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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1911

Page

4

Woman dies after fall from hotel window in St Louis

Mrs. Max Judell of 305 Union Boulevard died at City hospital after injuries from a third story fall at the Vendome hotel. A man who accompanied her checked in and left hours later. detectives found $70 on her, and a note from her husband Max Judell, a wealthy traveling salesman. Police seek the escort and probe foul play.

St. Louis Max Judell Union Boulevard City Hospital da. m St. Pappas Tillie Mitchell Max Judel Ju- Pell

UNABLE TO AGREE Pittsburg widow clash over husband

Mrs. Ann Catherine Sharp, first wife of Peter Sharp of Pittsburg Kan, returned from New Orleans after a long separation since the Chicago fire. Her arrival led to a clash with Sharp’s second wife who married him after his first wife disappeared. The earlier family rift had involved a son and a mother moving to New Orleans.

Pittsburg Kan Ann Catherine Sharp Peter Sharp Chicago New Orleans Mr. Sharp Sharps

Schedule of Offices to Be Filled at Coming Primaries

A State Department pamphlet outlines uniform primary filing with County Commissioners for all borough and township offices. Rules cover one nominating method per district, term dates, and the extending of terms to four years for most public officers. School directors face three term options six four or two years with separate ballot groups.

State Department

Wiley Under Fire for Adulterated Food Stand Against Foes

Dr. Harvey Washington Wiley, chief of the bureau of chemistry, United States department of agriculture, faces accusations of technical law violation amid a campaign by interests opposing his fight against impure drugs and adulterated foods. A native of Indiana, he is 67, with a medical degree from Indiana Medical College and postgraduate study at Harvard. He taught chemistry at Purdue from 1874 to 1883 and authored numerous works.

Harvey Washington Wiley Bureau of Chemistry United States Department of Agriculture Terests Wiley Indiana Indiana Medical College Harvard

Hearing of John M Andrews New Trial Arguments in Warren

Testimony continued as Judge Hinckley adjourned until Wednesday. Martz testified about alleged fabrication by Perkins detectives and H G Myers of the Pinkertons. Mrs Eddy and Stella Hodge provided conflicting accounts about killings and confessions while witnesses discussed interviews, letters, and possible manipulation of the case.

Charles E. Martz Martan Warren Perkins Detective Agency Martz H. G. Myers Pinkertons Andrews Cochran Hinckley Perkins Amann James Eddy Commonwealth Myers Carver House Cochran Martz Oscar Thor Eddy Pittsburg Lynn Miller Arirdl Lyons Water Company Scarlett L. L. Russell Stella Hodge Emile Amann Silcox Atlantic City Hodge

Stella Hodge recants Atlantic City confession in Warren trial

Stella Hodge swore a hand written statement in county jail refuting the Atlantic City confession. She describes meetings with Arird Till Max and Silcox, a promise of reward, and coercion to say she killed Amann as accidental. The statement was read in court July 17, 1911, and the testimony closed with addresses to the court.

Charles B. Ayers Mrs. Eddy Myers Andrews James Eddy Wallace Amann Commonwealth Kane Ridgway Philadelphia Atlantic City Silcox Majestic Warren Lyons Cochran Russell Miss Hodge Stella Hodge Pennsylvania Avenue E Max Mr. Till Arird Pennsylvania Avenue East Glade Kane, Pa Scarlet Mr. Scarlet Mr. Silcox Till Mr. Silecox the Majestic Harrisburg Wheeler H. Park L. L. Russell

No More Women Clerks at Southern Pacific

The Southern Pacific railway will not hire female clerks in the passenger department any longer. With 36 women currently employed, men will replace them as they resign. Officials cite marriage timing and limited ability to advance within the railroad as reasons for the policy.

Southern Pacific San Francisco Southern Pacific Railway

Wanted Nurses for the Insane in Warren Pa

Help wanted notice seeking women aged 21 to 30 for nursing at the State Hospital Warren Pennsylvania. Training provided, wages 18 dollars per month with possible advance for ability. No experience required. references needed. Apply to Superintendent, State Hospital, Warren. August 3 1917.

Superintendent of State Hospital Warren

For Sale Scotch Collie Puppies Inquire Orrin Russell

A classified notice offers Scotch collie puppies for sale with contact Orrin S. Russell in Warren Pennsylvania. The listing indicates available dates July 20 to July 31.

Orrin S. Russell Warren

When to Enter Clarion State Normal School Opens Sept 12

The Fall Term of the Clarion State Normal School opens Tuesday September 12 with student enrollment the day before. Prospective students are encouraged to apply early for room. Write at once to J George Becht, Principal, Clarion, Pa.

Clarion State Normal School

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Man American Press Association Harvey W. Wiley John M. Andrew Ther Stella Hodges J. George Becht Clarion, Pa
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