Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-12-15

" hlte, ~, 39O W. Central, was
/ arrested at his home after he sold
a plain clothes officer two half
pints OF whiskey.
The police officer gave White
four one dollar bills which had the
serial numbers recorded and in
turn received two pints of Chaplin
and Gore whisky.
White was placed under arrest
and, other officers, in searching
the home, found three, half pints
of Ambassador Scotch, eight and
one-half pints of Feischmann's,
ten and half pints of Chaplin and
Gore unopened and one and one
half pints of whisky which was
opened.
A loaded 80 caliber Colt revolv-
er found in a dresser drawer was
also confiscated by the police.
Gets Is Days
In st. Paul municipal court on
December 8, White was given a
fifteen day worlhouse term for
selling liquor without a license.
On December 7, a st. Paul po-
lice officer not in uniform entered
the home of Marvin Mcdowell, 80,
of 116 State Street and requested
two half pints of whiskey. Nc
Dowell left the home but returned
shortly thereafter with the whis-
key and the sale was completed.
The price charged for two half
pints Of bourbon was $3.50.
Found Not Guilty
In st. Paul municipal court on
December IS, Mcdowell was re-
leased after being found not guilty
in the sale Of liquor without license.
Eleven Arrested At 88S Iglehart
On December 8, about 1855 am.
representatives Of the st. Paul
police morals division We're busy
once more. Upon entering the
home at 683 Iglehart, which Is
owned by Marion Moses, 80, they
purchased a pint Of whiskey and
paid him three dollars.
Once the purchase had been
made other officers entered tine
home. In the kitchen which adjoins
the sitting room they confiscated
one case Of beer-twelve bottles of
Hamms and twelve bottles Of
Grain Belt; one case Of beer taken
from refrigerator with six bottles
of Fountain Brew, three bottles Of
Hamms, three bottles of Premium,
and five bottles of Seven-Up.
One Fountain brew case con-
tanned eleven Premium Beer,
twelve Fountain Brew and one
bottle of Hamms, all strong.
Two pairs Of dice were found In
a Longing chair. Also, in this same
chair was found a Savage, 80
caliber automatic with eight bull
let's in 1t. All Of the confiscated
items were taken to police head
quarters.
Ten Receive Suspended Sentences
Persons present who were also
taken to police headquarters were:
Jessie Redmond, 80, $50 Dayton;
Willie James Mathews, 20, 145
Arch; Willie c. Perkins, 81; Ray
mond E. Smith, Al, PIP 18th Av.,
Minneapolis; Frank Jones, 43, 1914
Arch; Robert T. Moore, Al, TAO
Carroll; Donald Nunley, 81, 300 T.
st. Adams; George T. Curtis, 43,
900 w. Central; Richard Osborne,
rs, 52s Dayton and William Man.
dali, 20. address unknown.
These persons were booked and
charged with visiting a disorderly
house, and in st. Paul municipal
court on December 8, they received
ten day suspended sentences.
Marion Moses appeared on De-
cember 9, and was sentenced to a
80 day workhouse term for selling
liquor without a license and an
additional thirty days for operat-
ing a disorderly house.
Another raid occurred during the
early hours Of December 8, at 626
Iglehart. This place is said to have
been the source for many COM
plants of residents in the area
for some time.
The officers at this location were
admitted through the front door
where they saw numerous people
drinking and playing cards.
The officers approached the bar
and the first drink was purchased
from Thomas Washington, As, Of
626 Iglehart.
About 3:18 am. other officers,
all in uniform entered the building
and the following persons were
placed under arrest for visiting a
disorderly house. All are from st.
Paul unless otherwise designated:
Mary Aydt, 681 Summit; Barbara
Holman, Is, of 1884 Charles;
Sharon Harder, 10, 925 e. Sixth
ST.; Virginia Wilson, %, 626 lyle