South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-31
LIST OF BURIED"
CASES PLACED AT
8 AFTER CHECKING
Other l8 Cases Accounted For
-Buskiewicz Case Becomes
"0utlawed'' Today.

checking of police and city
clerks records with the city court
docket to connect stills and other
whiskey making sphernala
with their former owners. am.
nouuccment OF which Saturday in
Dictated total of IS alleged moon
sinners whose names did not ap-
pear on THE docket, snumored the
number Of supposed buried cases
late yesterday afternoon to eight.
The eight names, shown on tags
attached to whiskey making out
fits. but which do not appear on
tho records of the city court as
pending or disposed of, according
TO q more complete checking Of the
records, arc as follows:
steve BuszkiewiCz, I5S Philhpa
ST.. seized Jan ST. 1920; Ignace
Lspiewicz. South Bend. seized oct
81, 1890. John Kohler III SauCome
av.. March &. 1920: Victor Rudniczi
SOC s. Olive ST.. two seizures, Nov.
s. 1920. and May 25. 1921; Bottas,
713 w. Division ST.. oct. 20. 1920;
Blank. 500 S. Olive ST.. March IS.
1921; Ray Ivanich. 11+5 S. Kendall
st. oct. s. 1921. and Alex Nemeth.
1912 Fassnacht av.. March 81
1921.
account Of rs.
The remaining rs of the original
list of rs names were accounted for
after more complete checking of
the records The names however.
had been carbled or dates arrests
had occurred differed widely with
the dates written upon the identi-
flcation tags
No records of the eight named
owners Of stills however, could be
found I'm q second sitting OF the
docket and its more than a thou
sand cases the past two years. The
case OF Steve Buskiewicz. the first
named Of the list. according 20 the
tag on a mammoth still seized Jan.
n. 1920. becomes outla we'd TODAY.
after a lanse of two years. a search
ing investigation of this one case
showed no such name on the docket
as ever coming to trial. The docket
shows a Mary Buckiewicz Of the
same address fled six weeks aco,
but captain of detectives IIora &C n.
Hamilton. who is assisting fin the
investi cation. holds separate evil
dcucc for this case.
An inquiry was put 10 Pros Floyd
Q. Jellison yesterday afternoon a s. to
what action, IN any, he will take con-
corning the final results of the in
vest Eatiou
IF evidence and officers who made
Lea ,r SIS
shown that cases have never come
TO trial / viii at once file new afr
davits and bring the offenders to
trial" he said
The prosecutor affirmed that
case two years old IS outlawed and
there could he no action. Further,
DE added, a case In which the states
witnesses ARC officers and where
those officers who made tho arrest
are not now available. conviction
would not be probable.
"Nevertheloss, such cases which
have not been outlawed viii be
taken up and tried" Jellison de-
CIarcd.
The more complete checking
cleared up rs names the first 2 Of
which the records show a dissimilar-
ity or names These are:
Paul Johns. 1912 Prairie ay.. tag
showing Jonas. Tony Chudizki 1874
Longley av- showing Chudneki;
Frank Rose. 1902 ". Division 81,
showing Rasswicz; Victor Ruon-
encki. AS s. Scott st. was Rudnicii;
Alex Jsmkowski. 2o14 W. Ford 81
was Gompkowski; Joe Paurowich.
91e r. Kendall ST.. reading Pawno-
wicE. Fred Caho0. 425 ". South ST.,
reading Ahalon Mike Kanta, so
". ColfaN av. was DeKan John
Z Gomory. 212s Prairie av-. was Co
morg John koro. 754 S. Liberty So
was Koreu: Biior Vitus. 21o5 Catalpa
! av was Nltus Buor. and Mike Ho-
/ dry. 251f w. Durham S. was Frank
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