Gold Standard Debate Moves From Page to Policy
Spokesmen for the New York State Chamber of Commerce press for an immediate return to the gold standard and reject automatic or commodity-backed dollars. They argue a gold-backed system would stabilize prices, debt relations, and living costs, contrasting with presidential hints of pegging the dollar to commodity prices.
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New York State Chamber of Commerce
Meart
New York
White House
Shroud
H.G. Wells
Debt settlement talks drift as British debt relief stalls
The British debt mission in Washington attracts little attention as negotiators appear deadlocked. The administration pins hopes on Congress and a natural referendum to shape any debt relief. A potential domestic debt relief demand complicates a settlement while cheaper money may curb pressure. Meanwhile Amarillo air disaster highlights aviation risks and flawed Flying Folly reporting.
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Washington
Congress
Cveat
Amarillo
Pex
Dlecréatt Aviation
Ana Mey de Fer
Manny
Aing
Community caution on airship stunts in city limits
Officials warn against aerial stunts within urban bounds urging pilots to fly safely. The piece argues communities share responsibility and asserts city limits should not host dangerous displays that risk people below.
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes on Local Life
A night of dancing saw over thirty couples at the Knights of Pythias hall. Street work on the West Wright to Raymond extension was set to finish tomorrow night. Corry night school football will play Edinboro Normel tomorrow afternoon. Ora Stennett and Dr Christie, longtime visitors at their retreat near Garland, hosted Corry friends yesterday for a small party.
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Knights of Pythias
Wtght Street
Raymond Avenue
Corry Night School
Edintoro Normel
Ora Stennett
Dr. Christie
Dettexit
Garland
Loud Speaker Perils From Made in America to Russia
A powerful loudspeaker device, tested in America, claims an audible range of nearly 30 miles under favorable wind. It is intended for Moscow to disseminate news and propaganda. The piece invites speculation on its use in planes for political campaigns, alarming readers about its impact on civil life.
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America
Russia
Moscow
Frank Heath
West Pleasant
Local items and visitors touch city life
Four year old Charles Rand suffered a broken collar bone in a fall at his home on West Wayne Street today. Prof. H C Wilson returned from an eastern trip this morning much improved. Supervisor Wijsott representing the Treasury Department in the erection of the local federal building has moved here from York. George Sweet of Union City was in the city this morning with a airing of birds near Spartansburg. Victor Murdock a distinguished Butt wooser was a visitor in the city for a short time today.
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Charles Rand
West Wayne Street
H.C. Wilson
Wijsott
Treasury Department
Federal
York
George Sweet
Union City
Spartansburg
Victor Murdock
Butt
Comedians Guild backs two man teams says Sandrich
Hollywood Nov. 7 The Comedians Guild argues that act must feature a duo to succeed. Marc Sandrich says top comics have long functioned in pairs, citing Weber and Fields Burns and Allen Laurel and Hardy and others as proof. The piece notes exceptions like the Four Marx Brothers and mentions Wheeler and Woolsey as others of interest.
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Alason Edwards
United Press
Hollywood
Comedians Guild
Marc Sendrisky
Sandrichi
Weber and Fields
Drews
Kolb and Dill
Findh and Bunny
Harsty and Hart
Ham and Bud
Laurel i
Hardy
Burns and Allen
Turlus
Octavianus
Ssmirich
Inzivalhy
Ty Mas
Wheeler Anit Woolsey
Jirenaring
Paris Styles and a New Trial Headline
In Paris a humorous mat by Roberto Casey draws attention with playful trim and patriotic pompoms. A separate fashion piece highlights a brown suede geometric design worn to conceal the face. In Washington a new trial is granted for Marie Charles Shepard, U.S. Reserve medical officer, accused of murdering his wife by poisoning on the reservation.
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Paris
Roberto Casey
Pathers
Washington
Charles A. Shepard
Riley
Medica
Ofiver
Supreme Court
Local Rail and Industry Landmarks on Franklin West Washington West Main
The fragment notes historic sites along Franklin Street and nearby intersections. It references the Cross Gut R. R. round house on the Franklin street lot tied to Pennsylvania R. R. activity, L Hammond’s sash and planing shop at West Washington and West Wayne, William Mulkie’s cigar box factory at West Main and Second Avenue, and Nyp&o’s switch to Stanford Brick yard and Weisser’s Tannery, reflecting early business geography.
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R. R
Franklin Street
Pennsylvania R. R
L. Hammond
West Washington Street
West Wayne Streets
William Mulkie
West Main and
Second Avenue
Nyp&o
Brie
Stanford Brick
Weisser's
Schumann-Heink Hospitalized in California
In San Diego California Ernestine Schumann-Heinke celebrated opera diva was under hospital care for a severe intestinal inflammation. She was moved to a hospital last night. Her son in law Dr Charles Fox suggested possible appendicitis but surgery was deferred due to age. Attendants said she rested well and was not in immediate danger.
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Ay United
Eres
San Diego
Cal
Ernestine Schimann-Heinke
Charles Mr. Fox
Gold Flakes Urged to Replace Cigarettes at White House
Washington report portrays Henry Moggentiau and close advisers debating a shift in policy toward Gold Flakes cigarettes amid tariff concerns. British Ambassador Sir Howard Lindsay remains guarded after Roosevelt discussions, while White House scenes include jobless men at the door and a mystery police horse from the Coolidge era sought for a precinct gym.
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Washington
Henry Moggentiau
Farm Chedit
Pongevelt
Howald Lindsay
White House
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Reforestation Corps
Fechnér
Hopkins
Calvin Goorege
Whits House
Potice
Brown
Corry Boy Wins College Honor at Allegheny
Allegheny College senior Ewing earned honorary biology fraternity Phi Beta Phi recognition. He spoke on Linus Pasteur before the society, detailing Pasteur’s battle against bacteria, vaccines, and medical advances. The Allegheny chapter welcomed eight new members at the meeting.
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Corry Boy
Allégheny College
C. Hywing
Franklin Alpeet
Mulsing
Phi Beta Phi
Ewing
Linus Pasteur
Pasteur
Te Allegheny
Phi Bet Phi
Postponed inquest into Perry Rockwell death
The inquest into Perry W. Rockwell’s death, after being struck by a car on the Oil City Rouseville road, is postponed to Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the coroner’s office on Petroleum street. Coroner Lake D Stef fee will impanel a jury to hear testimony. George Goggins of Oil City drove the vehicle involved near the National Transit Company pump station.
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Oil, City
Perry W. Rockwell
Oil City
Rouseville
Lake’ D. Steffee
Petroleum Street
Rockwell
George Goggins
National Transit Company
Rouseville Road
Erie Woman Dies at 101 in Ris
Elizabeth Kruszewski, a Polish immigrant who never learned English, died Sunday at her son Alex Kruszewski's home on Bastidth Street. She had lived in the United States for decades, nearing the century mark without fanfare.
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Ris
Elizabeth Keuscew- Gi
Land of Liberty
Poland
Krzewski
Elizabeth Kruszewski
Hazard of giving hitchhikers a lift cited
Motorists along the route between here and Union City are warned of a woman hitchhiker racket. A recent victim in Oil City reported a rain evening encounter with a man and a woman holding a child. The woman posed as a sister seeking a lift and the baby was a ruse to pressure the driver into stopping.
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Union City
Titusville
Oil City
Swedish punch to be sold in United States after repeal
Swedish punch and chanpps made of potatoes and malt will be exported to the United States after repeal. Ernest Lyberg, head of the Bratt system monopoly, announced that duties and taxes will hinder large sales. A bottle of potato brandy selling in Sweden for about one dollar would cost roughly three fifty in the United States.
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Stockholm
United States
Ernest Lyberg
Sweden
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Corry Evening Journal
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Corry
Dy Golegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Inc
W. 46Th St
New Yorke
Tribune
Chicago
Hollywood Film Shop
Mary
Knight United Press
Schumann-Heink
Calif
Fred Ewing
Flace
Allegheny College
Erie
Frank C. Chapin & Sons
North Center Street
Citizens National
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