Fragmented notice on unclear hotel incident and manager
An unclear OCR snippet describes a hotel incident with a manager described as an Immom being. the readable text provides no definite facts, names, dates, or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1927
Page
5
An unclear OCR snippet describes a hotel incident with a manager described as an Immom being. the readable text provides no definite facts, names, dates, or outcomes.
A long list of residents left for trips and visits, including Alsy Mary Het heading to Wheeling to stay with her aunt Mrs. J, and Mr Farrell and family visiting Meadville. Others journey toward Erie, Meadville, Canton, and Seattle while relatives host and hostesses plan brief stays in the city and nearby towns.
United States exports for the first six months of 1927 totaled 0,244,74,000 while imports stood at 2,127,076,000, yielding a favorable trade balance of 0,240,755,000. June values show exports at 85,000,00 and imports at the time figure, marking the year's low export level aside from February.
Fragmentary list shows antanean smelters and major miners like Anaconda Kennecott and Aluminum makers, with varied figures for railroads and oil firms. Includes Chicago and Northwestern, New York Central, Illinois Central, Missouri Pacific, Great Northern, and others with percentage ranges.
A fragmented fragment shows Northern Pennsylvania Railroad versus Reading and several rail and steel interests. Mentions include Seaboard Southern Pacific Wabash American Locomotives Republic Steel Bethlehem Steel General Leather Continental Union 221 Sudan Cane Sugar and Westinghouse. Data includes percentages 23 and 67 and a reference to Pittsburgh Curb.
Gilbert Anderson of the Kane Discards, with a fractured right hand, hit a double and three singles including a tying single in the ninth and the winning run in the eleventh against Smethport. He went six at bats, walked twice, and scored once despite the injury.
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