The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-09-10
CALL ANOTHER
DRUNKEN DRIVER
Bearl Marshall Refuses to
Qualify and Enters Plea
of Not Guilty.
ALL MINOR COLLISIONS

Bear1 Marshall 1905 South Pleasant
street. was arrested by the police on
Monday, at 9:55 p. m. on the charge
of driving an automobile while. in
toxicated He was brought into the
municipal court before Judge Slater
this morning on the charge, but en-
tered a plea of not guilty. The case
was continued to September 18.
Marshall's arrest followed on the
heels of an automobile accident which
occurred Sunday night at the inter-
section of Sheridan and Prairie
avenue. Carl S. Johnson, Waukegan,
was driving a Gray coupe. west on
Prairie avenue and turned to go south
on Sheridan road when he was struck
by a Ford sedan driven east on
Prairie avenue by Marshall. Police
Officer Curt Eek arrested Marshall on
the drunken, driving charge.
Pedestrian Hurt.
There were many minor collisions
over the three day holiday period, but
all of them, except one, were of a
minor nature, and most of them oc-
Cured during the storm of Satur-
day night.
In the one exception, John Sheehan,
of 9542 N. Racine avenue, Chicago,
was injured. He and F. A. Cruise was
walking north on Main street at $3.50
o'clock this morning and just cross
ing South street, when Sheehan was
struck by an Essex coach, driven by
Mrs. Harold Alcott, 2455 Pasadena
avenue, Detroit, Mich. Mr.. Sheehan
was knocked to the pavement by the
car. and dragged several feet. He was
taken to DR.. McCluskey's Office where
his bruises were tended.
Clarence Hartl, 1905 Fifth avenue,
driving a Ford sedan west on Salem
avenue Saturday at 900 p. m. col
lided with Floyd Ellis, Silverlake, who
was driving a Ford sedan east on
Salem avenue and about to turn north
into Balm avenue. Both cars were
damaged.
Charles w. Price, Paris, Kenosha
county, driving a Chevrolet touring
car south on Sheridan road Saturday
at 1900 p. M, was about to turn left
to go down Ashland place, putting
out his hand to signal, when w. P.
Johnson, Kalamazoo, Mich, also driv-
ing south, ran into the rear of Prices
car, breaking the two rear wheels off
and damaging Tenders and gas tank.
The REQ touring car of Julius
FRANKIE, while parked on North Main
street, Saturday, at $500 p. m, was
run into by a Nash touring car bear
ing the license 18-414 D 25W, which
was issued to Chris Mares, 452 Newell
street, parked against the curb on
North Main street.
Joe Wisniewski, Gel Elm street,
driving a Ford touring car east on
Dayton street, Saturday at 1856 p. m.
and Joe Mizshak, 431 Pleasant street,
driving an Overland sedan, ran to-
gether just after they had both
stopped for the arterial highway at
Sheridan road and started up again,
one trying to turn south and one
north on Sheridan road. Both were
somewhat damaged.
Edward Althoff, 756 Balm avenue,
driving a Ford sedan south on Ridge
street Saturday at 10:40 D. m. collided
with Claude 0'Neill driving a Yellow
cab north on Ridge street. 0'Neill
tried to pass another car, turned out
too short, and got in front of Althoff's
ear, doing considerable damage to it.
Althoff was injured and taken to st.
GATHERINGS hospital. He had sustain
ed a cut on the left arm.
Joe Butkus, 1909 Garden street,
driving a Nash coupe east on Pine
street and Axel Victorian, 704 Racine
avenue, collided at the intersection of
Milwaukee avenue and Cedar street,
Saturday at $40 p. m.