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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1911
Page
1
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More than twenty Bryn Mawr students refused attire rules, marching to their rooms after a confrontation over wearing shorts and a mid length skirt. The tailor said distinguishing the new garments from standard wear was nearly impossible as crowds gathered and a campus official advised restraint.
In St. Petersburg on March 11 widow Verestobaxn of painter TipAlan Vosulil Verestobagin, noted figure in art circles, reportedly shot herself in Port Arthur during an April 104 incident while battling cancer.
An old advertisement touts Ecrema as a universal skin cure from Downey drug store. It promises relief for eczema acne pimples and other skin conditions with a single application and claims widespread success in thousands of towns nationwide. The ad urges readers to try a bottle on the store's recommendation.
The trial of Mrs. Melber for the murder of her infant son opened with her attorney challenging jury rights. Prosecutors testified to her suicidal threats and confusion, while witnesses described her state after the abduction and murder. The defense argued her mental condition and lack of informed rights, as she faced questions about intent and possible self harm.
Gloveland, March 11. Three year old Ammo Blows tal died after ingesting four ofinges of acid. Mrs. Btone attempted first aid in her second floor room as the boy fell to the floor. Neighbors and emergency help arrived, but the child died minutes later despite efforts.
Mrs Schenk faces renewed indictment for allegedly attempting to poison her husband John O Schenk. Judge Jordan postponed the trial to March 15, allowing a later retry, while defense and prosecution argued over the motive and evidence in a tense courtroom sequence. The report notes lingering questions about the couple's dispute and the trial's readiness.
Reports circulate in Mexico and the United States that President Diaz is in fair health while revolts continue. General Bernardo Reyes may soon return to command the federal troops, with speculation on the impact of his leadership on quelling the uprising and stabilizing the nation.
Mort Bin Houston reports that some officers expect Japan trouble connected to the Mexican revolution while others see only peaceful maneuvering. Observers note army readiness and potential mobilization along the border, with rumors of units to ports and troop movements affecting border towns as U.S. forces are said to be building in Texas.
From Washington, March 41, reports indicate new policy focus by the state department aimed at halting contraband smuggling and troop movements related to the Maxtoan order. The notice suggests tightened measures at border fronts and possible shifts in enforcement strategy nationwide.
Fragmentary wartime note discusses compulsory inoculation and penalties for noncompliance. References a peace and defense planning body, the Palc or state department, and mentions about 2,000 troops near San Antonio and expected encampment.
New York dispatches report Mexican officials including Senor Jose Limantour at the Hotel Pinores and Hotel Astor reacting to U S intervention threats. A friend quotes Limantour saying Mexico will not be goaded into action and notes anxiety over insurgent movements near the northern boundary. Gustavo A. Middleton, brother of the insurgent leader, urges insurgents to enter Mexico by May 18 with triumph.
Indianapolo, md March 11 Henry Lane Wilson denied making any derogatory comment about President Diaz. He said he would return to his post in Mexico when his mother’s condition allowed, insisting he enjoyed full confidence of his superiors and the Mexican government. He claimed misquotations in various interviews and rejected claims of praising Diaz’s senility.
Albany reports Adjutant General Willim Verbeck received telegrams from 14 organizations listing officers for Texas maneuvers. Most regiments in New York City back volunteers, naming captains, majors, and lieutenants. Additional names and follow ups expected as officers consent to join the force.
A vaudeville actress Avital Deschotts aged 25 wed Chinese merchant Lee Ting aged 45 in Hoquiam Washington with a justice of the peace officiating. Deschotts is of Spanish parents and resides in Pittsburgh. Lee Ting owns a clothing store in Hoquiam and was born in San Francisco.
Miss Florence Warwick of New Mareh Conn vanished after boarding the Dominion Line steamship Monroe last Tuesday afternoon. The crew found her stateroom empty and her friends fear she may have gone overboard during a night voyage through rough seas. Officials deem suicide unlikely. her relatives and authorities continue to search for clues.
A garbled dialogue portrays Warming and Birt Heggar in a tense exchange. The speakers argue over money and advice while a third party, Heggar, questions tone, intent, and social behavior in a crowded public space. The fragment hints at conflict and ridicule.
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