The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-13
CALL GRAND JURY TO HANDLE CASE
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 in the recent mutiny ct Banner prison. and who have been trans- ferred from prison to prison to pre-. vent their fomenting trouble among the other convicts. are leaders in this, mutiny.
 "Ths estimated injury to property is over s26.0oo, which figure does not include several thousand dollars loss to the state.. <
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 Upon the recommendation of the board of administration, governor Brandon has requested the judge and the solicitor of the circuit in which special grand jury in order that all the facts ascertained by the investi- gation now being conducted may be placed before that body, and in order that such further investigation may be made by the grand jury as 1t deems best. It is understood that the special grand jury Is being called into session for Monday, January 28."
 The statement further said: the in- vestigation so far conducted implts cated the following as being among those who used dynamite in an aty tempt on the lives of the toffioials and in the wanton destruction of
 W. D. Lavender. white. Montgom- cry, sentenced to 2 to years for grand larceny in 1922: Dempseay Reach. white, Mobile. sentenced in 1921 to 8 to 4 years for assault to rob, and who received additional Lauderdale. sentenced to life impris- onment for first degree murder in 1923; J. W. Carson, white, Escambia county, who received a year and q day for grand larceny in 1923. and Is reported to have served time in lowing negroes: Ed. Duggar, Jeffer- son, sentenced in 1921 to IS years for highway robbery, and. who 1t Is stated, served time before; James Robinson, sentenced to 10 years im- prisonment from Jefferson county In sentenced from Jefferson county for life imprisonment for murder In 1918; Adonia Crusoe. serving a life sentence from Jefferson county for robbery, sentenced 1916; Will Ed- wards. Montgomery. sentenced 10 years for robbery in 1918. escaped and recaptured once; Charles Moore. from Colbert county. sentenced m 1920, { to 6 years for grand larceny, who served time prior to this con4 viction; Ike Parham, who received . 30-year sentence from Limestone county Tn -lSUT TOT c statutory O1- fense. escaped and recaptured twice; S. T. Summerlin, Crenshaw county, sentenced 1920 to to 10 years for assault 10 murder; Waddell Sneed, Bibb county, sentenced in 1921 to 15 years for second degree murder, this sentence being imposed for kili- ing a fellow prisoner while serving another sentence; Jesse Douglass, who received Q 10-year sentence for manslaughter from Geneva county in 1918; Will Lewis, life timer. sent up from Mobile in 1921 for murder; George Thurman, who received 20 years from Jefferson county for bur- glary and grand larceny in 1914; Humphrey Hogan, Colbert, to { years for burglary in 1921; Ellis Stewart, Jefferson county, who re- 2eeived IA to years for grand lar ceny in 1923, and had served time before that; Theo Gains. who re- Hceived 2 to 3 years for grand larceny from Jefferson county in 1922; Cur tis Teague. serving g 20-year sent once for second degree murder from Calhoun county, sentenced 1916; Bill Everett, Fayette county, ssntenced 1920 to 10 years for second degree murder; Frank Coleman, Monroe county, sentenced 1923 to 1 to 6 years for burglary; King Sol James. Rus sell county. given 10 years for try ing to wreck a train.