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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
7
Published daily except Sunday Went Booth Street Corry Pa BD Colegrove Arthur Colegrove Publisher etc EOE Entered at the Post Office Cory Pa as Second Class Mail Matter By Mail 95.00 per year By Carrier 3 cents per copy per week advertising rate made known upon application.
The Interstate Commerce Commission and Labor Board plan balanced railroad policy. Public opinion opposes strikes while officials seek fair adjustments. Government power to halt transportation strife remains limited as voluntary compliance governs labor actions.
The immigration commissioner outlines a new law penalizing transport companies 200 dollars for every immigrant brought in above quota. Additional maintenance charges apply for excess quotas, and the lines must return travelers to embarkation points at their own expense. Authorities expect fewer troubles this year as measures curb profiteering and ignorance in immigration.
The ideal highway project along the Lincoln Highway corridor near Chicago is under federal Bureau of Public Roads oversight. A 40 foot reinforced concrete pave sits in a 100 foot right of way with overhead wires and night illumination to serve 20 000 vehicles daily, promising improved, durable roads for future motorists.
A garbled OCR passage features a string of disjointed phrases about gender roles, morality, drinking, wealth, and social behavior. It cites suburban life, motifs of appearances and deception, and speculative comments on virtue, health, and competence, with little clear narrative or attribution.
A readers letter accuses Washington officials of waste and favoritism, urges pruning nonessential posts, and calls for merit based layoffs. It argues incumbents may be overpaid for indifferent work, advocating rapid government efficiency and a broader public interest. The author questions labor costs at the top and suggests a stronger screen of essential roles.
A reader reports a dramatic recovery from rheumatism after taking Tanlac. He describes prior severe pain and sleepless nights, then credits Tanlac with restoring appetite and stamina and returning him to regular work.
A fragmented 1902 clipping reports past events from Aitkin with scattered names and places. Mentioned are Campbell, Captain Withex, Jim AWie, Arti Randi, Moria, and Milo Parke Show. The text hints at local society, entertainment, and reporting duties from the era.
Coroner's jury examines the Warren area crossing where a fatal accident involving Miss Jean Moore occurred. The inquest notes insufficient overpass safety and warns that the New York Central and Pennsylvania rail lines near the crossing pose ongoing danger to motorists and pedestrians.
Wary of criticism, Mayor Kitts defends new police department appointments amid a boiling campaign fight. Republicans allege a breach of faith as they press for William Curt ney to be included, while critics accuse the mayor of partisan favoritism and improper influence over staffing.
Dorothy Reed Jerry City and Elsie Rhodes Boston sue United States Commissioner Jonath Kiplin of Buffalo in Federal Court claiming injuries from a collision involving a motor vehicle. Plaintiffs allege permanent injuries and seek damages of about 10 000 2.
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