The independent-reporter., 1924-10-02
OCTOBH

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She said thai nothing Sas hue
to provoke Kitchen by a aaa
pie in her ear. TbF ' any any
that Kitchen had not 'g,ea hea
but that a large ear had nee \
and pushed him out of adu tSa
oceasioned his being in 'de tSo
people from the dance baII s,iT
loked him and got his
that when he got 10 @'s II
there was some controyass ~
men in the Green car and I'd
said, there was a enrp
without rum. Mr.. Ei,.,I
that he met another csr a.'
from the pond. who if w.
know and couldn't find %,
to drive into the ditch
talked to himself becanso =
on account, OF the car nusbiJ
of the road. Witness rs5e s9iaI
talk with the inmates NJ
car at that time. Inn W..
made some cheap talk an,
ther told thar someone
names. He said he hail
drinking when he dansaI
chewing tobacco that eys9I
chen said he saw no Iiona
and had had nothing to al
lngleburg of North Anson
visiting in Skowhegan
said she went to the danoI
respondent but didn't dapoI
there was nothing to indjeI
had been drinking She
ter leaving the dance balII
another car coming doWI
lake and he tried TO turn h
OF the wheels Went intoI
Witness said while they vi
someone said some che9n
afterwards she told XII
the talk. Miss Marjorie
SkoWhegan, said she went Il
at Fahi with Kitchen and /
burg and stated that KhctI
no signs of drinking. 81
heard no cheap talk. viii
was in the ditch. I'll
Cedric Lyshon, testified al
en- turning our for a csn
wheels of the Kitchen carl
the ditch. He said that
hear anybody guy Kitehe1|
H. Markham chef for the /
whom Mr.. Kitchen was en-
land Fitzsimmons, times
cookee and James Cod
worked in the same crew !
en-, all testified that they "a
of Kitchen drinking The !
affair. A verdict was I'd
guilty and the respondent |
to obtain bail.
During the afternoon Fri
of Hartland pleaded not
operating a motor yehiclel
der the influence Of liqnorl
o. Clair and Ernest Boua
not guilty To breaking. I'd
larceny. Louis Kalos of
who earlier in the day hl
not guilty to assault, 'rel
plea and pleaded guilty.
STATE vs. TALBl
The case of the State
Talbot of Madison was taj
Friday forenoon, having 1
ed for unlawfully operatid
vehicle. Fred Drury OF |
appointed foreman Of the |
i The state claimed thai TN
ed a car on a street in \
July while he was intoyieal
Gillapel, employed by thj
wof tn t&-'WhiaIey Co. at
tilted that he delivered a ID
to a house occupied by N
DeJillimo and that Talbot |
ed out of the house in a dd
dition. Mrs. Dora MeI|
lives in the next house I'd
limo place stated that Tai
the DeJillimo house tEueI
day in question; that sh |
blunder down over The ste |
positive that he had bee,
In driving his car oui N
way and yard. she said ihel
hit a chicken coop, came 4
the doorsteps and barelYl
electric light pole. SteHl
boafded at the Mellows /
that he saw Talbot eomel
: adjoining house staggerinl
later he saw him drive /
crooked manner You'd
made the complaint
thought it was hii dqiy|
torney Brown Of Madison
= the defense said that a
be unsteady on his feet
other than the drinking d
ing liquor. Talbot said \
now engaged i'm a lump
tract with thiry-fye 4
HIM. He stated that he "
section of the town E61
complained OF to see JolI
for whom he had heen dl3
lar Ha stated that hel}
DeJillimo house where
woman who was there. an
ing his ear to leave knoGI
off. He stated that he hd
liquor that day. Mrs.
that her husband was
home about TWO hours on
question. and tha, She n
hand went on foot that
visit her sister in Anson|
home at g p. m Sine "a
band was at hone 4lI dayl
; of the trouble until he
} the time to whi,h she #ha1
. testified. He did not
day. she said
Mrs Virginia H'anfne9
husband conducted lae|
| that Talbot cane to ih7
F. see about buying wood 'a]
. tropbIo she said she Sd
! that indicated he had peg
! Deputy Sheriff Merrill lool y
in rebuttal. telling Oh y