18 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
1
A feature explains why mailing deposits and correspondence simplifies banking. It outlines secure sending, record keeping, and potential time savings for customers choosing mail over in person visits. The piece emphasizes ease of use and reliability of mail based services.
The bank presents its choice of leadership and fortuitous representation. It highlights a large influential board directing Warren Pennsylvania affairs and mentions towns including Warren Ludlow Monestu and surrounding areas.
A Went Wayne household reports its two year old son nearly drowning after a fall in a tub. The mother acted quickly pulling him free and Dr John Kibler provided care. the child is reported to be well today.
City officials met after nine to finish action on Ray mand avenue and Wright street ordinances. The council discussed electric updates and fire alarm systems while debating funding for a civil box fire system. Open Raymond avenue was urged to facilitate street improvement and sale of property awaiting access.
At the June 18 convention opening in Chicago about 12 000 attendees packed the Coliseum for a dramatic start. A Roosevelt forces bid for temporary chairman sparked protests and a near riot with police and officials maintaining order amid wild cheers and pandemonium.
A garbled 19th century style extract shows a speaker urging another to devise a marvelous life work. The text bleeds with stray phrases about world work and beauty, hinting at ambition and personal destiny within a crowded, distorted paraphrase from Tit-Bits.
Anger runs high as Taft backers threaten action if Roosevelt ends up controlling the convention. Police were called as Roosevelt supporters push to seat unrecognized California delegates Tryon and Mayerfeld amid a split in voting orders.
In a disputed party process the chairman refused to issue seat tickets and badges to two Taft supporters while granting Roosevelt allies access. Delegates appeared more favorable to Taft than before the convention as New York delegates potentially faced losses.
Georgia leaders defend Taft, denying Roosevelt claim of capturing delegates. Key figures include Clark Grier Henry Blum Walter Johnson S Johnson and JG Styles, with Roosevelt supporters citing a revolt and taftian strategy in Atlanta and state meetings.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Roosevelt delegates from Alabama faces seating disputes at the national convention. Alabama's Kyron Trammell and John B Cawen contend they should receive seats while Taft supporters question the temporary roll. National leaders caution over potential riots as the fight moves to Page 5. Remember our 15 cent juice.
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