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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1926
Page
3
Cory Evening Journal published daily except Sunday at West South Street Corry Pa. Publisher Colegrove. Entered at the post office as second class matter. By mail $4.00 per year. By carrier three cents per copy, fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
A damaged OCR passage mixes names, locations, and events with many errors making it impossible to identify a coherent story or outcome. It references multiple people and places in a jumbled way without consistent facts or context.
Coroner reports nurse died at Warren State hospital from accidental causes after assault by intruder. Proceedings indicate date and place near Mamot Hospital complex. Authorities recorded details of death and housing in fragile urban area.
A fragment notes an eminent physician guiding childbirth progress and references early approaches by a doctor named Hartmann. The text hints at nascent methods to ease labor and promote delivery, though details are incomplete and the narrative remains fragmented.
Fragment of a historical court filing naming individuals and events related to a damaged dam and ownership disputes. The readable text references Bell hearings, a person killed, and various names including Ward, Forgan, and Wilke, amid scattered legal terms and dates.
Fragmented text notes a railway project linked to Monroe and River Ridge with planned alignment between Sedgwick and Pittsburgh. Mentions ships, a final drainage, and a feasibility price of earthwork with multiple sites and authorities.
A vandalism incident occurred Wednesday morning with police investigating. Reported suspects include Sidnes Emerson William Mages and others, accused of breaking windows at a residence on Went Twentieth Street. Authorities say more details will follow as the case unfolds.
In Kansas primary returns Jonathan M. Davis trails as voting tallies finalize. Reports from county precincts indicate Davis close but behind rivals amid charges of selling pardons while in office and ongoing political jockeying.
Reports from Paris describe ongoing attacks on American tourists in the Latin Quarter as six air raids and mobs disrupt visits. Police say domestic security measures are in place along the catacombs route while attackers target foreign visitors and local landmarks.
Chicago reports two elderly men, both wealthy, named as defendants in separate divorce suits filed by their wives. Mrs Dorany alleges her husband of 85 years to have kept a hotel room with another woman. Mrs Kreker charges her spouse with infidelity and seeks damages of 3109900.
A report from Mexico outlines a proposed Catholic policy stance to be sent to the Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus. Delegates express concern over government pressure and religious freedoms, while Rev. Richard Blackburn attacks the plan as worse than Nero. In Paris, the Chamber votes confidence in Prime Minister Poincare, rejecting a proposed inquiry.
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma Kidney Tablets claiming to relieve various tram diseases and kidney issues. It appeals to illness and lacking energy, urging purchase from druggists as a health restoration offer despite dubious effectiveness.
Meadeville Aug 5 Robert John son 14 son of Broderick Johnson Cambridge township south of Cambridge Springs struck by an Akron Ohio car driven by Harry E McIntosh at about 11 40 am Wednesday. He suffered skull fracture and internal injuries and died at Mullen Sanitarium about 1 o clock pm.
Patrick B Me Dermott, linked to the wing of publisher Doug Melott, had not surrendered to Chicago police by early today. Reports yesterday said Me Dermott, with alleged underworld ties, would come to Chicago to return to Caiton.
The newly named ambassador de Podilla arrives with seven officers pledging to advise how women should dress. The De Podilla mandate urges beauty standards, ankle and neck coverage, and refined attire, sparking debate as attendees discuss fashion rules.
A woman died from heat exhaustion after overexertion in the sun near Here. Constable Dur Huiley said the deceased was George Mut, aged 30, when the incident occurred on a Wednesday in August.
In Bellefonte Pennsylvania a Rockview penitentiary escapee, a Hameron county convict, was captured after fleeing into the mountains between Martha and Port Matias. Police report the man, known as a 36 year old, was recaptured following a brief pursuit.
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