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Taber Mactisin will Teays Sunday to netice fix guilies at Allegheny College Meadville ta.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1926
Page
5
Taber Mactisin will Teays Sunday to netice fix guilies at Allegheny College Meadville ta.
Mrs Clifford Lawson and son Gevine visit Epic thiy marking with Sunsinies Mike Mige Rauscher left this month. Ing Lakewood visiting Ter Sather AWW. Ranschen, Miss Helen Spencer spends day with Brie Ate. Cy W James and Mrs Don Hint aid visited. Sara Wilson left for Denton New York to enter St Lawrence University. Mary Lynch visiting relatives in Newent. Esther Haghe visiting city with Mrs Haele. Miss Pfau uy yh Uitue toite the eyeing for Silver 40d. Elizabeth York of New York City to fill war vacancy. Mrs Lester resigns. Lynch and Wellman to visit Cheshun, Payot. Miss Lindy Win patient at State Yesneh. Mrs George Clarke spending week end Erie. Misses Lucy Dodd and Mary Dv visiting after firm week end. Opal M turned from Tent yeLere. Mrs Weast Stewart of Los Angeles visiting Titusville.
A tropical cyclone neared the South Florida coast with the Miami area bracing as winds rose to peak speeds. Police and emergency crews mobilized as Biscayne Bay and the Miami River faced rising danger while reporting and wireless communications faltered amid the storm’s advance.
Pittsburgh news reports plans for a new university facility to begin construction this fall. The project aims to expand academic space and learning infrastructure at the University of Pittsburgh as part of a broader campus development.
A brief note indicates price details for Elberta peaches sent on September 20, listing all offerings from North East Pennsylvania. It mentions 620 WAN Piet filet for women and 3 Washington items.
United Press reports Mexico protested Texas violence amid a Raysembviliy dispute. The Mexican government accuses officials of torture and extrajudicial actions, citing a sequence of violent arrests and detentions in the Raysmonitville incident. Ambassador Tullon is noted as the State Department liaison.
Witnesses recount a violent end after a local betting match in Clairton. Enrico Sestito, 5, died from wounds received, while Loreen Kirano, 0, remains hospitalised in critical condition. Spectator Kindo is accused of provoking the incident by targeting Sestito.
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered market close items and bank and railway names including Ameryan Locumen American 1 1 and Atlantic references. The readable parts mention Copper, B&O, Canadian Pacific, Chicago & Gt Western, and Chicago & Alton, suggesting a brief, uncertain market listing with multiple company names and symbols.
A fragmented OCR segment lists numerous oil, gas, and utilities firms across regions including New York, Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Indiana, and Texas. It references companies such as Continental Cai, Great Northern General, Pacific Oil, Seaboard, Midland, Lone Star, Overland, and United Light & Gas, interspersed with partial identifiers and percentages.
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