20 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
1
A brief promotional note explains the ease of banking by mail highlighting documents to send, security tips, and how to mail checks and deposits. It emphasizes privacy, speed, and convenience for customers who prefer postal transactions.
A notable and influential Board of Directors directs the affairs of this institution with guidance and oversight, reflecting a representative and fortuitous leadership.
Notice from Columbus regarding the Dinner Bundy Recreation Park with clouded until further notices. No clear date or action is provided in the readable text.
The Corry job is set to begin with construction of a two story building. Congressman Bates said an August start is likely and the project may need extra appropriations beyond the 455,000 already allotted. Architect updates and relocation of the builder’s residence are noted as part of the process.
A meeting in Corry discussed creating a Civic League to organize a broad city wide effort for credit aid and public improvements. A. H. Barlow was named temporary chairman with a ten man committee including N. Stone G M Team J J Desmond G J Barlow W Ed Marshall and others to outline plans and report at a later gathering.
A gray Prinuna bicycle with 20 inch wheels was stolen from Bent Muln near C R Rogers Calabith. Estimated value about 20 dollars. A vending machine at Pleasant and Pirat Avenue was damaged but contents safe. machine fastened to a telephone pole in a well lit area. Police seek clues as of Tuesday night.
An ape on Oxford Street attacked a passenger after a dragging act on a trolley car steps. The conductor intervened and restrained the animal as the crowd looked on. In a separate item, Calvin J. Ayndn announced Edward Van Alstyne of Kinderhook as Director of the State Farm Institute.
The Roosevelt forces threaten to bolt as credentials and protest actions unfold. Pennsylvania delegates favor leaving the party, while Will Flan announces the split to about 800 attendees at the Congress hotel.
A Pennsylvania man named John Wanamaker drew attention as a staunch supporter of President Tate at a delegate rally. The Roosave demonstration from a decade ago lasted 49 minutes.
At a tense afternoon session Mrs. Davis clashes with Californians and Oklahoma men while Roosevelt delegates push through crowded aisles. The fight centers on removing certain names from the temporary roll and sending the dispute to the credentials committee. Governor Hadley and Senator Watson seek a procedural resolution as roars erupt from the Roosevelt camp.
A chaotic 40 minute Hadley show at a Missouri governor dominated convention stirred delegates as Roosevelt supporters sought to stampede votes. A Pennsylvania woman in the gallery led a push for Hadley with a Roosevelt echo, aiming to position Hadley as the preferred candidate.
A chaotic crowd gathered for an unclear demonstration referenced as Watwon. The scene grew noisy with cheering as bystanders attempted to interpret the intent while political figures and supporters navigated the moment.
chaotic scene at a political convention as delegates from multiple states cheer Roosevelt and Hadley. a young woman in the gallery rises on a newspaper bench waving a picture and shouting support for Roosevelt while others rail or cheer. security removes her as the crowd roars.
Roosevelt members of the credentials committee protested alleged pinching of minutes during contests. Francis Haney led the group in the Morontins room of the Contresa annex to demand a hearing for Roosevelt delegates in the Florentinue room. A chair was denoted and the meeting continuity questioned as the dispute spilled into adjoining rooms.
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