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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1925
Page
3
A Philadelphia press excerpt argues against Bluett and the political machine in Pennsylvania. It cites the governor’s supporters, Pinchot, and antagonists like Vare and Grundy, warning of a party realignment and possible senatorial contest shaping public sentiment.
A 1905 era update: residents return home from Kersey and Patnington. Mrs John Lambing hosts Aweel Sistéet card party. Dell Darling to recite Whispering Bill at Mohawk Concert. A. O. groups plan a second annual bal. Rumor of Sint Glenn Street leaving Corry denied. street gossip includes Pred Purdy's return from Pittsburgh.
Lillian Hows Huckabone escaped from the Pennsylvania Training School at Morgantown and remains at large. A reward of 25 is issued for her capture. Also missing are Feether White Turner, 16, and Rather Nor does. Details on escape are not provided.
A garbled patch from a newspaper page hints at social unrest and crime with scattered mentions of St Louis and Chicago, masked figures, and references to violence. The unreadable OCR preserves phrases about public perception, parties, and a textual collage of regional commentary.
Rex Theatre schedules two First National Pictures features including a Lincoln era epic about Abraham Lincoln. The program also features a children’s swindle a clucking smiter and a lecture on history. Local students pay twenty cents and all adults ten cents for admission.
Dy C Lyman of Philadelphia arrived in the city yesterday to visit his daughter Mrs. along with the Roelofs family. Mrs Lyman left for Erie this morning for Hitsingm Erith.
Mrs Delphine Deggendorf employed as a maid by Florence Macderick is charged with larceny in a home robbery in Warren. Florence Macderick's daughter is also implicated. Deggendorf is jailed awaiting hearing set for Friday January 28.
A New York woman describes relief after childbirth and bladder inflammation using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes it helped confinement, kept her from feeling run down, and she recommends it to others despite a long travel to obtain it.
United Press reports in Kansas City Journal story that Gov Davis faced bribery allegations over pardons for Fred Pollman and Glen Davis. Seven people allegedly heard the pact in a hotel room as dictagraph and shorthand were used to record remarks. Pollman is said to have paid 1200 and 250 to obtain pardons, with denial of paternal knowledge and withdrawal of funds after accusations.
United Press reports in Rome claim government organs fault opposition for spreading unfounded rumors that Premier Mussolini was isolated. The piece notes foreign interference suspected and states general elections may be postponed until 1928 with official voting envelopes for 1,000,000 voters in preparation.
A motivational line notes that successful people claim to have seized classified opportunities, emphasizing proactive mindset and achievement.
Bertha Bovejoy a 12 year old from 4 Hfan Jess Street and Annabelle Porter 14 from 2344 Whitely Avenue were injured when struck by a car driven by J P Slater 39 of Lakewood at Steele and Hanley streets. Bovejoy suffered a fractured ankle Porter several fractured ribs both taken to Jamestown General Hospital. Slater found blameless by police as Hanley Street lacks designated coasting status and lack of warning lights.
A Newark department store fire trapped a group of women on upper floors. Firefighters rescued three women from Reinharit Building while a fourth remains missing. Damage estimated at 250000 marked rapid spread from the store area.
Lopez seeks funding to launch or expand his orchestra, listing ambitions and financial needs. The article notes unnamed backers and potential sponsors as part of his plan, with scattered details about locations and figures.
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