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*SENTENCE COURT HELD MONDAY! FOR EIGHT WHO PLEAD GUILCheck Charge, Bond cd to the Federal penttontlnry at AiJumping and Liquor 0a- whcr(J he Berved twlt;jumping - - a half years. When ho steppelt;1 trot**Cases Are Decided.the Federal prison the man that had gone Ills bond In the Mercer countyjjjfe court, was wait In? Tor him, and re-'^r tum^l him for sentence. The vlolfuifi^. tlon In this county had been in*'' Bhruon. •vV$!Brownie Evcrsoll, of Qrconvdlle,'#1®C. A. Hofrnn. who had been convicted at the January term. i!»2D, on a charge «*f making and drawing chocks with Intent to defraud, un-Jjwho was recently denied o new trial, ------- ----------appeared In court Monday afternoon j who has been beforo tho courts on, for sentence, and was required ro, several occasions, signed a plea to a; pay the costs and a flno of $f*0. Hcf-| liquor charge, and was assessed;# ran was charged by a New York | flno of *100 and costs, and aentenood 'mock brokerage firm with piirchaa- to the Allegheny county workhing stocks through them, and In paying had given them two checks forfor one year.John Koprlnock, 10, of No. 6 Mlne,$I largo sums and that ho had no funds pleaded guilty to a charge of larceny |In tho hunk on which ho had drawn jand was placed on probation for-tiUjgj£ jt he chocks. One of the contentions • year In the custody of J. W. Ely. ThO;,^’of the defense at the time of the, youth hud been charged with taking Va trial wan that Inasmuch us tho stocks j goods from tho railroad platform^®| had not been delivered 4to him, but j which had been consigned to atorws^V ‘.wore held by the company, they luid In the mining community.! not been defrauded. This formed the j C. L. Ryhnl pleaded guilty to cqgt I principal defense, but was not con- charge of pnsalng had check*.jjefren lu at present claimed that ho did not knowfunds In his checking account hiu*;V boon exhausted. Ho was required ViSj?j sldercd legal, iliving In Warren. O., and holds u .position u.h a traveling salesman.• Ho Immediately paid the costs and pay tho costs.Ralph See, of Qreenvlllo, who.[fine and was released.Frank Baldwin, who was tried and recently arrested on a Hquor Vtjj |convicted on a liquor charge in 1925 tlon chrgo. pleaded guilt/ and while an appeal for a now trial sentence was deferred.' The I was pending removed himself from alleged to liavo been oonnsct*?/:tho Jurisdiction of tho Mercer coun-. August Mason In tho liquor bu .....ty courts, appeared for sentence and Mason la also charged, with a llt^or ) wp* required to pay a fino of $100 j violation and his caseand costs and HOrvo a Jail sentence of four months, (luting from March 26, tho dato of his arrest. After disappearing from tho county Baldwin got into trouble at KUwood City, after returning from tho .west. This brought 1dm into tho Federal, court;by tho grand Jury this week: Louie Serlo of Bhenag^ pj^Vl Charge, WM given four rqontjand fined ’*•Borenlph ofirrenchWhovwqUpnUtOfc;)whloh resulted in hip beingflontenc-‘ * * •! ■ x, 1 ff.Ji'-'V’irs yavv
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Greenville Record Argus
Greenville, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Apr 22, 1930
Page 10
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Linda R.
NA, 20 May 2017
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