Raymond Manufacturing Company. They will reside on West Church Street for the present. Many friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Wagner
East Mredericl Street
Worence
T. Dowse
East South Street
Gail H. Coates
Mry
Roy Coates
Spartansturg
Raymond Gilson
Milton Wykott
Coates
N. P. Ames Company
Raymond Manufacturing Company
West Church Street
Sheriff Capen Still On Job At 66 In Norfolk County
Dedham Mass 66 year old Samuel H Capen serves as sheriff of Norfolk county for 35 years with earlier service as deputy sheriff for 21 years indicating a lifelong career in local law enforcement ending in leadership role in the county justice system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Mass
Samuel H. Capen
Norfolk County
Hollywood Elm Shop The Studio Weathering Film Needs
Hollywood reports that film production often requires artificial weather to time effects. At Warmer studio for The Return of the Terror a complete mansion set with built lawns and ivy walls was created. Techniclone devices produced rain and cragged lightning while thunder was dubbed in from real storms to synchronize with scenes.
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Hollywood
Mar
California
Studio
Green Gang
Joyce Filmer
Fim
12 Injured in Erie Accidents
Twelve people were injured in Erie area crashes as snowbound streets and highways hindered travel on Sunday. Michael Strike, 46, stepped into traffic and suffered a fractured leg and brain concussion, with the possibility of death. Lean Beguillard, 41, and his wife Marie, 38, were injured when their car struck a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muron
Michael Strike
Lean Beguillard
Marie
Paris Styles 1944 Typhoon Line For Spring Collections
Summary of Ma dame Schigparelli's stormy Weather silhouette evolving into a Typhoon line for 1944 featuring exotic South Seas coloring. Describes summer cubes in Flamingoes Love Birds Canaries, names colors Rose de France Tokay Botticelli Poli Buoplyptus and notes new tweeds fabrics Capri none. Also mentions prints chiffons ruched aléta tulle scarfs and a new wardrobe called Tulle Exotic with bright silks and tweeds. Also includes St Louis cold excuse slip note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Madame Schigparelli
South Seas
Schisparelli
Tokay
Botticelli
Hese
County Wicklow
Simple remedy ends headaches from constipation
A copy of a historical ad claims headaches caused by constipation vanish after a single Adletilea dose. It purports to cleanse all polions from both upper and lower bowels, improves sleep, and reduces nervousness. Keiater's Cut Rate Drug Store promotes this product.
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Vincent Phwers
Sorif
Garrett
Stacy Baker
Capt
M. N. Baker
Maple Avenue
Roy Larson
Use Henderson Company
A. Ewing
H. Clark and Son
James Harden
Waterford
Corry Hospital
City Baseball League
Corry
Erie
O Hear
A. Mitchell Palmer
Spartansburg
Kinney
Glover
All Elks Ar
Elks Club
John Loveland
Miss Wah Sing
Library Theatre
Julius Kittleberger
Howard Tannery
Martha Magee
Washington Street
Centerville
L. W. Olds and Son
Murray
Brie
Shriners
PHILA
Marley
Postoffice Department
Anitors
Joseph &. Keenan
Justice Department
Kentucky
West
Ruby Laffoon
Keenan
Hollywood Elm Shop
Ashuaind
Ore
C. Bart
Aghland
Mary Knight
ST. Louts
St. Louis University
Heart Office
EquitableLife Insurance
Theo P. Williams
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
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