Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-16
MURDER TRIALS
FOR RED WEEK"
Six Cases on September List
May Mean Special Session
For Hearisgs

While District Attorney Michael e.
Stroup declared to-day that he can
not state definitely whether or not a
special week will be set aside for the
trial of the unusually large number
of murder cases the fact that six
defendants are listed to answer FRI
day, September 20 alone. revived the
belief in legal and county circles that
one whole week early in October or
November may have to be designated
as murder week."
The list contains 145 new cases
and twenty-one continued ones and
some thirty-six non-support and
surety hearings
The trial of the half dozen or more
defendants charged with rioting and
company during the recent trolley
mems strike is set for Thursday, Sep
tember 2S.
For "Red Week"
James White and Ellwood Wilson,
two negroes who are to be arraigned
together; Vlada Yovonovic, John o.
Christley and Cornelius Sheppard
for trial on Friday. September 20.
And these cases will likely not be
reached in time for trial.
During the session of surety court
Monday, October 8, the trial of three
BARRIERS for violating the Sunday
blue laws" will be heard. Following
Is the trial list for September Quarter
sessions:
The List
Wednesday Mato Mucar, fel.
entry and lar; Irwin Wittle, fel. entry
and lar. Eber E. Powley, lar; Will
lam Mcbride, lar: Edmund c. Haw-
thorn. lar. as bailee; Charles Heller,
lar. as bailee: Emma Cookley, lar;
Vito Memmo, lar. from pefs.; Fred
Elizabeth ]. MCGUIRE. a. and b. Har-
vey 7. Smith, a. and b.; Mary B. Allen,
a. and b.; Jelica Vuletic, a. and b.;
William Romberger, a. and b.. Bar
nard Melvin. a. and b.; Jacob S.
Brown, a: and b.; A. M. Hissner. a.
Petro, a. and b.; Beechie Thompson.
a. and b.; Park Sprenkle, a. and b.;
Newton A. Swails, agg. a. and b.; II.
U. Barr, fel. assault; Frank Palombo,
agg. a. and b.; Henry Smith. agg. a.
and b.; Tony Napoleone. fel. assault;
Alfred j. Lutz, operating motor We
hicle illegally; Grace Lenney. adult;
Zukus, furn. liz. to minors: Andrew
Zukowski, ct. al. furn. liz. to minors;
BENJAMIN I. Gougler. enticing female
child.
Thursday - E. S. Marshall. NAL.
injury to railroads; D, c. Green,
Thomas Walker. John Mosser, Mizpah
Lerch. Mizpah Lerch. and Harry r.
shertzer, malicious injury to rail-
roads; Ross Green. riot; w. C. Sim
mers, riot; Pete Valentine. C. C. d. w.;
I. Mara, c. c. d. W.; James Daley, a.
and b.; Walter Radle, form; Laura
Michaels. adult; Charles Peffer, dis
orderly house; Oliver r. Klugh,
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ender, Elmer Duncan. John Daniels,
Charles Henderson, and Roy D. Sing
er. (. and b.; Eugene Carter, rape and
bast.; John Schulden, sell. liq. with
out license; George Griggs. lar; Wal
ter Heath. assault: Walter Heath,
NAL. mis-; c. F. Bricker, enticing fe-
male child; Newton Rogers, fel. as
sault; Newton Rogers. fel. assault;
James Casterow. fel. assault; Alfred
Berman, sodomy; Robert Spark, fe-
lonious assault, &C.; John Cain, Lar:
Il. A. Smith, a. and b.; George A.
Edleblute. G. c. d. W.; Glenn Rydock,
rape and b.; Glenn Rydock, rape;
Frank Spangier. Leslie Perrin and
land. rape and bast.: Ellen Wentz,
common scold; Ida Wentz, q. and b.;
Elmer Adams rape and bast; Willard
w. Kerstetter, I. and b.; George
Lampas, adult. and bast.; Charles
McElho, I. and b.; Hubert z. Pagan,
| lar.
Friday - Harry Feldstern, a. and
b.; Joe Luckafavage, false pretenses;
Morris Blatt rape; George McFar-
land. nuisance; Fred J. jHummel, un-
lawfully operating motor; Joseph
Pullotto, fell assault; James White,
Elwood Wilson, William jackson,
Vlada Yovonovic, John o. Christley
and Cornelius Sheppard, murder;
Benjamin Conrad, lar; Benjamin
Conrad, fel. entry and lar: John
Folan. lar. as bailee.
Descrtion and Non-Support
Monday, October o, 1915. - Harry
Ailstock. surety of peace; G.. H. AL
bright, non-supporr; Charles Ender-
son, non-support of father; Clayton
Bricker and Hayes Baer, non-support;
Harry Block and John Eek, surety of
the peace; Charles s. Grove, non-sup-
port; Philip Henderson and William
King, surety of the peace; William
King. non-support; Joseph Korock,
surety OF the peace; George Kurt