The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-09-10

Alvin Silverman, Chicago, arrested
by Police Officers Bauschelt and Gala
han for operating an automobile with
out lights has entered a plea of gull
ty and been fined 81 and costs in
court. <~E y.... Isl
]. Kasper, so South Rowland ave-
nue. has reported to the police that
someone tried to enter his place crawl
ing through the south window near
the ice box the other night. Nothing
was missing.
Tony Laskewicz, 2O5 Maple court,
pleaded guilty to the charge of dis
orderly conduct Tuesday in court and
was fined SIS and costs. Laskewicz had
fight with Julius Klouss at the cor
ner of Grand and Fremont avenues.
The Kenosha Safety Council will
have an interesting meeting in the
city council chambers in the city hall
at eight o'clock this evening. Reports
for the summer work of members of
the council in the interests of safety
in Kenosha will be given and other
matters of interest will be discussed
, -. = F,
1t was Tony Mako of 474 Fremont
avenue and not John Borowski who
followed Mrs. Sherman to her homo
and who was given lesson by Mr..
Sherman "As Borowski" he was
Sooked at the police office but his true
name was discovered when he was
brought to court Tuesday. He was
given a fine of SO and costs. st.
Alex Murawsh, TIC Elm street
pleaded guilty to the charge Of as
sault and battery upon his wife over
the weekend, before Judge Slater on
Tuesday and was fined $40 and costs.
He was at first charged with mayhem,
having bitten his wife's finger, but
this charge was changed to that of
assault and battery.
John Marchioutti 428 Middle street
was given fine of $40 and costs for
assault with intent to do great harm
He struck two men in the head with q
club. But, as Captain Clausen told
the judge, they found their heads af-
ter being sewed up were just as good
as they were before and they refused
to prosecute. Tn two victims we're
Tony Buta, 20 North Congress street,
and Louis Dolavalle; 426 Middle street.
Robert Boyd, Elizabeth and Grover
streets, pleaded not guilty to the
charge OF permitting gambling at his
place Saturday night, when arraigned
Tuesday before Judge Slater in NUM-
cipal court. His case was continued
to September IS at 9 a. m. under bonds
Of 500. The eight others arrested
for gambling during the same raid
pleaded not guilty, represented in
court by Attorney Roy S. Stephenson
and their cases were set for trial tbs
same day, bonds in each case $25.
Mike Johanowicz, who still runs the
old stand at 33 North Main street,
pleaded not guilty 20 the charge of
permitting gambling when brought
into court Tuesday on the charge. His
case was continued to September is
at 9 a. m. Frank Lorek, North Chi
cago and John Sobulowsl, 1ss North
Fremont avenue, who were caught at
the place gambling by Police Officers
Borden, Ernest Radatz, Rups and Me-
Givern, each pleaded guilty to the
charge and each was fined $40 and
costs. John Staranowicz, North Chi.
cago, arrested during the same raid
pleaded not guilty and his case was
continued until September IS, bonds
$500.
The Milwaukee Bankers association
notified the Kenosha police Tuesday
afternoon that hold-up had just taxi
en- place at the Sherwood bank. Two
men held up the cashier with guns,
shot no one but escaped with $4,000.
They went off in an automobile driv-
en- by youth of about sixteen. The
police were on the lookout for the
group in case they had started south.
The case against Anker Samonson,
$40 Rowland avenue, arrested for OPP
Grating an automobile without the
owners consent, has been continued
to September IS at 9 a. m. on the plea
of not guilty of Samonson. The man
from whom he took the car is repair
ing his, Samonson's car, it is said,
and Samonson told the court that the
owner had given him permission to
use the car. ----