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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1928
Page
7
A Monday meeting organized by Kane and associates led to a tentative agreement between Kane Fed and Trans Plug Partners. The group discussed a joint venture involving distribution in New York and potential funding terms, with forthcoming formalization expected.
Readable fragment references a robbery case involving a homeowner and an unidentified suspect in Omaha with unclear details and partial dates. No clear names, institutions, or outcomes are readable from the text provided.
A broken trolley pole near Kearsarge caused a Northwestern Electric Interurban and a freight car to collide. Eighteen passengers were aboard. William Nelson was injured with a fractured shoulder, an Edinboro woman also injured. Freight car backed into a switch, pole broke, rails frosty, quick stop impossible. Damages were broken windows on the cars.
Ma tilda Lichtenwalder Bele sues Deputy Inspector Jay Yeager and Thos T Bounchard alleging a November accident at Merl Park Row and State Street. The complaint seeks 10716 in damages claiming Yeager drove drunk and carelessly, injuring Bele as an invited passenger.
An old advertisement touts a remedy named Thoxine for rapid cough relief. The copy references rapid action within minutes, mentions that it contains dope and chloroform, and notes sales at Ames Drug Store and local pharmacists. The text shows garbled OCR and unclear medical claims.
Special guards today protected President Cosgrave of the Irish Free State on arrival in Ottawa after the train he rode from New York to Dimoges wrecked near Dimoges. One man was killed and four seriously injured. No member of Cosgrave’s party was harmed. Passengers suffered minor injuries as the train crashed into a tree and horse. The president was warmly greeted on arrival.
Four men injured when coal fell from the roof of the Gales mine operated by H Frisk Goke Company in Uniontown Pennsylvania. Names include Aii Wronchals Charles Feeney and John Koventus all hospitalized. another severely injured man sent home. Dozens of others were evacuated after the incident with prior mine explosions mentioned in local history.
The Allegheny River ice jam, intact for a week, stretches about 46 miles from the lower gorge near Schenley to five miles above East Brady. The rising water has impacted Lock No. 5 and the surrounding area, with authorities monitoring the situation.
In Erie County court a plaintiff, Marlin Swamny of Erie, sues the City of Erie for 50000 damages from a fall at 72nd and French avenue on November 25, 19 148. He claims permanent injuries from a defective sidewalk, alleges the city failed to maintain the sidewalk, and cites medical costs and lost wages.
In Pittsburgh on January 31 five six prisoners face petitions filed before Judge James B. Drew in Common Pleas Court by Assistant Prosecutor M. S. Lesh seeking writs of habeas corpus. The petitions, signed by James Rottley and county officials, fix Thursday for hearing as release is sought at the county commissioners’ request after reports to them. MILLIONS of dollars are realized house being overamnxilum yearly through Classified Ads.
Judge U P Row granted a delay in the case involving a third deputy. The salary question is unresolved as the sheriff allegedly acted without salary board approval. The hearing was rescheduled for the next available day with representation by Gonther.
Sibkex Howe reports the death of Warwick wartime commander of the 4th Canadian Infantry brigade and later brigadier general in command of the 12th Canadian Infantry Brigade. He died at Warwick at age 46, survived by son Lionel. Two earldoms descend to heirs.
A dense classified page fragment lists Monuments from Starr Granite & Marble Works Corry Pa with contact on E Washington St. It includes Strayed Lost Found notices, housing rentals on W Frederick St Church St and Franklin St, and several real estate for rent and sale items. Public sale notice outlines estate of Robert A Patterson with Holstein herd and farm equipment. Also bids, notices, and a card of thanks section.
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