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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1910
Page
1
Local banker invites Warren residents to open an account now regardless of business size or income. The message emphasizes accessibility and encourages people to start banking with the institution in Warren, Pennsylvania.
A compact editorial note argues that depositing money in a trustworthy bank builds thrift discipline and business understanding. It claims savings stem from lawful means and underpin future success through economizing and prudent financial habits.
Our Patrons Regardlen of business done receive courteay in all matters of busines in trusted to us and there is nothing in ante banking we cannot perform to those wishing to establish rela tone with safe strong bank we extend our services 4 per cent interest on savings accounts Warren National Bank Warren Pa.
Bank Ste. Marie Ont January news reports a Soo branch CPR train wreck off a bridge over the Spantse river. Rescuers recover twenty seven bodies from the submerged car including a teenage boy, a middle aged woman, and several identified victims from Bruce Mines and Montreal while others remain unidentified.
President U Grant Walker and Secretary W G Duncan of the South Cleveland Bank were arrested on indictments for alleged perjury. They will plead today and face trial next week as the bank’s failure, tied to a $1,144,000 deficit owed to the Werner Company of Akron now in receivership, is cited. Duncan allegedly swore to a false bank condition report on December 8, 1909, with Walker aiding him.
F Walsh, a San Diego inventor, faced a fatal choice as his monoplane collided with a fence while attempting a dramatic glide. C K Hamilton set a new world gliding record, stopping at Coronado Country Club after a long circuit over Point Loma and the bay. A piece of the propeller injured bystander Marty Webster. Hamilton plans a new attempt to break the guide record.
A garbled testimonial clipping extols Lydia E. Pinkham remedies for female ailments. It includes multiple names and locations such as Mrs Maea Melovtoit of Oronogo Missouri and Lottie Hi of Minish Wittly Sompownt, referencing relief from symptoms like backache and bearing-down pains. The text mentions a man named Lyall J Phakhou and various medical claims without clear evidence of efficacy.
A ceremony at midnight on Piddis Creek Bridge near Proctorville Ohio joined Annie MacCorkle and Edward Tirley. Witnesses were scarce aside from Stare and Brook. Ullman of Proctorville arranged the veramonys. The bride, related to ex Governor MacCorkle of West Virginia, and the groom, a wealthy planter, offered no clear reason for the odd hour.
London June 22 The British international bowling board accepts Canada's challenge for a match. A British team of between 20 and 20 will leave England about August 8 1910 for a two month tour of Canada.
James Hall a naval prisoner aboard the Southery near Rochester confessed to laundering Anna Catherine Schumacher’s body in Holy Sepulcher cemetery and claimed the girl’s death was accidental. He described leading the police to the shallow grave and disposing of the body. Hall, a Minnesota-born man in his late 20s, had a history of fraud and Navy discharge. District Attorney Widener and Sheriff Gillette sought Navy Department confirmation to turn him over.
Price reports show living costs at a record high with beef profits questioned. National Progressive Woman suffrage groups plan meetings in Union Square to protest inflation as Congress readies a study on food prices. Local observers note shifts in farming and distribution linked to refrigerator railcar trade and rising meat costs.
Austin Jan 44 The Texas Stock Raisers association former president T Pryor comments on meat prices. He argues price not unusually high given production costs under current conditions. He notes supply and demand drive prices, and boycotts will not solve the issue or yield lasting remedies amid ongoing agitation.
Chicago police investigate the death of Mrs. Jennie Cleghorn after her mutilated body was found Thursday at 54 West Lith Street. A severed head was discovered at 261 Armour Avenue, leading authorities to search the area as they seek the killer. Investigators say they are closing in on the suspect amid limited solid clues.
The Duke and Duchess Connaught and Princess Patricky set out from London toward Nairobi for a major game expedition. They travel by rail and air, with plans to reach Africa for hunting adventures. The royal party began their trip today, January 28, in a brisk start to the journey.
Indianapolis jan 2 Tom Tae fort former chairman of the Democratic national committee was accidentally shot while hunting in Mississippi last Friday afternoon An examination by a specialist Sunday found no permanent injury to his eye though some shot remains.
Taggart said relief came after examining Ms eye which had been closed since the accident. Forty shards were removed from her shoulder chest and facial area, though initial grieed injury to the eyeball appeared severe yet not fully implied to be prem ainanly impaled.
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