The Mankato free press., 1921-09-09
WAS BLUE DAY SURE
Several People Are Brought
Before the Court
GIRL FILLED WITH BOOZE
Picked Up At Dance Last Night
BY Deputy Sheriff Eli
Nughers
This mornin was a very busy OF

This mornin was a very busy one
court circles. Several Of
tenders were arraigned and paid
fines, and others were released on
suspended sentences.
Miss Augusta Zernechel of this
city was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
E. Klugherz at the Mankato dance
pavilion about midnight last night
ON the charge of drunkenness and
was lodged over night in the city
Jail. Last night when placed under
arrest at the dance, by Deputy Sher-
if Klugherz, according to the state
ment of that officer she alleged that
booze was given to her. by Claude
Masters of this city before she went
to the dance, and she had become
intoxicated before going there with
that young man. When the young
lady was arraigned before Judge
Hiram Goff this forenoon on the
charge. of drunkenness, she pleaded
guilty and stated that the liquor was
given to her by C. Masters, before
they started to the dance. The case
was continued until two o'clock this
afternoon, and Judge Golf ordered
She Used Vile Language
Deputy Sheriff Klugherz stated to
The Free Press this morning, that
when he saw the condition the young
lady was in he at once took her into
custody. She resisted, according to
the statement of Mr.. KlugherZ, and
it was with some difficulty that she
was placed in a car. The deputy
,es with the gold bows bent, the re-
suit of the scuffle with the drunken
girl, who fought like tiger when
taken hold of by the officer, who
says that she used the vilest of Ian
guage all of the time.
Nels c. Jensen, arrested by the po-
lice Friday afternoon on the charge
of drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct, was arraigned in court this
morning, pleaded guilty to the
charge and was sentenced by Judge
Goff to pay a fine of SIS and costs
land thirty days in the county jail.
This latter sentence is suspended on
the condition that Jensen settle UP
which he was confined while he was
drunk. f..
Lars Lokengaard of Delavau was
sentenced to pay a fine Of $5 and
costs for passing street car while
unloading passengers.
John Knaube arrested last night
on the charge of drunkenness was
sentenced to thirty days in the coun-
ty Jail, but this sentence was sns-
pended, upon the conditions that the
defendant go to work and refrain
from intoxicants.
Frank Rudenick, of Mankato
Deputy Sheriff Klugherz and Chief
Of Police Phil Landmark on the
charge of manufacturing moonshine,
waived examination this morning
before Judge Goff in the municipal
court, and was bound over to await
the action of the grand jury under
bonds of $1,000, (which he furnished.
Oscar Boehland, arrested Sunday
morning on the charge of drunken
ness, was sentenced to pay a fine OF
SIS and costs. William Stuttgen ar
rested on the charge of drunkenness
was sentenced to pay fine Of SIS
or spend fifteen days in the county
Jail. He had not raised the price
VI uu0 dt IOOu IOudy.
Louis Roll charged with drunken
ness paid a fine Of SIS and costs on
the charge Of drunkenness.
/ c. Masters and Augusta Zernechel
pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct
before Judge Hiram Goff in the mum
icipal court this afternoon and each
was sentenced to pay fines Of $25 and
costs. Masters footed the bill Of $751;.
80 and both were dismissed.
Roman Schied. arrested for speed
fined IS; August Lundberg
driving without lights, 81; A. Wey-
mouth, driving without lights, So;
Louis Heise. speeding, SIS.
Gilbert Burt, arrested for selling
intoxicating liquor. waived examina-
! ton and was bound over to the grand
jury under bonds of $1,000. William
Corbin, Fred Clark and Nick Wagner
drunkenness, ten days each in the
county jail. James Gamble, drunk
failed to appear i'm court and his cash
bond was forfeited. Judge Goff or
dered a bench warrant to be issued
for tho defendant