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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1923
Page
3
Corry Evening Journal published daily except Sunday from West South Street Corry Pa. Publisher Arthur Colegr: Post Office Corry Pa second class mail matter. Subscription five dollars per year Currier three cents per copy fifteen cents per week. Advertising rates available on application.
A Chicago neighborhood group drives street work, waste removal, weed control, and tree care while advocating sidewalk repairs and safety. The effort seeks municipal support, leadership at a central desk, and sustained civic engagement to raise recreation and safety standards.
A lengthy analysis argues for municipal and employee ownership of public utilities amid growing demand. It cites the spread of customer ownership, shares sold to users, and the idea that ownership by consumers could improve service and curb investor control. It notes early corporate examples in rail, steel, and utilities, and stresses cautious optimism about new ventures while warning against excess speculation and market volatility.
Irregular OCR style text discusses Premier Baldwin and Britain's WWII era stance on German reparations. It cites American public sentiment, US government attitude, and warning that punitive measures could collapse Europe. Also includes a sale notice for a Gary groceries business and garbled local items.
Malise, nineteen, of Chicago, held for manslaughter after Ne Ro Wyant died from a thigh stab near Greenwood dance hall in Trust Sifile last Wednesday. Stab severed an artery. Stogey Pardebone, arrested then, remains a material witness. Also a wanted notice for berry and celery pickers in Ripley, NY.
An unidentified man about forty was found unconscious at Brooks hospital after being struck by a New York Central freight train while sleeping near Brocton Dunkirk. No identification or letters were found on his person. His condition remained serious as medical staff provided care in this isolated incident.
Charles R. Davis announces his run for County Commissioner on the Republican and Prohibition tickets at the primaries on September 18. His platform highlights Good Roads and Law Enforcement TM. Davis seeks voter support and expresses respect in the campaign notice.
A terse obituary style entry lists Andrew B. McKelvet as a chiropractor and nerve and spine specialist. It notes offices at a Horn Block building in Indiana and provides an address or contact line with a bell phone number. The fragmentary text suggests a professional directory notice.
Seidel files an answer in a damage suit alleging his wife instigated the action and seeking 510,000 in damages. The West Weber State court hears the case with contributions from attorney Mr Kerwoger and others as the dispute centers on alleged infidelity and property claims.
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