Grand Jury Indictments from the New Jersey Mirror- 30 Sep 1936

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Grand Jury Indictments, Sep 30 1936

All of these indictments were handed down by the grand jury in late September 1936:


  1. Kenneth Martingale(sic), of New York, for involuntary homicide, by automobile, of William Chase in Bass River
    township on June 27th. Martindale's car struck Chase and the latter died from his injuries.
  2. Arthur Rachor is charged with embezzlement of $1,500 from the State of New Jersey while he was employed at
    Four Mile Colony.
  3. Stacy Wilkins, Evesham, seduction under promise to marry Doris Day, under 21 years of age.
  4. Otto Dush, Florence, uttering(sic) worthless ceck(sic) for $200 to Alexander Dasakl.
  5. William Gross, Moorestown, assault and battery on Lulu Gross; also desertion and neglect.
  6. Harry W. Gifford, Pemberton township, assault and battery on Thomas F. Duff.
  7. William Wheeler, Florence, assault and battery on May Wheeler.
  8. Earl Schwed, Burlington, malicious mischief, consisting of throwing eggs at gas pump and building of
    Clarence Curlis.
  9. Dennis Hill, Jack Smith, Stanley Kedzierski, Walter Gembolik and Sigmund Gorczynski, Chester, malicious
    mischief, consisting of throwing brown shellac and paint on buildings of Frank Reim, Harold Wilson, Howard Mundy,
    Anna Mayer and others.
  10. Earl Long, Mount Holly, embezzlement of $135.30 from Dunlop Tire and Rubber Company.
  11. Barney Klein, issuing worthless check for $111.07 to Florence Lemunyon, of Shamong.
  12. Laura Zera and Edward Zera, Burlington, two indictments for illegal possession of liquor.
  13. Charles Thompson, Burlington, atrocious assault and battery on Oliver Thompson.
  14. William Mortland, Jr., and Alexander Civalina, Medford, larceny of small building, valued at $75, from Mark
    Lippincott.
  15. Chester King, Chester, desertion and neglect.
  16. Maurice Craythorn, Delanco, desertion and neglect.
  17. Joseph Guingo, Lumberton, illegal sale of liquor.
  18. Edward Goodher, Burlington, desertion and neglect, also assault and battery on Helen Goodher.
  19. Walter S. Davis, Mount Holly, atrocious assault and battery, with razor, on Albert Cromwell.
  20. Ogden Pratt, Palmyra, assault and battery on Alice Pratt.
  21. Harry J. Burns, Pemberton, assault with intent to rape Helen Grant, aged 17.
  22. Mrs. Sarah Barnes, Medford, adultery with Austin Vaughn
  23. Austin Vaughn, for same offense.
  24. William Hazelton, Bordentown, aiding and abetting keeping of disorderly house and house of prostitution;
    also aiding and abetting larceny of $120 from Victor Berquist.
  25. Jennie Jones and Elsie Voorhees, Bordentown, for being inmates of a house of prostitution, also for larceny of
    $120 from Victor Berquist.
  26. Jennie Jones, Bordentown, adultery with Victor Berquist.
  27. Howard I. Poinsett, Pemberton township, larceny of 12 baskets of tomatoes, valued at $12, from Antonio
    Lupinetti.
  28. Norman Mingin, Bass River, adultery with Mrs. Clara South; also against Mrs. Clara South for same offense.
  29. Firman Matthews, Moorestown, taking car of Robert Faulkner, without consent.
  30. Christopher Rausch, Cinnaminson, desertion and neglect.
  31. Hiram Jackson, Riverside, assault and battery on Orrie Jackson.
  32. Edward Irelan, Moorestown, larceny of 566 tomato plants valued at $250, from Armydis Hilton; also larceny of
    130 tomato plants, valued at $10, from Aubrey Walton.
  33. Charles Dolan, Mount Holly, receiving goods stolen from Armydis Hilton and Aubrey Walton.
  34. John L. Miller, Mansfield, atrocious assault and battery, with automobile, on Howard Carlson.
  35. Frank Maurone, Riverside, taking car of Harold Marshall without consent.
  36. Israel Greenberg and Harry Ely, Bordentown, possession of lottery tickets.
  37. Thomsas Smith, Beverly, atrocious assault and battery on Dwight T. Boone with revolver.
  38. Edward Minney, Medford, fornication with Anna Gosuzk.
  39. Benjamin Miller, Mount Holly, assault and battery on Bessie Still.
  40. Celia Welenc, Burlington, assault and battery on Marceline Paxton.
  41. Maracelino David, Beverly, desertion and neglect.
  42. Leo M. Rahilly, Burlington, desertion and neglect.
  43. John Henry Conlin, Hainesport, desertion and neglect.
  44. Nicholas Bevere, Burlington, desertion and neglect.
  45. William Davis, Burlington, atrocious assault and battery on Charles Ware with revolver.
  46. Kenneth Martindale, New York, involuntary homicide of William Chase, of Bass River, with automobile,
    on June 27th.
  47. Abram Dantzler, Woodland, larceny of suit, eye glasses, gold ring and cap, value $75, from John A. Felton.
  48. Fred Cherry, Burlington, assault and battery on Louis Pappas.
  49. Harry McLouglin, Bordentown, desertion and neglect.
  50. Arthur Rachor, Pemberton, larceny of $1,500 from State of New Jersey while in the employ of the State at Four
    Mile Colony.
  51. John Marinkas, Florence, two indictments for illegal possession of liquor.
Walter Davis: The same paper followed up this story on Dec 16th with this:
"When Walter S. Davis, colored, of Mount Holly, was called for sentence before Judge Frank A. Hendrickson, sitting in special sessions court at the Court House on Thursday, Prosecutor Howard Eastwood reported that the defendant was dead. Davis died in the Burlington County Hospital on December 7th from pneumonia, a report from the institution said. The defendant was under indictment for atrocious assault and battery on Albert Cromwell at the home of George Garrison, 225 Chestnut street, Mount Holly. During an argument, Davis drew a knife and cut Cromwell in the body, causing a wound that required 17 stitches to close. He pleaded guilty to the charge on November 23 and sentence was deferred until last Thursday. A record of Davis' death was entered on the court records."

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