18 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1911
Page
1
The Warren National Bank highlights four percent interest offers for both business and savings accounts. The message emphasizes convenience and benefits for depositors and investors seeking better money management options.
Warren National Bank Waren Pa reports on a political notice for Republican voters in the county detailing April primaries for president and delegates. The piece notes Penrose allies backing a favored candidate, with discussions of potential delegates and national nominees including William H. Taft, La Follette, and Philander Knox, amid Progressive movement tensions.
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Spencer Walton, a well known Columbus resident, drowned Saturday night after leaving a home near Cobbie. The search party recovered his body the next morning at a creek near the Brokenarraw curve, while investigators found no signs of foul play. Walton, a longtime resident, is survived by his widow and their son Cash Walton, with three sisters in the area.
Discovery Sunday revealed widespread break ins at Recreation Park cottages on Lake Columbus. Bert Dunham alerted locals after finding his cottage ransacked and many items missing, with other nearby cottages also damaged. Police pursuit followed a confrontation as suspects fled, leaving behind evidence and a trail that vanished with no arrests yet.
Police report two suspects, Rosario Gigliotti and Annisetta Rnesanni, arrested after the killing of Grace Castile, 29, and Anthony Kobonanter lover in Bradford. Detected after the incident near a Kenton lumber camp. investigators describe a swift joint operation led by Chief Mooney and Detective Jones.
Theed Imgull, about 40, will likely be taken to Smethport for a preliminary hearing on murder charges at the next criminal court session. He was found with a shaved moustache, wore blue overalls, and admitted the shooting after being questioned in his cell. Authorities traced him to the Loupding boarding house on Rail Road Avenue where the victim’s keeper, Gignotti, had later confronted him.
Police capture “Trinowski” near Five Mile Curve after a long pursuit. He tried to hide in Kilns at Dunne brick yard. he surrendered when cornered, armed but with no money. He is linked to the Pittsburg flyer hold-up and shootout that wounded express messenger M. J. Hart and others.
Partial OCR note shows a shop listing for machinery and services. Mentions GEO. W. MORRIS at 400N Center with washing and beauty related equipment and a range of machines. Includes stray phrases about prevention and principal center name.
A muddled scene in a London restaurant features a muralist from Glasgow who refuses to pay for meals, claiming common trickery and vowing to seek his dinner elsewhere. The exchange escalates with a sharp aside about cheap novels and wedding plans as other quirky lines surface.
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