The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-18
SENTENCES GIVEN
BY FEDERAL COURT
LAST DAY OF TERM
Judge Colin Neblett Gives Sen
fences Of Different Periods 10
Persons Pound Guilty. Fines
Imposed.

Judge Colin Nohictt late yesterday
afternoon. IN sentencing the defend
ants found guilty in n United states
district court. finished the Wor Of this
term Of court More eases were dis
posed OF than during any other single
term. Following are the sentences an
nouncod hy the Judge
T y rondorFmau. socialist speaker
found guilty on two couuts. charged
against the government while the
country war nt wnr was sentenced TO
serve EN months iu Jail Penderrruss
made an eloquent speech after the
Cuuit had imposed sentence upon him
q have no mu,t 20 ind with the
witnesses who testified against me !
have no uuit 10 find with tho court.
neither have ! ung fuult 10 nnd with
the iufi. am being sentenced for
saying tho snme that Woodrow Wilson
slid rs 90 vhy we were entering the
war which ugs 60 put nn end Go an
wuts That was the intent Of my
speeches"
William y walker. said 20 be O. w.
uialiat. convicted ON u charge OF Vio-
lating the espionage uct. was sentenced
10 Hor,c two iotrs In the federal
pcnitcntiarN 90 Fort -icuVcnworth.
Kan.
charles NJ. Gibson. former Southern
Pacific conductor. who pleaded guilty
Ia The charge of stealing 20 TASKS OF
quicksilver from an Interstate ship.
mcnt Wis sentenced 20 one year iu
Jail Tie viii De- confined IN the Luna
county inil g. O. Allen and j. o.
Harper, found guilty on tho same
charge, We're sentenced 10 three wears
800 the icdernl prison az Fort Lcuycn.
worth
Daniel Trniator. former postmaster
nt bV Haven. y NJ. found guilty yos-
t'rdaN afternoon un n charge Of mis-
Hppfupriutrr postal fiudn. WIS sen
t'rrrd 90 serve eighteen months in the
federal prison Ht l.saNenuworth. Kan.
Dewey g. Truiatsr son Of the con-
voted mHn and assistant postmaster
~ h' Haven, WIS eNouerutod hy the
iurS.
\ charge Of failure 30 register fof
the HciVuttND dwn cost Snncus Suins
siNtN days ui bis time. Nc was sen.
fenced 90 two months in the ucrnaiiio
ruunty iuil.
A tine Ut 500 and costs and q son.
tcnco of n year in jail was given
Thomas 4 Medina. candidntc Tor state
land commit sionor ~ the last election
of as cruces, found guilty on q
.hurro ct a-uhuruutton Of perjury
Mat nel maud. found guilty on d
charge eft violating the Reed amcnd.
mout. hl having Intoxicating nauoi
shipped into Ncw Mexico. WIS fined
Sitt nnd costs The costs were tata
Alfonso NEEDN'T. OF Gallup. convicted
ON 20 charge OF selling iquor 10 In.
dams. wa sentenced 10 one year ir
luil and ordered To pay a fine Of $1,000
aud costs.
Mann Oldham. convicted on
charge Of selling liquor "a Indians. wal
sentenced To jail for EiNtN DAYS an,
ordered to pay q fine Of 500.
Lewis Tcndivk. convicted on O
charge uf huy'ur government outi
Irom soldiers. wan sentenced 10 aerv,
tikht"Uu months in the federal prison
10 Font isHN,nWorth aud ordered 4,
pas o. uno ct f1aO
Shortly before iodsrni court al.
luurusd tho ruHc uf Jesse Thomul
u%rniuHt Walker D. Hines. director gen
,.ul OF railroad, was settled Thomal
Wus awarded 500 70 damages Tor iu
Iuri,E ON June 3 when he claims h'
was thrown from "a Santa fc onrin,
near Stn Marcial