The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-29
DRUNKEN DRIVER
AGAIN A MENACE
Police Arrest Many on
Charge on Saturday
Night Here.
TO COURT TODAY
Drivers Who Mix Two InfIarl-
mable Liquids Are Hauled
Before the Judge.


thew brought Frank Janiszewski, 81
North Edward street, into the police
/ Office Sunday morning and booked
him on the charge Of driving an auto
mobile while intoxicated. The arrest
was made by Police officers Fenske
anG Pecan, who also made other ar
rests on the same charge within a
/ few hours on Saturday night.
| Just after midnight Janiszewski,
drivi..g a car north on West street,
came to the arterial highway on Eliza
beth street and failed to stop. He
shot right into the highway and
crashed into a car driven by w. l..
English of Zion, ILL.,, caving in the
whole side of English's car.
Woman In Car Arrested.
In the car with Janiszewski was
Mrs. j. Sentkowski, 81 North Edward
street, who was very abusive to the
officers and everyone else. She handed
profane language with the ease of an
addict" according to the police re-
port.
Mrs. Sentkowski was arrested on the
charge of disorderly conduct and in
toxication, and put in jail. Later she
was released on bonds for appearance
in court this morning.
John Sentkowski, the woman's hus-
band, who was also of the party, was
arrested for intoxication.
Another In Collision.
Einar johnson, 468 Grover street,
was another arrested on the charge of
ldriving while intoxicated. Johnson
was taken into custody by Police
officer Pecan, Orgish and Goodman at
1858 p. M, Saturday. He was driv-
ing a Ford car north on Valentine
street, travelling on the wrong side
of the street, when he collided with
another car johnson left 5000 bonds
for appearance in court this morning.
Thomka Makes Third
John Thomka, South Kenosha, was
arrested Sunday morning at 1:15 p. m.
by Police officer Pecan and Reynolds
for drunken driving. Thomka drove
his car into ditch on South Grand
avenue.
He was very drunk, the police Of
ficers said. He was brought down to
the police Office and registered for a
'room" in the jail. His car was
brought down and placed in back of
the city Jail.
All those charged with drunken
/ driving were brought into court today.
and found an unsympathetic figure in
the "little judge" who likes to send
those who qualify as members of the.
drunken drivers association to jail.
Arrest One for Possession. >
Albert Clausen, 1909 Market street,
who was in the car with Einar john
son at the time the latter was arrest
ed for drunken driving, was himself
arrested, but on the charge of UNI
lawful possession of Intoxicating
liquor. The police when they searched
him found a bottle of moon. He gave
bonds of 5000 for appearance in court
4 today.
Henry Sandburg, 215 South Brockett
street, who was in the car with john
son and Sandburg, was arrested on
the charge of intoxication.
Howard L. Houston, Chicago, while
walking from the east to the west
side of Main street Sunday at $3.50
p. M, was struck by Yellow cab
driven by Mickey Salerno, 1877 Racine
avenue. Salerno was driving north on
Main street when Police officer
Bauschelt arrived on the scene just
after the accident, he found the cab
4 standing on the southbound street car
track, on the wrong side of the street.
Salerno, it is said, stated that he
was speeding to catch train,
Charles Mayer, 575 Charles street,
driving Ford coupe east on Prairie
avenue, collided Saturday at p. m.
4 with a Nash sedan bearing license
number D 4O-128, Wis. 25. The Nash
was going south on Norman avenue,
and made a left hand turn to go east
on Prairie avenue, when the collision
took place at the intersection. The
left rear. fender of the Ford was
damaged.
A collision took place at the inter-
section of Garden street and Maple
| wood avenue, Sunday at 4:30 p. M,
when a Nash sedan driven west on
/ Garden street by Mrs. R. j. Wieders-
berg, 761 Huron street, collided with
a Ford coupe driven by Emil Therrien,
| $50 Market street. Mrs. Wiedersberg
was just west of Maplewood avenue
/
order to turn north on Maplewood
avenue, according to the police report.
Both cars were somewhat damaged.
Edward Roberts, 662 Lincoln avenue,
/ & fireman in the employ of the city of
/ Kenosha, was arrested by the police
Saturday night on the charge of reck-
less driving. Roberts was driving an
automobile at 9:37 p. M, Saturday,
when he ran into an automobile
T parked at the curb at Fremont avenue
and Symmonds street. The parked
/ car was the property of Bruce O'Hars
OF 514 Symmonds street.
F. A. Tesckafod, Waukegan, collided
with George Bronick of the Wiscon-
sin hotel, Saturday at 6:10 p. M, at
the intersection of Sheridan road and
Morgan avenue. Both cars were dam
aged.
Arnold Manager, Racine, driving a
/. Oakland coupe west on South street,
collided at the intersection of Ex-
change street Saturday night with a
Chevrolet coach driven by a. man
whose surname was given as West.
4 Both cars were somewhat damaged.
Francis Du Bots, Racine, collided
with Charles Bobus, 626 Pomeroy
street Sunday at 1874 p. M, at the
intersection of Prairie avenue and
South West Main street.
4 Charles Minkus, route l, driving a
Nash touring car south on Ridge
street Saturday at 4:25 p. m, collided
with Frank Pingatore, 969 Garden
street, who was driving a Ford de-