25 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
1
A brief note outlines reasons to manage banking within a mall setting. It highlights convenience, accessibility, and multiple services under one roof for customers seeking a streamlined financial experience.
Examinations of the Warren National Bank are more complete and frequent than any bank in the state known to us. They are periodically examined by the National Bank Examiners of the U.S. Government.
A street market opens Saturday to aid Corry farmers and gardeners joining the trade on Corry Street. Producers arrive around eight in the morning and sell to Bayon with later crowds expected. the event aims to boost home grown produce and reciprocal trade without harming local vendors.
Leon Chaffos from Hatch Mellow and Vant Binith of Union City drank in Corry last evening and caused a scene. Mayor Alexander jailed them briefly, fining each four dollars. Chaffos made a partial settlement, Binith lost his stake and left after promising to pay next payday.
Citizens object to rerouting the Spartansburg to Spring Creek road via Corry arguing it limits traffic flow and harms the region’s trading center. They warn cutting Carry off increases distance and favors personal influence over public interest, urging reconsideration of the Sproul roads proposal.
A proposed manufacturing plant at a railroad siding seeks a GOx100 tract with sand woven walls. W H Duffy received applications from parties seeking building space to boost local employment. The outcome hinges on organization and funding to attract propparation and labor opportunities.
A garbled text offers a quirky home care tip about cleaning a worn rug. It suggests using Easy Tawke-Soap and Tank Soup to lift dirt, wipe dry with a cloth, and reclaim a rug’s appearance. It frames the method as a surprising improvement.
In Baltimore the Democratic convention launches with Chairman Norman Mack presiding as a packed armory listens to speeches and aims to unify amid factional tensions. Bryan’s allies press for influence, while Parker and Clark signals shape potential nominations and a clash with O'Gorman and Gibbons.
June 26 reports claim William Jennings Bryan failed to prevent Alton Parker from becoming temporary chairman of the Democratic convention. Murphy and Bryan allies faced splits as radicals and conservatives contended for influence, with Parker’s fate to be decided on the convention floor and the presidential outcome hinging on today’s opening sessions.
Bryan supporters express confidence in defeating Parker for the nomination on the convention floor. The Democratic leadership predicts Bryan will leverage control to secure the nomination, with some analysts noting potential clashes with rivals such as Champ Clark.
Report shows Champ Clark wavering toward the conservative wing as Bryan supporters field calls from Missouri and Kansas delegates. Governor Folk says Bryan will run if enough delegates favor him, while Clark struggles to unite the New York state and other conservative Democrats for Parker.
Peonon T Mearland of Philadelphia, grandson of actor Denman Thontpog, leaped into the lake near Philadelphia to save two people from a country club boat accident. Firemen from the Hollard Ammories Liner crew helped pull three others from the water as the craft capsized in the Hudson River.
Reported at Tinaster Park after a Sunday night incident when a crowd surged near a rotten door area and the current swept people away. Eyewitness counts varied from 20 to 40 as bodies were recovered, with 11 identified by nightfall and police delays hampering rescue efforts.
The Rev Harman Kauffmann of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, resigns from the ministry to pursue brewing in Germany. He hails from Thuringia and will join a brewery in his hometown, after being accepted as a trustee for St Pauls German Lutheran church in Johnstown.
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