Warren National Bank Banking Scare Reportedly Disrupted
Fragmentary OCR notes an incident involving Warren National Bank with reports of banking activity disruption and unclear details. No further facts or names are legible in the readable text.
06 Oct 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes an incident involving Warren National Bank with reports of banking activity disruption and unclear details. No further facts or names are legible in the readable text.
An advertisement describes Papes Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion, gas, and sour stomach. It claims relief within five minutes after a single dose, eradicating fermentation and supporting better nourishment, with no cash or discomfort. It targets stomach discomfort after meals and promotes universal applicability to all listed digestive troubles.
Warren reports Sheffield resident John Piplie, recently acquitted of murder, faces ostracism amid bitterness toward the trial. His brother Mike Piplie shares anger but less intensely, while John remains unable to find work or a place among Sheffield peers despite returning home. John laments losing his community and vows to stay despite the rejection.
October 4 Warren authorities announce a crackdown on careless auto owners. Police cite failures such as no tail lights and unsafe acts near trolley crossings. Prosecutions may follow as affidavits and information blanks are prepared to enforce state law requiring safe stopping for passengers.
A reader speaks against water charters for the Tionesta and Clarion rivers, warning of a dam causing vast floods and lake formation. The piece criticizes authorities for hesitating to curb this “heinous crime” and questions the state water commission's delays.
An old advertisement touts Painozone as a near perfect home remedy for illness, promising instant relief from cramps, digestion issues, heartburn, headaches, and stomach pains. It claims Palnogone is unmatched for stomach and bowels and notes a large 500 ml bottle sold by Thomas Dowey.
Advertisement from A F Mewsenger Son offers a free style hat with every international tutoring silk overcoat order this month. SolegentA for Corry vicinity.
A report notes a fatal incident at Downey's Drug Store involving a man who died by his own action amid a state of lunacy. Details are limited due to fragmented OCR text but indicate a suicide attempt occurred in the shop, with no further names or outcomes provided.
A large audience enjoyed theThree Twins at the Library last evening describing the performance as cleverly handled professional work. The troupe presented musical numbers and sketches including Good Might Sweetheart Boohey Tee Lee Caddie by a Little Closer and Lovey Mine with original taps. Miss Going as Molly and Pat Monston delivered novelties and dancing with the troupe’s drummer enhancing the act. The program concludes with promises of a continued run and an engagement for October 1.
Erie police seek 64 year old Israel Wood a janitor at the Ike Club who left his home yesterday afternoon about 4 and has not been back for supper. He wears a black sack coat brown trousers a derby hat glasses has gray hair and a medium build.
Unusual events unfold at the Presbyterian Church with a Sunday Rally Day sermon, morning services, and a short talk by Mian Brehm in Sunday School. Evening features include a talk on Scientific Temperance by Mas Marie Brehm, fresh from The Hague Convention, and performances by The Southland Nightingales. Monday offers Jubilee Singers under the Presbyterian Boys Club, plus guest showcases by Mise White, a renowned blind singer, and a plantation songs program for diverse audiences. Concert tickets range from 25 to 50 cents, reflecting a bustling week of musical and temperance programming.
President Taft spoke to a 13000 strong Salt Lake City gathering in the tabernacle about peace, amid a Mormon Old Folk’s Week that drew many lifelong Utah residents. Senator Smoot pledged support for treaties in their amended form as Taft consented, while the event featured the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and a historic communal spirit.
New York patrol reports that Meldgeport 20 year old woman and A. Christy were arrested on forgery schemes traced to Colondo Springs and Pittsburg banks. They allegedly traveled via South and West, forged certified checks for sums from 8 to 150 dollars, with funds drawn on Union Savings Bank of Pittsburgh. Police believe motive involved payments for travel, aided by accomplice H C McEljown.
Advertises Thompson's Berosma backed by Ames & Co and Thomas Downey claiming to cure kidney, liver, bladder issues and backache with refund if not effective. Cites testimonials from Frank Sturges and J Ny Dunn among others, noting dramatic gains after taking multiple bottles.
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