4 Per Cent The Warren National Bank
The Warren National Bank announces a four percent rate on available deposits and related banking measures. Details outline the bank’s financial stance and customer access to funds amid recent market shifts.
Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
1
Beveridge Seeks Railroads Under Federal Control
Senator Beveridge argues that if the federal government regulates banks it should regulate railroads too. He urges oversight of railroad capitalization and directors, comparing banks to railroads and calling for accountability for railroad leaders as trustees for the people. He cites trusts and large corporations as needing similar governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beveridge
Evanaville
Ina Sheech
Talla
Kleol Corporation
Sugar Trust
Tha Jiomber Trust
The
Cotton Trust
Nolssps
Hon Eaty
Dynamite blasts drift men ashore during recovery attempt
In Kittanning Pennsylvania on September 16 two men Leonard and Frank Gugging were blown ashore when dynamite used to locate a drowned body exploded. Both workers suffered serious injuries and remained in hospital as the drowned body was not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittanning
Leonard
Frank Gugging
Thor Sli
Seriou Divilion
Hoth
Barna Burned by Lightning in Providence Town
Lancaster Pa Sept 16 two barns destroyed during a heavy storm by lightning. One barn belonged to Aplus Clarkson and the other to Albert Thomas. Losses are several thousand dollars. Tenant Maris Rinehart was stunned but survived with only a near collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barna
Lancaster
Providence
Hehtaing
Aplus Clarkson
Albert ‘Thomas
Maris Rinehart
Wilson Nominated for New Jersey Governor on First Ballot
President Woodrow Wilson of Princeton was nominated by the Democrats in New Jersey. He won decisively on the first ballot with about 41 votes more than needed. The platform supported direct nominations, popular election of U.S. senators, and tariff reform while denouncing current tariff policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton University
United States
Tariff Lawn
Trenton S. J
Woodrow Wilson
Prinosion
Nemo ‘Orus
New Jordy
Wilson
Frank
Ke Wenlineh
Foura
de Wilson
Fight Over Buried Gold and the Blackstonian Doctrine
A Wheeling story recounts W. Ginin, a wealthy contractor, accused of stealing 24 124 dollars during a building project on the Shuckhart property. McClain’s Md indicates the case moved to Ohio county authorities after an indictment for theft. Ginin seeks liberty and recovery of the gold, tied to a century‑old buried fortune and the doctrine of flotsam and jetsam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedtidius
Sept. U
W. J.ale Ginin
Wheeling
W. Va
McClain
Wade
de Shuckhart
Holra
Br. Shuckhart
Machiin
Thin City
Ohio County
West Virginia
Haiti
Goodman and Goodwoman in Early English Address Usage
A fragment from the London Family Herald notes that the terms Goodman and Goodwoman or Goody were common in seventeenth century New England. It explains the evolution of address forms and the loss of certain rights, reflecting social and linguistic history of colonial America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman
New England
Goodwoman
Goody
Thowe Low
London
Pamily Herald
Defended New Nationalism and Attacked Corporations Speeches
Colonel Roosdrell denounces dishonest corporations and presses honesty, truth and courage as vital in public life. He champions rural life, education, and the duties of government, criticizing corrupt media and politicians. He calls for citizens to resist wealth influence and uphold truthful public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Roosdrell
Te Furmer
Hite
Hasest Pod
Priv
Mark Twwali
Hen Wilson
Krons
Koltlog
Ile
Cannon Renominated in Statewide Primary After Narrow Win
The yesterday statewide primary featured Cannon defeating Downe by a sizable margin, ousting Standpatter Houtell in the Ninth District and signaling probable defeats for Foss in the Tenth. Analysts note the era of incumbents facing stiff challenges and the near-complete renomination of loyal party members amid the “Log Infa…” scandal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boutell
Chinuso
Ton
Josey UW
Cannon
Congress
Mr. Downe
Henry
Houtell
I. J. Ganaber
Bon
George R. Foss
Tinois
Brokers Used Dummy Accounts in Nixon Favor Check Case
A New York report details a scheme where brokers used dummy accounts to route funds. Witnesses describe checks drawn in Ex Speaker Nixon's name and transfers through brokers to conceal payments, with names like Cole and Rogers appearing in the tangled transactions and credits totaling thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willys
Nadi
Nixon
Getting Serious About Marriage Rumors in Midwestern Town
Town gossip centers on Wlohdub and Midwlelug Hortons as a question of marriage. Residents note he claimed engagement or marriage months ago, while others doubt the seriousness of his commitment. The chatter reflects common local curiosity and skepticism.
First National Bank of Warren Chartered in 1864
First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania was chartered August 6, 1864 for 20 years, extended August 6, 1884 for 20 years, and re extended August 6, 1904 for 20 years, marking expansions of its corporate term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Chinese Royalty Coming to Niagara Falls Met by Governor's Staff
Report indicates Chinese officials and two national security officers, both members of Governor Hughes' staff, will meet at Niagara Falls on September 22. The officials from Beijing are designated to extend courtesies on behalf of the state as part of ongoing cordial exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Sucril
Hughes
Airships for British Army Semi-Rigid Balloon Demonstration
A semi rigid dirigible remained aloft for about half an hour in a British Army display. The Paris event yesterday showcased the craft as part of a military airship program. Funds for construction were raised by a public subscription through the London Morning Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Spt
Gorachoaur-You
Iealy
Lone Jon
Alleged Smuggler Held After Philadelphia Arrest
Woman Louie Musee, arrested in Philadelphia, told a startling story about smuggling jewelry valued at up to 20,000. She faced a hearing before a tabivrtrate and was held without bail for a further hearing, as authorities investigate the alleged theft and possession of valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Louie Musee
Robbery Claims Miss Zubeck Loses Entire Savings
Reading Prefers hiding money in a tink rather than a bank. Miss Mary Zubeck robbed of F180. In Huntingdon Cromwell, William Cromwell, John Cromwell, Harry Achion and Shirman Culchill acquitted of counterfeiting charge after a fragmented flyer dol- Iave appears in court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Zubeck
Huntingdon
William — Cromwell
John Cromwell
Harry Achion
Shirman Culchill
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Warren National Bank
Bankin
Warren, Pa
New Jersey
Tim
Princeton
Ieok
Huy
Aueblio
Corporation
Johnny Haytin
Eswex
Javolon
W. W. Cole
Roosevelt
Riverhead
Ma Rodore
Gradit
Mr. Roger
New York
Urowi
Graf Ton Commission
Urchery
Alexander, Huckley
Fdential Clave
Wing Waal & Cunningham
Mackley
Tiuly
Mr. Cole
Ak AL
Vrowlund
Conde
Ropers
Cole
Morton ‘Troat Company
F. Goodsell
Towers
Arnica
Isis
Mr Rogers
Mme
State Banking Department
OIL City Trust CO
Oil City, PA
Joseph Seep
George Lewis
H. R. Merritt
Warren County
W. Jamieson
T. Conarro
F. Ky Russell
Pi R
H. Winger
Teller
Corry Fair
Corry
Meral Hall
C. H. Henderson Piano Company
N. Center St
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