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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1912
Page
1
How and why convenient banking by mail at Warren National Bank benefits both business and personal accounts. Checks provide a clean, paper record of expenditures, improve security, and build credit. The bank offers check books for all account sizes and hints at future articles on interest accounts and compounded interest.
Niagara Falls Nov 8 Edward C Spurge general manager of the Ozone Vanillin company died after inhaling hydro cyanic acid in the chemical laboratory. Born in England and educated in France he came to the U S nine years ago to lead the company. Survived by a bride and five convict murderers sentenced to death in Oregon will hang Dec 14 1912. Governor's action followed initiative defeat on capital punishment.
Governor-elect Sulzer says he will not consider any appointments until after finishing duties in Washington and Albany. He will choose a public service commissioner by February, but plans remain undefined. He stresses dedication to New York's financial and commercial supremacy, docks, water front, and transportation issues, with attention to city and port interests.
Early returns show Wilson carrying Wyoming and Minnesota shifting to Roosevelt, boosting his electoral tally while Taft lingers. Democrats edge toward controlling the Senate as final tallies from New York, California and other states trickle in, with projections showing mixed gains and losses shaping a fragile balance.
An OCR fragment notes disparate results among state governors in recent campaigns. It cites Roosevelt’s appeal and lists Michigan West Virginia Nebraska New Hampshire Wyoming Kansas Missouri as places with differing polling outcomes, highlighting campaign dynamics and public support.
In Prippaton New Jersey President elect Wilson declared he can choose his own cabinet and would not confirm any speculative lists. He urged deliberate counsel for first appointments and warned against unannouncement authority. Michigan vote counts show Perris leading, Roosevelt close, and party splits in Congress. Lockport faces court review over mayoral results amid disputed ballots. Broome county margins shift in the New York senatorial race as final tallies await.
Roosevelt confident as Minnesota results show a clear lead with 98,625 for Roosevelt and 87,? for Wilson, Taft trailing. With 80 precincts still to hear from, late counts suggested a 11,000 vote margin in Roosevelt’s favor amid a fragmented phrasing of precinct totals.
Fragmentary OCR text narrates a marine scene with informal dialogue about purchase of something and jokes about bones. The passage includes unclear, garbled phrases and lacks coherent context or identifiable events, people, or locations.
A humorous yet detailed advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin will banish gas sourness and indigestion in five minutes. It touts dramatic results, money-back guarantees, and home-use convenience, portraying the product as a universal stomach aid.
A garbled excerpt appears to mix phrases about reading a book and pestering, mentioning a place likely Rhine related and scattered names. The readable content is insufficient to identify a clear event, person, or source organization.
In Bay Oysten on Nov 8 the promised Roosevelt statement remains deferred. The Colonel says he has nothing new to say for publication and hopes to avoid further public utterances. He aims to summarize Progressive gains and outline future lines of effort before retreating from politics temporarily after his injury.
In Norristown 800 workers of the Allen Wood Iron and Wood and Brothers company walked out when a ten percent raise was not received. Workers closed the mill, a committee pressed for more pay, and the company offered six percent with a promise of a future adjustment.
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