09 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1912
Page
1
The notice urges Warren Bank clients to open savings accounts for their children and fund them from infancy. It highlights long term value, habit formation, and the ease of mail banking with Warren National Bank, promising semi annual compound interest when the child reaches adulthood.
Governor Woodrow Wilson draws 3,000 laborers and 2,000 homeowners in Topeka, urging workers to unite against labor unions he brands a threat to fair wages. He argues the labor market should reward brains and skill, not coercive control, and condemns protective tariffs as supporting monopoly. Roosevelt toured Michigan later, rallying Progressive candidates in Saginaw.
Reports from Managua late yesterday detail an attack by drunken rebels on American mariners at Leon Nicaragua. Three Americans were killed and a number wounded as U S forces entered the city after Lt Col Long ordered the rebels to surrender.
A fragmented telegraph report from World Series coverage lists dead and wounded from a pursuit with U S forces in Leon. It names several identified service members and notes transmission delays hinder identification while officials seek to confirm further details.
The trial begins as eleven jurors are seated with a provisional panel of twelve. Judge Gonsalves reserved for today the discussion of juror conduct and the time of any person who spoke to jurors about the case. The twelfth juror is expected to be chosen this morning.
Allentown Pennsylvania October 9. Colonel Caron Wy Masters proprietor of the Hotel Allan engaged in a revolver duel with bandits near a lonely spot in Mahoning Valley while returning from Lansford. A short but sharp exchange followed and one assailant was believed wounded. no injuries to Masters or his party.
Federal prosecutors accuse a group of film companies and executives of conspiring to control movie distribution and theater access. Named defendants include Motion Pictures Haters Company General Film Company Algraph Company and Thomas Dil Fon Incorporated, with others likely to face trial next year.
Philadelphian James M. Basser, a state trooper, and Schuylkill Haven nurse Adaline E. Hubbett plan marriage after her graduation. Engagement announced, wedding expected tomorrow at Miss Hubbett's home.
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