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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
2
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State rests in the Andrews murder trial at Warren Pa after two witnesses. The defense plans to present a broad alibi and challenge Commonwealth evidence. Attorney Jackson asserts Andrews will prove absolute innocence and not excuses, outlining plans to contest Wilbert and Monroinger testimonies and to show Amann’s gun possession ties to the Warren Water Co office on the night of the crime.
The narrative details a murder timeline heard by residents near Sixth Street and Bunker Hill. Witness Hilda Schuler recalls two revolver shots at the Hart residence and a third ten minutes later. Coroner's jury member C A Borger notes no blood in the carriage or horse tracks at the ground, offering limited physical evidence.
The Knights of Columbus and the Daughters of Thabella celebrated the 13th anniversary of the roost council with an assembly in Macombeo Hall. Father McKegney and Father Cantini spoke, then attendees moved to new club rooms in the Barlow block for the opening and a program followed by refreshments.
In Amity township north of the city a state policeman and the township tax collector D R Davids and Bell Hinkson were tried before Justice J J Carter on charges of dynamiting flak and fishing on Sunday in the waters of the north branch of French Creek. Both were found guilty and fined $100 and costs on the dynamiting charge and $20 and costs on the fishing charge. Prosecutions were led by Deputy Fish Wardens J P Albert and Alex McDonald. Wardens Vonneroll and Oxai pleaded guilty to fishing on Sunday in Little French Creek and were fined $20 and costs. The state enforcement of fishing laws continues with efforts and patrols aided by the department.
Reports from Havana say government forces have quelled the Guban uprising in Santa Clara and expect an end in Santiago province. Troops moved to key centers as rebels reportedly hid in roofs and authorities claim 400 rebels remain in Santiago district with thousands already dispersed.
President Taft, upbeat after Ohio results, vows to contest every inch with Roosevelt and head to New Jersey to press his case. He claims 510 delegates at least, sees a majority needed for nomination, and warns of possible challenges to the Chicago convention outcomes. Roosevelt allies push for a Roosevelt victory at Chicago despite Taft efforts.
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