Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-04
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Court News Notes.


persons have been arrestolson warrants
charging them with rioting on Wednes-
day night, Aug "a.
Slowly but surely the police are
gathering tile evidence and locating
the Individuals who actively partici-
pated in the riot With but one ex-
ception, all of the persons so far ar
rested have pleaded not guilty of the
charge of rioting
Five of the nine persons were ar
raigned at Mondays session of Police
court, as follows:
VIM. Henry alias "Blinky" Henry,
aged 30 years; nolregular occupation;
arrested before. pleaded not guilty
and was bound: over to common pleas
court under $1,000 bond. Officer
Doerler4 and Mahoney were detailed to
arrest Henry Sunday, afternoon. They
found him on South Main St, near the
Kaiser block. Maboney placed him
under arrest and Doerler stepped to an
alarm box to call the patrol While
Mahoneyrwas reading the warrant. the
prisoner started to run. Mahoney fol-
lowed, but when nearly within reach
of him, the officer tripped and fell.
Henry ran around the corner of Ex-
change St, and up an alley. Officer
Doerler pursued MIN and after running
two blocks, was close enough to him
to tell Henry to stop. The latter kept
on running and Doerler pulled his gun
and shot twice. While Doerler did not
try to hit the prisoner, the fellow
Stacked up and Doerler again took him
IN charge. Officer AIahoney in falling
severely sprained and bruised his arm,
and was unable. to be'on duty Tuesday.
Claud Bender-aged IS, no occupation
arrested Sunday afternoon. He plead
ed not guilty, and waived preliminary
examination Bound over to Common
pleas court Bond fixed at $1,000.
oliver Morgan-Aged 21,no occupa-
ton. Arrested Sunday; pleaded not
guilty, and waived preliminary ex-
animation. Bound over to Common
pleas court. Bond fixed at 81, 900.
Frank Viall-aged 40; farmer by oc-
cupation; arrested Saturday night.
pleaded not guilty, and waived prelim-
mary examination. Bound over to
common pleas court Bond fixed at
$1,000.
Frank Whecler-Aged 80, occupation
drayman, arrested Saturday; plead
ed not guilty and waived prelimin-
airy examination. Bound over to Com
mon Pleas court. Bond fixed at 81. 900.
Wm. +. Norton, was arrested Sun
day last on the charge of stealing a
gold watch from Mrs. Ann Enhart,
at the half way house, between Ak
ron and Barberton. Norton pleaded
not guilty to the charge of robbery
and waived preliminary examination.
He was bound over to Common Pleas
court under $1,000 bond
TUESDAYS SESSION.
At Tuesdays morning session of
Police court four persons We're ar
raigned. Three of them pleaded not
guilty, while the fourth, Harvey Earl,
aged 10 years, pleaded guilty to the
charge of rioting. Earl has no regu-
lar occupation. He is member of
Company h., q. n. G. After plead
ing guilty he waived preliminary ex-
animation and Mayor Young bound
him over TO Common Pleas court un-
der bond of 81 600. The others are:
Charles Fink-aged % years; no re-
gular occupation: has been arrested
several times before. He pleaded not
guilty, waived preliminary examina
ton, and was bound over to Common
Pleas court. Bond fixed AT $1,000.
John Roden-aged ~: no regular oc-
cupation, pleaded not guilty, and
waived preliminary examination.
Bound over to Common Pleas court
Bond liked ut $1,000,
Edward Eppley-agcd 30; huckster
by occupation; arrested Tuesday morn
ing. He pleaded not guilty, and waived
preliminary examination. He was
bound over to Common Pleas court
under bond of $500, In addition TO
riotng another serious charge was
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