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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1912

Page

2

Andrews Returning to Erie After Murder Trial

The Erle Dispatch reports John M. Andrews will return to his city tomorrow after resting in Pittsburgh to restore health. He faces ongoing threats from enemies and plans for his family remain undecided. Andrews emphasizes defending himself and staying where friends learn the truth amid political tensions in Warren County.

Erle Erle Lice Club John M. Andrews Kinsle Amann Pittabike Mr. Andrews Tunderaland Andrewn Jp Andrewa Warren Warren County

Murderer’s Trial Delayed Over Missing Key Witness

In Smathswork yesterday the murder case of Roscarlo Giggloul faced a delay as defense moved to continue to October due to the absence of a crucial witness. The motion was initially withdrawn then renewed and granted by the court three hours later, with costs and peace bond set.

Bradford Man Badly Injured After Track Accident

William Sharpe a brakeman in Bradford was fatally injured yesterday when he fell from a moving car on the track. He was found with a severed leg above the knee and was taken to Bradford hospital for care. The circumstances remain unclear as no eye witnesses were present.

William Sharpe Bradford Sharpe Clymer Hinisinger Drohn Ounkle Hamkeed Ligflalo Mayville Hattale

Plant nursery stock and bedding plants offered

Delery and Pepper announce availability of tomato, Danish Ballhead and Jersey Wakefield cabbage, cauliflower, Balvin, Sweet Almond, Asters and Pansies. Stock includes Double and Hinges Hrdman and Vines at 75 E Wayne St.

Delery Pepper Balthead Harry Jersey Hrdman W. D. Stone Wayne St. Wy

Water system blamed in Standard factory fire defense trial

Proceedings opened in Union City as Wirle June G etense case contends low water pressure and supply failures were key factors in the Standard factory blaze. Testimony focused on water mains, hydrants, and rail traffic delaying fire response while plaintiffs seek $45,900 and up to $80,000 in damages against the railroad and factory owners.

Wirle Freeirieneeeriannige Uimnton Cie Ely Court Dudea Benson Werle Tawyer Union City Ire Arelehe Lincoln Street Mtoruoye William A. Jordan Pittubire JO. Hetteler Mucking & Stroms C, Hutch H. L. Church Roy J, Fenno C.K. Tiden George Burger Standard Company

Coming of Columbia at Lyric Theater Tomorrow

A historic film event will screen at the Lyric Theater, featuring three replica caravels built to mimic Columbus’ ships and refitted by Selig. The production uses a verified logbook of Columbus to recreate the voyage, promising a sensational showcase for tomorrow afternoon and evening.

Columbia Columbus U. S Sell Selig

Lear to Fly an Aeroplane Now

Special low rates offered to applicants to begin aviation training. Focus on motor propeller construction and tying thoroughly. The Guarantee Company advertises this offer through P O Box 61d, Harviburg, Pas Titty with emphasis on aviation readiness and beginner accessibility.

Lear Schaol Harviburg Pas Titty

Brakeman Gunkle Killed on Erie Freight Train

A brakeman named Gunkle was killed when a New York bound freight train No 76 eastbound between Meadville and Jamestown halted near Niobe. Thomas Sullivan 86 of New York, shot during the strike and robbery attempt, identified as the victim, while five suspects were arrested and police investigated.

Tampatown N.Y Thomas Hullivan New York Fraight Vintonity Corry Futlivann Oden Juga van Henk Akoud Jamestown Sind Vie Revolv Yern Clyde Peterson Garfield Harry Sharples Eric Hartquist Wille Jowett Sullivan Erio Union City Buffalo Meadville Hoe Niobe Tran Tayo Bop Togango Jamed Town George C. Harrison Thomas E. Reeder Vane Hernard Kelly Kelly Union Oly

Work to Begin Soon on Traddon Line Extension between Tinisville and Cambridge Springs

June 6 Work will start Monday June 24 on extending the Traddon company's line from Tinisville to Cambridge Springs under Central Pennsylvania Railroad control. A Chicago financial institution underwrites 400000 in bonds. Seventeen miles of steel rails to be supplied by the Lackawanna Steel Company. Work aims to have cars running between Tinisville and Cambridge Springs this fall.

Th Lockawanna Steel Company Cambridige Inn Aidf Tinisville Cambridge

Big Frost Reminder At Buffalo Bill Show

From the Oil City Derrick a weather note recalls the Big Frost of June 7 1859 that hit farmers. It describes a gloomy Saturday with frozen crops Corn Wheat and oats scorched and ground damaged. Farmers faced delayed planting repairs and re sequencing of fields due to the cold wave.

Oil City Buffalo Bill Lata Thoroly

End of the Sibley Case In Warren County Court

Warren County court under Judge Hinckley quashed indictments against C. J. Crandall Geo. Mann D. M. Howard and Frank Taylor in a 1910 campaign defraud case for Congress. The ruling followed a lengthy hearing with D. T. Ball defending and W. T. Lindsay prosecuting. The courtroom action ends the notable investigation and no further steps were expected.

Warren Hinckley Arka Belberg Ciuke Warren-Alk Warren-Alk-Venango-Parent Couunties Warren County Court C. J. Crandall Geo. Mann D. M. Howard Frank ‘Taylor Judea Hinckley D. T. Ball W. Ti. Lindsay Orbans Cme Frank Taylor Congregaran Bibley Ion Warfresh Tin

New Sand Plant To Be Built In Franklin Pennsylvania

Franklin Pa a new sand plant will be built by the Dick Band company of Franklin near Lake Shore railroad about two miles west of Polk. The plant near Cochranton was destroyed by fire and will have machinery moved to the new location. The plant will have a capacity of 400 tons per day and will supply material for the atom industry.

Franklin Dick Band Company Franklin Wong Ling Lake Shore Railroad Polk Cochranton Wan Atom Carmegio Company

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