02 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1912
Page
1
Parents start children’s savings accounts early with 4 percent non annual compound interest. The habit of saving grows over years, building funds for education, starting a business, or a permanent bank account when the child reaches adulthood. Parents can control the account until the child is of age.
A New York prisoner alleges graft involving Lt Charles Becker and a backer who allegedly stole 1800 after arrest. The prisoner asserts Becker will be the principal witness in his own defense. prosecutors prepare to question Becker as trial nears.
A young man confronted armed assailants during a fatal street incident. Witnesses identified several assailants from a gray automobile as police and investigators examine evidence from the scene.
Turkiye detains all Greek ships in its waters for use by transports. Armies of Serbia Montenegro and Bulgaria mobilize along the Turkish border. Reports claim troops may head toward the Russian front. Crete and Athens brace as cabinets order militia and expanded press freedom.
Alton B Parker leads as permanent chair at the New York Democratic convention amid debates over Dix’s fate and strong upstate backing for Glynn Sulzer Gerard Treman Dowling. Delegates weigh Glynn’s appeal, with Dowling and others floated as potential running mates as decisions extend into tomorrow.
Governor Wilson arrived in Princeton from Trenton after presiding over a state Democratic convention committee meeting. He planned to depart by automobile for his Western trip, with details of travel and schedule to follow as delegates continue deliberations.
Dock worker William Drinkell, employed for three years, was detained at Renton Harbor after being found carrying $5,000 in currency. Investigators traced the money to chains of relatives in Chionga and Fort Wayne, with links to Eyphald and Yar and a mother and brother involved in the case.
In a brief local notice, Mrs Fennie Wood of Muncy and Mrs Hoohal Ii pe of this city were stricken with paratyela. The report notes sudden illness in the eastern district near Westentatn and mentions a relative's death nearby, signaling a somber community health update.
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