24 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
1
This brief note outlines the advantages of mail banking, highlighting simplicity, security, and speed for routine transactions. It emphasizes convenient account access without visiting a branch and suggests steps to begin using mail services for deposits and inquiries.
The officers of the Warren National Bank are men with many years in banking and broad business experience. They are suited to manage Drink’s affairs safely and conservatively. The bank lists officers including OrrioERs TH Hettzer Jerry Crary William Byfke B H Lataye John NM Sonne Nathaniel C. Si Cashter Abnist Doubler.
Wilttun Darling of Corry Ja found dead after an apparent drowning near Beechwood and Grau. Coroner Thaton investigated with James Harrison, noting rope anchors and cement, boat remains found, body identified by Mr Lawson of Celoron. Darling, age about 47, had been working at Celoron. unclear if suicide or accident, remains in Lakeview cemetery, interment planned in Corry.
Saturday night around ten velock Tyla Cloughs and companions spotted a blaze in the rear of a dwelling on Booth Street near the St James Hotel. They reported to police after discovering the fire started when someone struck a match. investigators say it appears to be a deliberate incendiary attempt amid several such incidents in recent weeks.
The fragment suggests a political figure would lead the party again and Bryan will accept the nomination, though and will not commit himself to a firm stance. The text is incomplete but indicates a potential candidacy and commitment to participate.
William Zuryan after hours of debate announced he accepts the conservatives’ test of strength on the party issue. McBryan must marshal power to defeat Alton Parker unless Murphy and others secure Parker’s support. Harmonious unity efforts surge as Bryan avoids committing before the city’s Democrats.
The piece discusses Alton B. Parker’s stance on a ticket with Trvati, citing Air-Tiryan’s declaration and tensions over a temporary chairmanship. It notes Hegner’s view preferring O'Gorman as running mate and references a Bevan movement in Ohio as part of barroom style party maneuvering.
Friends of Speaker Clark expect about 300 votes on the first ballot and see New York and Idaho aiding on the second. Delegates from Nevada Indiana Pennsylvania show mixed loyalties, favoring Bryan’s viability while Clark remains a factor.
A touring car collision yesterday between Pittafeld and a nearby road caused the vehicle to overturn. The owner fled, leaving the damaged machine and parts scattered along the track. Police reported a suspect McIntyre offered to sell the car while attempts were made to locate the vehicle’s owner.
A fragmented Ohio delegation contemplates strategies to back Bryan or Harmon as the anti Harmon faction seeks to influence the federal nominating process. The fight centers on securing 19 Ohio votes and navigating the party’s unit rule during early balloting. Ohio figures split between Bryan supporters and Harmon loyalists with leaders signaling cautious contingency plans.
The text notes tension among Clarke and Clark men amid Bryan's temperance chairmanship dispute as Mayor Gaynor’s supporters prepare for a visit by Democratic Association members. Governor Baldwin’s statewide support appears weak while Marshall’s campaign opens in Belvedere with about 100 Indiana Democrats mobilizing to promote his candidacy.
William J. Bryan arrived in Baltimore from Chicago to a swelling crowd of about 2,000 at Union Station. Delegates and supporters filled the grounds as Bryan moved toward the convention, with cheers and a strong turnout despite rain.
The article recalls Colonel Bryan’s reluctance to speak on a third party bid and his focus on keeping Parker’s temporary chairmanship from becoming the convention’s keynote. It notes his intention to avoid personal distrust or bias while outlining his stance on the nomination dynamics and party unity.
Christie and Weeks fished Saturday night on Columbus pond and hauled a five pound bass that drew large crowds. The catch was displayed in the Downey store window and marked the biggest fish reported this year in the area.
Bertram G Spencer, convicted of the March first, 1910 murder of Mrs Martha Hlabkatann in Springfield, faces execution by electric chair. The jury verdict was upheld after a clemency challenge, with defense arguing incapacity and the judge confirming the death sentence.
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