18 May 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1912
Page
1
The reader questions the nature of strength in banking with a garbled description of capital reserves and liquidity measures. The text proposes a bank’s strength depends on fully paid capital and the ability to meet quick demands without reserve constraints.
The Cemetery Board reorganized at a meeting led by manager Alexander with all members present. Officers were elected with President W Bx, Vice President HL Bagley, Secretary D S Rowe, Treasurer R H Palmer, and C1 Alexander as manager. They referred a road company purchase to engineers, noted many native maples planted, and paused chapel and vault work pending Mausoleum Builders actions.
Coroner A W DeForest notified by telephone that Axour Barr was instantly killed when a falling tree limb crushed him at Wheeler and Dusownbury Camp No. 7 in Warron Township near Endeavor. Witnesses said Barr stood under a large limb when it broke, killing him. no inquest was held. Barr was a resident of Gillfoyle, and burial was authorized for his relatives.
Clarion May 17 news reports the Second National Bank of Clarion fails to open after a glass plant's bankruptcy petition. Officials say the bank faced capital shortfalls tied to stock holdings in the plant and a required 25 000 funding to cover losses. Depositors fear the bank may not reopen soon.
Large attendance at the Presbyterian church last evening for the new annex fundraiser. The event featured a kitchen item display, refreshments, and donations of utensils and furnishings to equip the kitchen and basement area.
Readable text indicates a theater ticket sale offering 24 tickets for $1.00 each in book form at the box office. The fragment mentions 200 pony tickets with each hook and refers to vendors or organizers by name, but details are unclear.
Coroner's inquest testimony centers on bullet wounds and body found on Bunker Hill. Attacks focus on Andrews motive related to Warren Water Company embezzlement allegations and timing of events surrounding Amann's death.
Coroner states all wounds were fatal and not related to personal safety. Jury to begin deliberations Friday morning in the case of Andrews, with arrangements noted by the Warren commonwealth authorities.
Corry firm Measrs M Love & Son submitted the sole bid for paving Main Street between the existing pavement and the bridge. Council voted to accept after tabulation by the committee. total estimated cost around 2000 dollars.
May reports from Wrelington state the United States considers a treaty with Rinmlan to expand a joint commerce and navigation policy. The article suggests a diplomatic reshaping of relations and references a 1632 deputy position as a historical anchor.
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