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uij-uuii ! UMUnnuL(Continued from page One)ion that dale tin employe of Uoss served Hquor to thorn and Prohibi-■ tion Agent Floyd and Ills wife. The 1 latter couple dlcl not appear to tes-j lily.Fmcs or $350 and $150 and . costs were assessed by the court against Clrioti after hearing evidence of the prohibition agent and his wife. Mrs. Stevens, who is not an employe of the state department, testified that on February 4 she drank a bottle of beer and her husband a shot*' of whiskey In rooms used by Cirioti over his Erie street restaurant. Sire dc-nied drinking any liquor at Ross’ establishment.Anti-Saloon League Keeps Evidence Stevens and his wife testified they purchased bottles of intoxicating liquor at the place of . business of each Ross and Cirioti. These Stevens produced ns evidence.Although the evidence was ob-tallied against Clrioti early In Fobru-nry and March it was not until several days ngo that nfTldlvnU were mod against him. The affidavit was filed against Ross at the same time . Stevens testified that the liquor lie is alleged to have purchased from Ross and Cirioti was sealed and abided immediately after ho reached the Gatlin hotel annex, Csntoti, where he nnd his wife were rooming. From t ie time the bottles were sealed until limy were brought here for evidence lie said they had been kept in the safe or lhe Anti-Saloon league at Canton, Ross nnd Olrltol had previously pleaded not guilty to the charges. Attorney P. a. Kuhn represented the defendants and city Solicitor Maurice Wcndling the slate.
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Evening Independent
Massillon, Ohio, US
Fri, May 03, 1929
Page 4
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