The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-02-14
EATON MAN ON TRIAL
ON FELONY CHARGE;
CASE OPENS TUESDAY

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CASE OPENS TUESDAY
EATON. O., Feb 14.-Craig Gilmore
goes on trial Tuesday in common
pleas court on felony charge entered
against him by Miss Amy Won Kanel.
of Hamilton, domestic science teacher
in the local public schools. Judge A..
C. Risinger and a jury will hear; the
case.
Harry L. Risinger and Hugh r. Gil
more, local lawyers, will defend the
accused. The states side of the case
will be conducted by County Prose.
cutor Ralph Sever and Phil Saylor,
former prosecutor.
The state will open it's case with
nine witnesses, summons for which
have been issued. At this time the
defense has had no witness sum-
monses issued.
Gilmore's counsel will defend him
under appointment of Judge Risinger,
upon the accused's representation that
he is without finances to conduct a
defense. The court also appointed ex-
Prosecutor Saylor to assist Prosecutor
Sever. the case having arose before
Saylor's recent retirement as prose-
cutor
Gilmore stands charged by Miss Won
Kanel with having forcibly entered her
bedroom in the night in last Deem
Der in the home of Miss Minnie v.
Michael, where she rooms. and at
tackled her.
Judge Risinger a few days ago had
an extra 100 names placed in the jury
wheel in common pleas court to meet
any emergency that might arise in Sc
curing jury to hear the case. Among
the extra names are those of a num-
Der of women.
Judge Sets Trial Dates.
Judge A. G. Risinger has assigned
the following cases for trial or argu-
ment Of motion in common pleas
court upon the following dates: Feb.
q, Matilda Tingle VS.. Gus Monebrake,
administrator: motion of administra-
tor for new trial; Miles Wright VS..
James Catron; motion by plaintiff for
new trial; Hiram Jackulek VS.. Penn
sylvania Railway company: motion by
defendant to require plaintiff to make
petition more definite: Feb. %. w. j.
Comstock VS.. Ollie Hidgin; damages;
Feb. 25, Hazel r. Collier VS.. Eaton
board of education; suit on account;
Feb. 26, Edward Shaffer VS.. Ida Camp
bell; money; Feb. %, George Ulrich
vs. Charles Emerick; appeal from JUS
tees court; March 1, George F. Click
VS.. M. III. Marley; money; March 8,
J. A. Kennel cs. S. l.. Ramsey, mon
ey; March 4, Farmers bank VS.. B. S.
Horn; money; March 7, Fred Miles
VS.. Richard White; money; March 8,
Stanley A. kepler VS.. Fred A. koehler
and others; money; March 10, c. M
Jaqua and others vs.. Elmer Daugher-
ty; set aside deed: March IL, Jesse
Flory cs.. William Weadick: money;
an; money.
Fairfield Released.
William Fairfield Of Camden, con-
fessed violator of the prohibition laws,
was released Sunday from the county
jail here after payment of a fine of
500 and costs, assessed in magls-
trate's court here.
Fairfield was arrested week ago
after county police officers seized "a
pints of "Nox-A-koff," an alleged med
icinal connection said to contain AZ
percent alcohol, in a raid on his pool
room and soft-drink place in Camden.
William Beaver, of Trenton, Butler
county, is at liberty under $1,000 bond
for alleged connection with Fairfield's
violation of the liquor laws, pending
action on appeal in common pleas
court Beaver was fined $1,000 and
costs after being declared guilty in
magistrates court here.
Old Resident Dies
Miss Fannie Moore. 70, for num-
Der of years an invalid, died here Sat
urday morning at her home, East Main
street. She had been a resident Of
Eaton half century or longer. For
the last SO years she had been a mem
Der of the Methodist church. Several
nieces survive her. Funeral services
were conducted this afternoon at her
late home by the Rev. A. j. Bussard,
of the Methodist church. Burial was
in Mound Hill cemetery.
Legion Man Dies
Byrl T. Barr, 3d. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Barr, of near New Hope,
died Sunday morning in Miami Valley
hospital, where he had been a patient
four weeks. He had been i'll nine
weeks, the result of brain ailment.
He was an ex-seryice man and mem
Der of American Legion post No. 2,
Knoxville. Tenn. where he entered the
military service. He had been dis
trict manager of typewriter COM
pany in Tennessee. The body was
brought Sunday to the home of his
parents for funeral and burial. Ar
rangc1ncnts for the funeral have not
been completed.
Furrcy Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary NJ.
Furroy, IS, WHO died here at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. F. l.. Houghtby,
were conducted Saturday afternoon in