The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-10-15
ARREST IN
ZION COP CASE
Police Take Joshua MacIn-
tosh Here Saturday AS
Aid to Bailie.
CHARGED WITH AIDING
Court Will Hear Both Cases
Monday, Oct. 10, Growing
Out Of Schufeldt Arrest.

Just when it appeared that the
Baille- Shufeldt case was on its way to
final settlement in the courts here
another arrest was made by the police
which will start the fight all over
again as far as the second arrest is
concerned. III
Saturday afternoon Police Lieut..
Charles Rock, Detective Sergeant Emil
Meissner, and Detective Walter Chase,
were out on a call travelling in the
police car north on North Main street,
when Lieut. Rock spied the Lincoln
Limousine of Wilbur Glenn Voliva. In
the car were driving Joshua MacIn-
tosh, Volvia's chauffer, and his
brother, p, j. Macintosh, Voliva's
footman. In the rear seat was Voliva
himself.
Called To. Stop Car.
The detectives motioned, to the
Voliva car to stop and Joshua Mac
Intosh was told he was under arrest.
The arrest came as a complete sur
prise to all in the Voliva car, especial
ly so to Macintosh who had no idea
he would ever be mixed up in the case.
He was taken to the police office and
his brother was allowed to take Voliva
back to Zion where he was to attend a
wedding. Macintosh was formally
booked at the police Office and charged
with aiding and abetting the malici-
GUS destruction of property in con-
nection with the arrest of Henry
Shufeldt by Ebert L. Bailie, former
Zion speed cop last year, 1t is alleged
that Macintosh was riding with Battle
in the car that stopped Shufeldt at the
state line, and that he aided Bailie
in completing his arrest.
To Have Hearing With Bailie.
Immediately after. his arrest Mac
Intosh was arranged before Municipal
Judge John C. Slater and entered a
plea of not guilty. He made an i'm
posing appearance before the Judge as
he pleaded. Dressed in natty blue
uniform which he wears whenever he
drives the Voliva car, and with that
Enthusiastically Scottish brogue, he
told the judge that he was innocent
of any wrong doing, and again ex-
pressed surprise that he should have
bGen arrested. His case was set for
preliminary hearing Monday after
noon, October 10, at 1 o'clock, at the
same time at which BaiIie is 70 have
his hearing. Whether Macintosh will
change his plea as Baltic is expected
to do when he appears before the
judge again is not known. No indica-
tion to this effect was given when
Macintosh provided bonds of $500
for his appearance a week from today.
Kept Macintosh Warrant Secret.
Police have held the warrant for
MacIntosh's arrest for some time, but
have never had the opportunity to
serve : until Saturday afternoon. If
they had entered the state of Illinois
to arrest Macintosh they would have
had to go through the long series Of
incidents leading up to an application
for extradition, and remembering the
success with which they met in try
ing to get Battle into Wisconsin to
lace the charges earlier this year they
chose to wait for their opportunity in
Kenosha.
In the meantime the state is pre-
pairing to prosecute its case against
Macintosh and Bailie and will be fully
prepared should any legal fight loom
up at the hearing next week.