Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-01

TIE SIdte. II
Il George Matthews of Eastport, con-
victed of larceny, at the January
term, 1919, of supreme judicial court
at Machias and sentenced to confine-
ment to hard labor for not less than .
one. year and not more than two years
N the State prison. Pardon granted |
June 80, 1919, upon condition that he |
shall not be guilty of violating any |
of the criminal statutes of the State. !
Leslie Morse of Eastport, con- |
victed of larceny, at the January !
term. 1919, of supreme judicial court I
at Machias and sentenced to confirie- |
ment to hard labor for not less than |
one year and not more than two |
Years in the State prison. Pardon
granted June 80, 1919. upon condi- |
ton that he shall not be guilty of ,
violating any of the criminal stat !
utes of the State.
Leroy a. knight of Otisf1eld, con- !
victed of arson, at the May term, !
1916, of the superior court of Cum |
| berland County and sentenced to con- |
| Hnement to hard labor for not less !
than ten years. but recommended 20 !
years would be proper maximum |
penalty in the State prison. Pardon /
granted June 80, 1919, upon condition |
that he shall not be guilty of violat- |
ing any of the criminal statutes of |
the State.
Emery r. Ward of Limestone, con- |
victed Of assault with intent to kill, !
at the November term, 1915, of the |,
supreme judicial court at Houlton |
and sentenced to confinement to hard :,
labor for the maximum term of eight !
years, minimum term of four years,
and a maximum term recommended
four years, in the State prison. Par !
don granted June 80, 1919, upon con-
dition that he shall not be guilty Of
violating any of the criminal statutes
of the State, and that he shall report
monthly for two years to Councillor
Powers.
| Benjamin BuckWald of Portland, ,
convicted of violation of the r. S. 1876
Section 16 at the May term, 1917, OF
superior court of Cumberland County
and sentenced Sept. 4, 1917, to con-
finement to hard labor for not less
than two years nor more than three
years in the State prison. Pardon
granted Nov. q, 1919, upon condition
that he shall not be guilty of violat-
ing any of the criminal statutes of
the State and that he shall report
monthly for one year to Councillor
George w. Norton.
William A. Withee of Bangor con-
victed of illegally depositing and
keeping intoxicating liquors intended
for sale in this State in violation of
law at the February term, 1917, of
the supreme judicial court at Bangor,
and sentenced to confinement for the
term OF 50 days within the county Jail
at Bangor and the payment of a fine
of 500 and costs of prosecution taxed
at $6.42, and in default of payment of
SAID nne and costs to be imprisoned
in said county Jail 60 days additional.
Pardon granted Oct. 80, 1918, upon
the condition that he shall not be
guilty of violating any of the Grim
lnai statutes of the State
Robert "A. McGeoch OF Boston, con-
Vlcted of breaking. entering and lar
ceny, at the January term, 1919. of
supreme judicial court at Portland,
and sentenced to eight months in the
county Jail at Portland Pardon
granted May 5, 1919.
Harry Burke Of Mechanic Falls, !
term, 1919, of superior court at Au-
burn, and sentenced to eight months
at labor in county Jail at Auburn. :,
Pardon granted May 1, 1919, upon
condition that he shall not be g1,iltv
Oh violating any of the criminal
statutes of the State, and that he
snail enter a sanatorium for the
treatment of tuberculosis.
Annie Stevens. of Augusta, con- !
vlcted of being an idle and disorder
~ person with no visible means Of
support and no lawful employment.
at the Augusta term, 1919. of Au-
Gusta municipal court at Augusta
ana sentenced to confinement for %
days in the county Jail at Augusta,
Pardon granted Nov. 10, 1919. upon
condition that she shall not be guilty.
OF violating any of the criminal
statutes of the State: that she shall
report monthly TO Councillor Swift
for period of one year,
James keesan of Easton, convicted
OF the crimes of intoxication operat
Ing q motor vehicle while under the
influence of Intoxicating liquors. and
operating motor vehicle without
the authority of the owner on oct
~, 1913. before Nicholas Fessenden.
trial justice, Fort Fairfield and SEN
fenced to fine of $50 and costs and
confinement in the county iaiI for
+ three months. Pardon granted Dec
/ 81, 1919. upon condition that he shall
not be guilty of violating any of the
criminal statutes of the State and ]
that he shall report monthly to COIN
/ clllor Powers during the remainder of
the time for which he was sentenced
| Arthur j. Casey of Calais co,-
vlcted of manslaughter at the Nav
term. 1917. of supreme judicial court
| at Machias and sentenced to confine-
ment to hard labor for not less than
six and not more than T. years in the
State prison. Pardon granted Dec
81, 1919. upon condition that he shan
not be guilty of violating any of tbe
criminal statutes of the State.
Nicholas Rogers of Bangor. CON
Vlcted of rape at the September term
1919, OF superior court of Penobscot
county and sentenced to confinement
TO hard labor for not less than two
ana one-half years and not moro