05 Aug 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1912
Page
1
A publication promotes mailing in banking services outlining convenience and safety. It explains how customers can handle deposits transfers and inquiries without visiting a bank branch. The notice stresses privacy and reliable processing through mailed transactions.
Aug 5 reports the Progressive convention assembling in a Coliseum with Senator Dixon announcing Beveridge’s defection. Roosevelt is urged to address the body while credentials and platform committees shape a broad reform agenda across states. large-scale delegate totals and state headquarters reflect growing momentum.
Governor Hiram W Johnson is mentioned as a leading figure with 1300 delegates at a convention. The piece notes opposition to old parties, Roosevelt’s role, and debates over a national Progressive ticket with figures like General Duke and Sen Dixon referenced amid internal party tensions.
Colonel Roosevelt landed in Chicago morning amid crowd unrest as factions clashed over the Progressive platform. He plans to address the convention tomorrow, aiming to present his stance while opposing calls to unseat the party line.
In Buffalo and New York City Roosevelt faction leaders push to unify the Bull Moose line, drafting a resolution to oppose non Roosevelt nominees, aiming for a New York state ticket by August 20 and a broad fusion against Barnes led Republicans at Saratoga. A Brooklyn Negro converts to Judaism amid ceremony led by Rabbi Achoiner.
Dispatches describe renewed clashes on the Turkish Montenegrin frontier with Montenegrin forces storming Turkish earthworks and capturing a position after Turkish fire. The action persisted a day with casualties including a number of Turkish soldiers and scouts drowned in separate incidents.
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