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oy muiaiia LouriCounty Women Given Terras in Work House for Violations of La^, in Punishments Handed down Monday.LIST DETAILEDGloom GcWill Adcnals of i in Wa' As a sequence of the session ofCriminal Court held lust week, Judge •rj.' 'N. Langhatn yesterday pronounc-lt;ed severe sentences on a number of defendants who had either been found guilty hy jury trial or who hid en-■■/••^tetecl pleas of guilty. The sentences^■^'Toll-ow;Mrs. Caroline Viola, Indiana: possessing and selling intoxicating, li-i. : quor-^-eoats of prosecution, fine of•;j, : $300 and commitment to the Alle-v : gheny County Work House for a.Term of not less the eight month$. ‘ nor more than two years.. Mrs. Tamps Trimarchi, Indiana:possessing and 'selling intoxicating::.. liquor-—ocsts of prosecution, fine of $300 and imprisoment in the Indiana County Jail fop a period of bn$ yeai*.lt; The case against Mr. Trimarchi -was ■' ' nol'prossed.■ . Mrs. Rosj© Pi zzarella, Indiana:;,; p hnderi pg—coshs of prosecution, fine $100 and impi‘isonmentJn the A11-Vegheny County Work House foi: not ; less than six months, nor more than two years.• : h:, -Robert Harper, violating' of motor- laws—costs of prosecution and a fine of $25*.Mrs. • Anna August, Beil wood:, 'rlarCeny—costs : of posecution, fine of h ? $10d, make full restitution of alleged /stolen money and serve not less than V-4 drib year nor more than ttfo years in ■:the Allegheny County' Work House.• / , ; 'Nicholas Marock, Shblocta: carry-; ■ •'ing concealed deadly weapons—costsNEW L03of alternate cOfficials of Two States 1 unlock this n Renew lProbe into the lt‘'cfk?n ?avJ♦ *pv .in r n» i went to the 1Ueath or JDinghamton Rome last Fr Man and Looting of I Hall strelt;Grave in Cemetery.MONEY MISSINGchanged for eh At 11:15 t class, Bangor, The S-51, g men who divegiven up her s Life mightThirty-foui almost four d; grim remindei until this mor salvage what iBINGHAMTON, N. Y„ Sept. 29—(INS)—Officials of two states after less than; four Hours1 rest resumed 1 t.1'** jtheir investigation into the /‘death” lProvea lftat dof Prbd G. Beal© of this city /and the looting of ja grave in the Hancock cemetery... Men from thpee counties wereand sergeapt^P. E. -Devine was sent from .Sidney Barracks o~f the state constabulary by Captain Daniel E.Fox. ; The ibod^jr first supposed to be that of Beale was in an undertaker’s establishment here,' whju'e it was tak- (INS)—The bod en after Sheriff Harry €. Scudder engine-man firsi stopped the funeral as :the coffin was was todabeing borne to a train to take it to statement given ^the paternal Home in Oswego. mander LaniganThe identity iof a grave found open- base; He made ed in the Hancock cemetery had not recei*Pt of me ■been officially disclosed and Dela- Christy inware county officials said that the of salvage. Gibslt; family concerned had not been notified first discovered, of the ghoulish crime. Authorities! mei1 who Went t of Wayne county, Pennsylvania, are I the -S-51 was rar1 - a J_ _ _ J 1 it _ I r*BY DAV1 (I. N..S. Sta NEW LONDO
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Sep 29, 1925
Page 5
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