French Radical Leader Herriot in Premier Contention
French Premier hopeful M Herriot faces scrutiny over policy aims. The piece compares his stance to liberal democratic thought, notes his domestic social tendencies, and contrasts foreign policy with conservatism. It cites his criticisms of Hoover debt moratorium and his view on German nationalism, while detailing past actions as Lyons mayor and his fragile governments in 1924 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maonard Herriot
Jeatler
French Radical Socialist Party
Action For
Chamber of Deputies
M. Herriot
Politioa
Herriet
Socialist Party
Premier Tardieu
Avignon
United States
Rance
France
Aristide Briand
Hitler
Germany
Ruhr
Bruening
Birance
Auch
Paris
Polly
Mr. Herriot
Ito
Lyons
Receivers to Advertise Watson Plant Sale at June Auction
Judge John Knight in Jamestown District Court ordered receivers in equity for the Watson Manufacturing Company to advertise a June 11 sale at 10 a.m. at the plant in Mamestown. Three appraisers Oscar A. Senna Ralph Rose and G. B. Rand were appointed to value assets and advise on bids. The unit will continue operations under current sales policy while creditors seek to keep the company as a going concern against liquidation efforts by a New York and Boston bank consortium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burpalo
John Knight
Dicideral
Watson Manufacturing Company
Mamestown
Oscar A. Senna
Ralph Rose
G. B. Rand
Senna
Jamestown
Watson Holding Corporation
Rosen
Buffalo
Watson Company
Mr. Rand
Remington-Rand Company of
Te Court
Rogerson & Hewes
James 0. Moore
New Y York
Boston Bank
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Journal Files May 11 1912
The May 11 1912 clipping notes a High School team win 44 to 5 over Tansery, the Corry Castor Company possibly moving to Warren, HH P Stone as president hinting at relocation, Himer Carrier and Love winning third at Erie oratorical contest, Young Eagles attending an event in Brie, Dan Hoffman arranging for a May 29 show, Earl Sandt Erie aviator flying a Curtis plane, Clarence Shabne Erie aviator setting altitude mark at 2000 feet in Chicago, Wesley Pearce and DeLury going to Garland for a game, Ho Kinley returning to Buffalo after a town visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himer Carrier
Love
Corry High School
Erie
Young Eagles
Nast
McCabe
Sears
Lyons
Wood
Brie
Government publications catalogue highlights cheap public records
Washington May 11 government printing catalogue shows about 2800 publications with roughly 1100 congressional items. It lists works sold for five or twenty cents including history, reports on equipment, budget notes, and a Disposition of Useless Papers in the Interior Department priced at five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Congress
Knights of Pythias
War Department
Abraham Lincoln
House of Representatives
Burnett M Chiperfield
B. W. Black
Budget Bureau
Apleas
Leif Ericsson
Iceland
Patent Office
Interior Department
Quiz style questions mix with political critique in page teaser
The fragment presents trivia prompts on topics from tribal populations to Gutenberg and Massachusetts population, plus a garbled note about a governor of American Samoa. It ends with a clipped opinion praising a French political figure despite an unpopular national government, signaling a newspaper page’s mixed content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre
Massachusetts
Gutenberg
American Samoa
Tanta County
British Silver Coinage Fineness Definition
The article explains the standard of fineness for British coinage, detailing the alloy composition as 92.5 percent silver and 7.5 percent copper, establishing the 925 fineness mark and its role in defining acceptable sterling silver coins.
Hollywood film shop warns hopefuls to seek real training
Paramount executive B. P. Schulberg cautions that summer season unemployment has intensified the Hollywood exodus for actors. He warns that only those with stage training and proven screen credentials fare today, as talking pictures raise the demand beyond looks and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Helmer
United Press
Hollywood
Suason
Motion Picture Studios
Hioory
B. P. Schulberg
Paramount
Schulberg
Nnvite
Chautauqua County Firemen Meet in Jamestown
The annual meeting of the Chautauqua County Volunteer Firemen's Association will be held in Portland on May 12. All members of the Chautauqua County Firemen's Family, Inc. are eligible to attend, with a large attendance expected. A surprise feature by Celoron Fire Department members will include a street parade before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Volunteer Firemen's Association
Portland
Chautauqua Cony Firemen’s Frainrnily, Inc
Celoron Fire Department
Brutal Theft At Salamanca Targets Elderly Couple
Three foreign men robbed Theo J. Vogelgesang, 75, a Herb dealer, and his housekeeper Addie Reynolds, 50, at their 292 Center Street home in Salamanca between 9 and 10 PM. They cut telephone lines, beat occupants with clubs, stole about 40 to 30 dollars, and fled. both victims suffered facial injuries and bruises, and police were alerted from Harrington garage after the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamanca
Theo J. Vogelgesang
Jis
Addie Reynolds
Vogelgesang
Center Street
Harrington
Allegany Boy Hurt by Car Near Varidalla
May 11 Lennis Zink eight Allegany R D 2 struck by auto while walking with classmates along the highway near Varidalla suffered a fractured right thigh and two broken leg bones at Olean General Hospital report says Edward L Carlson of Jamestown was the driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean
Lennis Zink
Allegany R. D
Varidalla
Olean General Hospital
Edward L. Carlson
Jamestown
Seven work formal attire noted for actor Chester Morris
A description notes formal attire for Chester Morris including a yellow stiff-bosomed shirt a pink wing collar and two blue bow ties. White shirts are avoided on motion picture sets under strong studio lights to prevent reflections that could ruin photographs and evening dress appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Morris
Aged Woman Killed by Truck on West Chautauqua Road
Mayville May 11 Mrs Fula Alling 79 of West Lake Road near Lighthouse Point was killed instantly when struck by a truck driven by John Conant 38 of Norix Harmony. Coroner David Lincoln held Conant without operator's license on a manslaughter charge. The accident occurred as Mrs Alling returned to her home after mailing letters. Survived by husband and son Burt McClmies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Fula Alling
West Lake Road
Lighthoue Point
Bofdock
John Conant
Norlix Harmony
Conant
Lincoln
Scottish Rite Reunion Closes at Jamestown Masonic Temple
The Spring Reunion of Jamestown Consistory, Sublime Princes of the Royal Secret, concluded with a banquet at the Scottish Rite Masonic Temple. More than two hundred local residents attended as Fred J. Galloway led the event, with dignitaries including George A. Kellar, Clifford Chipman, and Carl Howell from Buffalo offering greetings. Representatives from Warren, PA, Coudersport, and nearby communities were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jammaslow
Suly
Ros Laval
Jamestown
Timner
Fred J. Galloway
George A. Kellar
Buffalo
Clifford Chipman
Carl Howell
Warren
Coudersport
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corry Evening Journal
Zuma
Bunaay Weat
South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegruvs Co
Fred Kimbally
Asth St
New Yorke
Trims
Chicago
Chamber of Com
Pittsburgh
Vatican
Watson
He ‘High
Sins
The
Warren Times
Corry Castor Company
HH. P. Stone
Dan Hoffman
Earl Sandt
Curtis
Clarence Shabne
DeLury
Wesley Pearce
Garland
Ho. Kinley
Federal Trade Commission
Helena Rubenstein Incorporated
Breithart Institute of Physical ;Culture, Incorporated
Cretac
Cadera
Hollywood Film Shop
Chautauqua County Firemen
Allegany Boy
Henderson
Bandeaux
Brassieres
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center St
M. J. Martin
Center St
Gerry Headquarters
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