Warren Mirror prints police letter on Amann case
John M. Andrews is cleared of suspicion in the Amann murder after state police letter details an investigation to find the real perpetrator. Pvt. Achmoody’s Warren, Pa. inquiry found no charges against Andrews though linked to Amann’s confessions and a water company fraud.
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The
Warren Mirror
Superintendent of State Police
State Constabulary
Amann
Andrews
Warren
Department of State Police
Harrisburg
Eugene F. McLaren
Emile Amann
John M. Andrews
Pvt. Achamoody
D. A. Arird
Arird
Pvt
Arcmoody
Achmoody
Water Company
New York
Hall
Philadelphia
Ralph Stone
Wallace
Warren to Own the Water Plant Negotiations Advance
A Warren Common Council special water committee reached a settlement with the Warren Water Company in Pittsburg on transferring ownership of the water plant. An option on holdings is set at 471,882.58 dollars with a year to complete payment and preserve the borough’s financing path through proposed trust arrangements and bond assumptions.
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Warren
Pittsburg
Warren Common Council
Water Company
Warren Water Company
T. O. Hazen
E. F. Baker
O. P. Nichol
William Schnur
A. M. Lynn
Riley
American Water Works and Guarantee Company
Lawyers Named to Defend Stella Hodge
Judge Hinckley appoints Edward S. Lindsay and C. E. Bordwell to represent Stella Hodge, also Mrs. Arthur L. Drake, jailed after admitting she killed Emile Amann last January. Former Warrren Water Company head John M. Andrews is imprisoned awaiting sentence. If Grand Jury indicts, the Hodge woman will be tried at the September term.
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Edward S. Lindsay
C. E. Bordwell
Hinckley
Stella Hodge
Arthur L. Drake
Emile Amann
John M. Andrews
Warrren Water Company
Andrews
Hodge
Girl Takes Poison at Home in Canastota Tragedy
Grace Robertson aged 17 daughter of R D Robertson of Canastota N Y committed death by her own action after taking poison at the family home. She told her mother I am tired of living. John D Robertson, one of her brothers, is the corporation attorney of Canastota.
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Grace Robertson
R. D. Robertson
Canastota, N.3
John D. Robertson
Canastota
Fire destroys tanks on Rathbun farm. arson arrest follows
A 250 barrel tank and a 100 barrel tank holding about 300 barrels of crude oil owned by Mallory Rathbun Co. were destroyed by fire on the Charles Rathbun farm at Coneville Pa. Lloyd Wilson, 21, is under arrest charged with setting the blaze.
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Mallory, Rathbun & Co
Wellsville
Bradford
Charles Rathbun
Coneville
Here
Lloyd Wilson
Freight Conductor Killed Riding on Train Near Sackets Harbor
Bernard Schoen a 25 year old New York Central freight conductor of Norwood was killed while riding on top of his train near Sackets Harbor when struck by a bridge. He was married with five children.
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Sackets Harbor
Bernard Schoen
New York Central
Norwood
Stella Hodge Talks Again in Murder Case Confession Arrives
Rumors of a second confession by Stella Hodge surface as she reportedly writes Confession No 1 and a typewritten confession alleging coercion by Detective Silcox and Attorney Arird. The documents detail trips from Atlantic City to Philadelphia and claims she lied to free Andrews in the Emile Amann murder case.
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Stella Hodge
Commonwealth
Emile Amann
John M. Andrews
Miss Hodge
A. C. Drummond
First Baptist Church
Drummond
Russell
Andrews
Arird
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Till
Philadelphia
Glade
Kane
Ridgway
Silcox
Atlantic City
Ellwood Hotel
Amana
Bastile
Andrews Defends Pipe Shortage Claim After Emile Amann Murder Conviction
John M. Andrews, convicted of Emile Amann's murder, issues a statement asserting pipe shortage evidence was incomplete and inventories would prove his innocence. He claims pipes were returned to stock when work paused, and vows to face death with a clear conscience if condemned. A Baptist minister condemns yellow journalism over the case.
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John M. Andrews
Emile Amann
Andrews
Durant
California
United Presbyterian Church
Allegheny
Hodgewoman
Chautauqua Sunday Quiet Yet Busy With Events
Chautauqua N Y June 17 a quiet Sunday with multiple meetings and concerts. Bishop J H Vincent leads a 9 am service in the Hall of Christ followed by denominational services at 10 and a sermon at 11 by Rev John Timothy Stone. An afternoon program features Sunday Schools open-air meetings organ interlude and vespers with a sacred song service.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
J. H., Vincent
John Timothy Stone
Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
Charles E. Merriam
University of Chicago
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Jacob Riis
New York
Meddie Ovongton Hamilton
Chautauqua [Library and Scientific Circle
Frank W. Stevens
Public Utilities Commission
Second District
New York State
National Army
Gounod
Hyden
Henry B. Vincent
Har
Rich Americans Arraigned in Senate Speech
Senator Kenyon of Iowa told the Senate that the age is extravagant and money mad. He condemned wealth, noting a $129,000 organ in a New York mansion while bread lines form nearby and girls work for a dollar a week. He called wealth control a vital issue.
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Washington
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
New York
Retired legislator Brit Hart ends life in water tank
Brit Hart aged 63, a Washington Pennsylvania businessman and former State Legislator, ended his life by leaping into a water tank. Children found his hat near the tank and brought it to Hart's office. He was the last surviving family member after his wife, daughter, and other relatives died in recent years. Hart had run a large local grain elevator business.
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Washington, Pa
Brit Hart
Hart
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
An advertising notice urging local businesses to place ads in the Mail to reach broad readership. The brief emphasizes quick exposure and measurable impact for merchants and services seeking heightened visibility.
Kenyon Says Iowa Faces An Extravagant Age
Senator Kenyon argues Iowa is living in an extravagant era, urging attention to rising costs and shifting public priorities amid economic and social change. He frames the moment as a test for governance and citizen resilience.
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Kenyon
Iowa
Boy Hurdled to Death Near Dunkirk
Fernando Kickendorf a 16 year old farm worker from Van Buren was killed near Dunkirk when a speeding eastbound passenger train end struck him on the Lake Shore track. The coroner took charge and he left behind four half brothers in Buffalo Fredonia Van Buren and Jamestown.
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Fernando Kickendorf
J. P. Hall
van Buren
Lake Shore
Dunkirk
Kickendorf
Brigham Road
Kiekendorf
Emery Phillips
Buffalo
Harry Kickendorf
Fredonia
Christopher Kickendorf
Ray Phillipps
Jamestown
Evangelist Billy Sunday Ends Erie Season Profitably
William A. Sunday, former ball player turned revivalist, closed his Erie season with receipts of 70,507 dollars and 77 cents for about ten months of work. He refused a Major League offer at 500 dollars a month, noting evangelistic work yielded record earnings and cost about two dollars per convert.
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William A. Sunday
Erie
Sunday
Rattlesnake maims patient at North Warren asylum
Harry Webster, a Pittsburg admitted patient at the State Hospital in North Warren, handled a rattlesnake he found in the woods and was bitten on the arm. He is listed as between life and death as doctors treat a widespread poison infection.
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Harry Webster
State Hospital
North Warren
Webster
Pittsburg
Reverend Harris Heads to Brazil on World Sunday School Mission
Rev. Herbert S. Harris of the Presbyterian church left Mt Morris on Wednesday evening bound for New York to sail for London on the Carmania. From London he plans to travel to Brazil aboard the Aragon for World’s Sunday School association work.
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Herbert S. Harris
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Morris
New York
South America
World
Sunday School Association
New York City
London
England
Brazil
Aragon
Head of Absolute Life Cult Found Guilty in Chicago Trial
Evelyn Arthur Lee leader of the Absolute Life cult was found guilty on all counts after a three week trial in Chicago. He faced charges of contributing to the delinquency of Mildred Bridges and abducting a youthful follower, with a long penitentiary term likely.
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Evelyn Arthur Lee
Chicago
Mildred Bridges
Disaster at Sea Drowns 32 on Irma Near Costa Rica
A small steamship named Irma sank during a tropical storm after being struck by the Diamante. Thirty-two passengers and several crew members perished, eight passengers escaped, and news reached Port Limon, Costa Rica, from Bluefields on Friday.
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Port Limon
Costa Rica
Bluefields
Wife of Attorney General Carmody Dies in New York
Margaret Carmody wife of Attorney General Thomas C. Carmody died Friday morning at the family residence Peng Yan New York after an illness of nearly two weeks Four daughters and three sons survive.
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Carmody
Margaret
Thomas C. Carmody
Peng Yan
N. Y
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Emil Amann
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Special Water Committee
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Edward S. Lindsey
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Science
Sermon On Press
Andrew
National Army Day
Senator Kenyon
South Africa
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