, 1934-12-05
81 SENTENCES
ARE
BY KENNERLY

Rapidly clearing away the Grim
hal docket in order to devote his
time 10 the law and equity dock
cts, Judge T. M. Kennerly has SEN
fenced 81 defendants in federal
district court.
Thirteen OF the defendants were
given straight ~penitentiary SEN
fences, five drew suspended pen
terms, 80 were sentenced to jail
and nine were given suspended Jail
sentences.
The heaviest sentence imposed at
the present term was given George
Won stein OF Brownsville Tuesday
afternoon when he pleaded guilty
TO a customs liquor charge. drew
ing an 10 months term In Leayen-
worth. Won Stein was arrested with
Ray v. Speedy" Adams Sunday
afternoon near the Tomates bend
below Brownsville, at which time
they had "a bottles Of Mexican
liquor in their possession. They
were arrested Sunday, indicted Mon
day and sentenced Tuesday. esta-
bliShing a speed record for the
present term Of court. Adams, joint
ly charged with Won Stein, drew a
90-day jail term.
Somewhat unusual disposition was
made Of the caSe wherein Victoria
F. Marion Of Brownsville was charg-
ed with unlawfully bringing three
small gold bars into the United
States from Mexico at Laredo. She
was sentenced to Is months in the
women's penitentiary in West Vir-
ginia, but the court reserved the
right "to suspend Of not suspend the
sentence at any time during the
present or next term OF court" She
was released but Is 10 report back
10 the judge February 16. The trial
OF this case was held at Laredo re-
Gently. but Judge Kennerly held UP
sentence TO the Brownsville term.
ApoloniO Flores. jointly charged
with Mrs. Marion. was given a 90
day suspended sentence.
Nine defendants, charged with
unlawfully returning to tAe United
States after having been deported
with suspended sentences. were given
straight ~penitentiary terms by Judge
Kennerly.
Defendants drawing straight peni-
Tertiary sentences were as follows:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Villareal. Is
months: Crispin Gomez, Is months;
Tomas Vidal. l3 months: Lucas Con-
zalez. Is months; Carlos Navarro.
Is months; Juan Mancha, Is
months: Francisco Rodriguez, Is
months; Jesus Rodriguez, Is months;
Domingo Rios Is months; Jose
Martinez Is months; Carmen SAL
dana IS months. For customs viola
tons: Matias Treviho. Is months:
George Won Stein. Is months.
Defendants given suspended peni-
Tertiary sentences were: Immigra-
tion-Hilario de Leon, IS months;
Francisco Martinez, Is months;
Pauline HeNandez, Is months. For
customs Andres Longoria, Is
months.
JAN sentences were as follows.
Immigration - Raimundo Salinas.
go DAYS: Francisco Sandoval, so
days; Tomas Salinas. 30 days. For
customs offenses-Jesus Vasquez. As
days already served: Tomas Partida,
so days; Gustavo Flores, 30 days;
Roberto Flores. 60 days; Jose cara
Re go days: Ramon Elizalde go days:
Esteban Rivera, 80 days: Enrique
Salinas. 80 days: Jesus Olvera, 80
days: Pablo Gonzales. 80 days: Eras-
mo Garcia, 90 days; Ray V. Adams,
80 days: F~ncarnacion Reyes, 30 days;
Jose Guerrero. so days; Francisco
Mo9talvO, 80 days; Rosalio Pena, six
months. Ignacio Rodriguez, six
months Teodoro Gonzalez, 90 DAYS:
Alfredo Medrano. 80 days; Felix
Trevino. go days: Gilberto Rivera.
so days; Lorenzo Rendon, 80 days;
Antonio Martinez, 80 days: Federi-
co Cortez, 30 days; C~rescencio Vas
quez, so days: Rafael Guerrero,
four months; Genaro Abrego, Jr.,
go days. Tmoteo Davila, 90 days.
Suspended Jail sentences: Immi-
gration-Pedro Valdez, 81 days. For
custonS-Gregorio Soils. 30 days:
Albert Hesbrook, 80 days: Alberto
Cara. 30 days; Ramon Cisneros, 80
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