06 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1912
Page
1
The Warren National Bank highlights a four percent rate and related services to ease money management. The notice advertises methods to earn interest and modern handling of funds, urging customers to take advantage of up to date financial facilities.
An upset workforce at the U. S. Chair Company sparked a walkout as about a dozen to twenty upholsterers quit over dissatisfaction with a new piece-work schedule. The firm, led by J. Patterson and stockholder O. K. Wholock, faced a cash squeeze and risked further layoffs if production did not rebalance wages and materials. Patterson reassumed control to keep the plant open and protect employment, while negotiations continued with workers over pay structure.
A man described as Branklin Grant of Muncie Indiana was arrested after being identified as the coal swindler who deceived Christingen of Delaware Street by taking a partial payment on a coal order. Officer James Stevens located him in Columbus and authorities hold him for Michigan City authorities. The report notes the theft was small in amount but confirms the suspect’s escape history and identity.
Tokyo reports Yuan Shih Kai utterly failed as an administrator and warns that his mind gives way under strain amid the Chinese crisis. Chinese army demoralized. Yuan’s bodyguard loses loyalty. Republican leaders falter on troops with months of pay due. some favor monarchy restoration. Japan reinforces legation guard and offers to deploy an army if order in China breaks.
Fragmentary wartime dispatch describes mutineers executed after returning to Pekin. Report claims North and South forces clashed, with 2,000 troops revolting in Yaugat Valley and Southern factions facing renewed hostility. Details are unclear due to damaged text and garbled OCR.
Senator Jamun O Gorman of New York praised the political outlook and said Governor Wilson of New Jersey Governor Harmon of Ohio Speaker Clark of Missouri and Representative Underwood of Alabama can carry New York in the next presidential election against any Republican nominee at Chicago.
In Butte yesterday J. Bryan addressed a large audience after being introduced by Governor Narra. He clarified he was not a candidate for the Democratic nomination and noted others in the field are qualified to run, emphasizing his views rather than personal candidacy.
A chaotic report details Mexican rebels under Pascual Orozco near Chihuahua. General Salazar joins forces with Orozco as Villistas and Loyalistas gather outside the city. An American citizen was reportedly coerced for a ransom and a death sentence issued against a rebel soldier.
Washington March 6 United States Senator Joseph M Dixon directing the Roosevelt boom issues a challenge to Representative William N McKinley Taft boom director to submit the Republican presidential nomination to voters in every state Dixon says Roosevelt people will abide by the voters decision McKinley replies seeking official talks details and authority for the challenge Colonels Roosevelt status and willingness to answer the people's voice are in doubt Roosevelt pleased with the day's work after travel to Washington and public statements indicating whether he would accept or reject the nomination.
Senator Dixon accuses Taft's campaign manager of orchestrating a broad primary strategy across all states. He vows to intensify pressure, mobilize supporters, and push for decisive early victories to shape the Republican nomination contest.
A man named Robert employed by a local company died in a strange incident during a night balloon voyage around Darby. The event occurred in March with Merlin involvement and remains under investigation by authorities.
A crowd cheered loudly as a distant group fled along a path. Robers was carried for 40 miles before investigators found the body hanging from a tree as the ship descended. Witnesses heard a jerk and later uncovered the deceased man.
An odd promotional item touts Palnosono as a immediate stomach soothe and gas reliever. It claims ten drops in sweetened water calms stomach discomfort and neutralizes gas with simple treatment. Also mentions various products and prices in a cluttered ad style.
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