Andrews and Amann seen in quarrel on day of crime
Court opened with Judge Walling ruling that a statement by John M. Andrews about mortgage charges against the Water Company was not material evidence. Witnesses testified to a heated argument between Andrews and Amann near the city building the day of the murder. Prosecution showed a potential motive tied to the Water Company crisis. The defense challenged admissibility, but court limited evidence to what could be used by higher court standards.
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Specifdl
Brjey
Walling
Totter
John M. Andrew
Ware
Yio
Peveral Liven
Strait
Hum Martin
Andrews
Amann
Miau Gertrude Diebel
Nest
Witnema
Witnena
Reddy
Andruwa
Mr. Lynn
Pittsburg
Water Company
Lynn
Supreme Court
Witness Admits Former Perjury in Andrews Murder Trial
Erie May 21 The trial of John M Andrews for the murder of Himmle Avinnn featured sensational testimony. William Mewenger claimed money was offered before a prior trial and Clarence Rice testified his defense evidence in Warren a year ago was false, accusing D A String counsel of knowledge of the untruth. The case saw debate over introducing the Purdy letter from 1810, with Judge Wal Ting delaying ruling. The letter suggested that if convicted, lives would be at risk, and prosecutors argued its relevance to Andrews services to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
John M. Andrews
Himmle Avinnn
William Mewenger
Commonwealth
Clarence Rice
Warren
Rice
D. A. String
Andrews
Cidurun
Tate
Cochran
Purdy
Wal Ting
J.B. Purdy
Pittsburg
Amteriond Water Company
Hin
Warn
Amiana
Coch
Searles
Moke
Hearlett
Hval Delage
Anep Mathan
Richeson's Brain Normal After Execution
Boston May 22 The autopsy on the body of executed murderer C V T Richeson showed normal cranial structure. Dr George B Migfrath Suffolk County medical examiner announced the post mortem findings in the presence of other physicians. The report notes conditions usually met with and concludes on page seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Toss
Clan McA
T. Richenon
George B. Migfrath
Mediaal
Suffolk County
C. VT. Richeson
Corry Brick Wins Erie General Electric Plant Contract
Corry brick firm awarded the contract to supply the large General Electric plant near Erie. D Warren De Rosay of Corry was named to deliver 400,000 Corry brick immediately with initial shipments to begin soon. The local brick beat six rivals in tests by a leading manufacturing firm and will be used exclusively. The Corry plant will operate continuously with capacity expanded to meet heavy orders this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Erie
D. Warren de Rosay
de Rosay
Chased Rebels Across the Line Near Texas Border
Report from Manens Texas on May 22 describes Mexican rebel soldiers crossing the Rio Grande into American territory opposite Pabsas, about 39 miles east of Hi Pam. Troop B of the Fourth United States Cavalry pursued the rebels as they parleyed near the border. rebels claimed they did not recognize U S troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manens
Tex
Pabsas
Hi Pam
Rio Grande
Fourth United Sates
Ho Hine
Aebels
Ee Beales Trope
Erty
Cnetie United Staten Forces
Ayhie Wien
State Rangera C. M1
Webster
Charles Moory
Tose Cordova
United States
Guidaforpe
Tetloreie
Rite
Robels
Guadaloupe Contested as Rebels Near Arrival
Reports from Colonel T. Z. Stever commanding the Texas military department indicate the federal forces have abandoned Guadaloupe and that the rebels expect to claim it with a surge when they reach the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Z. Stever
Military
Department of Texas
Guadaloupe
Yale Hero Barlow Dominates 100 Yard Dash
ELI BARLOW of the city, a Yale student, emerged as a standout in the Yale Harvard meet. He won the 100 yard dash, helping Yale amass 38 points. Earlier, in the Yale Princeton test, Barlow placed high, earning his letter and gaining university notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Harvard
EN Barlow
Wright Denies Stock Ownership in City Light
Corry Pa May 2 1912 statement disputes that select councilman Tam right was a stockholder in Corry City Electric Light Co. The Journal clarifies Mr Wright does not own any shares. PILES CURED 1N 8 to 14 DAYS PAZO OINTMENT ad note.
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Difleete
The
Corry Gty Electric Light Co
Journal
Yentering
Tam
City Electric Light Co
Whr
Hoople
Wright Joey
Corry City Electrle Light Company
Thought Dead Woman Prepared Breakfast For Children
In Santesville Pennsylvania on May 22 Mrs Leah Warner aged 80? years sat in her rocking chair and appeared asleep to children playing nearby. At midnight Fred Rutt returned home, called to her and found she had died. Mrs Warner had been caring for the children and had prepared breakfast before dying in the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santesville
Leah Warner
Fred Rutt
Warner
Vosn
Opening Dance Friday at North Corry Dancing Pavilion
Opening Friday evening May 24 invites all to a grand dance at the North Corry Pavilion. Special car service to the venue, admission free, dancing five cents per set or six dollars for the evening. Pine indicates a lively event with a featured program for attendees. Ladies are especially invited to the dancing affair starting at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Corry
Vnrance
Planting cabbage and geraniums for porch boxes
Promote easy planting of cabbage and ponies with a simple line of vegetables and flowering plants. The ad highlights geraniums, vines, and porch boxes from W. D. Rowe at 675 B. Wayntra treat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Rowe
B. Wayntra
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National
Warren, PA
National Bank of Corry Corry. Fs
W Olds
Bearlutt
Eutabush Andrew
Sheffield
W. H. Allen
St . Andrews
H. B. Brethal
Chicago
Andrewe
Ralph W. Stone Wan
Stons
Andréwa
Yad
Tom
Washington
Jake Amano
Page
Firot Andrews
Richeson
Homa
Virginia
Beven
Rebiela
Alto
Auidatoupe
Eli Barlow
MR. Wright
Corry
Oil City Crust Co
First National Bank of
First Mortgage Waterworks
General Public Utility Corporation
Citizens National Bank
Ee Peat 14
Desmond
Law
Jas. L. West
BW. Pannen
Avot
Cesbler
J. R. Graves
the Old Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
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