Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-04-11 | Page 9 | Drivers Plead Not Guilty to Drunk Charge

DRIVERS PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO DRUNK CHARGE Three Accused of In Intoxication Intoxication Intoxication In- In Appear Before City Judge Three accused drunken drivers arrested arrested ar- ar rested ested in police traffic activities over the he week-end week entered picas pleas of not guilty in police court Monday while a similar charge against a fourth was reduced educed to one of drunkenness One of the defendants a threw conference visitors into panic when his machine crashed into an another another an- an other at Richards street and South Temple Sunday wh while le a second wa was arrested after his automobile struck a new safety isle and overturned J. J F. F Thomas 32 and a companion compan- compan ion on Bud Shepard 32 32 allegedly crashed into an automobile owned by byL L L. A A. Scare North Twelfth West street while driving by the temple grounds Officers reported traffic had lad been halted to allow persons leaving caving the Tabernacle to cross the street s when the accident occurred Thomas was charged with drunken driving and Shepard with possession of liquor and drunkenness Both will be tried April 19 John A. A Lundwall 60 60 was arrested at Broadway and l Ia Main n street Sunday Sunday Sunday Sun Sun- day after his machine struck the abutment of or a new safety isle by Patrolmen G. G C. C Bracy J. J M. M Hopkins Hopkins Hopkins Hop Hop- kins and P F F. F Nelson Trial will be April 19 Bert Kell Kelly 20 was arrested Sunday night at Second South and Regent street by Patrolman W. W D. D Perry who reported the defendant drove his automobile automobile automobile au au- au- au in an erratic manner and struck a curbing Trial was set for April 19 P P. S. S Anderson 32 arrested April 8 after his automobile allegedly struck two others at Second South and State streets escaped prosecution prosecution prosecution tion on a drunken driving charge when Judge Nephi Jensen was in informed informed informed in- in formed the complaining witnesses had left the city Anderson will ilI be tried Tuesday on a charge of drunkenness to which he pleaded not guilty guilt Mon Mon- day