Twenty Years Ago As Taken From Journal Pilot
Recap of events from November 13 1815 noting two burglars caught by recall police after robbing West and McCray stores in Elgin County jail escape attempt halted by guard four year and four month to eight year sentences health incidents include Eddie Griffins breaking wrist and ankle from a fall and stone, Carl Smith purchasing Silney property, Ralph Young injured in football with a fractured collarbone, Guy Hulbert and Blanch Dutton wed at Mayville, school board assurances on safety measures and life preservation in buildings.
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West
McCray
Elgin
Roosevelt Strength Lingers In East Election Readings
Political editor Raymond Clopper notes that Republican gains look smaller in New York and New Jersey while Democratic margins surge in New York City. He argues Roosevelt still appears strong nationally and could win New York State if trends hold.
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Raymond Clopper
Washington Post
Roosevelt
New York State
Pennsylvania
New York Assembly
White House
Associated Press
Smith
New York City
Philadelphia
Hoover
New Jersey
Assembly
Senate
New York
Frank Hague
Hudson County
Jersey City
Death to Middlemen Townsend plan critique
The Townsend plan would tax each transfer of goods and could push manufacturers to sell directly to consumers. It risks eliminating middlemen, harming distributors, merchants, and related workers, while questioning the fate of investments in distribution networks and transportation systems.
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Gene
Ji Fernatural
Prince Starhemberg Leads Austrian Fascism Toward Monarchy Ambition
Austria remains under Starhemberg’s influence as he asserts control over the Heimwehr and sets the pace for Vienna s politics. The prince defends Austrian freedom against Nazism and hints at restoring monarchic influence while Austria maintains a Starhemberg variant of Fascism.
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Austria
Germany
Italy
Hitler
Mussolini
Vienna
Prince von Starhemberg
Bierhall
Heimwehr
Starhemberg
Italy Fights Back Against League Sanctions Demonstrations
Italy protests penalties against it for breaking promises with the League of Nations. Students march against sanctions and call for shops with foreign goods to close. Italian athletes swear not to compete in sanction countries. Dressmakers influence style amid turmoil as public opinion shifts against war and harsh policies.
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Italy
League of Nations
Williamsport removes sunken Susquehanna boom piers
Workmen tore out sunken boom piers in the Susquehanna River ending a reminder of Williamsport as a lumber center. The boom carried more than 7 billion board feet of lumber since first built in 1649 and cost 1.5 million dollars to construct. Large stones from the boom were used to build a rock foundation for a Wilkinosport Water Company main crossing Lycoming Creek.
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Williamsport
Susquehanna River
Wilkinosport Water Company
Lycoming Creek
Paris Styles Hat Trends of Nov 13 Fashion Report
Paris fashion notes describe hat evolution with lifted berets and new shapes. Attention on Lady Alice Scott’s trousseau features a angled tam-o-shanter and a brown Antelope felt Dutch bonnet. A Persian lafari fur cap paired with flame velvet and lamb fur completes ensembles.
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Paris
Panvale
Alice ‘Scott
Trousseau
Star Signals Provember Horoscope Snapshot
A dated horoscope fragment notes favorable days for July born individuals and suggestive advice. It mentions personal insight, possible romantic renewal, and potential challenges for those with children, linking dates from 1986 and prior years with social fortunes and danger windows.
Hollywood PCM Shop stars in film set daily wages
Hollywood November 13. A parade of era stars once top of Broadway and cinema toil for seven fifty a day in Hollywood studios. The cast includes Francesco Mara and Gabriello d Anunzio with Josephine Hutchinson and George Huston in The Melody Lingers On. Genarro Maria Curci, baron and brother in law of Galli Curci, in the film. Also listed are Tnez Palange Cozmo Kyrie Bellew Nicholas Kobliayski Gaston Glass Truly Shattuck Cherie May Adrianna Caselotti Madame Marischa Aldrich Princess Mural Shrade and others in the Reliance studios production.
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Hollywood
Broadway
Globe
Francesco, Mara
Gabriello d'Anuunzio
Fium
Mara
Josephine Hutchinson
George Huston
Baron Genarro Maria Curci
Galli-Curci
Edward Small
Reliance Studios
Tnez Palange
Amercan
Cozmo Kyrie Bellew
Kyrie Bellew
Inquest Planned Into Fatal Auto Accident Near Martesvilla
Report states an inquest will be held into a three mile south of Martesvilla auto crash. Simons OfB ppel and seven others were injured, three Kane youths among them, with fractures treated at a local community hospital.
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Kane
Martesvilla
Simons
Wondard
Mosienvine
Lelgat
Guilet Norgren
Frenk Daugherty
Second Death in Sherman Crash Raises Toll
Mrs. Carrie Cage of North East dies at Hamot Hospital after injuries from the Sherman accident on Saturday. Her husband Wallace Cage remains in critical condition. Claude Rice and his wife Anna are also hurt, with Rice already dead. The crash at Cemetery Corners involved Rice car and Earl Park’s vehicle. James B. Cunningham commits suicide at his son’s home in Butler.
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Carrie Cage
North East
Hamot
Rie
Sherman
N. C
Wallace Cage
Cemetery Corners
Sherman-Mayvillg
Claude ©. Rice
12Th Street
Anna
Cage
Robert
Irene
Rice
Earl Park
Three Corry Residents Named Grand Jury Members
Erie Nov 13 Judge William B. Hirt named Leo Hartley Fairview farmer foreman of the November criminal court grand jury. The panel includes 23 named residents from Erie Corry Union City North East and others. The term opens with about 45 cases expected for presentation and 75 total cases on the list. Trials for 24 defendants began late Tuesday after pretrial activities and court delays.
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Leo Hartley
Fairview
Erie
Criminal Court
Grand
William B. Hirt
Hartley
George A. Allen
Lillian Blanchard
Charles V. Brown
Frank M. Cole
Corry
P. D. Catshall
Girard
Bawara Fuaseder
Lee
Mortimer E. Graham
Amputated Finger Saved by Surgeon in Las Vegas
Mrs C R Jones escaped loss of a finger after a window slam severed her finger at the second joint. A physician reattached the tip by sewing it in place, following waxed paper wrapping.
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Las Vegas
Nev
C. R. Jones
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Pil
Eddie Griffins
Haten Street
Carl Smith
Silney
Mott Street
MB. Ross
Ralph
William Young
Guy Hulbert
Miss Blanch Dutton
Carrie Dutton
Mayville
Board of Education
Scott
Wendell
Butlok
By R. Scott
Lim
Avo Cerro
Pasco
Peru
Almo
adiTed
Lafayette
Washington
Uni
Keystone State Farms
Warrisburg
Pennyivasnia
Adtroak
Apsoture Department
Sumetary d. Hafisell
Advangement
Pricas
James B. Cunningham
R. Cunningham
Butler
Cunninghham
Brame
UsTel Maiz
Rexall Drug
Condra’s Pharmacy
Wirsie
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