21 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
1
For 40 days, discounts from 26 to 60 percent apply to all sewing machines including Standard, Singer, Eldredge and others. Prices claimed lower than rivals. Oakwood model offered at 1860, elsewhere 22.60. The ad promises guaranteed prices and urges customers to start spring sewing.
Palmer Company location at 10 103 East Mate Street appears in a short, fragmented notice. The readable fragments list a business name and an address, implying a local advert or official notice linked to the Palmer firm.
Testimony before the grand jury details William Cumming and Mayor Gaynor linked to a Tennessee delegation to the 1912 Democratic National Convention. Comptroller Williams testified about warnings to Chamberlain Hyde regarding deposits and alleged schemes, as the case continues with indictments for grand larceny and related charges. Other coverage notes debates in Congress on Canadian reciprocity and remarks by Rep Prouty of Iowa, with Anderson of Minnesota drawing attention.
Madera proposes a peace halt as Diaz must withdraw, interim government to receive power, and a volunteer peace commission to oversee terms. Rebels plan three-front assault on Juarez as federal forces prepare a defense in El Paso with Madero present to negotiate. The move follows a 24 hour armistice agreed yesterday.
Four hundred workers at the Minaravilla factory were notified the plant will be dismantled and moved to New York. None of the workers will be rehired. The walkout followed pay cuts from 10 to 8 cents per dozen, sparking widespread disruption among Coombe garment factory employees.
Fragmentary OCR text describes the First National Bank of Warren founded in 1864 with extensions in 1884 and 1904 and includes garbled commentary on related notices, international affairs, and a dated consul remark. The readable portion cites the bank’s long history and its status as an old financial institution in Warren County.
San Antonio reports that Francisco Madero plans to prevent a repeat of Agua Prieta clashes by deploying a broad American force opposite the river. General Joseph W. Duncan has massed infantry and cavalry near El Paso and near the river to deter cross border firing in the Texas department.
Mexico's foreign relations minister says relations with the United States remain cordial, yet the deployment of troops on the border endangers Mexico's integrity. The comments were made as the country faces heightened tensions and a fragile regional situation.
General Juan I Navarro replies to Madero through American and other intermediaries, stating he has no authority to grant the demand to evacuate the city and protect liberty and the constitution. He notes the impossibility of complying and sends his message via Junta in Paso to convey the stance.
An old newspaper ad touts ZEMO and ZOUMO Soap as relief for tender face and neck after shaving pimples dandruff and skin diseases. It promotes the product as part of a toilet care treatment and notes sale by druggists generally and Thomas Downe of Corry.
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