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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1924
Page
4
July 11 reports indicate George Diners, 28, shot his wife and himself near the corner of Third and Market streets after entering a restaurant. The attacker, Mr Tf Gurdon, 85, was struck by a police vehicle while fleeing, details unclear.
A disturbed incident reports Bowers and his husband in a heated quarrel that escalated when a revolver was fired multiple times. The assailants retreated to a sidewall after the shots, with injuries described as severe. Detectives investigate the confrontation and its motive.
The fragment notes a 1433 Caxton rendering referencing Palm Sunday processions and the substitution of palms with olive branches due to a voyaging or material scarcity. It mentions a 15th century paraphrase and a modern supplier named Vatry Milling & Suppl.
A collage of shop ads, sales, concerts, real estate, and public notices along with farm and regional updates. Items include Victor Shop music, Green Dragon venue, Stockton's Market meat specials, O. F. Patterson properties, and community notices on farming, taxation, and local events. Bears and wildlife sightings near Clarendon are also reported.
An American, Walter Main, 21, was killed in Valley Field Quebec as the murder tale unfolds surrounding a Canadian assault. Jim Janiiz, also of New York, is linked to the event while legal actions and mournful family responses emerge from the incident.
Adminstration granted to Myrtle Vagear for the estate of William J Yagoar of Corey Erie County Pennsylvania. Creditors and others owed must present claims to Myrtle Vagear Administrator Corry Pa or attorney Wilber L Peake Corry Pa by provided dates.
Prohibition era violence rocks Joliet as bootleggers and rum runners blast the rear of a church housing Rev. Henry E. Rompel with dynamite. The blast shakes the business district and shatters windows but reportedly injures no one. Rompel had led local dry forces until his removal from the city.
A probe plane crash near Lancaster killed three people including passengers. The report notes the crash involved J. D. Murray’s billed passengers and references local area events as investigators examine the scene.
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