The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-12-04
l9 PLEAD GUILTY
TO BOOZE CHARGES
FALL TERM OF FEDERAL COCRT
OPENS MONDAY-TWO INDICT-
MENTS MADE

Nineteen pleas of guilty to viola
tions of the federal prohibition law
were entered in the first day of the
fall term of federal court before
Judge Frank S. Dietrich The fall
term for the central division, open
ing here Monday, will probably con-
tinue for least ten days and prob
ably two weeks. Two indictments by
the federal grand jury were return
ed with the grand jurymen complet-
ing their work Monday night. The
criminal docket of the court is un-
usually heavy.
Sentence was pronounced late in
the afternoon on the following de-
PENDANTS who entered pleas of guilty:
George Wilson, fined $500 for pos
session of materials for the manu-
facture of intoxicating liquor at Oro-
fino, June 23, 1928; Harvey Housh,
fined $500 for the possession of in
toxicating liquor at Lewiston, August
2; Grant Foster, fined $400 for the
possession of liquor at Lewiston Sep
tember II; Dan Miller, fined 5000
for liquor possession and mainten-
ance of a nuisance at Lewiston, Octo-
Der 2; Fred Freeman, fined 5000 for
liquor possession, manufacture and
maintenance of nuisance at Lew
iston September 3; Julius Willis,
fined $100 for liquor possession near
Kamiah November 8; Peter Fodor.
fined $500 for liquor possession and
possession Of materials for manu-
featuring intoxicating liquors, and
sentenced to three months imprison-
ment in Nez Perce county Jail on two
counts of manufacture and mainten-
ance of a nuisance six miles east of
Lewiston November Is; Martin John
son, fined $100 for possession of ma
,erials and sentenced to three months
months for manufacturing at Kamiah
November 8; Jess Matthews, fined
800 for possession eight miles north
# Kamiah November g; George Yer
lot, fined 5000 for possession at Ka-
niah; Lutte 2. Lindsey, fined $500
nd Jail sentence Of four months for
Iquor possession and maintenance of
nuisance at Lewiston, October Is;
ohm Valentine fined $500 on three
cunts of possession, possession of
and manufacture near Pot
atch August %; Harry c. Hartshorn,
med S400 for liquor possession at
ewiston; E. Meuske, fined $500 for
quor possession and transportation
Lewiston August %; George Nib
Ter, fined $500 for possession of ma
erials for manufacture near Gen
see September 6; G. Neussie, fined
800 for possession and manufacture
wine at Potlatch August %; Rich
ID Sayler fined 5000 for possession
Orofino June 23.
Frank Lomski charged pointly with
larles Parish plead guilty to liquor
yssession and possession of materi-
S for manufacture while Parish
cad guilty to liquor possession.
9TH are from Lewiston. Alvin T.
human, charged with possession
liquor and materials, manufacture
ID nuisance, plead guilty to all four
UNITS. He was charged jointly with
A. Bauman and G. w. Emick, all
Craigmont.
and pleas of not
ilty were entered In the following
seS:
and Dan Boise, Lewiston,
SseSsion, sale and maintenance of
II
ocket Ahsahka, sale of LIQUOR. to
tried next term; Carl Yount,
aigmont, manufacture, possession,
isance; Harry Smailes, Lewiston,
session; William Timme, Clifford,
lnufacture and possession of ma
'ials and liquor; Otto Achlymeyer
Henry Neiphur, Cottonwood, pos
'sion of liquor and materials and
intenance of a nuisance; Peter
rrow, charged with Sartor Settimo
o pleated guilty to possession and
nufacture of ''dago red", both
m Elk River; Elmer Rouse, Clear
ter, manufacture, possession and
sance; JOB Snyder, Harry Snyder,
, Thornton, and Ralph Bond, all of
'ippe, transportation and possess
q; Carl thinner, Ben thinner and
E. Malin, all of Lewiston, manu-
ture, possession and nuisance;
Use Walters, Mrs Aloyce Walters,
Earl Brown, all of Lewiston, pos
sion of liquor and materials, man
cture and nuisance; Herman Sho-
e, John Shodene and Mrs. Harry
dene, all of Troy, possession of
erial and manufacture; Willie
dS, Jullaetta, possession of liq-
r; G. D. w. Baldwin, Lewiston,
or possession and transporta-
; John Brown, West Lake, pos
ion of liquor, materials and man
,turre; Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
tana Of Potlatch are yet to plead
an amended information; Theo-
Peterson, Orofino, possession,
and nuisance; Zan Jordan, Oro-
possession, sale and nuisance;
It Johnson, Orofino, possession
sale; Job Snyder and Austin
such, Weippe, possession and
sportation; and Henry Bleck,
letta, possession, materials, man
ture and nuisance.
dictments returned by the fed
grand jury charged Lee Roberts,
Frank Konibol, and Milton
rs with theft and transportation
stolen automobile from Spokane
ewiston; and Jim Lai, Lewiston