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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
1
The Warren National Bank section highlights a 4 percent offering and mentions Samking by Mall Our Specialty in relation to bank services.
Ford and Co of Rochester submitted the lowest bid among seven for the Comstock Great State Prison project. Their bid stood at $413,000 with $450,000 appropriated, as Warren National Bank and Warren Ps reported on September 1.
Wisconsin Senator LaFollette told Interstate Grangers in Williams Grove he would like to be president if he could advance a government for the people. He contrasted his aims with former presidents and said he would value a lasting legacy for his family over any historical rank of other men.
A Newbury meeting at the United States hotel discussed removing middlemen from the Hook Dialers scheme. The gathering aimed to create a cooperative to pay producers more, with philanthropy leaders silent on names and duties.
American residents of Tokyo and Yokohama honored Thomas J. OBrien on his departure for Rome with a costly gift. The Japan Times lauds him as the most efficient U S representative to Japan, saying he strengthened friendly ties and helped both nations avoid strain in their relations.
In Sandusky on September 1, George Storck and his bride aged 19 and 18, jailed after arresting Otto Mischley for perjury following their marriage to Squire Joan Casey. Storck’s wife sobs as she claims age misrepresentation by Mischley’s father. Sheriff Reuter’s wife Mia presents the couple with a wedding cake as pity is taken.
Chesterfield Courthouse Virginia September 1, defense undermines prosecution by casting doubt on Paul Beattie’s testimony in the wife murder case. The accused seeks to testify while cross examination by Louis Wendenbure awaits, as Henry Beattie, father of the defendant, is called to the stand and grilled over family ties and alleged past rumors.
First National Bank of Warren report shows brief notes on a court scene with a defendant displaying grief and intent concerns. A widow, Mrs Leslie Weeks, is found dead in her bath in London, with coroner's jury attributing death to heart disease after earlier medical notes.
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