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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
1
Dr Anson C Greenlee and Dr Sophia E Greenlee advertise their osteopathic practice in Corry Pennsylvania. They report installation of a new Oxyaline apparatus for treating obstoulous bronchitis asthma anemia neurasthenia syphilis and acute and chronic diseases of the hospitalatory and circulatory system. Office rooms 1 3 and 4 Ajax Building.
Corry High School beat Falconer 87 to 21 in a fast paced game. Lyons and Cowles led scoring for Corry, with strong defense and rebounding securing the win as the team improves its pace and basket shooting. The crowd packed the school gym while plans for next week’s game at Sheffield were announced. Meanwhile W Weeks earned a prestigious medical appointment in New York, reflecting well on Corry alumni and the school’s rising profile.
In Albany and New York, officials debated Governor Dixs handling of Folke Brandts case as the legal process moves forward. Attorneys insisted Brandt was legally convicted and that the investigation should focus on the crime, while letters suggest Gov Dix championed Brandts cause and raised questions about the prosecution.
In a recent city incident two strangers offered a year of the Buffalo Evening News for 60 cents with a 40 cent umbrella premium. They collected 30 cents in advance and promised delivery later, but many locals dropped in fear of a scam as no letters or umbrellas appeared.
A Cincinnati farmer reports a cow that yields green milk prompting chemists and officials to seek analysis. The owner suspects a water mix or pigment. observers note unusual color while the cow remains under veterinary observation for explanation.
In a jumble of terms a coal yard advertises Pittsburg lump and anthracite blends. The note mentions Ginoke Bray TiN and Acie Milling Ga 104 in unclear contexts. Readers are left unsure of exact items, prices, or quantities due to garbled OCR.
Mrs Pankhurst, a prominent suffragette, was arrested after a window smashing incident. Police took her into custody as authorities vowed to curb militant protests surrounding the suffrage movement.
London suffragettes smashed windows of three major department stores and other premises after mass meeting as MPs prepared to skip a suffrage bill. About sixty women were arrested, including Mrs Pankhurst, as police restored order after the bold protest in the West End and across Haymarket Bond Street and Oxford Street.
London reports say Asquith plans to rush a minimum wage bill to parliament amid a coal strike paralyzing Wales and Scotland. Owners refuse to concede and conference adjourns with no settlement. Government mobilizes troops. Wales violence shocks rail travel as ministers warn of deeper economic disruption.
Secretary of State Knox visited Port Limon Costa Rica aboard the USS Washington March 3. A train trip to San Jose followed with an elaborate welcome and a public reception. Contingent rumors and placards warned of possible disturbances in Colombia if Knox visits, prompting security checks and patrols.
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