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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
1
Parents can start children's accounts to teach thrift and build future funds. Accounts accrue 4 percent annual compound interest, with parents retaining control until the child reaches adulthood. The bank advocates mail banking and urges familiarity with its services.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Warren National Bank and security and service themes. The readable fragments suggest a notice or brief about security matters possibly involving banking services, but details and context are too unclear to determine specific actions, dates, or entities beyond the bank name.
Delegates at Saratoga Springs pressed to finalize the Republican ticket as Brackett and Newcomb clash over planks and state convention power. Taft supporters rally as opposition seeks direct primary and broader reform. The gathering adjourns to resume at 10 AM amid tense bargaining and party infighting.
Aviator George L. Gumbnaugh, linked with Cort Fisher in promoting an airline venture, died after a plane descended rapidly. He tried to regain control, was thrown from the craft, and struck the ground about 40 feet from the impact point in North Manchester. An automobile crash injures a woman aviator and an aeroplane constructor.
Report from Lyons dated September 27 notes aeroplane constructor Charles Voloin and Baroness De La Roche, famed woman aviator, were involved in a crash. The baroness, once a showgirl at the Sarah Bernhardt theater, is described as severely injured, while Voloin Kiplang is also mentioned in connection with the incident and prior aviation feats.
Pearson, in an American Lumber District 150 miles southwest of Juarez, faced a siege threat from about 600 rebels. Federal forces around 460 defended Pearson as 500 cavalry moved from Casas Grandes to reinforce, with all bridges between Casas Grandes and Pearson buried. A courier said rebels loomed near the town though no attack had occurred.
Seven army officers declined aviation duty citing insufficient pay, while Captain Charles D. P. Chandler of the Army Aviation School at College Park Maryland notified 10 applicants they could be appointed to the corps. Nearly 700 officers applied to join the aviation school. many were eliminated due to medical, physical qualifications, marriage, or other factors. about 109 offers were outstanding.
London dispatch reports Captain Thomael Hemming Day and companions, who fled BL Patern Dirgt in a motor boat Datralt, survived the Atlantic and will sail to New York tomorrow. Caplin plans to AFFAny. an international motorboat Tate departs from New York to Paris.
A monk from the Ramé monastery in Chioth abandons monasilolam to exploit a stigmatic rifle he invented. He claims 25 shots per minute and seeks a patent, despite orders to destroy the plans. The war office is now involved.
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