The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1913-10-09
Nearly 80 Cases are Noticed
for Trial at Coming Term
of the Circuit Court.
TO HEAR TWO MURDER CASES
Calendar of the Court Which Will be
Issued on Thursday Shows That the
Number of Gases is the Largest in
the History of the Circuit.

The October term of the circuit
court will open on next Monday morn
ing and it promises to be one OF the
busiest, if not the busiest, term ever
known in the history Of the county.
The calendar shows that there is a
record list of eighty cases noticed for
trial Of this number thirty five
are criminal cases and there viii be
two murder cases for trial. The calen-
dar as arranged plans for clean up
of every case now pending in the cir
cult court The first day of the SEES
sion will be given over to the hearing
of petitions for naturalization papers,
but it is probable that the trial of
criminal cases will be started on the
second day. In the long list of cases
noticed for trial there are many cases
in which many people in the city and
county are interested. The record list
OF cases IOlloWS;
Issues of Fact for the Jury.
John Piff, plaintiff, VS.. Arthur KEEL,
ly, defendant.
G. Z. Thompson, plaintiff VS., Ke-
nosha County, defendant
st1te 81 W.. ,uail. ara NJ. G. o'Don-
neil, plaintiffs, vs. Kenosha Home Tele-
phone 90. . corporation, defendant.
Fred Hardell u al, plaintiffs, VS..
John r Hamann, ct al, defendants.
Maulsby Kimball, ct al, trustees,
will Emily Kimball, plaintiffs, VS.. J.
Gottlieb & Co, defendants.
Edward Gnatzig, plaintiff, vs.. Wal,
ter Marshall Cowell, defendant.
w. H. Phelps, plaintiff, VS.. Walter
NJ Cowell, ct al, defendants.
Frank A. Achen and Pearl R. Achen,
plaintiffs, VS.. The Dunnebacke Co., de-
fendants.
Frank Breidt, plaintiff, VS.. VIM. Van
Lydegrat, defendant.
The studebaker Corporation of
America, plaintiffs, vs.. Nicholas Pirsch
Company, defendants.
Nels Nelson and Edward Nelson,
plaintiffs, VS. Chester G. Allen, defen-
dant.
Matthias j. Scholey, plaintiff, VS..
Charles ?. Wallig, defendant.
John F. zoubek, plaintiff, vs.. Paul
Friedrich and wife, defendants
Louis Van Houten, plaintiff, VS..
Cyrus Curtis, defendant
Samuel G. Fredson, plaintiff, vs.. The
Dunnebacke Company, defendants.
Clarence Grow, plaintiff, VS.. Philip
Fonk, defendant.
s. Renilli, plaintiff, VS.. Mike Moli-
mari, defendant.
William S. schmitt, plaintiff, VS..
City of Kenosha.
Herman Piehl and wife, plaintiffs,
VS., Clarence Crow, defendant
Jacob Emantian, plaintiff, VS.. w. o.
johnson, receiver G. s NJ. E. Ry, de-
PENDANTS.
John O'Malley plaintiff, VS. William
Mattern, defendant.
Catherine Gee, plaintiff, vs.. 9. & N.
w. Ry., defendant.
Bernard Hermann, plaintiff, VS.. City
of Kenosha, defendant.
Fred ]. La Marche, plaintiff, VS..
John E. Heating and Michael MCGEE
han, defendants.
John Stocker, plaintiff, VS.. Adam
Wisneski and wife, Anton Rynkewich
and Piote Bednarowicz, defendants
Adolph Gloege, plaintiff, vs.. United
Refrigerator and Ice Machine Com
pany. defendants.
Philip schmierer, plaintiff, VS. Unit
ell Refrigerator and Ice Machine Com
pany, defendants.
City Of Kenosha, plaintiff, VS.
Charles Werner, ct al, defendants
State Of Wisconsin, plaintiff, VS..
Thomas B. Jeffrey Co., defendants.
State of Wisconsin, plaintiff, VS..
Marshall Ventilated Mattress Co., de-
PENDANTS,
Issues Of Fact for the Court
Emil Fox, plaintiff, vs.. Arthur G..
Berk, Defending