12 Nov 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1912
Page
1
The Warren National Bank announces four percent interest for deposits in its Interest Department. Deposits made in the first five days of a month earn the month’s start, with one half month’s interest for deposits on or before the fifteenth. Interest is credited in June and December if the deposit remains for three months or longer.
Hundreds of rural and urban women converged on Albany for the 18th annual State Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting. The opening session at the Haven fan Building auditorium runs through Friday with ongoing programs reflecting club aims and civic work across the state. The articles also note progress on medical and publishing topics and obituary news from London.
Connecticut detectives investigating the trunk murder of a young woman found in a mill pond near Georgetown say recent finds may clear many questions. They traced a trunk shipped to Georgetown from New York and located a matching rite in an Italian community, prompting searches at several houses as they present questions about the case.
New York investigators probe the shipping of a murdered woman's body in a trunk sent last Thursday by Adams and Ryprees from their office near Grand Central. The container was expressed to a Pittsburgh address, linking the crime to the local scene and complicating the case against the Wharton or the trunk seller.
An heirress plans to manage a dairy farm with investments from Ross W. Winans equity. The notable figure, Dorothy Eituman, is linked to Baltimore circles and will oversee cattle, eggs, chicken products, and farm operations. She may appear at a porch reception by automobile as a respected guest.
New Jersey November report shows Governor Wilson urging newspaper editors to submit lists of senators representatives and men of affairs who favor an extra session of Congress after his March 4 inauguration. He plans to consider broad input from business leaders and political figures while delaying any tariff decision until after a vacation and rest period.
Washington reports the resignation of Charles Page Bryan as U S ambassador to Japan. The State Department statement cites injuries from an automobile accident in Japan and the need for an operation, making his return impossible. The move ends his official service in Tokyo.
London dispatch reports Servia advancing to the Adriatic yard stirring European diplomacy. Austria demands Albania's integrity and free eastern access while Russia mobilizes, and Berlin and London seek to avert a larger war amid a Balkan crisis.
In Constantinople on November 12, about 14 000 sick and wounded fill hospitals while 18 000 refugees, driven by the Bulgarian advance, suffer from smallpox. The American embassy secures ships to evacuate civilians to two refuges as Turkish forces prepare for front moves. Turkish authorities deny holy war aims, claiming the mobilization supports exhausted troops.
George A Newitt editor and publisher of the Sheering Spo Ore faced a libel charge tied to Theodore Roosevelt. He appeared for a preliminary hearing in Justice S B Byrnes court, held to bail of 500 dollars, with procedures described as procedural formality. Trial set for the November term.
A shaky report from Baltimore on November 14 describes United States Senator Rayner facing medical concerns in Washington. Sources say his bladder issues and general health have complicated his duties, with weeks of illness affecting his ability to work and family arrangements.
A vintage tonic advertisement promises Ton Vita to transform weak, nervous, rundown people into strong, healthy men and women. It claims quick improvement in appetite, digestion, circulation, and energy, urging immediate use and promising noticeable benefits the same day.
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