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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1926
Page
3
Publisher Arthur Colegrave lists post office classification and mail rates for Corry Pennsylvania. Second class mail at 85 00 per year, carrier price three cents per copy and fifteen cents per week, advertising rates available on application.
A Jamestown raid uncovered nearly 20,000 gallons of alleged high proof liquor and a large cache of barrels intended for filling and distribution. Federal Prohibition Administrator Major Eugene Roberts Jr or presiding officers led the search while owner Thomas Juni and other plant officials provided residence and employment details.
Mrs Caldwell dies from asphyxiation amid a home incident when gas from a pipe leaked. A young maid investigated and found her unconscious. Drs revived her husband, who was away. News describes local events including rail and Armory matters and a failed fire wagon rescue.
A long-simmering case echoes Les Miserables as a veteran resident, once linked to a 1881 horse stealing, fights alleged mistaken identity while a relentless lawman shadowing the suspect for years. The high school life team hosts Allegheny College, inviting early attendance for the hall game amid a crime inspired narrative.
London plans to install white road markings and Stop and Go signals like American cities to ease traffic jams. The change follows rapid motor bus expansion and is expected to spread across Britain if successful.
The text appears to be an incoherent note about a father helping with school work and a mother’s confusion. Specific people, dates, or places are not discernible, making precise reporting impossible from the fragment.
A garbled listing from New York society notes an Easter radio entertainment program across ten stations. The fragment mentions Atlantic City and various program names and timings, with several unreadable proper nouns and likely sponsor references.
The Little Valley school board considered moving senior students to Salamanca High after Easter. President Champlin chaired the meeting with Carrie DeNike, who did not vote, expressing concerns about accepting the ousted class and the timing of fees.
London reports the Prince of Wales sits up in York House for the first time since last Sunday’s illness. Doctors say he is steadily improving with minor symptoms of infection and heart strain now easing. Princes Victoria and King George remain at his side as officials release daily updates on his condition.
The Western Penitentiary chaplain Geant at the Wiant died yesterday from an anaesthetic complication. He was born in Lancaster Pennsylvania and is survived by two sisters Miss Sara Weiane and Miss Anna Weant of Greenville Pennsylvania.
In a terse, unclear note from the Erie desk, standings and timing details appear amid fragmentary text. The piece suggests an ongoing event with participants and implied results but lacks readable names, dates, or places to identify specifics.
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