The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-12-21
NUMBER 26
IN MUNICIPAL COURT

a young man from Maple Grove was
in court last week, it being the third
time recently that he has been in trou-
BILE for drawing bank checks against
funds. Twice he got off
easy and it makes him right smart and
Saucy. His case was continued until
February 4 because of domestic com
plications but the district attorney gave
fair warning that the popular dmuse-
ment- of discharging obligations with
scraps of paper is in for an immediate
payment of the piper.
c. p. Gross, of Green Bay, arrested
last week on the complaint of a girl
hotel employe, got off with 500 fine
when he pleaded guilty to a lesser of
fense than was first lodged against him.
Stanley Kulpa of Two Rivers paid
$40 and costs last week for beating up
Wencil Unowitz in the course of dis
pute arising out of the recent conyic-
ton of Franks father on a moonshin-
ing charge. Since that event trouble
has been simmering at Two Rivers,
which came to climax when Unowitz
"got his"
John Dassey, who pleaded guilty last
week to a count of possessing liquor
and also to count of selling it drew a
$500 fine for having it and a six
months at hard labor in the county
iail for vending. He admitted buying
three gallons per week from Duehher'
lotely fined for making it, for the price
Of Sc per gallon and selling it for a
ouarter drink. lie wouldn't mention
any other names. Two girls, one 10
wears of age, who had been at the Das-
sew place, were told to leave town
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e. Duebner, who had been bar
tender at Dassey's, was set to work
under direction of the sheriff for one
wear on charge of non-support OF
his wife
Rudolph Rank was up for non-Sup-
= mort last Saturday. He was put on
\ prohation with his wife as CUSTODIAN
Rudolph is to let her handle the purse
lstrings for two years.
e Last Saturday the court decided th'
y case lately tried growing out OF col
h lision of an automobile and a motor
l. cycle. Frank Eggers Jr. sued for S2o'
rs damages to his motorcycle and tn
court denies him any rellef ana aS
,r sesses him 5000 for damages to TN
d automobile of the defendant, Williah
Is Rank Rank had denied negligence
l. alleged that Eggers was to blame ah'
IS counterclamed and the court uPhoio
this view of IT.
Two wears ago last September, VIII
lam Shimek injured Edward Brodkorl
in an automobile accident and the lat
ter was given judgment of S3'Soo i
civil action. Monday, Shimek wa
q oiver a fine of $500 in a criminal ac
h. ,ion the charge being that at the TIM
of tbe accident he hurried away w'th
rt out offering to aid his victim a NJ
yo waunee lawyer appeared for mn an
said that he ran away in panic h'
o., come back and reported to the Shetl
~ o,,rtornv forty minutes later. III
stotute doesn't say anything about n
IN nrrinp in forty minutes. An inJur'
SIS man could die for want OF attentioh
IN, less time than that.
Il Monday morning looked like o
times with four Saturday night drum
'' waiting to tell how it happened. tier
.rt Rompel. George Glexiner, Micha
!" moir and A. Andrews all plead'
Ct oruty to being drunk Three Of the
were disordery and one was tou'
NY slowly ossifying in the zero weath'
W. W rive dollars apiece and don't show
~ here again, any of you
ock Phillip Hageman, aged 2l, citizen
on, a.. world and chronic tourist, pick
nm n travelling bag belonging TO =
mi capo travelling salesman at the del
cen here two or three weeks ago lie "
pickcd up at Watertown and return
de here few days ago. Tuesday he
of told TINT the last trip he will take
Sli wear will be over to Waupun'
has been sentenced in three other Sta
nlty and is now wanted in Nebraska.
ito companion named Ceranek will get
easier as he had no hand in the thet'
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