The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-09-25
CECIL CIRCUIT COURT
Grand and Petit Jury List
Appeal Cases Heard

Appeal Cases Heard
The September term of Cecil Cir
lcuit Court convened at Elkton on
Monday morning, with Judges Levin
lW. Wicks, of Chestertown, and
Thomas R. Keating, of Centervlile,
Inn the bench. The Grand ana
petit Juries were drawn as follows:
Grand Jury-Jesse T. Cameron OF
Rising Sun, foreman; Lee Matthew's
Reuben Lake, Robert H. Baker
| samuel r. Miller, Wilmer j. FANS
walter S. Fox, Joseph E. Gillespie
| John w. Kilby, Edwin D. Carnart'
| George w. Cox, Peter OFT, Irwin n.
IDeibert, John E. Reynolds, George
M. Davis. George H. Tarbert, Charles
Is Grant, Grover C. Ritchie, Herbert
Hawley. Irving Burke, William
Weaver, Robert G. Shippers, ana
samuel w. Fitzgerald.
| Petit Jury-John H. r. Price,
John S. Lee, Jacob Steele, Cnaries
G.. IJlary, Alpheus A. Pierce, Harry
Inn. Riley, Charles H. Morris, Lam
bert w. Davis, Charles s. Ellison
Is. Claude Sykes, Nimrod Mlnner'
Andrew Anderson, Charles, A. Hut
chins. George Campbell, James A.
Brown. Irwin G.. Griffith, Frank
Bryson, /Sr., Charles Payne, Charles
| !. Biddle, Charles S. Poist, Frank 3.
Howard, John Racine and 5. Ciauoe
England.
| In the case of Mrs. Jennie Sent
man VS.. John Atkinson, tried before
the Court, verdict was returned
for the plaintiff for property re-
lplevined and one cent damages.
| In the appeal case of John L.
Gray VS.. Hannah Blair, judgment
was affirmed
In the appeal case of William
Gibson VS.. State, disorderly con-
lduct charge, plea Of not guilty was
confessed by the State.
/ In the appeal case of A. A. Huss
Tvs. State, automobile case, the ap-
peal was dismissed, the costs being
paid by appellant.
In the appeal case of Annie
Albanese VS.. Lester Hutchinson
Judgment was affirmed.
In the appeal case of William
Glees, colored, sentenced to years
in the House Of Correction by
Magistrate w. H. Johnson for
carrying concealed a deadly weapon,
the plea of guilty was entered, and
Court sentenced Glees to nine
months in the House of Correction.
/, Appeal case of John Powell VS..
State, on charge of reckless driving,
tried before Court. Verdict not
guilty.
In the appeal cases Of William B.
Newlin, Lloyd J.. Meek, George B.
Pearce and Bernard Hutchinson VS..
State, the appellants failed to
answer and the appeals were
dismissed.
In the appeal case of Russell
Dennis VS.. State, on a charge of be-
ing habitually disorderly, the ver-
dict was guilty. Sentence suspended.
In the case of Joseph F. Ziegen-
bort VS.. State, the appeal was dis
missed, as it was in case Of Edward
| Boyd VS.. State.
In the case of State VS.. Marshall
Purner, indicted for larceny, plea
| of guilty was entered ON the second
count, receiving stolen goods. Ver-
dict of Court, guilty on second count
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| Correction. "a Ss
State VS.. Oscar Johnson, for sell
ling liquor, tried before jury.
The verdict was guilty. Johnson
pleaded guilty in two other cases.
Luke Goodyear, indicted for sell
ing liquor, pleaded guilty on fifth
count of the indictment.
AT the noon recess on Tuesday
| naturalization cases were heardA
Anthony Manguette, Dominco Rap
poselle, Antonio Sacco, Demetries
NICHOLAS Papadakis, James Arnott
thompson, John Di Paola and
frank Forlino were naturalized; the
leases of Antonio Monsczticz and
benjamin Dubansky were continued.
John Calvert, colored, pleaded
guilty to larceny of chickens. AS he
was under suspended sentence he
was given Is months in the House
OF Correction.
John T. Willis pleaded guilty to
larceny OF tools from the Jessup C
moore Paper Company, and was
given 6 months in the House of
Correction.
Luxe Goodyear pleaded guilty ON
the fifth count of another liquor
uic.ment. He was given three
months In the House of Correction
IA one case and sentence was sus-
pended in the other.
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