The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-07-02
l2 MEN LN JEFFERSON JAIL HELD IN CONVECTION WITH
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Ten Alleged Participants in Killing of Frank Foukal Pass Through Montgom- cry Under Strong Guard Late Yesterday

Montgomery. July 1.-(specinl.) | sions that indicate they were in deep
 thought, 10 men, alleged active par | ticipants In the ensational killing of Frank Foukal. prisoner in the Bald win county jail, on Sunday week axc, passed through Montgomery at 6ilO o'clock Tuesday afternoon under strong guards. Their. destination fs some point in Alab,m., where. they will be unable to confer with friends in Baldwin county or discuss the cnse between themselves.
 Accompanying the men, who were arrested almost simultaneously on the
 Mobile and Bay Minette side of the bay before daybreak Tuesday. were , Sheriff Stewart of Baldwin county, Special Assistant Attorney General Horace Wilkinson and four deputies. The men will be distributed through
 out North Alabama, each going to a separate jail. MT. Wilkinson said. Names of the men, as given out at Bay Minette and Mobile, are Hanery Bishop, Robert Underwood. Joe Under
 wood. Walter Bishop, Jim Andrews,
 Morris Underwood, Rudolph Pierce and Louis Pierce.
 | MT Wilkinson. telling the story of l the roudn-up of the alleged murderers of the prisoner, who was held in jail | for the crime of killing man named Bishop, relative of the Bishops under | arrest, said all the men were arrested almost simultaneously before daylight Tuesday. Having all the evidence nec-
 essary to charge them with first de- ] gree murder, the deputies and sheriffs. assisted by the assistant attorney gen. eral, left Bay Minette at o'clock Tuesday morning. They had knowi- edge of each man. Some lived on the
 Mobile side of the bay and others on | the Bay Minette side. It was agreed l that at a certain time the arrests would be made.
 l One of the men, who is said to have believed he was being shadowed, left the Mobile side during the night, only l to be arrested as he crossed to the Bay | Minette side.
 CASE NOT COMPLETE That the case is not yet complete was the statement of MT. Wilkins pn. There is much work to be done yet. in the way of completing the chain of evidence against the men now in GUS l tody and others who are alleged 10 have been indirectly connected with the sensational killing of the prisoner. Mir Wilkinson was strong in his praise of the work by Sheriff Holcomb b of Mobile county, Sheriff Stewart of
 Baldwin county. who succeeded Sheriff Richardson following the killing of the prisoner. and Sheriff Strong of Es- cambia county. These men. the assist ant attorney general said. rendered invalable assistance in one of the nest
 sensational cases tn the history of the state.
 There was nothing thrilling about the capture of the 10 men, MT. Wilkin- son said. The plans, which were pre- arranged. worked out well. and Ill throughout the state. before the in- formation got to the center of the cx- citement at Bay Minette.
 l All the men. it is said. once resided in the same neighborhood and are re- lated to each other and the Bishops
 under arrest are close relatives of the Bishop who is alleged to have been killed by Frank Foukal.
 Developments in tho case came
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