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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1926
Page
3
Corry Pa item lists the newspaper as second class mail matter at the Corry Post Office. Rates show $500 yearly by mail and three cents per copy by mail. Advertising areas and rates available on application.
Fragmented text hints at New York City crime and public safety concerns. It mentions a lack of officers, a trial or plan, and questions about lawfulness and enforcement. The garbled OCR reads like a late era urban crime note with references to money, wives, and distrust.
A fragmented report recalls a dramatic confrontation between rival performers and backstage figures at a royal event. The scene centers on a disputed display, theatrical missteps, and tensions near a ceremonial stage. Attendees include notable figures linked to the Belgius Hall and Hinbwee, with emphasis on the performance and crowd reactions.
Fragmented OCR preserves scattered names and events from 1805 journal entries. Mentions of Windsor, Minot, Michigan, and various individuals mingle with cryptic notes on a treaty, electric experiments, and social visits. The readable parts hint at historical reflections and local figures without a clear single event.
A lengthy testimony details tangled finances of the Stone Company. Witnesses recount mortgage issues and underwritten debts. The trial covers foreclosures, past due notes, and attempts to negotiate settlements amid financial upheaval.
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Word was received yesterday of the death of Mrs Sarah Mc Velia Cunningham, wife of John Cunningham, in a Dallas hospital Sunday morning. Survived by husband and two children Arthur and Katherine, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral services and burial in Dallas, Texas.
June 21 passenger train crash near Erie leaves one dead. Victim identified as Marence Fe Hips of 002 Wiest Ninth street president of a local committee. She suffered extensive injuries including a sprained back and fractured ribs after the collision. Brother James Paladin of Eric was present. medical staff worked for hours without success.
Report from Erie details a North East robbery with a second man identified by authorities. The incident involved alleged accomplices tied to a scheme with one suspect tied to the larger plan. Victims include hospital patients and staff as investigators pursue charges.
The fragment describes a 28 year old resident at 618 Plum Street submitting a claim about a person named Leon Magsiy of 1622 Liberty Street to Anderrow's Store at 10 Clinton Street on March 2. The text is garbled and lacks coherent action or outcome.
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