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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
1
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United Press reports Rex Manufacturing Company plant in Johnstown destroyed by fire last night. Entire facility burned, causing at least 29,000 dollars in losses. The washing machine producer had operated steadily. about fifty workers were left jobless. Fire discovered by passersby, but spread rapidly, gutting the building before firefighters contained it.
The Warren National Bank promotes mail banking with four percent interest in the Interest Department. Deposits made in the first three days of any month earn interest as of the month’s start, and one-half month’s interest is allowed on deposits made by the fifteenth. Interest is credited June 1 and December 1 each year, with no strict limits on deposit amounts and a caution that these accounts are not for funds used to pay bills.
National bank named Warren National Bank emphasizes security and service as a United States depository. Details about charter status or regulatory designation are provided in the public notice. The article outlines responsibilities and qualifications for being a federally insured depository institution.
Shafer Cantald a young farmer and his fourteen year old daughter Maughtear Were burned to death when their home burned in the morning. The mother and two other children were badly burned and may die. Shafer died on his third attempt to reenter the house after rescuing two family members. The family and others escaped, but he perished before reaching the upper section to save the fourteen year old girl. The origin of the fire is unknown though neighbors suspect an overheated stove pipe started the blaze.
Istanbul dispatches report the Porte agrees to all allied demands as outlined in the note from the Powers. The peace conference resumes Monday with representatives of the Powers to reconvene this afternoon. Demobilization orders reach Petrograd and Moscow amid boundary disputes with Roumania. The Turkish foreign minister plans to present the Porte's reply to the Austrian ambassador to the diplomatic corps.
In New Jersey on January 23 Congressman William Kent of California, a Progressive organizer in the Republican party, planned to confer with Governor Wilson. Kent, a key Progressive voice in both the house and senate since 1910, may pledge support to the president-elect. The meeting is part of growing Progressive backing.
Corry firms report strong demand from the Grand Rapids Furniture Exposition. Kurta Brasy Hed Company notes influxes for their pallorvs and lines, Wheelock Bros. support, and expansive advertising. United States Chat Company also reports big results. J P I Furniture Company shows heavy orders for bedroom styles as spring approaches.
In Fovieville Kentucky on January 23 a Black man who confessed to burning barns was pursued by a mob. He was tied and brought back to the scene of the crime where a barn was destroyed and he was fatally harmed without mercy. Several prominent local citizens were among the mob.
Spencer of the Erie Railroad interviewed witnesses at the depot after a Saturday evening crash that struck Mr. Johnson. The railroad seeks details on train speed and statements from those present while noting the victim’s father fears no recovery. Legal action potential remains uncertain as officials prepare to defend their position and gather data.
United Prown Wheeling reports Foreleners in Warnecke area near Warnecke mines clashed with officers last night. Officer Frank Shark was fatally shot in the heart. The murderer was seized by town authorities but rioters retook him, then he escaped across state lines. The section is in chaos and police protection is inadequate. State may intervene.
United Press dispatch reports Pittsburg resident Thomas Camphill killed his wife this morning over an unpaid dinner pail and then shot himself. He was severely wounded, condition described as serious. authorities note possible intoxication.
Fire on North West street Tuesday night showed the need for a motorized fire truck in the city. Councilmen note two teams faced long stops on hills in the Fourth ward, delaying response and costing time and money. Proponents of the Seagrave truck cite an extra fifteen minutes could have saved effort and expense, especially for the Fire Department’s initial approach.
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