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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
8
In Ridgway a massive liquor flood overwhelmed streets and stores. Police report injuries and property damage as crowds spilled into public areas. investigations focus on the event's causes and the number of people affected. Local officials vow to restore order and assess safety measures.
July 29 report from Pittsburgh notes two firefighters were injured during a blaze. The incident involved extensive damage and an investigation into the cause is implied by the damaged records and notes mentioning equipment and personnel.
Two women escaped from a workhouse after being assigned labor at Hin Alleehing. Names given are Nae Millen, 23, and Ruth Wagjmner, 21, both serving a sentence of 17 months for lan cent and receiving stolef youile.
The readable fragments discuss a mother and childbirth, with mentions of a writer, a regulator, and an Atlanta company promoting a book about motherhood. The passage appears garbled and lacks coherent events or clear entities beyond vague references to birth and parental guidance.
authorities report four deaths linked to poisoned liquor in Jamestown and nearby towns as investigators search for the source. victims include Alfnott Frig, Gust Eckiot, and others, with hospitalizations and a sheriff’s probe into possible tainted alcohol.
Mrs F Betts and her son Dick departed this afternoon for Pittsburgh to spend a month with relatives.
United States Steel Corp shares surged to a record 145.14, up 14 points from the previous close, as General Motors also climbed to 188.12, up 9 points, marking new highs in active trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
Police located two boys who wandered from home on Euclid street this morning. After a brief search they were found safe on Gould street and unharmed.
An old advertising paragraph promotes McCoy's Cool Liver Oil Compound tablets to help underweight men and women gain weight and improve energy. It claims 15 pounds gained by a woman in six weeks and offers a money back guarantee if 5 pounds aren’t gained in 30 days. 60 cents for 100 tablets, sugar coated.
Incomplete returns from 249 counties show Dan Moody with a 388 vote margin on 707,714 total tallied. Moody leads Miriam A. Fogarty and Lynch Davidson as governor race results trickle in from Daleas Texas with 173 counties reported.
Raymond Smith a truck driver was found dead inside a large icebox at the Basayne Terminal Company warehouse in Miami. Police and warehouse officials described wounds including a deep gash on his right hand and head injuries.
Two men from New York were robbed and beaten by bandits in Shepley Park in Pittsburgh early today. The victims Mans Die Mota, 7, and Hernan Roush, 50, were found unconscious and were taken to a hospital in serious condition.
Advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as instant relief for bunions corns and swollen feet. It claims rapid pain reduction within minutes and swelling diminishment after several applications, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
In New York on July 3 speculative enthusiasm ran hot as major industrial stocks surged. General Motors led a violent upswing with brisk buying and no stop orders, while Sigel common, Texas Gulf Sulphur, and American Can reached record highs amid the rally.
A legal notice outlines a civil action involving Moore and Copely against the county over utility matters. Court filings reference damages and relief sought in a case linked to Di and Moore entities.
Fragmentary notes indicate a Maj District F conference or governance change involving Corry. The readable text is unclear about dates, roles, or outcomes.
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