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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
1
Four percent accounts advertised for business and savings deposits with mail order Banting by mail service. Details emphasize high rate and convenience for depositors seeking returns on funds via mail correspondence.
In Milwaukees vicinity voters back La Follette for U S Senate with early returns favoring his renomination. Governor contenders Miller and McGovern face strong county support as the party eyes leadership and a swing against rivals while Lewis county results hint at a close gubernatorial contest.
Rome reports Pelorro police detained several emigrants who returned from the United States suspected in the murder of Giuseppe Rugolino, his wife and six children. No arrests yet disclosed. rumors say masked men were seen nearby before the crime. Elopement news from Chester: Julia Cummings and George Haws ran away to Philadelphia. forgiveness expected when the couple returns.
Box Beate, brother of Gama Box, defeated John Lani in a two fall match at the Alhambra. The bout, held on a Saturday, carried $460 in prize money. Box won the first fall in under three minutes and then took the second fall in one minute eight seconds to clinch the match.
In aston Pennsylvania on Sept seven John Dostar and Jamiey at the county prison reported the escape of Victor Wagner who was serving eight years for burglary. Wagner reportedly climbed the prison wall after hastily forming a rope from bird japh and lowered himself to safety, prompting recapture efforts.
John A Mead of Rutland won Vermont governor’s race by about 18 000 votes over Democrat Charles Wittson amid a rainy election day. The ticket also elected Leighton P Stuck as lieutenant governor and Horace F Grattan as attorney general as Republicans gained a broad legislative majority. The Prohibition and Socialist candidates polled minimal votes.
Department of Agriculture dispatches survey teams to study land improvement and moisture conservation. Reports emphasize soil fertility, irrigation expansion, feed of foreign livestock, and aggressive federal action to boost crop volumes across southern and western regions through demonstrations and trials.
Ambassador Gryce will protest against certain cot uitione in the recent customs circular. The move centers on interpretation of tariff provisions and potential implications for trade policy. Details of the objections and the response from the customs authorities were not provided in the readable text.
Fragmentary telegraphic item notes First National Bank of Warren and its claims to be the oldest in Warren County. Ambassadors Bryce and British aim to modify recent customs circulars affecting American imports. London chamber and English merchants press for removal of duplication in samples and stricter visa rules.
A landslide style vote in New Hampshire primary returns shows Robert TV Baan, the Republican progressive candidate, defeating Nerina Pitty of the roetlars. Rural towns show overwhelming support for Baan while city wards report strong leads, with results still arriving slowly.
Detroit Sept 7 report from upstate shows Senator I C Burrows defeated for renomination by Congressman Charlen Townsend of Jackson. Burrows was an insurgent opponent.
Taft and Roosevelt speeches to a vast Minnesota crowd contrasted views on federal control of waterways. Roosevelt praised Pinchot and Garfit, while Taft urged stronger federal oversight, drawing 95 000 to 100 000 attendees at the state grounds.
The event drew about 60,000 in the grandstand and 49,000 more in the crowd as Roosevelt spoke on wealth distribution and social issues. Supporters cheered amid a sea of banners while a parade of dignitaries and attendees filled the scene, with calls for Teddy’s return in 1912 and strong praise for his advocacy.
A medical statement from Dr J W Scott after a consult with physicians reports James R Keane is very ill with pneumonia in Lexington. The doctors concluded his strong constitution gives him a chance to recover despite the severe case.
Howard Ballard was killed in a Wisner baseball game yesterday when a foul tip struck him in the heart during play at shortstop. The accident occurred in Saginaw Michigan on September 7.
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