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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1926
Page
5
Dauphin County jail officers thwarted an escape plot involving four prisoners and two outsiders who tried to break three jail bars. Authorities say the incident occurred as they moved to transfer a suspect to New York. By United Press report from Harrisburg July 21.
A garbled historical note discusses inertia and influence shaping conflicts and suppressing common justice, mentioning factions, wars, and an overlooked rise at Chicago News. The text reflects disrupted OCR with unclear specifics and partial phrases.
Local notices list George Nanteg and family attending the wedding of Haroldis Nantet to Gurtrud Cosy. Many relatives travel from Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Rochester to visit during September. Guests include Mr and Mrs Georgy Thorny, Mr and Mrs James Baxter, Miss Agnes Connelly, Miss Lillian Bluray, and others visiting homes on Mott Street and Parke McCray’s family in East Smiths Levet.
A terse report records a morning event at the Aula Church in Te ita Moe Nantes ant Jupiter Heten. The ceremony involved Mr Hamid Narjtes, son of Mrs Gee, with attendees including Nante East Mauistieeh and Carey of Youtleville in a heritage observance.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a recent race at Salient No with Cooper and Shiged marshants Cael Cooper Mt ANE 199 and Pete Paulo. Mentions an old text, a 116,602 mile figure, Paso, and stepping out at five to the tune of 0.04 Wille per hour. Concludes with unclear situs.
Federal border forces expand manpower with 745 agents assigned nationwide to curb liquor and narcotics smuggling. Officers boost coverage from Vermont to Minnesota, including Washtington and Detroit area posts, as drug and contraband trafficking rises across the border. Local postings mention New Worth Rochester Hut and multiple district assignments to strengthen U.S. frontier due to cross border activity.
United Press reports New York July stocks fell sharply after Finance Minister De Monsie signaled possible government seizure of patents tomorrow. General Motors led declines as rapid, volatile quotations stretched trading into extended hours amid a tense market reaction to the French development.
A Japanese writer stages a dramatic romance arc across 108 volumes, 14 tomes, and 28 years, inviting readers to decide if the destined couple will wed. The labor of fiction stretches long, with readers awaiting the final conclusion to learn if the girl and hero unite.
A natural bridge called the Rainbow bridge at the Navajo border near Crab and Ariana is hailed as the greatest natural arch known, located far from the juncture of the Colorado and Sine Ain rivers.
A dense list of companies appears, including American Smelters American Telephone Western Pacific and several railroad and oil firms. Other names include General Motors, Reading Radio, Union Steel, Transcontinental Oil, Missouri Pacific and Westinghouse. It reads as a market summary fragment with multiple corporate entities.
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