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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1912
Page
1
The article promotes convenient bank deposits by mail with Warren National Bank Warren Pa. It explains how to mail funds and checks, indicate credit, choose interest options, and ensure proper endorsement and signing. The next piece will continue the topic of reaching the bank by mail.
New York witnesses tie Bridgie Webber and Jack Sullivan to the Rosenthal killing. Louis Krone identifies Webber in court as the man seen near the Metropole before the shooting. Police pursue Horowitz Lewis Hovis and Schepers as investigations expand with mayoral and district attorney actions and new testimonies.
Ford Herman Frick and Miss Letitia Margaret Dugan eloped to Cumberland Nd and married en route to Gretna Green. Frick, son of Mr. and Mrs John W. Frick, works for a Pennsylvania railroad line and is a known slobman. They say they eloped to foil friends who planned a noisy wedding.
Fourteen aldermen and the secretary of the common council committees face bribery allegations in Detroit. Two suspects confessed after arrest and a detective trap netted a roll of 1009. payments ranged from 100 to 1000 dollars for favorable votes on granting Wabash Railway rights for Seventh Street and Congress.
A dated report describes a scheme to detain aldermen and seize money. Glynnan allegedly fixed a date to collect funds, Schreiter planned to arrest him and then target others, Burns men used a dictaphone to record Glynnan’s talks, and Schreiter was seized in his City Hall office.
John P. White, international president of the United Wine Workers, addressed a large gathering of miners in Georgetown. He said the union’s growth in the Wyoming district has reached 55 000 enrollments and that a well organized force could have secured a better wage and working agreement in talks with coal operators.
From the state fire marshal's office an investigation is opened into mills and filtering of a facility with plans to deter a fire. The case targets prevention measures and the removal of equipment from the building.
Fragmentary text describes a bath tub’s enamel being damaged by a caustic cleaner or rosin laden soap used in a laundry heap. The passage mentions a child and questions whether soap harms porcelain enamel, with unclear local details and outcomes.
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