11 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
1
The article argues for opening bank accounts for children in infancy to cultivate savings habits and provide funds for education or starting a business. Accounts gain value over about 20 years, with parents retaining control until the child reaches majority. It notes 4 percent semi annual compound interest on interest accounts.
The Corry Board of Education discussed hazing at the high school during Tuesday’s afternoon session. Supt Crow explained the events and a parent, Mr. Manley, contested the discipline and supported the principal, while board members debated punishment and policy before adjourning to Monday for further action.
A late page two report describes hobt of haging among fuhours of Institutions of learning, noting injuries and possible deaths among students. The board adopts a stance against involuntary acts and vows severe punishment for any student causing harm, with postponement of further matters to an adjourned meeting Monday evening.
Lieutenant Charles Becker’s murder case unfolds with witness Krause identifying four gunmen linked to Rosenthal’s death at the Metropole. Krause singles out Diago Frank Chofici and points to Jack Sullivan as the man who bent over the body. Jury hears dramatic identifications in Forty third Street case.
The district attorney plans to call Giovanni Stanich and other witnesses as the murder investigation into the Rosenthal case proceeds. Detained or listed figures include Dr Otto Ih Schuttze and coroner’s physicians, with Rose May and Herman Rosenthal among expected speakers as grand jury sessions continue and plans may shift.
A brief item notes banking practice regarding interest on time deposits and drafts on foreign countries. It reflects general banking business terms and patterns in late 19th or early 20th century finance sections.
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