The Calumet news., 1914-06-30
REPORT ON CASES
COVERING STRIKE
Prosecuting Attorney Submits His
SemI.Annual Statement
Continued From First Page.

Illicit cohabitation--one prosecl
tion: one dismissal,
r Carrying concealed weapons
prosecutions 4S convictions; one az
quittal; seven nolle pressed: seve
sentenced for 80 days each, one for
days; eight for 80 days. sentence be
ing suspended; three for Is days; ri
for 20 days; two for 25 days; four sen
fenced and given years probation
twelve paid fines and costs.
Dssorderliness, drunkenness-12
prosecutions: 115 convictions; one ac
quittal: seven dismissed; Al paid fine
and costs: 40 served short sentences
% suspended pending good behavior.
Non -support-14 prosecutions: II
convictions; one acquittal; two dis
missed; seven. sentence suspended
three served sentences.
Vagrant-17 prosecutions; IS con-
victions; one acquittal; one escape.
Dsorderly persons-Three prosecu-
tions: three convictions
Disorderly persons. second offense--
| one prosecution; one conviction.
Disorderly. third offense-one pros
ecution; one nolle pressed.
Prostitution-One prosecution: one
conviction.
Obtaining money under false pre-
tenses-Three prosecutions; one con-
viction: one nolle pressed; one escape
or settlement.
Forgery-One prosecution; one con-
viction.
Carless use Of firearms-One prose-
cution: one discharged on examina-
tion.
Violating game and fish laws-Six
prosecutions: five convictions; one ac-
quittal.
Impersonating officer-One prosecu-
ton: one nolle pressed.
Indecent exposure-one prosecu-
ton: one conviction.
illuminating laboring men-25 pros
ecutlons: 16 convictions; two discharg-
ed on examination; seven escapes or
settlements; six released on suspend
ed sentence for six months: eight re-
leased on suspended sentence for one |
year; two paid fines and costs.
Larceny. unclassified-S1 prosecu-
tons: Is convictions; three acquittals; |
seven nolc pressed; three escapes.
Keeping saloon open Sunday-Two
one conviction; one
nolle pressed.
Selling liquor without license-One
one conviction.
Defrauding liveryman-Two prose-
cutions: two convictions.
Violating motor vehicle law-one
one conviction.
Murder in first degree-Four pros
ecutions: one conviction; one acquit-
tai; two nolle pressed; one sentenced
- wears 10 life.
Murder second degree-SiX prosecu-
tions: four convictions; one acquittal;
one discharged on examination; three
convicted manslaughter and sentenc-
ed for from seven to 10 years; one
manslaughter and sentenced
for from six to II years.
Assault with intent to murder-Ten
six convictions; one ac-
1uittal; three nolle pressed; one con-
yicted simple assault; one of assault
and battery; two Of assault with in
tent To do great bodily harm, one be-
ing sentenced to from 3 to 10 years
and one TO from one to ten years; one
paid fine and costs; one convicted of
'clonious assault and cnvicted TO from
me to three years.
Obstructing and resisting officer
six prosecutions; five convictions;
me discharged; five convicted Of as
,aut and battery and paid fines and
osts.
Violation Of ordinances-12 prose-
utions: IL convictions; one escape or
ettlement.
Breach OF peace-F'ive prosecutions;
hree convictions; two discharged.
Noise and disturbance--Sx prosecu- !
ions: five convictions; one discharged
Perjury-One prosecution; one con-
.iction, released on probation.
Profanity-Ten prosecutions; eight
two dismissed.
Onenses against property, injuring
ame-Three prosecutions; three con-
lotions.
Attempt to destroy property-One :
rosecution; one acquittal.
Receiving stolen property-One pros Q
cution; one conviction.
Selling adultcrated food-Two pros G
Cutions one conviction; one dis
missed.
Illegally exposing oleo for sale-One
rosecution; one conviction.
Throwing missiles at railroad trains