The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-06-19
TWO FINED FOR
DRUNKEN DRIVING
F. COotware Fined $50 and
CostsaJ. StOcker $35 on
Same Charge.
MINOR NIIXUPS SUNDAY

The work of the city and county
speed cops over the weekend showed
up this morning when the motorists
who had gone too fast or violated the
traffic laws or let themselves be tipsy
at the wheel, were hauled into court.
Jacob Stocker, CT North Brockett
street, was brought into the police
Office Sunday at 10:45 p. M, arrested
however, not by an officer in his case
but by a citizen. Stocker was driving
Studebaker west on Grand avenue
when he ran head-on into street car
near Congress street. The front end
of his car was damaged. According to
the report Stocker was very much in
toxicated. He was driven down to the
police office by Ernest zanders, 765
Elizabeth street. Sergeant Schnee-
berger booked Stocker, and this morn
ing in the municipal court he pleaded
guilty. /.
Another Fined $50.
Frank G. Cootware, 1890 S. Ellis
avenue, Chicago, was fined $50 and
costs by Judge Slater this morning.
Cootware was arrested Saturday by
Detective Breidt, Secretary Meissner
and Officer Riley of the police depart
ment for driving an automobile while
intoxicated through the city streets,
and entered plea of guilty this morn
ing. There was no accident reported
in connection with his offense.
! Stanley Miller, 1914 Main street, ar
rested by Motorcycle officer Larson
of the police squad, was fined $15 and
costs in the municipal court this morn
ing. Miller was speeding thirty-five
miles an hour on Milwaukee avenue
when arrested. Sidney Westerfeld,
arrested by Officer O'Hare for speed
ing 35 miles a hour on Sheridan road,
was fined $40 and costs.
Deputy Sheriff Steve Robinson ar
rested four speeders over Sunday on
South Sheridan road in the county.
George Carroll of Chicago, was fined
$40 and costs this morning by Judge
Slater; George Steinberg of Chicago,
forfeited $40 bonds this morning, and
two others, Fred Wasserman and R.
E. Christensen, gave bonds of $40 for
appearance later in the week.
Deputy Sheriff Clarence Erickson ar
rested G. H. Warhurst of Chicago, on
Saturday for going forty miles an
hour on the Geneva road. Deputy
Sheriff Stanley Rauen and Chef Bos-
letter kept close guard at the bridge
under repair on the Geneva road over
the weekend preventing any accidents
at the little detour.
Small Collisions.
William Marshall, 8 Albion place,
driving an Overland west on Market
! street, Saturday at $50 p. M, was
about to turn out when C. l.. Dolan,
568 South Chicago street, going west
driving Buick sedan, ran into the left
front fender, pushing the Overland
against a Paige touring car owned by
Skier. All three cars were slightly
damaged. The Overland was held re-
sponsible for the accident, in turning
when the traffic was not clear.
On Sunday a collision occurred be-
tween car driven by Joe Kostelic oe
North Rowland avenue and John
Bruner, of 817 Dayton street. Kos
telic was driving Ford south on
Newell street crossing Garden street,
when he ran into a Chandler sport car
driven by Bruner west on Garden
street. Both cars were damaged. Tom
Kostelic, 10, and Harry Kostelic, ~
years ola, TWO DOyS WIN WSAS 49,
pants of the Ford, were somewhat
scratched and bruised.
Elmer Kuiafski, 351 JENNIE street,
driving a Nash touring car, the prop
erty of the Sheridan Road garage, at
two o'clock this morning, collided with
milk cart. Kuiafski was going east
on Salem avenue when he ran into
the rear of the car which was also
going east. The milk cart believed to
belong to the Guernsey Milk company,
did not stop but went right on, but the
front of the Nash was wrecked. Kuiaf-
ski said that there was no light on the
wagon and he failed to see it.
Two cars came together Saturday
night at 11:55 o'clock on the Lake
Shore road just south of the county
line. John Ash, 2027 Lawson avenue,
Racine, driving a Buick touring cars
going north, collded with a Mitchell
touring car driven by John Lewando-
ski, Til Racine avenue, Kenosha.
Deputy Sheriff Mike Otto arrived upon
the scene directly after and pulled
Ash from under the Buick where he
was pinned. He was taken to st.
GATHERINGS hospital. 1t was found
that he was injured internally.
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