Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-09
Criminal Docket
Indicates Busy
Term Supreme Court

Nine cases were returned by the
grand jury at its recent sitting at the
April term Of the Superior court and
pleas of mot guilty" were entered in
all but three Of these at the calling
F., Of the criminal docket Saturday aft
ernoon. The grand jury indict-
ments were:
F! State VS.. Joseph Lessor ct al,
breaking. entering and larceny.
| State VS.. F. J. Carroll, obtaining
F.; money under false pretenses.
State VS.. Joseph Taylor, indecent
exposure.
State vs.. Paul W. Hamilton, de.
serton and non-support.
State VS.. Lyle Harrington, deser-
| ton and non support.
State VS.. Philip Bolduc, desertion
State vs. Herbert Yeaton, ct al,
! common nuisance.
State VS.. Fred Carney, common
| nuisance.
State VS.. Manuel souci, manufac-
ture Of liquor.
The cases of F. J. Carroll, and Her
bert Yeaton ct al. will be sentenced
later, pleas of nolo contendre having
been entered. Fred Carney received
a sentence Of 500 and costs Of $50
and six months in Jail. with six
months more on non payment of fine
and costs. He was placed upon pro-
baton upon pyament OF fine and
costs. He was also sentenced to pay
a fine Of $500 and costs Of $50 and
serve six months, with six months
ir addition upon payment of fine
and costs upon an appealed case of
ILLEGAL possession Of liquor. This
sentence was also suspended upon
| payment Of fine and costs, as it de-
Neloped that in response to a desire
on the part Of the county attorney
that the respondent vacate the prem
Uses known as the Oakland Hotel
which he had been running, he had
done so and had left the county.
Arthur Trudell was fined $500 and
costs Of $50 and was given six
months with six months in addition
upon failure TO pay. He was placed
upon probation upon payment Of
fine and costs. Both men pleaded
nolo on these charges.
The remaining civil cases on the
docket will be in order for Monday.
being called in their order Of assign
assigned as follows:
Joseph Shea, illegal possession Of
| liquor.
Harold A. Warren, illegal possess
sion Of liquor.
|, Harold A. Warren, single sale.
Harold A. Warren, single sale. :.
Frank A. Crawford, single sale.
Frank A. Crawford, illegal possess
sion of liquor.
Frank A. Crawford. illegal posses
sion Of liquor.
Manuel souci, manufacture Of
liquor.
Philip Bolduc. non-support.
Joseph Taylor, indecent exposure.
Thomas Eddington. assisting in
keeping gambling house.
Josie King, illegal possession of
liquor.
Edward M. Jones, keeping gamb-
ling house.
Edward NJ. Jones, keeping gamb-
ling house.
Edward NJ. Jones, keeping gamb-
ling house.
Joseph Ezhaya. keeping gambling
house.
Thomas Eddington,. single sale.
Lewis Levine, search and seizure.
Alfred Pooler, single sale.
Mrs. Eugene Bradley, single sale.
Eugene Bradley, single sale.
Ed Bowling, single sale.
Lyle Harrington, desertion and nom
support.
Paul W. Hamilton, desertion and
non support.
Joseph Lessor, ct al, breaking, en-
tering and larceny.
Emile Gilbert, ct al, keeping
gambling house.
Ludovic Audette. ct al. single sale.
Peter Efeinez, illegal possession Of
liquor.
e. D. Copp. illegal possession Of
liquor.
James L. Bremner, Illegal possess
sion Of liquor.
Danilo Paplafski, assault and bat
terry.
Milo Thomas, illegal possession Of
liquor.
Oscar Douglas, ct al, neglect Of
children.
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