Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-04-12
SuPER!llR=e0URT.
Criminal Docket Opens To-
day--plenty Of Material,
George Il, Bangs Indicted in
Ward 3 Election Case.
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Liquor Cases viii BE First to De
Called.

! Tn criminal docket Of the superior
court was called Monday morning. and
! thv list 81 indictments which were not
made public Monday was called Tues
day. The syandjury did not complete
its duties until Tuesday noon, and at
! O'Clock Tuesday afternoon reported an
! i;lictmcar AGAINST George II. Bangs Of
this city charged with tamparing with
luhe ssaHuts et. WARD >. in the sprins
IeicCticH. Ny. BANKS was arraigned and
! pleaded rut guilty tn the indictment.
! ana wa placed under $5d9 bends tor
his ~. tlcaace AT this terra Of court.
1ia 4. b.naaii ard otis c. Webster OF
t'};,, II, aprhshvd the bonds.
| Pc ,.ilge. i,.aere Mo-. Cee9ss=
0o4lar. o,,eion Butl,r. MISC t.HanAy5les.
F.arn Woman. John pouiin and Henry
Talherth ali of WaterE Tile, pleaded net
guilty ~ the charges of maintaining
liqnnr nuisanccs and were held in the
SUM al $a00 for taeis appearance in
this term OF court. All furnished bonds.
Louis Gerioax Of Wateryille pleaded
not guilty to the charge of maintain
ms liquor nuisance and was placed
uGder $jta bonds. bat the bonds We're
lpgthQ ming aud he WAS remaaded to
Jail
Henry StiekneN of Augusta pleaded
not sdtlty to the same charge and was
also remanded 10 jail because he was
unable to furnish the $500 bonds.
Elmer Cote Of Watervillc pleaded no;
< Iiity tn two indictments. one for
keeping a house~o i'll fame and the
other for an attempt to procure an
abortion. He was remanded - Jail, as
he was unable To furnish bonds.
Harry w Martin of West Gardiner
pleaded noIo contendere to the charge
Of breaking. entering and larceny. and
was renamed to jail To await the SEN
tenee of the court. Lawrence MeCurdy
o. Gardiner pleaded guilty to the
charge Of larceny and was reEanded
10 Jail t. await sentence. Cecil Carver
OF Gardiner pleaded nolo eontendere to
the charge of breaking, entering and
larceny. and his attorney, q. B. Clason
of Gardiner. requested that he be plac-
ed under the care OF probation Of
ticer.
Youns Carver. who is but l. years
IF age, was placed ON the stand and
question after question was asked him
NptiNti tiI1 SCI d pt- Dtil lit 0iu ilOl
feel very much disposed. TO answer
them, md he showed no contrition for
his crime. SO Judge Hal ordered that
ne BE- sent back 10 Jail. to await fur
.her proceedings of the court.
Raymond Brann of Gardiner an ac-
compfice of Carver. pleaded guilty to
the charge and went on the stand and
told how Carver took out the pane of
glass and broke into the store Beth
boys had very vivid recollections of
what happened that night. Brann was
sent back to Jail to awaitsfurther pro-
ceedings.
Fred Mason of Watorville was plead
Cd not guilty to the charge of assault,
with intent 10 MAIN. and gave $500
cash bail for his appearance from day
to day.
Charles Stewart and Alfred Bushard
were fined 500 and costs for marrying
inmates OF the stat School for Girls.
Albert Howard u Augusta pleaded
not guilty to :he charge OF cheating
by false prctences. and furnished bonds
for his appearance from day to DAY.
Edward Gcedson, John Is. McNadie.
Thomas Mccarthy and Fred Lashus
an Of Naterville, pleaded not guilty to
the charge Of larceny and as all were
unable to furnish bonds they were re-
thanded 70 Jail. Ia await trial
Levi l., Eackejt of Readhe!a pleaded
not guilty 10 the charge of conceal
ment of morteaGed property and fur-
n!shed bonds Tor mis- appearance in
court.
joseph Micua Of Watcryi,Ie pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of larceny and
as he MS unable To f,lrniah bonds he
was relnanded to Jail, II await trial.
Frank +. Look of Gardiner pleaded
not guilty to the charge Of attempt to
commit adultery and furnished bonds
for his appearance in court.
The liquor cases Will be the first on
the docket for trial which viii begin
this morning.