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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1912
Page
1
Warren National Bank promotes children's savings accounts with parental control until majority and 4 percent semi annual compound interest. The notice also mentions Henry Watterson's illness and return plans from New York.
Reports say Bulgaria and Servia issued a joint note to Turkey demanding Macedonian autonomy and warning that non compliance would trigger war. Troops are being assembled at the frontier with caution to avoid alarm as rumors of a broader conflict spread. Premier Vanitch of Servia advocates autonomy as the sole path to peace.
Governor Wilson warns New York Democrats against nominating Governor Dix or any candidate led by a single figure. He argues the party should act with independence and not be controlled by Tammany Hall or Mr Murphy. The piece notes internal pressure at Syracuse and the broader progressive stance within the party.
Reports from Sofia say crowds gathered as rumors spread that a mobilization decree would be proclaimed Sunday evening. Demonstrations in support of war occurred while soldiers from Varna and other troops moved toward the frontier. The cabinet chaired by Dea Ferdinand amid closed ministerial sessions and scarce newspapers. King George of Greece ended his visit to Copenhagen and postponed plans to visit Paris due to Balkan tensions.
The Pennsylvania railroad system plans a 1918 order totaling about 260000 tons to be placed shortly under Wood, with 150000 tons aimed for the current year. The United States Steel Corp is expected to accept an order for 125000 tons, while Cymbria and Pennsylvania Steel Co will likely supply about 62100 tons each.
A late night arrival led by Charles Murphy signals continued support for Dix over Murphy. Senator O'Gorman and Governor Wilson discuss private talks while Murphy's backers vow a last‑ditch fight against any Murphy backed governor candidate. Osborne and local figures condemn Tammany control and push for Dix replacement.
Vague text discusses Republicans and Democrats, tariff changes, and political organization. Mentions vetoes, promises, and upcoming vote. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR. Overall tone urges party activity and caution about consequences of outcomes.
Sept 30 to March clash between Industrial Workers of the World and Lawrence police left officers slightly wounded. Paraders fired a revolver shot, injuring no one seriously, as hundreds gathered despite rain. The event drew about 19 000 attendees amid tensions over textile labor issues and memory of Anna Loperel.
The fragment shows bank names National Bank of Corry and personnel such as J. Smith and H. Keppel alongside a garbled section praising soap products. It mentions deposits, foreign destinations, and a questionable “yellow” soap label. The text ends with cryptic notes on daily stock variation and cleaning claims.
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