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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1924
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists a public sale and an opening for a special representative. It mentions Silver Trese Corporation and We Stemmert We Bo with a contact in parished, 22 First Ave, and numbers related to acres and prices. The text is garbled but indicates applications in person.
Local columns list church events at Union City and Meadville area venues, talks by Dr. J. Black, quarterly conference reminders, dances at Findley Lake Open Air Pavilion, and plans for new buildings and offices. Also reports on town incidents, missing person alert, and market notes including produce and meat prices.
Bitter factional fighting on the Democratic convention floor as McAdoo supporters clash with Smith and Davis factions. Underwood leads with 22013 votes on the latest ballot while Davis gains 51 percent of remaining support. Williams and Shouse reflect party tensions amid contested delegate loyalties.
Fragmented report shows Davis securing the nomination amid a crowded ballot with candidates McAdoo Underwood Meredith and Robinson listed. The text references first and second ballots and totals like 28014 and 66, suggesting a heated party race with multiple contenders and shifting support.
Local editor notes a religious text titled Bible for the Blind Me Wing Tuanel Vers with references to a tie and conletadefi reyined Brutite, suggesting a devotional or linguistic variant prompting further inspection. No clear event or organization identified in readable text.
Fragmentary text describes a halt in growth linked to a local superstition and a gang name the Dyndson Gang. It mentions Burford, a highway robbery, and a reference to a man named Thomas Duilyon amid garbled notes about a lodge and iron dog.
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