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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1918
Page
2
The readable fragments discuss aliens and citizenship in the United States, referencing Americans, Naumanns, and hyphenated Anternena. It mentions loyalty tests, delays in naturalization, and tensions over immigration, with biased, unclear phrases about veracity and political sentiment. The garbled OCR yields limited discernible facts and names.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a daylight saving shift planned for a Sunday in March with clocks moved forward at 2 o'clock. The text references Athens, trains, and various personalities, but details are garbled. It hints at public reaction, scheduling impacts, and a broader societal discussion around time change and related events.
Washington reports the Senate approved a government backed price increase for wheat amid debate on the Hewitt appropriation and Gore amendments. The measure, passed 40 to 1, aims to stimulate production and stabilize market prices, with supporters urging government backing and critics warning of fiscal burden.
A contested candidacy emerges as Beshlin runs with two parties amid confusion over party endorsements and future coalition plans. Local observers note ongoing strategy debates, endorsements, and voter mobilization ahead of the upcoming primaries. The scene hints at a complex split in party backing and questions about candidate loyalty and electoral viability.
Ot City police report a boy found dead in a creek eight days after disappearance. Patrolman Misia Omtrien notified, nearby water and bridge area inspected, investigators seek clues about the death and timeline.
Franklin March 22 reports fatality as a Kane child died after falling from a wagon during an assault on an operator at a signal tower near Keating. Robbers took about 40 dollars in money and goods valued at 60 dollars before escaping. the operator was left unconscious but recovering. Police seek suspects and motive as investigation continues.
Fragmented report describes an operator knocked unconscious as a vehicle accident occurs near an O. G Hench parish. Witnesses say a wagon driver Joe is involved. a boy is killed after the crash, with rail and wheel injuries cited. Police and family statements indicate a deadly, sudden event with unclear immediate cause.
Oil City March 22 The Colon Company Homs was burglarized with about $350 taken from the public register. Entry gained through a rear door and a hole in a door panel allowed access. The burglars removed the money drawer without ringing the register. Police suspect the work of local youths known to frequent the area.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a fighter named Cieseny and a predicted knockout, with references to Iniyyttabile and Sint tetfied Lo pia. The text is incomplete, but implies a forthcoming fight or title bout and a wary mindset about a victory.
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