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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1923
Page
6
The report outlines major planned reforms in state government with a focus on reducing the workforce as a first step. It notes executive meetings with Pinchot, upcoming appointments, and reorganizational aims across departments, including anticipated cabinet reshuffles and budget considerations amid shifting personnel policies.
A United Press report notes four persons killed and 186 injured in automobile accidents across multiple cities including New York City and Detroit. The tally covers incidents in Cleveland, San Francisco, Milwaukee, and other locations with numerous injured and fatalities reported in February.
June 18 report says the United States will officially engage in a settlement effort for reparations and Europe's economic troubles. George Harvey, ambassador to Great Britain, will travel to London next month to present views and seek cooperation in moving toward a settlement. Presidents Harding and Secretary Hughes remain firm the U.S. will not abandon its role in the reparations dispute.
Japan seeks greater protection for its nationals living in the United States. Tokyo may demand diplomatic action and an agreement on rights if Washington delays negotiations. The move follows laws restricting land ownership and reflects Tokyo’s aim to secure recognition and equal treatment for Nippon subjects abroad.
A New York Central Railroad detective was robbed aboard a train on June 8 near Beleart. Shea identified the assailant Nimto Tofiliery and others. The man was captured by a posse and sentenced to 5 to 10 years in the Western Penitentiary and fined 100 dollars.
A preaching campaign led by Evangelist Williams and local pastors opens at the State Armory. The revival features daily evening services with prayer for healing and communal appeals for funds, with sermons emphasizing God’s power and modern doubt.
A garbled notice references changes in a post with K. P. Lo and mentions Migs Ann Smith leaving or resigning from a role tied to a police or municipal office. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the fragment indicates a resignation related to an employment or official position and a named individual involved with a request or action.
The former assistant at St Thynas church delivered the flag day address praising the great ability and reverence for the late Hav, recounting the faithful service and the steps that followed.
A fragmented account from Mrs. Regee MeBagyehli of 740 Mellon St Philadelphia recounts three years of fatigue poor appetite and weakness. She describes persistent tiredness and loss of strength with no improvement from remedies. The text also mentions public gossip and neighbors discussing her condition and actions.
A long, garbled report details Collins facing trial in England after travel from New Orleans and Bombay for alleged financial fraud. The text mentions a wartime past, ties to India and Wales, and a Bombay jeweler dispute involving $1400 in notes, with further references to travel to Canada and naval or financial embankment issues.
A dubious ad copy promises rapid relief from dyspepsia and related stomach issues with a guarantee of a full refund if Di Orth's Stomach Remedy fails to work quickly. The text mimics a sensational claim, mixing varied spellings and terms to imply a miracle cure.
An unreadable OCR sample shows garbled text with scattered names and phrases. It resembles a historical newspaper snippet but lacks coherent events, clear persons, places, dates, or outcomes to summarize into a proper news item.
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