Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-10-08
CASES HEARD.
CIRCUIT court
State of Wisconsin VS..
Earl Hitler is Heard
by Judge E. Ray
Stevens

with Judge e. Ray Stevens presid-
ing:
Title was cleared in the action
of Eric L. Rehbein VS. Miles
and others.
Alfred dig petitioned to become
a citizen but the matter was defer
red until January.
Briefs are to be filed in the case
of John G. Rotzoll and others vs..
D. NJ Stoner and others.
Liquor Case
The case of Earl Hitler, charged
with violation of the state prohibit
ton act, occupied the attention of
the court most of the day. AS we
go to press, the case is being ar
gued, with probability of reaching
the jury late this afternoon.
Circuit court resumed it's sess-
ion today with the following p 'as-
ent.
h. Ray stevens, Judge.
Grace d. Meyers, reporter.
Frank b. Moss, clerk.
II. c.. Neitzel, sheriff.
William Welk, under sheriff.
Fl. J. Bohn, district attorney.
Hazel E. Moss, deputy clerk.
The following cases have been
continued:
w. G. Evenson and others VS..
Emma True.
State of Wisconsin VS.. John Zins.
Lille Pagel VS.. Rose .Mellentine.
Ova Van Zile VS.. Oscar Simonson
First National Bank VS.. Richard
Klemm.
The following cases have been
settled:
Arthur Steve VS.. A. c. Allen.
Barbara O. Hall VS.. Steve Moore.
C. M. Hall VS.. Steve Moore.
John Timme VS.. F. NJ. Seamans
, and others.
Bump and Wickus VS.. o. j.
Vietch.
In the case of l.. A. Gordon and
others VS.. Hood Bros, there was an
application. for security for costs.
The application was denied with
SO costs.
,.a Actresses Jury
When the jury was called Judge
Stevens addressed them upon the
responsibility before them.
In the case of the State of Wis
consin VS.. Earl HITLER, charged
with violation of the prohibition
act, the jury brought in verdict
on two counts:
Possession of intoxicat-
ing liquor
Second Destruction of intoxicat
! ing liquor.
There were two points of con-
! tention in the case:
FIRST the warrant was in
valid in that a proper statement
was not made before the Judge.
Second-The warrent was not
served properly in that the screen
door to the house was closed and
that the officer had no right to pull
it open. When the hook holding
| the door gave way and the officer
rushed in he found the occupants
coming up stairs from the cellar
and in the cellar the last drops
were disappearing from the con-
| tainers.
The witnesses: H. l.. Halsted,
A. C. French police officer at Kill
/ bourn, Frank Wurz, Sheriff H. c..
Neitzel. Mrs. Hazel Hitler. Thomas
Breshelan, Edward Byrna and John
Horton.l
The jury: Mrs, Josephine Mar
/
shall, Roy Henry, Mrs. Ellen Hood,
VIM. H. Luttermann, John Jackson,
Mrs. Viola Karberg, Otto Grote,
Albert Wiese, Mrs. Josephine Ger
Itch, L. D. Rudd, Mrs. G.. w. Hoad-
lev and Christian Schneider.
Before the Court
The case of the state of Wiscon-
sin VS.. NJ. S. Hillestad is before the
court.
Cases to follow are:
State of Wisconsin VS.. Ralph Ca
/ hoon.
SiIas Locke VS.. John Baer.
Wilbur Hanley VS.. Norman Cul,
bourne.
e. B. Trimpey VS.. Suzanne
Browne.
E. B. Trimpey VS.. Mrs. Ralph
Browne.
Emil Heinecke vs. Winona Oil
Co.
vaIvo1ine Oil Co., vs.. VIM. Bon
gard.
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