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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1912
Page
1
A growing trend sees banks colocating in shopping malls to streamline consumer access. Experts cite extended hours, on site tellers, and integrated services as key benefits for customers seeking quick, comprehensive financial options without extra trips.
Warren National Bank aims to inform noncustomers about opening accounts and using services. The notice highlights deposits withdrawals interest credits and other banking options without frequent visits to the bank, followed by discussions of methods and public convenience rules.
The notice invites readers to learn about a security and service program. It outlines aims, contact points, and eligibility. Readers are urged to engage, inquire, and consider joining an initiative focused on safeguarding community assets and improving service delivery.
General Caneva, chief of the Ue Thallan forces, presented a control report of a Turkish victory at Ziiteile Onin on Saturday. The Turks suffered 1,900 killed and 252 wounded, with 1,000 captured. Australian women were among the casualties. the Turkish trenches were shelled and cleared by bayonet attack. The Tallans now hold the area after the battle, with his forces in pursuit and the front line stabilized.
Sunday papers report a motorman stabbed amid riots linked to Taft delegate contests, a French submarine collision likely sinking 23 crew, and volcanic eruption near Kodiak. In Yonkers a 20 year old plumber Joseph McMahan is shot dead by tailor Neistroy on Ludlow Street amid urban unrest.
Washington reports two United States battleships were ordered from Key West to Havana after intelligence suggested the Cuban capital faced a potential race war. Fear of retaliation by desperate black factions in Havana prompted appeals to the U.S. for protection as foreigners and conservatives warned of violence.
Reports from Havana describe torrential rain hindering planned clashes between white and Black groups. Meanwhile a military figure, General Hartenag, reportedly retreated and rebel forces suffered a wounded commander. US battleships were reportedly ordered to Havana amid rising tensions. A French aviator, Kimmerling, and his passenger died when their plane crashed, marking a tragic end to a noted airman’s career.
A man believed to have been imprisoned or missing was located today. He survived over 100 days without sustenance, possibly setting a record. He appeared weakened but alert and indicated he had endured extreme deprivation while in confinement. Local authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding his ordeal.
A reunion of former pupils from a Mohawk Valley school drew about a hundred alumni from nearby towns and distant cities including New York and Syracuse. The event honored retiree Principal Prof. Curtis with a banquet at Murter's Hall, featuring a half tone portrait from 1973 and a program packet showing addresses of attendees.
The first meeting of the new merchants association, aimed at organizing a strong commercial body, is expected to be held Wednesday night. Leading merchants who signed the petition to form the group plan to elect officers and outline coordinated business efforts.
Titusville Juniors seek to arrange one of two baseball games on July 4, 1912, either with Corry High School or another team from the 16 to 20 age group. The manager Bodamer, 12% Oak Street, Titusville, says the team is strong and undefeated to date.
Kenneth Goulds operates a small launch on Lake Columbus making regular trips to Red ss park. The boat is in fine condition and will aid the many picnickers. Arrangements can be made with Mr Gould for any nautical service desired.
G. G. Austin opens a wagon repair shop on East Wain about a block from Center Street offering all kinds of repair work with guaranteed quality and reasonable prices.
Report chronicles a mass rebel loss after a split in routes near Bolson de Mayiinind. Federals pursued, wells destroyed, and a brutal scramble for water ends with many dead in the desert. Names and precise places are unclear due to censored text, but the event is framed as a defining Mexican history moment.
New York dispatch reports preparations for the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore with talks of a large delegation turnout. Details mention key figures like J. W. Carter Morrison wing, Colonel Tradl, and Alaska Vermont delegates. discussions on nominations and state delegations from Colorado Idaho Montana and Georgia.
Fragmentary report cites Colonel Thomas H L Birch of New Jersey predicting Governor Wilson will secure New York votes in the election. The text references Governor Brown’s allies and unspecified restrictions for Underwood, with a note on Baltimore date March 10. The garbled dispatch mentions Wilson headquarters and a possible New York outcome.
Rebecca K Davis, wife of Henry K Dayle, sues in Colorado Springs district court for divorce alleging non support by Jefferson Dayle, grandson of the Confederacy president. The case names Betty Williams as a Colorado Springs society leader and cites long-standing marital strain dating back years.
Two children of Vira Wa Laverty are dead after a fire started by a youth identified as Neisls. The incident caused an explosion by the river and left another person severely wounded. A rescuer saved a wounded individual as authorities investigate the true cause.
A writer in Harper's Magazine touts butter as the best cure for bruises. The home remedy claims butter reduces pain, swelling, and discoloration when applied promptly after injury.
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