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The text is garbled and unreadable, listing scattered fragments about rent plans and links. No coherent event or names emerge to summarize into a clear news item.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1913
Page
7
The text is garbled and unreadable, listing scattered fragments about rent plans and links. No coherent event or names emerge to summarize into a clear news item.
The report covers a Philadelphia hearing where Philadopui a and Victor Kuh, linked to a land company, were arrested on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. They faced $800 bail as the court heard testimonies about authority and representations in the PutkitoIphi area near McAlustar and the Lyte McAlostor Land Company dealings.
Philadelphia August 4 Democratic leaders met to decide on a statewide primary for Superior Court judges to appear on a nonpartisan ballot. The executive and third committees discussed fusion on the party line and new regulations affecting elections. Congressman Ay Mitchell Palmer closed the meeting stating fusion would be controlled by the party committees.
The clipping lists names in French Creek and nearby areas with updates on health, travel, and visits. It notes Atha Penet Hopkins improving from St Vincent's Hospital, Lyn Hopkins returning, and J. A. Johnson visiting Clymer. Also mentions a sowing plan for fifty acres of wheat, a better harvest, and crop concerns in Pennsylvania. A tobacco grower near Landjoy declines tobacco due to health concerns and tears down a tobacco barn. Howard G. Crawford, a local operator, is killed in a car accident near Hmlenton with Mrs Crawford and three women companions injured as the auto plunged from a 70-foot embankment.
The drought cripples corn and wheat in Melo county and across the United States. Harvests are delayed or ruined, with prices for corn rising five cents per bushel. Dust storms hinder farm operations as winds blow heavily and reduce visibility.
Patrick J Hagley assaulted his fiancée at the Sutherland hotel in Riverdale, slashing her left cheek with a knife and inflicting a gash that ran nearly ten inches to the back of her neck. Mrs Shoemaker, a widow with three children, was hospitalized but likely to recover. Hagley, described as intoxicated, surrendered to Bradford police and was taken to Little Valley.
Honnett and Fox advertise steeplejack services including all repairs and roof painting from their setup at 41 West Church Street. The notice mentions rooming and related work available to property owners in the area.
Elk County oil firms report limited commercial potential as drilling yields remain insufficient for a viable propoulation. A recent Maxwell drill near Fox township shows possible promise, with ongoing exploration across Dubois, Bisturys, Wol Tur, and surrounding areas as officials assess control and future prospects.
Shelf August 4. A Ludlow man was stabbed near the Pennsylvania railroad station on June 27. The suspect fled town but was found working in a mill days later. Andrew Nawale, a Slavist youth in his twenties, identified the assailant and he was arraigned by Justice Jerry Hord. The defendant posted bail but failed to appear, and was sent to Warren to await the September term of court.
The body of Tuth McManus, who died in an auto accident near Ripley New York and at Hamot hospital, has been moved to Rochester for burial. Parents of the Pittsburgh resident and Miss Montgomery of Bemus Point, a schoolgirl, were uninjured though shaken. The mother of Biles Montgomery arrived yesterday afternoon. It was noted that all occupants of the auto were not killed when the car overturned.
Aug 4 fire in South Dayton destroys Herbert Howard's farm building. Cary Howard salvaged four horses from the barn and pursued the cows. Flames breached the barn roof and house, leaving only a few items saved, as the family fled to their Hambot home.
A fragmented statement mentioning money, an owner likely Mp, and an action to prove ownership by applying at a journal office. Details are sparse and names are uncertain.
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