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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
4
Reports say Éamon de Valera drew a large crowd and cheers following his release from AML. Widespread bonfires and demonstrations appeared across the city as supporters hailed the rebel leader’s return. The scene included promises of upcoming political activities and potential participation in future events near Dublin.
Local notices advertise cottages for sale near Findley Lake and nearby parcels, with offers on 18 acre farms close in at $2500, plus a range of realty and rental opportunities. Also featured are tailors, ice cream suppliers, and community notices in a snowy, busy town column.
A saga of political figures linked to William Wilson's White House era surfaces as aides, confidants, and ministers from the second Wilson administration pivot toward supporting Days. The piece names Col EB ML Voitee and Meresis Gurdon Auchindlow among advisers as the Davis campaign gains momentum.
By United Press. Cheraw July 17. The body of fatally injured Major Samuel McLeary was found near the main road outside Cheraw. He had been said to be killed by an army deserter he had befriended and was discovered in a clump of trees. The suspect, a deserter named Mortimer King, reportedly confessed.
Wheat prices rose sharply with July futures near $1 per bushel and December around 644 cents amid USDA export outlook forecasts. Reports of drought damage and stormy weather fed bullish sentiment as grain markets anticipated larger shipments to the Mediterranean and other regions.
Fragmented text indicates China remains under threat from flooding with repeated mentions of peril and ongoing danger. The garbled OCR lacks clear dates or locations but shows sustained concern over flood damage and hazard, implying a continuing emergency and potential government response.
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