11 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
1
A brief guidance feature explains how and why mailing banking transactions offers simplicity and security. It highlights steps to prepare correspondence, verify balances, and ensure timely processing without in-person visits.
Bank officers emphasize personal courtesy to customers yet confirm banking can be done by mail. The notice promotes security and service while inviting customers to engage with the bank through distant or in-town visits as convenient.
A sale offers about 60 boxes of linen finished papers normally priced 25c 30c and 35c grouped for 18c. Some 60c papers priced 29c and a few boxes of initial stationery for 10c plus initial tablet paper for 18c. Come early before closing out.
In Washington on June 1 Secretary Knox reiterates faith that the Cuban government can quell the rebellion with prompt and active measures, saying the United States will not intervene. He notes no change in policy as warships guard Havana harbor and Cuban representatives press for U.S. support. General Wood’s possible Cuba trip and Cuban assurances frame the situation.
The United States battleship Rhode Island and the Washington arrived in Havana harbor without demonstrations. Marines from Guantanamo landed in Burnton as rebels threaten Santiago City. About 4000 well armed rebels challenge authorities while a government conspiracy leads to police arrests near Havana and Guana baron. A sugar issue looms as Cerna officials seek protection.
A fragmented line of text includes a question about offering contribution to a charity and notes an overrun deficit. Names appear as misread garbled phrases Loulerine Coupler Joursinl. The readable portion suggests a local appeal or discussion of charitable support.
The Furniture World praises the Corry Metal Furniture Co of Gary Pa for supplying steel hotel furniture to the Wessex Hotel near South Station. It notes fireproof draperies and Walnut finished beds enhancing hospitality design and highlights Corry as a leading supplier shown at New York Furniture Exchange.
A crash of live electrical wires knocked down a pole between Concord and King streets during a birthday party, injuring residents Al Jos Holton and family. Police report no further injuries and say crews will clear the area and secure lines promptly.
The Emmanuel Church vestry plans an automobile ride for the 56 member choir in appreciation of services. After supper at a hotel the choir will perform a concert at the Episcopal church then drive to Youngsville via Wrightsville and the Little Brokenstraw valley. Rev Sharpley accompanies. departure is at five p.m. Twelve autos are donated by local gentlemen including George and Obert Barlow, I. W. Old, J. R. Callison, R. Fetch, Harry Parker, Clarence Smith, Ben Stargoner, D. T. Bracken, and James Moatin.
The readable text is an incoherent fragment about a wagon and repair shop near a city, mentions a boat model and a repair plan. No clear event, names, dates, or locations emerge for a factual summary.
Taft managers pressed for a nomination lead at the convention, declaring a 576 vote path and renominating Vice President Sherman. Iowa Cummins talks and La Follette conflict shape strategy as Roosevelt opposition steers toward a possible bolt if Taft is nominated.
Fragmentary remarks reveal national committee deadlock over a convention date and rules. Roosevelt followers push a unified plan while Taft Republicans seek a parallel convention. debates focus on delegation, authority, and potential platform commitments as party leaders prepare for a pivotal decision.
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