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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1926
Page
4
United Press reports the Mitchell case has moved to the president for decision after a period of legal debate. The White House faces scrutiny as questions linger over potential clemency or escalation of judicial actions.
Two young boys died and a third was injured in a sled accident in Pittsburgh's district during the past 21 hours. John Modleran, 14, was killed when the sled struck a tree, and his 12 year old brother Edware sustained multiple fractures. Hoxph Stewart, 10, died later at a hospital after a collision with an ALON while sledding in Willims Burg.
The text reflects shifting language and idiom as a speaker notes older phrasing and social class cues. It contrasts earlier crude expressions with more current forms, suggesting familiarity with social strata and wealth affecting speech patterns.
Pittsburg Pa January 25 a new ten year pastorate binds Dr Juhn Ray Every to East Eyed Christian Church with continuation of duties and salary increase of 1000 dollars annually.
A cluttered page lists prices for eggs and butter, local business ads, rental notes, weather and road comments, church and social event notices, and small town updates. It mentions Col in Von Gridale new appointment, hunting license law notes, a theater dance invitation, and several shop ads with prices and addresses.
Fragmentary OCR text praises Parsees as prosperous and influential in the eastern world while referencing distress among a crowd. The readable lines are nonsensical and corrupted, lacking coherent events or dates to form a clear news item.
Wealthy Gotham district shaken by the murder of a Deering home butler. Police search for a killer after a shot rang through Weyt Street home as Mrs Deering and staff reacted. Names linked include John D Rockefeller Jr and Depew, with a lone 238 caliber clue lingering.
Several states including Tennessee Kentucky and Michigan unite to defend a site tied to Tlingis and Chicago amid a dispute over diversions of Lake Michigan water. The case, backed by Pennsylvania and others, seeks relief against diversions by Wisconsin and Illinois authorities.
Carelli and two companions, Mrs Josephine Batthelder Vaurie and James Gibson, are under arrest in Pennsylvania for galley chain store holdups. The trio allegedly confessed that Carelli waited outside a store Saturday night during the robbery. Several shots were exchanged during the melee.
The article fragment describes a man returning to his office during a night drive home. A lead was dropped under a railroad pillar at Nilor's hill where detectives found it. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts but notes a police or detective reaction to the missing item.
Norwegian crew rescued after the Norwegian ship Salvings collided with the American tanker Yavin from the Vita Com oil company. The incident left the vessels listing and waterlogged, with positions uncertain as rescue efforts continued.
Jan 24 Pinchot confined to the executive mansion with a mild attack of fever. The slight illness may alter his schedule as he was expected to address the Central Avenue meeting on his constituency bills. A traffic note reports delays due to a halted truck.
Forest Service reports pine needles and rotten wood on pink needles ignite more readily than other fuels. Smoldering tobacco appears likelier to kindle forest litter than cigarettes or cigars, prompting caution in outdoor areas prone to fire.
The fragment notes that there is no newer gas and that principal hives formed by recomposition include methane, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and sometimes hydrogen sulfide. It mentions gases are often undurable and that sulfur compounds can be emitted, causing offensiveness.
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