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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
5
The article urges wage earners to open a savings account to protect their future and dependents. It promises safety and immediate accessibility with deposits starting at one dollar and four percent interest compounded semi-annually.
A Jamestown street car returning from Celoron with passengers jumped the track near Third Street car barns at 9 15 Sunday evening. The car barely avoided a 25 foot embankment after striking a bent electric wire pole and with wheels on rails, the forward truck inner wheels struck the outside rail, preventing disaster.
Oil City has commenced an action against the Postal Telegraph Co for a little less than $200 alleged as a tax on poles. The tax per pole is 50 cents. A suit is also pending between Titusville and the Postal. Former Pittsfield Man Died in Toledo Ohio. F M Dalrymple of Toledo died Monday after long illness from cancer. He lived much of his life in Pittsfield and will be buried there. Mother Drinks Poison After domestic abuse she drank bedbug poison to kill herself and her two children. She is at St Vincent hospital expected to recover.
Attorneys Arird and Scarlett for John M. Andrews, convicted of first degree murder in Warren, plan to file a motion for a new trial claiming a juror influenced by a tipstaff during Cochran's speech. They will cite new evidence, hope for a fair trial, and intend to appeal to the state Supreme Court if denied.
Regular borrowers may take up to six books on one card for out of town summer use, three of which may be fiction. Four weeks due with three cent daily fines after due date. Books exchangeable. return postage prepaid. Out of town addresses required. card held at library. Books added since June 1 1910 cannot be borrowed this way and library may restrict further titles.
Stella Hodge declares a voluntary statement detailing family background and age 36 as part of the Emil Amann case. The sworn affidavit, dated June 26, 1911, was witnessed by Notary Public George A. Bourgeois and notes Hodge’s relations in Bradford County Pennsylvania.
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