Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-03
YOUNG is INDICTED
ON LARCENY AFTER
TRUST ACCUSATION
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! nection with the death of Milton
| Blackwell. The tragedy took place
I December IL at 1106 Half street court
Douglas Griffin is said to have
killed his wife. Rosie Lee Griffin, by
I shooting her December AT their
home. 1888 Sixteenth street northeast
! James A. Allen, an Indictment alleges,
| shot and killed Frederick Griffin, col
ored, at Eighth street and Barry place
| November 2S last.
| Mary T.. Johnson. colored. is
charged with nddegree murder in
connection with the death of Edward
| Marshall, cOlored, December 7. She
| is alleged to have stabbed him at 10
| GesSford'S court southeast.
Manslaughter is alleged in an in
dictment against William W. Ever
| hart, colored, who was driving an
| automobile truck which is said to
! have struck and killed Jeanne r.
| Terry, a colored child, at Eleventh
and Kenyon streets November %.
| Charles d. Fowler, owner of the truck,
| was exonerated by the grand jurors
| from responsibility for the tragedy.
Others Are Indicted.
! Others indicted and the charges
against them include: Margaret r.
| Collins g cases., forgery mad utter
! ing; James Perkins, grand larceny
| James Solomon, housebreaking and
| larceny; Paul Outlaw, false pretenses
| Jerry Offredo. housebreaking and
| larceny; Mason f. Samaha, non-sup-
port: James Munroe, joyriding; Leroy
Hanback,, grand larceny; William f..
Penning, forgery; Edward j. Gilker-
son q cases., false pretenses: Charles
NJ. Thomas, non-support; Leroy j,
Hopkins, larceny after trust and en-
bezzlement: Jesse Johnson, higamy
Leon West, housebreak king; George
Pryor. grand larceny; Edward W.
TowneS e cases., housebreaking
Elaine Hughes, receiving stolen prop
erty; Milton Chase, Thomas l.. Brown
and William c. Brown, grand larceny;
Walter Castle Williams, joyriding;
Joseph D. Peterson, assault with
dangerous weapon: Joseph Johnson
g cases.. housebreaking and larceny;
Foster Johnson, robbery: James A.
Watkins and Vernon c. Starke. grand
larceny; Ollie Williams e cases),
assault with dangerous weapon: Frank
j. Mulvey and Horace W. Trice,
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny.
Frank j. Mulvey, joy-riding; Mickey
Mcdonald. setting up gaming table;
Isaiah Ware, receiving stolen prop
erty; James Q. Peters and Paul Hill
two cases., housebreaking and lar
ceny; James Q. Peters. grand larceny
and joy-riding; Otis Blair, robbery;
William Battle, rape: Washington
Walker, Ruth Ford and David Burton.
robbery: Rudolph j. Nemcosky, bring
ing stolen property into District of
Columbia James Smith, carnal knowl-
edge; Butler Stevens, rape: Edward
Ii Vc nd Ia n
ME Adolph, joy-riding: Ernest Wing,
violation Harrison narcotic act: Vic
tor A. Littwin. non-support; Uriah
Hobbs, receiving stolen property; Page
X. l.. Smith two cases., false pre-
lenses: Dorsey d. Sherman two cases.
joy-riding: Genaro Trujello, assault to
rape; William Strond, carnal knowl-
edge; Paul woodward, violating Mann
act; Robert G. Maxwell and Joe j.
Harper, alias Joe J. Burton, robbery.
Harry c. Johnson, forgery and ut
tering; Charlotte Patterson, forgery
and uttering and grand larceny; Ber-
nard l.. Downey, joy-riding; Clarence
French, alias Clarence Jones, robbery;
Walter Bell, grand larceny; James
Corley, forgery and uttering; Roy c.
Prebble, assault to rob; Frank But
Ter. grand larceny: Alton Duffey, joy
riding; Robert e. Gales, violating Har-
r1son narcotic act; Robert Ralph, re-
cefving stolen property; Alexander
Brown. assault with dangerous weap-
on and assault with intent to kill:
Philip H. Medley, violating national
prohibition act: George F. Smith and
Warren j. Village three cases., joy
riding
John E. Woolschlager, accessory
after the fact to housebreaking; Rob
ert E. Davis. carnal knowledge; Phillip
kuchenmeister, violating postal laws;
Anna X. Reed, violating Harrison mar
cotic act; Robert NJ. Petzold, embezzle-
ment, larceny after trust and grand
larceny; Max Becker, violating Mann
act; Harry r. Sipes, alias Raymond
Sipe, violating Mann act; Willard
Blake, violating Mann act: Amanda
ID. Harrod, abortion; Jesse Lucas and
Charles r. Barnes, robbery.
81 Freed of Rum Charges.
The grand jurors refused indict-
ments against q persons charged
with violating the national prohibition
act. Those exonerated of this charge
We're Frank Cardinale, Arthur Mason
q cases., Katie Brent, Louis Mer
chant, Joseph Di Stasio, Frank Abbo.
John Walter Dramar Victor G.
Marini, Louis A Zembelli, Rino
Moreso, Charles Caputo. James Britt,
Archie Calling, Edward Garnett, Ed
ward f. Helle, Louis Ray Reed.
Charles NJ. Reed. AnnabelI Annadale,
Maggie Shorter, Charles Contes and
Willie Blake.
Others exonerated and the charges
against them include Charles Shore,
setting up gaming table; Eugene
Brown, Charles A. Randolph and
Harry Laycock. assault with danger
Gus weapon; Jerome Cosey, robbery:
Richard A. Dant, assault TO rape;
Fife Nj. Middleton, embezzlement:
Leon G. Wellons, Louise Wellons and
Larry III. Williams, blackmail; Will
liam Bell and Clarence West, assault
with dangerous weapon; William A.
Reese. ENLIGHTENMENT; James j. Kane.
robbery: Wilson l.. Parker, manslaugh-
ter: William G. Rice, assault; Frank
w. Ellingham. violating Mann act; Ir-
vim Batson, attempted carnal knowl-
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