Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-16
LOCAL MEN SAY
mot GUILTY"
Pleas in Many Criminal AC-
tons Heard Today in Coun-
~ Court

NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. III
arge number OF pleas were enter
ID before Judge DAILY IN the GRIM
nal court session this meTning. IN
me majority of the cases the indict-
nents against those appearing We're
<eturned at the last sitting of the
september grand jury and the open
ng sitting OF the present grand jury.
Harold %Spofford. OF Perth Amboy,
inferred a plea of not guilty 10 the
;harge of breaking into the county
courthouse at night on September .
md was held for trial under bail OF
1850.
Elmer Jordan. Of Perth Amboy,
sgainst whom there is "A serious
barge, pleaded not guilty and bail
vas fixed at $4,000. The girl in the
,ase, said to be very young, has been
tent to the House of the Good Shep-
rerd. Efforts were made this morn
ng in the case to allow the couple
% marry, but this course was siren
aously opposed by the mans mother
nd Prosecutor Stricken who main
aimed that it would be a travesty on
Justice.
Adaibert Pogani indicted for the
alleged p~ubfcation Of -Hbelous artic-
rs in d Hungarian paper in Perth
Amboy on October q, pleaded not
guilty. The libel is claimed by
Charles Radoczy pastor Of st. Lad
islaw's Roman Catholic church al
New Brunswick. The articles IN
question are declared to accuse the
priest of embezziirg church tun1s.
Robert Cashier and Earl Crawford
indicted for breaking and entering
4 store owned by Paul Berger at
Raritan township on June 20 and
= -. raa1a nralrTa1 at hO H0-
mitted their guilt and the probation
officer was assigned to look up the
previous records CT the boys.
Mike Kowal pleaded not guilty t.
4 charge OF assault and battery at
s~ayreville Oh October "a on the per-
son OF Antoine Milinowsky. Paul
Ewing was assigned as the defend
ants
A plea of not guilty to an indiet-
ment charging manslaughter az
Woodbridge on November 10. was
made by Ezra Davidson. BAH was
<ed at $4,000. The accusation re-
iulted from an automobile accident
in which Joan Demeter was killed.
Israel Mount entered a plea. of not
guilty in the county court this morn
.ng to a charge of deserving his wife
md children at South Amboy on No
.ember 15.-The complaint charged
9im with desertion and failing 10
,upport his wife and children. He
Tas held in $1,000 bail.
Edward Dietzel pleaded not guilty
% an Indictment charging him with
maintaining a disorderly house AT
south Amboy on December l. Ban
vas fixed at $4,000. This man has
eeen in Jail since the prosecutors
nen raided his establishment at
south Amboy last Sunday morning,
and he was remanded after entering
his plea.
A sentence of one day in the work
house was imposed on Patrick Casal
If Roosevelt, after evidence was in
reduced that the defendant had
,aid $500 for medical attention TO a
9arty he assaulted about a year ago
M that this party is now complete
x recovered. The sentence in the
"a was deferred pending the courts
srderA
TO an indictment charging afro
.icus assault and battery on Mary
Eutha at Roosevelt on October s.
Michael Fritz pleaded not guilty
and was released in the custody of
his counsel in order to seek bail,
Mlich was set at $500.
John Sabo and Charles Ludwig
pleaded not guilty to an Indictment
sharging them with larceny and re-
ewing at Roosevelt on August %
rhie case involves the sale of planks
talued at $40 that were the prop
srtv of Richard j. Rue. Al Bahnt
N. was assigned as counsel for
sabo and Ludwig and their bonds
we're fixed at 500 each.
Plea is Changed
jeremiah Noble, who resides be-
ween ~Jamesburg and C%ranbury, was
before the court this morning and
fetracted his former plea of not
guilty to violating the Van Ness act
and entered a plea of guilty to the
charge. 1t was pointed out that
his mar does not deal in liquor. or
conduct a saloon, but that he had
disposed of two bottles Of liquor left
Al his house by a boarder. He was
hned 500 and given n week to
pay same. Edmund Hayes repre-
sented him.