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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1926
Page
1
A chaotic Erie incident leaves a Corry youth shot in the leg while thwarting a would be bandit. Police identify the suspect as Janus Calivhin, with details of the confrontation and injuries still under investigation.
United Press reports a youth rescue near Gladeron Bridge on Sunday afternoon. The narrative mentions a rescue attempt amid a railway corridor, with details obscured by garbled OCR. The piece references local paths and vigilant bystanders.
A fragmented schedule lists radio programs across networks including WEAF and WEBD, noting times such as 10 PM and 8 PM. Mentions stations KOA WEA and WEBD, with scattered references to Eastern Standard and Central Standard time, and a University of Minnesota program.
An explosion at the Gary steel plant injures and kills multiple workers, with eight confirmed dead. Rescue teams search collapsed areas as glass and debris blanket surrounding streets. Authorities warn of dangerous conditions and examine structural stability amid ongoing efforts.
United Press dispatch reports Senator Borah denying any aspirations for the presidency as he faces intensified scrutiny and a flurry of questions on his political future. The Idaho Republican’s remarks come as observers weigh his influence in key states and his stance on ongoing party dynamics.
A local school board schedules a Wednesday gathering to discuss remodeling plans and future projects. The meeting will review proposals, specifications, and available options for consideration. Community members and stakeholders anticipate updates on contracts, timelines, and district impact.
United Press dispatch from Cordova Alaska notes multiple SOS distress calls from a Japanese vessel in the Arctic region. Operators at Alaskan coast stations report interference but identify the signals as coming from the Japanese vessel, prompting a shoreline alert and coordination for rescue efforts.
In Uniontown Pennsylvania detectives chased leads after the death of Marsid Me Tuxenberry, 10, of Morgantown West Virginia during an evening outing. His companions were sought as investigators pieced together a fatal crash with a missing automobile and a possible suspect group. A girl named Goodyer, 18, linked to the case, disappeared from Betty’s home amid days of inquiries.
Brazil severs relations with Nations' League amid reports President Bernardes plans to resign. Unclear outcomes threaten Brazil's return to league membership and potential restoration of ties with Spain and Europe as elections loom.
A vast New York crowd on Flushing Avenue packed St Patrick’s Cathedral for the arrival of a papal legate and Cardinal Hayes. Worshippers kneel along streets as the religious procession moves toward the cathedral amid honored Italian arch and ceremonial beauty.
Cleveland Ohio June report states former financier Kirby pleaded guilty to using emails to defraud and admitting jury fixing. He faces a two and a half year sentence in a federal penitentiary with a fine of 2900 dollars across three indictments. Judge Killits will determine timing after July 1 as deemed fit.
Cambridge, Mass June 1 A sighting of missing evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson sparked reports she was seen at a Cambridge lodging house with a guest named Nason. Local proprietor Markham identified a resemblance and published photographs to aid authorities.
Washington reports show James Burke delivering a message that Pittsburgh Mayor Charles Kline will testify before the Senate primary investigating committee. The correspondence notes Pepper-Pisher ticket involvement and lists substantial contributions by Grundy across April May and June, including a note for $80,000. Desmond and Clough return from Oil City after a brief visit.
Tax collector Gordon reports rapid progress in collecting school taxes with about seven hundred warrants issued since last Tuesday. Almost all delinquents pay under protest as deputies, led by six assistants, continue to press settlements. a major settlement with the school district is planned for Wednesday evening.
A Southside blackout hits early night, plunging blocks into darkness as a circuit is damaged. Fire crews work to restore power, with the lighting system returning to service around 1 80 o’clock. First and Fourth Wards experience extended outages until near midnight.
Ath ens June 1 brigands ambushed a car carrying 14 million drachma from the National Bank of Greece to Preveza. seven crew members were seized and the bandits escaped with the cash. three gendarmes and a bank clerk escort were killed in the raid. A youthful cyclist in Monongahela City, William Miller, 22, was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car on the Monongahela Bentlerville road near Frye station.
Rockford, Illinois faced four to six foot floods when rivers rose and bridges failed. City streets, homes, and businesses flooded. about 400 residences were inundated. two men killed in Kiougo, and other deaths reported in Indiana and Texas as storms swept across the region. Transportation disrupted. rail lines washed out. rescue operations aided by emergency crews.
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