Jurors Seated in Warren Murder Trial of John M Andrews
The Warren trial of John M Andrews for Emile Amann's murder began with 12 jurors to be seated, 94 talesmen examined, 84 objectionable, and three Warren men chosen as jurors amid intense courtroom activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Amann
John M. Andrews
Andrews Murder Trial Develops Sensations Confident of Verdict
The defense and prosecution presented detailed testimonies on the crime scene distances to the Andrews home and the field where the body lay. Witnesses included Mrs Amann and Mrs Offerlee mourning, photographer James Bairstow, and Dr. W S Pierce who described bullet holes and facial wounds with measurements and locations. The session ended with summarizing the bullet paths and adjournment to Monday at 9 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. A. Wheelock
Arthur Offerlee
Amann
Commonwealth
Andrews
R. W. Stone
Wr. Wheelock
Liberty Street
Liberty
Fourth Street
Hickory
Allen
Bath Parlor
Fifth Street
Hickory Street
Wallace
Wheelock
D. A. Arird
Sixth Street
Attorney Arird
James Bairstow
Warren
Bairstow
Arird
Lyons
W. S. Pierce
Pierce
Bayer
Greenland
Jury Panel Names 12 Citizens for Case
The list introduces jurors numbered one through twelve with names and occupations. Notable residents include G W Wright a farmer in Southwest Township, J D Howls a painter near Sugar Grove, L E Russell a clerk from Russell, Jensen Smith a farmer in Freehold, and others from Warren Sheffield Pleasant Pine Grove and Youngsville areas. Ages range from 28 to about 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wright
Southwest Township
Warren
J. D. Howls
Sugar Grove
L. E. Russell
Russell
Jensen Smith
Freehold Township
John A. Wistrand
Youngsville
S. W. Webb
Sheffield
W. L. Klinestiver
Frank H. Trusler
C. G. Ferry
Gauger
Dan Gregory
Pine Grove Two
J. J. Black
Pleasant Two
Witnesses Cross and Claims in Warren Murder Case
George J. Wilbert testified he saw Amann drive with Andrews to the reservoir where Amann’s body was found the next morning. The defense questioned him about wife location and boarding-house details as the trial moved slowly amid tense exchanges. Mrs Emile Amann testified in mourning as the Commonwealth began its case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Commonwealth
Andrews
Harry Andrews
Pittsburg
John M. Andrews
Daniel Gregory
Farmer
J. J. Black
Pleasant Township
Emile Amann
Lyons
Aline
Liberty Street
Wallace
Bunker Hill
William Spinner
Sheffield
Mercer
W. H. Allen
Arird
Allen
Amann
D. F. A. Wheelock
Court Room
George J. Wilbert
Warren Baker
Wilbert
Scarlet
Cleveland
Ohio City
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Andrew
Hinckley
Sheriff Park
T. D. Allen
Hart
Hickory St
Colt
Danville
Richmond
Lulu Amann
The
Scarlett
Mr. Andrews
Court House
James R. Mitchell
George Wilbert