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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1925

Page

2

Union City Bootlegger Arrested on Saturday Night

Sam Hayes, a Union City bootlegger, arrested for illegal liquor activity. Ramsey and Rampey linked to the case. home search found moonshine and pints bought for 174 dollars. Hayes held on $1500 bond facing trial. others connected released or awaiting charges.

Sam Hayes Wames Earl Ramsey Finnbr Harl Ramsey Hives Haves Kennedy Rampey Ramey Homer Johndt Laval Grant Lyntein Bariwey Hayes Roy Smith Greenhign Tie Dassogor Wharies Davis D. Gren Ramsey Yohom Schrphdh Mayes Hottie

Bridge from Buffalo to Canada Near Fort Port

The article describes Congress approval for transferring funds to acquire property for a high level bridge spanning the Niagara River from Buffalo to Ontario. The city council agrees to pay 400000 to the government. construction involves long planning and anticipated impact on Buffalo’s development and growth.

Buppalo Congress Fey Auri Fort Port Niagara River Buffalo Kieve Wey Ity

Pennsy Railroading Veteran Retires After Long Service

J D Shingledecker, born January 8, 1853 in Rock, Nevada, marked 70 years of service with the Pennsy after a career starting in Corry and Hamilton. He began as a machinist helper, moved through brigades and engine work, rejoined railroading in 1892, and spent decades with the Pennsy and related lines. He and wife Margaret Conningham of Corry had four children, with two sons in railroad-related positions and daughters still living in Oil City.

Satenigners Grok RR Oil Citys Jack Corr Foxbury Kane H. of LE Oil City WN. Y. P Oi City Iion Miesaenge Margaret Conningham Corry Harry L St. Lor. R Cleveland Ohio John Arthur Margaret Fleckenstein

Beating and Robbery in West Philadelphia Shack

Five bandits beat an escort and robbed Mary Martin 22 of jewelry after dragging her to an abandoned shack in West Philadelphia. Detectives traced a blood trail to the shack found the bound victim. forty five suspects have been rounded up in connection with the case.

Philadelphia Mary Martin

Dairymen Elect Officers as Scarlet Fever Cases Rise

Members of the Dairymen’s group held an annual meeting in the Municipal building to elect officers and form a finance committee. reports showed 1925 prospects brighter. Scarlet fever and other illnesses, including diphtheria and mumps, rose in the area with 27 cases that week and 85 hospital deaths noted.

Dairysmeniseg Andre Elton Darrow J. G. Kohitse Nimied Commetie Fincre Wus i /cloise Chovia Milly Wity Erie Healeh Dee Parkinelt Thareyvere Wayne Ingsizdah

Sail and Helm Toward Your Ambition

A reflective piece urges choosing a port and setting a course despite storms. It argues that determination at the helm steadies sails, guiding one toward the final harbor of ambition even after setbacks.

Male

Causes of Piles and Treatments Mentioned by Dr Leonhardt

A garbled OCR passage cites Dr Leonhardt linking piles causes to a persistent condition. It mentions salves and operations failing to cure and references Hemrad and Hemriids as supposed remedies, urging consultation with Ames for a possible Hemriids solution.

Leonhardt de Leuphardt

Treasury warns on bogus SIM bills in circulation

The Treasury Department issued a warning after detecting counterfeit notes circulating. The fake bills imitate 1914 issue notes from the National Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, using cleverly drawn designs on real paper from a $1 note and labeled Buffalo, raising alerts on currency fraud.

Treasury Department National Federay Reserve Bank of Cleveland

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