The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-08
DRUNKENNESS CHARGE
is LODGED AGAINST
GREENVILLE RESIDENT

GREENVILLE, Ohio, June 81
Orville Norlacher is locked up in the
city prison on a charge of intoxication |
and driving an automobile while in
toxicated
Norlacher was arrested al 2:15
o'clock Wednesday morning by Offic-
ers Mcclellan and Fierstein. He was
found asleep in his car at a garage at
his home, after a collision with car
belonging to Virgil Garrett, which hap
pened on Plum street between Hall
and Martin streets Garrett reported
the affair to the police
The radius rod on Norlacher's ma
chine was broken, the front spring
and lights knocked off and jug of
corn whisky which Orville had in the
machine, was thrown onto the street
through the windshield
Garett's car was also damaged in
the collision. How Norlacher, who
was alone in the machine, managed to
get the damaged car into the garage
is what is puzzling the authorities as
he was alone at the time of the col
Iision
Norlacher will have his trial before
Mayor Fitzgerald when he sobers up
DrilIer Sues Oil Concern.
Isaac Macy, of Indiana has filed
suit in common pleas court against
the Greenville Oil company, Limited,
for the sum of $40 and interest for
labor performed on lands leased by
the company in Mississinawa town
ship, between June /, 1921 and June
/, 1922
Macy is an oil driIler.
GREENVILLE. Ohio, June s.-John
stephen, p, Ansonia, indicted by a
grand jury at the May term of court
FOR holding up and taking away from
James Splitter, garage man at Brad
Z ford in February last the sum. OF. IS so
and who pleaded not guilty when ar
1aigned, voluntarily went into court
Wednesday and changed his plea to
guilty. His attorneys asked that he
be sentenced to the. Mansfield reform
atory.
Judge Teegarden, after reviewing
the crime of Stephen refused to send
him to the Mansfield prison, but In
stead sentenced him to serve ten years
in the Ohio penitentiary, which is the
minimum sentence for crimes of this
character, the maximum being 25
years
stephen Is the man who set mat
tress on fire in the county Jail, about
Two weeks ago, and assaulted Sheriff
Wagner in an attempt to escape from
Jail.
Stephen received his sentence about
$50 o'clock, and at 1875 he was en-
route to the Ohio penitentiary, in
charge of the sheriff
Recovering from Burns.
Little Jack McNeeley. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry McNeely who was so
severely burned few days ago when
he caught hold of a telephone wire
that was charged with several hundred
volts of electricity is gradually i'm
proving. 1t can not be definitely stat,
ed at this time whether the little fell
how will lose any of his fingers.
Earl Lee, young man about Fl
years old. who is supposed to be de-
ficient mentally, was taken to police
headquarters Tuesday night on a
charge of annoying two young girls,
the daughters of Forrest Murphy and
J. NJ Winters.
Lee was identified by both girls.
His case is to be heard before Mayor
Fitzgerald Friday evening. He is said
to have served a term in the reform
school at Lancaster.
Lytle-T Townsend Suit.
The case of Frank Lyle against c.
NJ Townsend for injunction and &C
counting, etc, was called up in com
mon pleas court Wednesday morning
before Judge Teegarden and jury, but
after a little of the testimony had
been heard, was settled and dismissed
by agreement of the attorneys for the
plaintiff and defendant.
Defeats Daylight Saving.
At the meeting of the city council
Tuesday night, the daylight saving
ordinance was read for the third time
and was defeated by vote of three
yeas to four nays. The members
voted as follows: Yes, Hartzell. Over
holser and Warner. No, Howard Shat
fer. Monger and Skidmore. The de
feat of the measure is great disap
pointment to the citizens who were
trying TO have same adopted, and 1t is
stated by some active supporters oil
The movement that they. will make al
effort to have the matter reconsldered
NOTRE DAME INSTRUCTOR
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