The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
GRAND JURY|ND|CTS 80 Of 50;
RUTTENCUTTER HELD; WIFE FREED
1--WE NDIcrrENrS AGAINST 1TAL-
IANS ACCUSED OF SHoPL1FT1NG
ON A BIG SCALE.
Stricklin and MalafaS Dismissed -
Swager Hold for Stealing
Chandler Auto,

The Ohio county grand jury completed
the investigation OF Is alleged felon!cs
and Is misdemeanors yesterday. S'rInG
from 9 o'clock in the morning unNl =
o'clock in the evening. Following
lengthy instruction from JuhE" A'1n II.
Robinson the Jury Went into session.
making a thorough Investigation OF n
the cases presented for investigation.
The witnesses summoned were NOR"
than one hundred.
Indictments were made for - alleged
felonics and Is alleged miS6"m"an"rS.
The docket will be- called Wednesday
morning at 1880.
Three indictments for grand larceny
and two indictments for receiving stolen
goods were made in the case OF gang
OF Italians charged with shopllttinS on
an extensive scale. The goods stolen
are said to amount 70 $1o.n00 IN value.
including silks. lacCs, wearing apparel
Of all kinds. diamond rings, watches AID
other articles.
MIS-. Ruttencutter Freed
The charge of assault and battery
against May RuttcnCuttCr. accused or
shooting her husband. Roy Ruttencutt"r.
on Wednesday of last week. was dis
missed and a true bin for assault and
battery was returned against Rutten-
ing, but stated :ha; it was done in self
defense. According to the finding Of
the jury, Ruttencuttcr was more guilty
than his wife.
Mrs. Wildly Iano. who failed TO appear
when summoned as witness. received
a reprimand from the jury and was or
dcred to pay the cost or ISSUING inc
ruling In the case of her summons.
The list Of indictments follows:
Fslonies.
Pete Toury. crime against boy.
Rosie Caffcra. Marie capita and Nctra
Plaza. grand larceny.
Tony Caftera. receiving stolen goods.
Joe Mullet. receiving stolen goods.
Rosie Cafrera, grand larceny. indlct-
lnent Nos. l and >.
Mary Zapata. grand larceny.
Petra Plaza. grand larceny.
Louis CandropoluS. malicious assault.
Sidney IAllcccnsc, breaking and enter
ing.
James X. Davis and Arthur Spoonc-
moro. grand larceny.
Rosie Necktic. bigamy.
Bert Taylor. embezzlemcnt.
Manuel Obin. LOUIS Garcia. alias
shorty tlorcntino." Malicious assault.
Frank Osterman. malicious assault.
]. Swager, grand larceny.
msdsmeanors.
Tom PisodikiS, contributing TO de-
linquency.
George Fotes. contributing to de-
linquency.
Toh Barris. contributing to dcln-
Quency, No. l.
Tom BarriS. receiving support from
prostitute Ind. No >.
Herbert Smith. nop-support. No l.
Herbert Smith. contributing 70 de-
iinquency. Ind. No. ..
Albert Sano. non-support.
William u. Mozingo. non-Support OF
illegitimate child.
]. Z. kasnik, petit larceny.
Edith Clark, conducting house OF i'll
fame.
August Marling non-support.
Arthur Spoonemore and James X.
Davis. removing automobile.
Steve Tony, contributing TO dclin-
quency.
William Parker. non-Support.
Roy Ruttencutter. assault and battery.
Not True Bills.
May Ruttencutter, felony, malicious as
sault.
Frank Osterman. felony, malicious
assault.
Arcade stricklin, felony malicious
assault.
4ILss Malakas, felony. crime against
boy.
The grand jurors were: William
Holmes. Wheeling. foreman: A l.. Pease.
Wheeling; L. w. Spragg. Wheeling;
Bert Neal. Wheeling; Thomas Perry
Wheeling: William Rustemcyer. Wheel
ing; Louis Reidel. Wheeling: Lloyd
Gross, Wheeling: J. e. Evans. Warwood:
Nam Wagner. Wheeling; Ralph HILL
(ac; Frank Welch. Wheeling;
Beltz, Wheeling: J. A. Kellar
pye: August Duga. EdgwOod. and
Muldoon. Glenn's Run
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ut it is the most common Of all
is certainly gratifying to sut
know that there is remedy
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