The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-03-04
CALENDAR
FOR MARCH TERM
Only Twenty-Seven Cases
Noticed for Trial at
Court Term.
TO OPEN NEXT MONDAY

Only twenty seven cases have been
noticed for trial at the regular March
term of the Circuit court which opens
on next Monday morning and a glance
at the calendar indicates that the
term will be short and for the most
part featureless. 1t is just possible
that some interest may be added to it
by August Blank, one of the bandit
trio being bound over for trial but in
dications today pointed strongly to
the belief that the case Of Blank will
be disposed of by plea of guilty on
next Thursday when the adjourned
hearing of his case is called. Blank is
ready to plead guilty to charge of
burglary with dynamite as an aid and
the officers are to decide between now
and Thursday whether or not they will
be willing to accept this plea. Dis
trict Attorney Peter Fisher has in
dictated that he is satisfied to accept
this plea.
But two criminals cases appear on
the calendar and not one of them are
old timers held over for some time
and there is not great deal of hope
that they will be disposed of at this
time. Carmine Suriana is charged
with the murder of Nick Butera but
the crime was committed so long ago
that most Of the people, even those
connected with have forgotten the de-
tails. The absence Of witnesses on
account Of the war saved Surfana from
trial at the time the crime was fresh
in the mind of the officials and now
it is forgotten. He may be permitted
to plead to some minor charge and
in this way the case be disposed Of
The following is the full list of cases
on the calendar.
Criminal Calendar.
State of Wisconsin, plaintiff, VS.
Carmine Suriana, defendant.
State of Wisconsin, plaintiff, VS.
Samuel Poll, defendant:
Issues of Facts for Jury.
e. f. Lewis, plaintiff, VS. P. NJ. And
erson, defendant.
George A. Bassford, plaintiff VS.
Head & Simmons Pub. Co., defendant
Charles Sawicki, plaintiff, VS.. Mary
E. Wulff, defendant.
Anton Bredek, plaintiff, VS. George
Wilson, defendant.
Ernest Daskel, plaintiff, VS. Kenneth
Kennedy, defendant.
Peter Schill, plaintiff, VS. Morris
Phillips, defendant.
Issues of Facts for jury.
Joseph H: Sweeney plaintiff, VS..
John Kozick, defendant.
Thomas Gascoigne, plaintiff VS. Wis
consin Gas & Electric Co., CORPORA
ton, defendant.
Meiis Fubelis, plaintiff, VS. Stanis-
iaus Szypowski, defendant
Fred King, as Administrator. Of
Frank Knickerbocker Estate. plaintiff
VS. The M. E. R. & L. Company, Cor
| poration, defendant.
Marathon Tanning Corporation,
plaintiff, VS.. William Greedon. de-
PENDANT,
Eric Nelson, plaintiff VS.. James w,
Rose, defendant.
! 1He Llqulu Cafoon1c COMPANY
plaintiff VS.. Mrs. A. F. Mass defendant.
Greenwald Brothers, plaintiff Va
The ]. .Gottlieb Company, defendant
Rasmine Peterson, plaintiff, VS.
Christ Peterson, defendant.
Joseph Filipek, plaintiff, VS. Ignatz
Ketz, defendant.
Elnora Tekampe, plaintiff; VS. An
| ton Abramofsky, defendant.
Mary Pfeiffer, plaintiff, VS. John
Pfeigfer, defendant.
France Dou1a, plaintiff; VS. Minnie
Bottle, defendant.
Phillip r. Savilles, plaintiff; vs.
Clyde H. Ellis, defendant.
Lewis McGonegle eG al, plaintiff
VS. The Wisconsin Gas and Electric
Company, defendant.
Walter Carey, plaintiff, VS. Mimi
st. P: & s. s. Marie Railway Com
pany, defendant.
Issues of Facts for Court.
Harry Copen, plaintiff, VS. Kenosha
Auto Parts and Supply co., defendant
Diana Bisher, plaintiff, VS. Grant f
Disher, defendant:
FUNERAL OF PIONEER WOMAN: