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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1923
Page
1
British government moves to revive plans for an international conference to secure an early settlement on reparations. London aims to press Paris while highlighting the need for a acord cooperation and a prompt accord to end the dispute.
A distressed United States led discussion on postwar economic order and German reparations. The article notes a push for a nine point plan, scrutiny of Italy and Britain, and possible American concessions or leadership at an international conference.
United Press reports Krauth Nachod and Kuhne close doors as creditors press claims. The firm, once a New York Stock Exchange member, faced insolvency with a receiver sought and a court filing naming involuntary bankruptcy. Executives warned creditors that all debts would be addressed as the firm’s assets and marble-front offices faced liquidation.
A North Corry man, Stye Mahown wort Coes femitlent, is held on bond after alleged assault and threats against his wife. Police responded to a disturbance at the Blue home around 1 am. A family dispute reportedly involved previous incidents and concerns about future harm, with Alderman Gordon stating a hearing set for Saturday.
Directors of the New Hers company met yesterday afternoon at the Muntoi tiling for a conference with Regina executives of finmy wpectallainy. Mr Moore of Stevens Corpo, New York City, discussed the appeal proposition with the directors. No definite action taken yet but officers report preliminary details advanced rapidly and a falling factory program is being made.
Three police officers were wounded in separate incidents across Philadelphia as bandits attacked workers. William Patchell was shot at Twelfth and Walnut while resisting a robbery. Robert Hunt was shot in the shoulder. Policeman James Grey was struck in the thigh while aiding victims. The assailants fled in a waiting car.
Police from Warren arrested two suspects roaming with a vigilante group. They were held at the local jail while Warren authorities probe links to recent burglaries. Four other “hobocops” were released after agreeing to stay in the area.
National Republican leaders decline invitations for a Leviathan junket trip amid internal disagreements. The muddled dispatch lists names and roles in a damaged passage, with references to Adana and a national committee chair, reflecting continued party cabinet dynamics.
Herbert Untroll, returned to Us city, faces charges after a foundry incident. The case involves alleged equipment and property damage during a mutinous disruption at the plant. Court actions await a settlement as proceedings continue.
Fragmented OCR text references America's gold supply becoming a political issue with mentions of NATO, global monetary policy, and shifts in economic strategy. It suggests debates on gold reserves, national wealth, and international finance involving prominent leaders and institutions. The readable fragments imply a broad, period-style discussion of economic policy and currency stability.
A disrupted Buffalo gathering led to the suppression of an antifascist speaker amid court-ordered restraining provisions. The action, by a legal director of a civil liberties group, aimed to protect public safety while balancing free speech claims.
United Press reports Washington details on the second quarterly income tax installment totalling about 970000. Officials foresee a growing surplus by year end, with Mellon noting a potential 26000000 surplus. Treasury actions include retiring certificates and issuing new notes and certificates to raise funds and cover interest on Liberty Bonds.
Stranton, Pa. Thore will Ferihes thrant ever and the lysie At Ube Darin with Jresenforend. Tthinlo Peppating promised in Scranton that a conservative leader Williaen Bren Wien would seek brevilent of the district. Brennan forces concede their detent, Cappiline said. He vowed to reduce strikes and enforce the days to the letter.
Jane W Amelia Kurt, daughter of Germany's president, married Franz Jaehicke, son of the Kaiser’s former boatmaker, in a civil ceremony today in Berlin. The bride, previously a librarian, spoke about her independence. the president was absent. The attache of the foreign office reportedly attended. The religious ceremony followed at noon.
United Press bulletin states the Presbyterian Church in the United States grew to a total membership of about 2,000,000 with 9,970 ministers and nearly 500 churches. Sun day School enrollment surpassed 1,400,000 as giving reached 15.9 million dollars, including 4.3 million for home missions and 7.2 million for foreign work.
Lieutenant Russell L Maughan abandoned his test flight at Belleville Missouri after his plane crashed the previous day in Philadelphia Illinois or nearby. A second aircraft from Scotfield was used for a new attempt to map a dawn to dark cross country route. The wreckage from yesterday’s crash was hauled away by wagon and the aviator continued his efforts to complete the route.
June report from Rome cites a note to Bulgaria demanding immediate compliance with treaty terms. Alexander Stamboulisky’s bid to overthrow wartime rulers ends abruptly as he is killed after attempting to flee Sofia. Local peasants and officials witness a dramatic collapse of the Bulgarian government and a failed coup against the Zankov regime.
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