The Detroit tribune., 1959-07-25
By Court Reporter

r;nwood was arrested last week
and charged with assault win
intent TO MAIN.
Police said Sanders was arrest
rested on the complaint oil Steve
Brown. of 2202 Cortland. They
said the two men became IN
yolyed in a fight, at which time
Sanders attempted to bite OIL
Browns left ear.
Clinton Smith, 81, of 1882 Pal
lister. was arrested last week
and charged with engaging in an
illegal occupation after he accept
ed dollar bet from a policeman
disguised in civilian clothes.
.
Mard r. Jones, 35, of 80 Pingree,
was found guilty of engaging in
an illegal occupation last week
in Recorders Court and fined
$40 or 80 days.
Police said they stopped Jones
at Euclid and Oakland for walk
ing against a red light, and OBJ
served an envelope containing
30 current dated bet slips in his
possession which Jones was dig
ging in his pockets for indenti-
fication.
James Moore, 38, no home, was
arrested last week on the com
plant of his divorced wife, Mrs
Louise Moore, 46, of 1874 SUI
pcri0r.
Mrs Moore said her cx-hus-
band come to her home and
when she refused to admit him
he smashed a door. Inside, Mrs.
Jones accused her husband OF
! Slapping a woman r0omcr, and
threatening TO kill her.
The couple were divorced five
years ago.
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Alvis X. Thomas, 80, of 2943
Wexford, was arrested recently
and charged with writing worth
less checks. He pleaded guilty
TO the charge. Last week Record
crs Judge Frank G.. Schemanske
placed Thomas on two years
probation with the first sixty
days in the House of Correction
and ordered him TO make full
restitution in the amount OF
$l.058.
Police said Thomas caShcd a
S45 check in a downtown bar on
April l5 He admitted passing
seven other checks.
Leon Professor Hill, 80, of
202l Seldcn, and Riley Lee
Brown, 20, of ST. Louis, Mo,
were arrested last week and
charged with ROBBERY armed.
Police said the two thugs held
up a market at 370l Wabash
February "a and escaped with
$239 at the point of a gun.
The crime came to light when
Brown was arrested in St. Louis
on a burglary charge. Police
said he confessed to the market
robbery and implicated Hill.
Police said Hill admitted his
part in the market robbery when
he was arrested at his home.
Mrs. Dora Ware. 35, of 1850
Harding, died last week in Re.
cciving Hospital Of burns she
received June 80 in her home
when chair in which she was
sleeping caught fire.
Herman EakcrS, rs. of 279
Harper, was found dead behind
the wheel of his truck last week
al Forest and JOS. Campau, only
minutes after he received a tic.
kct for running a rcd light.
Claude Moore, SO, and Buck
Thcr0w, 81, both of ALI Rivard,
were arrested last week and
charged with bribcary of o po.
! liceman.
Patrolman Arthur Romatz of
Woodward Static nSaid he stop.
ped the two men for making an
improper left turn on Grand
Blvd. He said after Writing a
, ticket, Thcrow offered him S5 To
tear up the ticket and Moore
added an additional So.
, Robert +. Graham, %, of 8737
North End, Fcrndalc, was charg.
|, er with embczzlement last week
! IN a warrant, on the complaint
, OF the owner of service sta.
ton at l0833 w. McNichols.
The owner said he gave Ora.
nam S37l to take 10 nearby
bank July l3. Graham failed TO
bank the money or return to
his job.