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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1924
Page
6
Alderman Ty Hadky, 55, chair of the Republican State Central Committee, was found dead at his home in Leonardtown with a crushed skull. Police reported the body discovered today as investigators moved to Washington for private leads to solve the murder amid a widening mystery.
A man opened fire at a private wedding dance in Pittsburgh early today, killing his sweetheart Bessie Williams and injuring another man named Bett. The shooter, centering on revenge after a spurned romance, faced an alleged trial and fled the scene with others.
Fragment describes cod liver oil as partner of sunlight and its importance to a child with rickets, noting it as a key energy source from nature's store house.
Theresa N Jarman of Chicago seeks compensation for the death of her husband Willis in a case described as a personal impact between an employer and a widow. The referee Smith absolved the employer from widow's claims, with the board delivering the decision amid a delay in payment.
Fire at the Cyrogher Syrague Wholesale Company rear sparked a blaze estimated at 70,000 dollars, delaying a New York Central freight train and drawing crews that saved much of the area. The Tedenius Feed Company suffered about 6,000 dollars in loss while the cause remains undetermined.
Local rug shop offers Good Axminster 9x12 rugs priced from 39.50 to 72.00 and Fine Wilton 9x12 rugs priced from 82.50 to 90.00. Vendors market a range of sizes and finishes for living room and hall use.
Summary of a historic produce market column showing prices and conditions for meats dairy poultry and butter. Mentions specific items and agents including Bowley and Pacific Chast with figures and quality notes.
Feichtner proprietor of the famous Beer Garden faced a $800 fine and thirty day jail term plus costs after arraignment before Judge William Hirt. He pleaded guilty to possessing Yqwhr claiming it was a first offense, and the judge noted it was a first offense only in the sense of being caught. Funeral services were scheduled for this afternoon for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R Aeyle, who died after clothing caught fire from an open stove.
A fragmentary notice reports a planned concert at Meadville High School Auditorium featuring Marine Pant and Phyneshay Vernier in the Meadville area. The misspelled text hints at a regional event with local names, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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