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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1922
Page
6
Readable parts describe a local incident or notice with unclear names and details. The text fragment references a death or injury theme and a public or community context. Further specifics are not discernible from the fragment.
Uneven lines indicate a scene at a coal yard in Oli City. A person named Kel is mentioned with a fowl breather, while Shev urges listening to a winter ear and a driver attends the scene with implied actions.
In Syracuse New York during a storm a car wreck left eleven people seriously hurt. The vehicle crashed into a pole bending it and tearing the front door open. Responders describe injured passengers and scattered debris with injured individuals pulled from the wreckage.
The notice states Andy Bednar and Sandy are suing for damages from school injuries. A public sale will offer the former Beuel firm farm items including registered Holsteins and a Brokenstraw Ponti yearling, with cash terms and Will Dawson as auctioneer.
In Jamestown on August 20 a seven year old boy, Robert Knox Scott, died after a car crash on East Second Street. Authorities consider exhuming his buried body in Lakewood Cemetery for an autopsy as Assistant District Attorney Joseph F. Rice investigates the circumstances, including possible negligence and mysterious factors surrounding the crash.
Prohibition agents seized liquor in eastern Pennsylvania after raids yesterday and last night in Philadelphia Pittsburgh Reading and other towns. The operations led to multiple arrests under the state head office directive.
The Tampico business district suffered a devastating blaze ending in three deaths. Fire crews battled flames that destroyed twenty seven commercial houses and caused up to five million in damage. An internal chemical store explosion during firefighting efforts killed additional victims.
A lone bandit robbed a Lockport payroll today grabbing $1200 from a company office. The thief fled through a rear door after forcing workers to surrender the money. Police pursued but details remain limited as investigators piece together the incident.
Heavy rains in the Allegheny watershed caused rapid river rise in Franklin and nearby areas. The river at 8 am stood about three tenths of a foot below the previous high mark, then surged as storm waters moved downstream. By late morning levels climbed toward four feet as water from the swollen wetland and riverbanks flowed toward downtown sections.
Aid of the United Brothers church gathering at Wee Smith street home of Mrs RH Eagleston. Members sewed quilt blocks for May and enjoyed a social hour. Officers elected: President Walter Kepple, Vice President Mrs Eggleston, Secretary Jennie May, Treasurer Mrs Carles Bowies. Meeting carried.
Armenian suspect Kudlratte Kudlratte appeared before Alderman FD Pytcher in Meadville arraigned on a charge tied to the death of a guard at Roberts winder etse. A coroner jury found evidence suggesting the death by unknown persons, with the case proceeding to the next stage on August 30.
The Advent Chestians laboring group plans a new church on Essex Street on a site bought from Masbrouck. Foundation nearly complete, structure on the ground, main building about 60 by 85 feet with annex of 20 by 22 feet and seating for 250, separate from Seventh Day Adventists.
Report on the Cumming bill to curb profiteering in fel forced delay in reporting to the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. Objections from several members led to abandoning a full Senate report today and postponement until Monday.
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